Film Quotes by Hope Emerson
6 quotes
Evelyn Harper:
Come on you tramps - line up for Christmas.
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Hope Emerson
(as Evelyn Harper)
in
Caged
(1950)
Evelyn Harper:
Home sweet home! Just like the big cage in the zoo - only you clean it up instead of the keeper. Bucket and brush is in the corner closet.
Marie Allen: Mrs. Benton said I was going to work in the laundry.
Evelyn Harper: I'm the boss here! Start scrubbin'!
Marie Allen: But Mrs. Benton told me...
Marie Allen: [she sees another inmate signaling her not to talk back] Where do I begin, Mrs. Harper?
Evelyn Harper: Now you're gettin' hip.
Marie Allen: Mrs. Benton said I was going to work in the laundry.
Evelyn Harper: I'm the boss here! Start scrubbin'!
Marie Allen: But Mrs. Benton told me...
Marie Allen: [she sees another inmate signaling her not to talk back] Where do I begin, Mrs. Harper?
Evelyn Harper: Now you're gettin' hip.
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Hope Emerson
(as Evelyn Harper)
in
Caged
(1950)
Evelyn Harper:
Let's you and me get acquainted honey. You may be a number to others but not to me. Sit down in this chair, it's kinda roomy.
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Hope Emerson
(as Evelyn Harper)
in
Caged
(1950)
Evelyn Harper:
Line up, you tramps. This ain't no upstairs delicatessen.
--
Hope Emerson
(as Evelyn Harper)
in
Caged
(1950)
Patience Hawley:
[to the awaiting bridegrooms] You can look us over, but don't think you're going to do the choosing! All the way from Independence, I've been staring at two things: one was this picture and the other was the rump of a mule... and don't ask me which was prettier!
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Hope Emerson
in
Westward the Women
(1951)
Buck Wyatt:
[to Patience, as she sits with the unconscious Mrs. Maroni] Talk to her, Patience.
Patience Hawley: Thanks... what'll I use for language?
Patience Hawley: Thanks... what'll I use for language?
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Hope Emerson
in
Westward the Women
(1951)