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Carole Lombard, Chester Morris, and Nat Pendleton in The Gay Bride (1934)

Carole Lombard: Mary

The Gay Bride

Carole Lombard credited as playing...

Mary

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Quotes27

  • Mirabelle: There's no sense to marrying a racketeer. They don't live long.
  • Mary Magiz: Well, what's wrong with that?
  • Daniel J. Dingle: Mary, how about a little kiss?
  • Mary Magiz: Mr. Dingle, you forget I'm in mourning!
  • Daniel J. Dingle: What's that got to do with it?
  • Mary Magiz: Well how would you feel if you were dead, and I kissed somebody else?
  • Mary Magiz: I'm disappointed in you Mr. Shoots.
  • William T. 'Shoots' Magiz: Well, baby, what's the matter?
  • Mary Magiz: Just because you know the backer of the show, doesn't mean you can take liberties. Some of us happen to value our privacies.
  • Mirabelle: Well, suit yourself; but, goodbye career.
  • Mary Magiz: Career? I'll be lucky if this show last a week and then what? Pounding more pavements, living on hot dogs and coffee. I want to eat and I want to eat now and I want to eat when I'm 40 and I want to eat when I'm 60 and I want to eat good.
  • Mary Magiz: Shoots, you can't take your shoes off in a place like this!
  • Mirabelle: They do in Japan.
  • William T. 'Shoots' Magiz: Now, see, Japan.
  • Mary Magiz: Well, they eat raw fish in Japan too!
  • Mary Magiz: You, pig! Look at my stockings. My best French imported stockings! You ruined them. Just look at them!
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Sure!
  • Mary Magiz: Don't stand there gapping at me!
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: I'm not gappin', I'm gawkin'.
  • Mary Magiz: Are you trying to tell me Mr. Magiz is not a wealthy man?
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Not as wealthy as you think. I take care of his accounts.
  • Mary Magiz: I'm not marrying Mr. Magiz for his money. Did you ever hear of love?
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Yeah. You'll find it in the dictionary under "L".
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: I'm just Office Boy, see. Everything the name implies. I'm just his body guard to keep the other mobs from shootin' him up. I haven't got any part of Shoots racket.
  • Mary Magiz: What are you here for?
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Five hundred bucks a month. Only I don't save all that, see. Now, last month I only saved 465. This, eh, suit sent me back 35 bucks.
  • Mary Magiz: You were gipped.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Well, two pair of pants, of course.
  • Mary Magiz: You were still gipped!
  • Mary Magiz: [sarcastically] Go on, tell me the story of your life. I'm dying to hear it.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Yeah? Well, when I was six years old, my father bought me a lollipop, you see. One of those big, all-day, suckers. A little gal I was crazy about ran away with it. And I learned about women - from her.
  • Mary Magiz: Well, your lollipops will be safe with me.
  • Mary Magiz: [to Office Boy] Run along doggy. Into the kitchen with your bone. My guests are arriving.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Let me give you a little tip. When you get a flock of jewels from Shoots - blow.
  • Mary Magiz: If there's any blowing around here, you're going to do it.
  • Mary Magiz: [walks in on Office Boy in his underwear, pressing his pants] Well!
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Next time, knock. Sometimes I take a bath, too.
  • Mary Magiz: Mirabelle, out of the chorus for good!
  • Mirabelle: Personally, I'd rather marry a slaughter house.
  • William T. 'Shoots' Magiz: Well, babykins, how are you doin'?
  • Mary Magiz: I want to talk to you alone. Would you mind coming to the room?
  • William T. 'Shoots' Magiz: Would I mind? Early to bed, as George Washington said.
  • Mary Magiz: Office Boy, I don't think we'll need you any more.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Okay. Well, so long. Be careful while you're over there, now, Shoots.
  • Mary Magiz: Don't worry. I'm taking him.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Yes. Yes, I know.
  • William T. 'Shoots' Magiz: Isn't that nice. Lambikins is takin' me.
  • Car Salesman: Your car just arrived. Don't you love it?
  • Mary Magiz: Oh! It's beautiful!
  • Car Salesman: Isn't it! And how do you like it Mr. Magiz?
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Well, if the wife likes it, it's okay with me.
  • Mary Magiz: He is *not* Mr. Magiz.
  • Car Salesman: Oh, I'm so sorry.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: I'm not.
  • Mary Magiz: Look here, you stick to your job. If you want to be a spy, I'll buy you a Confederate uniform.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: I wonder how I'd look in a Confederate uniform?
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Let's sit down here and talk this over. I want a drink to wet my whistle. Oh, waiter.
  • Waiter: Yes sir.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: What'll you have?
  • Mary Magiz: I'm not drinking. I'm just talking it over.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: A pitcher of beer please and nothing for the lady.
  • Waiter: Yes sir.
  • Mary Magiz: A champagne cocktail, please!
  • Waiter: Yes, ma'am.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: You're for you, 100%. And I don't blame you, duchess. I'll tell you a little secret, I'm for me.
  • Mary Magiz: We've got a lot in common.
  • Jimmie 'Office Boy' Burnham: Well, I don't know about me; but, you sure are common.

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