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Mary Wickes
(as Emma Allen)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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Bob Wallace:
You don't expect me to get serious with the kind of characters you and Rita have been throwing at me, do you?
Phil Davis: Well, there have been some nice girls, too, you know. Bob Wallace: Oh yeah, yeah. Like that nuclear scientist we just met out in the hall. Phil Davis: All right, they didn't go to college. They didn't go to Smith. Bob Wallace: Go to Smith? She couldn't even spell it.
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Bing Crosby
(as Bob Wallace)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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Bob Wallace:
You ought to be horsewhipped. First you, then you, and then you again.
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Bing Crosby
(as Bob Wallace)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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[after Betty finds Judy and Phil embracing]
Betty Haynes: What is this? The best two outta three? Judy Haynes: I guess I got carried away. Phil Davis: Yeah, she carried me right with her - I don't weigh very much.
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Danny Kaye
(as Phil Davis)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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[after Bob has found out about Phil and Judy's phony engagement]
Judy Haynes: It's just that she's always been something of a mother hen. Phil Davis: Yeah, and we wanted Mother Hen to leave the nest so that Little Chick could... I guess we laid an egg. Bob Wallace: An egg? Brother, you laid a Vermont volleyball!
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Bing Crosby
(as Bob Wallace)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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[Bob leaves to go make a phone call]
Phil Davis: [sighs] I don't know what's going on, but he has that Rodgers and Hammerstein look in his eyes. Betty Haynes: Is that bad? Phil Davis: Not bad, but always expensive.
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Danny Kaye
(as Phil Davis)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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[to the Haynes sisters]
Phil Davis: Mr. Wallace was just saying how remarkable it was that Benny Haynes' sisters should have eyes... [voice cracks] Phil Davis: ...I mean, blue eyes. That is eyes... Bob Wallace: Nice out.
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Bing Crosby
(as Bob Wallace)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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Vera-Ellen
(as Judy Haynes)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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