Maxine, Little Girl at Audition: Please wait don't send my brother to the chair, don't let him burn, please please warden please

- Margaret O'Brien (as Maxine, Little Girl at Audition) in Babes on Broadway (1941)

Penny Morris: I don't think I like you.
Tommy 'Tom' Williams: Thank you.
Penny Morris: Your welcome!

- Judy Garland (as Penny Morris) in Babes on Broadway (1941)

Tommy 'Tom' Williams: I was a failure yesterday, now look at me today!
Penny Morris: You mean you even looked worse yesterday?

- Judy Garland (as Penny Morris) in Babes on Broadway (1941)

Tommy 'Tom' Williams: Will ya sing me a song?
Penny Morris: How do you know I can?
Tommy 'Tom' Williams: Because you sing when you talk. When you walk. Why your eyes, why their singing right now
Penny Morris: They are? Well I'll be darned

- Judy Garland (as Penny Morris) in Babes on Broadway (1941)

Miss 'Jonesy' Jones: Every actor in New York will love you!
Thornton Reed, Theatrical Producer: I don't want every actor in New York to love me! I want my wife to love me!

- James Gleason (as Thornton Reed, Theatrical Producer) in Babes on Broadway (1941)