Mary Grey: [to Borden] If I stay in this house any longer, you're not going to have any family, and I'm not going to have any sanity. - Ginger Rogers (as Mary Grey) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mary Grey: I guess rich people are just poor people with money. - Ginger Rogers (as Mary Grey) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mr. Borden: [after hearing an apple is her dinner] Are you on a diet? Mary Grey: Yes, but against my wishes. - Ginger Rogers (as Mary Grey) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mr. Borden: [Looking at the loud toe his secretary has given him for his birthday] Well, that's one bright spot on a gloomy day. - Walter Connolly (as Mr. Borden) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mr. Borden: Well, Michael, there seems to be a touch of spring in the air. Mike: Yes sir, that's something even the poor people can enjoy. - James Ellison (as Mike) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mr. Borden: You see, it's my birthday. Mary Grey: [Cynically] Birthdays are all right, but you never get over the first one. - Ginger Rogers (as Mary Grey) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mrs. Borden: [after being questioned about her extramarital affairs] At any rate, I have a right to lead my own life. [Scoffs] Mrs. Borden: I'm not a child. Katherine Borden: You're old enough to be my mother. - Kathryn Adams (as Katherine Borden) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mike: [after being uestioned by the family about Borden's activities] The nocturanal meanderings of the upper lass do not interest me! Tim Borden: Might as well be civil! Mike: [Haughtily] Only when civil liberties are in danger. - James Ellison (as Mike) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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Mike: You get my goat! Mary Grey: Where'd you get it in the first place? - Ginger Rogers (as Mary Grey) in 5th Ave Girl (1939)

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