On Again-Off Again (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Edward F. Cline |
| Producer(s) | Lee S. Marcus |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical |
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Bert Wheeler(as William Hobbs)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Bert Wheeler
(as William Hobbs)
Robert Woolsey(as Claude Horton)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Robert Woolsey
(as Claude Horton)
Marjorie Lord(as Florence Cole)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Marjorie Lord
(as Florence Cole)
Esther Muir(as Nettie Horton)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Esther Muir
(as Nettie Horton)
Paul Harvey(as Mr. Applegate)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Paul Harvey
(as Mr. Applegate)
Russell Hicks(as George Dilwig)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Russell Hicks
(as George Dilwig)
George Meeker(as Tony)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
George Meeker
(as Tony)
Pat Flaherty(as Mr. Green)
On Again-Off Again
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1937
On Again-Off Again
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1937
Pat Flaherty
(as Mr. Green)
On Again-Off Again Overview:
On Again-Off Again (1937) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Edward F. Cline and produced by Lee S. Marcus.
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On Again-Off Again Quotes:
William Hobbs:
I'm just beginning to realize what a racket this butlering is. Why don't you become a butler? The rest'll do you good.
Claude Horton: Hobbs, as your master, I insist that you be miserable!
Claude Horton: Hobbs, as your master, I insist that you be miserable!
Claude Horton:
So, my haughty lady...I'm not good enough for you, eh?
Nettie Horton: Well, it finally dawned on you.
Claude Horton: So you admit that you've been carrying on with the butler!
Nettie Horton: Which butler?
Nettie Horton: Well, it finally dawned on you.
Claude Horton: So you admit that you've been carrying on with the butler!
Nettie Horton: Which butler?
William Hobbs:
How much would you charge me to call you a half-witted horse's neck?
Claude Horton: A half-witted horse's neck? Now let me see...that'll cost you a hundred.
William Hobbs: Make it $75!
Claude Horton: What do you think this is...a cut-rate drugstore? One hundred!
William Hobbs: One hundred for a little thing like that? Why you cheap, chiseling crook!
Claude Horton: That's the hundred.
Claude Horton: A half-witted horse's neck? Now let me see...that'll cost you a hundred.
William Hobbs: Make it $75!
Claude Horton: What do you think this is...a cut-rate drugstore? One hundred!
William Hobbs: One hundred for a little thing like that? Why you cheap, chiseling crook!
Claude Horton: That's the hundred.
William Hobbs:
C'mon, drink your milk. It'll make your hair curly.
Claude Horton: I hate curly hair. I don't even like rosy cheeks!
Claude Horton: I hate curly hair. I don't even like rosy cheeks!
William Hobbs:
The servants have all quit.
Claude Horton: You're crazy!
William Hobbs: There they go, takin' the bus...They said they wouldn't work for a stupid-lookin' egg like you.
Claude Horton: And you let 'em call me a stupid-looking egg?
William Hobbs: Well, there is a resemblance, sir.
Claude Horton: That'll cost you one hundred dollars.
William Hobbs: You better make it two hundred.
Claude Horton: Two hundred?
William Hobbs: I told them what I thought you looked like.
See More Quotes from On Again-Off AgainClaude Horton: You're crazy!
William Hobbs: There they go, takin' the bus...They said they wouldn't work for a stupid-lookin' egg like you.
Claude Horton: And you let 'em call me a stupid-looking egg?
William Hobbs: Well, there is a resemblance, sir.
Claude Horton: That'll cost you one hundred dollars.
William Hobbs: You better make it two hundred.
Claude Horton: Two hundred?
William Hobbs: I told them what I thought you looked like.
On Again-Off Again Facts
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'Robert Woolsey' was in constant pain during the filming due to a severe kidney ailment that eventually took his life in late 1938.
Edward Peple's play, "A Pair of Sixes," opened at Broadway's Longacre Theatre in New York City on 17 March 1914 and closed in September 1914 after 207 performances, The opening night cast included Maude Eburne and Hale Hamilton.