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Dorita:
[singing] Some people say I dress too gay, but every day I feel so gay, and when I'm gay I dress that way, is something wrong with that? Noooo!
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Carmen Miranda
(as Dorita)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Dorita:
You are here to kick up some more heels, huh?
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Carmen Miranda
(as Dorita)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Peyton Potter:
[inspecting lipstick on his handkerchief] Hmm... ketchup?
Mrs. Peyton Potter: No doubt. And from a Brazilian tomato.
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Charlotte Greenwood
(as Mrs. Peyton Potter)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Peyton Potter:
I am a businessman. I go in for no foolishness. I'm entirely business.
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Edward Everett Horton
(as Peyton Potter)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Mrs. Peyton Potter:
[after meeting Dorita] That hat! I'd better watch my lampshades and bell-cords!
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Charlotte Greenwood
(as Mrs. Peyton Potter)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Mrs. Peyton Potter:
Well old swoopy, swapping swoops at your age what have you got to say about that?
Peyton Potter: I told you darling we were simply discussing investments.
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Edward Everett Horton
(as Peyton Potter)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Edie Allen:
[singing] Oh, the polka dance, the polka dance, the polka dance is gone/But the polka dot, the polka dot, the polka dot lives on.
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Alice Faye
(as Edie Allen)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Edie Allen:
Hear the orchestra?
Andy Mason: Yeah, where's it coming from? Edie Allen: Where's your imagination?
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Alice Faye
(as Edie Allen)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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Edie Allen:
Stop acting like Don Ameche, and get me a taxi.
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Alice Faye
(as Edie Allen)
in
The Gang's All Here
(1943)
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