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Edward Morgan:
[on a painting] Just suppose the figure of that lovely child should suddenly come to life. Suppose it smiled at you and waved its hand. What would you do?
Aunt Genevieve: I'd call a doctor!
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Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
[singing] Curly Top! You little bundle of joy! Curly Top! You're like a wonderful toy!
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John Boles
(as Edward Morgan)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Shirley Temple
(as Elizabeth Blair)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
From now on, she's going to have all the lovely things in life, just because she has a right to them.
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John Boles
(as Edward Morgan)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
How would you like it if you and I got to be very, very good friends?
Elizabeth: I don't think I would like it, sir.
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Shirley Temple
(as Elizabeth Blair)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
I've got a friend that ...
Elizabeth: Oh, I bet that isn't true. Edward Morgan: What? Elizabeth: You said you had a friend. I bet you have *lots* of friends.
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Shirley Temple
(as Elizabeth Blair)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
Oh, I've gone mad, Aunt Genevieve. Delightfully mad!
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John Boles
(as Edward Morgan)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Edward Morgan:
There's no human problem that can't be solved by kindness.
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John Boles
(as Edward Morgan)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Aunt Genevieve:
Edward Morgan, insanely jealous and acting like a sixteen-year-old Romeo! Oh, this is the happiest day of my life!
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Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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Aunt Genevieve:
Edward, you may as well admit that you're in love with Mary. Why don't you tell her so?
Edward Morgan: Haven't you heard the news, Aunt Genevieve? It just so happens Mary is engaged to Jimmie Rogers. Aunt Genevieve: Have you ever told her that you love her?
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Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
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