Phil Davis, Judy Haynes: [singing] Even guys with two left feet come out alright if the girl is sweet. - Vera-Ellen (as Judy Haynes) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [about Bob's idea to help the General] I think it's ridiculous, impossible, and insane! Bob Wallace: Anything else? Phil Davis: Yes, I wish I'd thought of it first. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [about the train tickets] I don't have them. I must have left them in my girdle. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [after performing "Sisters"] Hey, we're a smash let's take a bow! Bob Wallace: We'll take a bow down to the jail house! - Bing Crosby (as Bob Wallace) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [Buying train tickets] Uh, I don't seem to have any cash. Bob Wallace: Where'd you leave that? In your snood? - Bing Crosby (as Bob Wallace) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [describing his injury after "falling down the stairs] Probably just a small internal muscular hemorrhage. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [describing his kind to Judy] I'm the 'I-don't-mind-pushing-my-best-friend-into-but-am-scared-stiff-if-I-get-anywhere-near-it' kind. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [Looking at Judy; to Bob] Hey, how about those big brown eyes? Bob Wallace: [Looking at Betty] No, they're blue. Phil Davis: [Still looking at Judy] Brown. Bob Wallace: [Still looking at Betty] Uh-uh, blue. Phil Davis: [Follows Bob's gaze and sees Betty] Oh, yeah. *Deep* blue. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [singing 'Choreography'] Through the air they keep flying, like a duck that is dying. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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Phil Davis: [singing] Instead of dance, it's choreography. - Danny Kaye (as Phil Davis) in White Christmas (1954)

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