Platinum Blonde (1931)

Loretta Young: Gallagher

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Quotes 

• Gallagher : You're certainly going to be poison to that Junior Leaguer from now on.

  Stew Smith : Gosh, I hope not. I got to call on her this morning.

  Gallagher : You what?

  Stew Smith : Sure! I must drop in and see the witch. Her wounds need soothing.

  Gallagher : For heaven's sake, Stew, are you completely bats? What for? I thought that story was cold.

  Stew Smith : Sure the story was cold; but, I'm not. I'm sizzlin'. Look!

  Gallagher : Oh, came the dawn, came the dawn.

  Stew Smith : And with it came love. Oh, Gallagher, you've got to meet her. She's "it"!

  Gallagher : And that!

  Stew Smith : And those and them!

  Gallagher : Well, I've see her pictures and I don't think she's so hot.

• Gallagher : Where is Mr. Smith?

  Miss Wilson : Oh, you mean Anne Schulyer's husband?

  Gallagher : Yes.

  Miss Wilson : Oh, he's probably very tired. You see, he's had to meet all these people personally tonight... What is it you call him - the Cinderella Man.

• Gallagher : Don't turn around now, but, there's a very beautiful girl up there that seems to be staring at us.

  Stew Smith : Staring at us?

  Gallagher : My mistake, she's glaring.

  Stew Smith : She's glaring - it must be my wife.

• Stew Smith : We never look at Gallagher as a girl!

  Anne Schuyler : No, well, what do you look upon her as?

  Stew Smith : Well, down at the office, we always just look at - - Gallagher, that's all.

  Gallagher : Well, you see, they all consider me just as one of the boys.

  Stew Smith : Right!

  Anne Schuyler : [Skeptically]  In deed. How interesting.

• Stew Smith : You know what I should do with you? I should sock you right in that - funny little nose.

  Gallagher : Yes, and I'd love it.

  Stew Smith : Sure, you'd love it.

• Stew Smith : Well, Gallagher!

  Gallagher : Hi!

  Stew Smith : Ohhh, I'm glad to see you! Hello, Hank, how are you?

  Hank : Oh, fine, but kind of thirsty...

  Stew Smith : Thirsty? Come right in, I'll get you a drink, huh?

  [starts to close door] 

  Hank : Oh, say, uh, you remember Joe?

  Stew Smith : Sure.

  Hank : Well, I sort of invited him in to bend an elbow with us.

  Stew Smith : 'Sall right, 'sall right, 'sall right, bring him in.

  Hank : Come on, Joe, it's all right.

  Joe : All right!

  Stew Smith : Hello, Joe!

  Joe : Hello, kid, how are you?

  Stew Smith : Glad to see you, kid.

  [starts to close door] 

  Joe : Say, just a minute.

  Stew Smith : Yeah?

  Joe : Johnson's outside. You don't mind if he comes in and dips the beak, do ya?

  Stew Smith : No, no, bring him in. More the merrier.

  Joe : [to Johnson]  Hey, come on, come on.

  Stew Smith : Hi, Johnson!

  Johnson : Hello, Stew old pal, how are you?

  Stew Smith : Glad to see you.

  Johnson : I'm glad to see you.

  Stew Smith : Come on in, come on in.

  [starts to close door] 

  Johnson : Say, lookit, wait a minute. I've got two of the boys I brought along with me, they're cruising around with nothing to do... you don't mind if I bring them in?

  Stew Smith : You brought two of them?

  Johnson : Yes.

  Stew Smith : That's all right, bring 'em in...

  Johnson : Come on in.

  Stew Smith : ...well, what's the difference?

  [... and the other 20 people come in] 

• Stew Smith : There you go, talkin' like a woman.

  Gallagher : Well?

  Stew Smith : Well, you're my pal, aren't you? And don't turn female on me.

• Stew Smith : There's a swell girl. I want you to meet her.

  Gallagher : Who me? She wouldn't want to meet me - I'm just an old load of hay.

  Stew Smith : Here's what we'll do. We'll have a party down at your house. One of those spaghetti party's, you know? Haven't had one in a long time. Have we, Gallagher?

  Gallagher : Not since you broke into society.