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Quotes from Footlight Parade (1933)

11 quotes
Joan Blondell
Nan Prescott: I know Miss B - Rich, if you remember.
- Joan Blondell (as Nan Prescott) in Footlight Parade (1933)

Joan Blondell
Nan Prescott: I wouldn't beef about being locked up with the man I love!
- Joan Blondell (as Nan Prescott) in Footlight Parade (1933)

Joan Blondell
Nan Prescott: You scram, before I wrap a chair around your neck!
Vivian Rich: [Angrily] It's three o'clock in the morning - where do you want me to go?
[Nan starts to speak, but Vivian immediately cuts her off]
Vivian Rich: You cheap stenographer...
Nan Prescott: Outside, countess. As long as they've got sidewalks YOU'VE got a job.
[Shoves her out, gives her a swift kick in the rump, and slams the door behind her]
- Joan Blondell (as Nan Prescott) in Footlight Parade (1933)

Claire Dodd
Vivian Rich: You said you'd marry me and you're going to marry me!
- Claire Dodd (as Vivian Rich) in Footlight Parade (1933)

James Cagney
Charlie Bowers: Is there, is there anything I can do?
Chester Kent: Yeah. See that window over there?
Charlie Bowers: Yeah.
Chester Kent: Take a running jump and I think you can make it.
- James Cagney (as Chester Kent) in Footlight Parade (1933)

James Cagney
Chester Kent: [to Vivian Rich] I'd rather you sue me than marry me.
- James Cagney (as Chester Kent) in Footlight Parade (1933)

James Cagney
Chester Kent: Aw, talking pictures, it's just a fad.
- James Cagney (as Chester Kent) in Footlight Parade (1933)

Joan Blondell
Chester Kent: Hello, Vivian. This is Miss Rich. My secretary, Miss Prescott.
Nan Prescott: I know Miss Bi... Rich, if you remember.
- Joan Blondell (as Nan Prescott) in Footlight Parade (1933)

James Cagney
Chester Kent: Listen, Nan, send a new boy and girl on right away, and make sure they're not in love with each other.
Nan Prescott: Right.
Chester Kent: Uh, get a couple already married.
- James Cagney (as Chester Kent) in Footlight Parade (1933)

Joan Blondell
Chester Kent: Sometimes I get the feeling you don't like anybody.
Nan Prescott: If you only knew.
- Joan Blondell (as Nan Prescott) in Footlight Parade (1933)