Charlie Hill: Can I have a magazine? I'll treasure this all my life, I'll sleep with it under my pillow.
Angela Bonfils: It would do you more good if you read it.

- Vera-Ellen (as Angela Bonfils) in The Belle of New York (1952)

Charlie Hill: I guess I just seem to lose interest in any girl who'd marry a fella like me.

- Fred Astaire (as Charlie Hill) in The Belle of New York (1952)

Charlie Hill: Peanuts. I only wish they were diamonds.
Angela Bonfils: That's silly, you can't eat diamonds.
Charlie Hill: Diamonds buy a lot of peanuts.
Angela Bonfils: I got a lot of peanuts.

- Vera-Ellen (as Angela Bonfils) in The Belle of New York (1952)

Mrs. Phineas Hill: All the cheques I've written to Charles, five of them. Supposedly for his pet charities. Well I'm through being charitable to everyone he pets.

- Marjorie Main (as Mrs. Phineas Hill) in The Belle of New York (1952)

Mrs. Phineas Hill: And when you leave, take Buffalo Bill with you!

- Marjorie Main (as Mrs. Phineas Hill) in The Belle of New York (1952)

Angela Bonfils: There's nothing wrong with you.
Charlie Hill: Yes there is, I'm in love.
Angela Bonfils: Love.
Charlie Hill: You probably don't know about love.
Angela Bonfils: Well I certainly know it isn't about being numb, weak at the knees.

- Vera-Ellen (as Angela Bonfils) in The Belle of New York (1952)