Quotes from Day-Time Wife (1939)
12 quotes
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Ken Norton:
[after being awakened by his wife] My dreams don't do you justice.
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Tyrone Power
(as Ken Norton)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Jane Norton:
If a woman can't hold her man, then it's her own fault. But I'm going to hold mine.
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Linda Darnell
(as Jane)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Ken Norton: Oh no, no -- it's not that way at all. I've got my wife very well trained. She's nice and quiet. The home type, you know. I wear the pants in my family.
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Tyrone Power
(as Ken Norton)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Kitty: When we're not in the office, I call him Kenny-whenny.
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Wendy Barrie
(as Kitty)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Jane Norton: I'm Miss Blake, Jane Blake. Crawford Employment Agency sent me.
Miss Applegate: Oh yes. Well, I'm Miss Applegate. You know an Applegate a day keeps the doctor away.
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Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Jane Norton: Blanche, there's a little of the wandering minstrel in every man, and if you don't hold his interest, he's bound to go whistling under other people's balconies.
Blanche: Well, I must say, it only took you three weeks to find that out. It took me three husbands.
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Binnie Barnes
(as Blanche)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Jane Norton: Oh, Ken, you're a dog but you're the nicest dog I know.
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Linda Darnell
(as Jane)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Miss Applegate: You know I can't make up my mind whether this glue tastes like the chocolate or the chocolate tastes like the glue.
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Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Miss Applegate: You know Mr. Dexter has a mind of his own. He's a genius. Everybody says so, including Mr. Dexter.
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Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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Bernard 'Barney' Dexter: After a while a wife gets to be sort of a solved crossword puzzle.
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Warren William
(as Bernard Dexter)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
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