Film Quotes by Esther Dale
6 quotes
Year: 1935
Director:
Irving Cummings
Director:
Irving Cummings
Edward Morgan:
[on a painting] Just suppose the figure of that lovely child should suddenly come to life. Suppose it smiled at you and waved its hand. What would you do?
Aunt Genevieve: I'd call a doctor!
Aunt Genevieve: I'd call a doctor!
--
Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
Irving Cummings
Director:
Irving Cummings
Aunt Genevieve:
Edward Morgan, insanely jealous and acting like a sixteen-year-old Romeo! Oh, this is the happiest day of my life!
--
Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
Irving Cummings
Director:
Irving Cummings
Aunt Genevieve:
Edward, you may as well admit that you're in love with Mary. Why don't you tell her so?
Edward Morgan: Haven't you heard the news, Aunt Genevieve? It just so happens Mary is engaged to Jimmie Rogers.
Aunt Genevieve: Have you ever told her that you love her?
Edward Morgan: Haven't you heard the news, Aunt Genevieve? It just so happens Mary is engaged to Jimmie Rogers.
Aunt Genevieve: Have you ever told her that you love her?
--
Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
Irving Cummings
Director:
Irving Cummings
Aunt Genevieve:
I have every reason to believe that Jimmy Rogers means to propose to Mary before the summer is over.
Edward Morgan: How do you know that?
Aunt Genevieve: I looked at him.
Edward Morgan: How do you know that?
Aunt Genevieve: I looked at him.
--
Esther Dale
(as Aunt Genevieve Graham)
in
Curly Top
(1935)
Year: 1951
Director:
Roy Del Ruth
Director:
Roy Del Ruth
Aunt Martha Robertson:
No man believes in marriage... until a woman traps him into it!
--
Esther Dale
in
On Moonlight Bay
(1951)
Year: 1955
Director:
Lee Sholem
Director:
Lee Sholem
Bob Baxter:
Say, I seem to be lost. Can you tell me where P.A. Kettle lives?
Birdie Hicks: P.A. Kettle?
Miss Pennyfeather: The only Kettles we know live down this street.
Bob Baxter: Is he the industrialist?
Birdie Hicks: If you call having children an industry.
Birdie Hicks: P.A. Kettle?
Miss Pennyfeather: The only Kettles we know live down this street.
Bob Baxter: Is he the industrialist?
Birdie Hicks: If you call having children an industry.
--
Esther Dale
in
Ma and Pa Kettle at Waikiki
(1955)