Film Quotes by Jessie Ralph
8 quotes
Year: 1940
Director:
Edward F. Cline
Director:
Edward F. Cline
Myrtle Sousé:
[doing a crossword puzzle] What's a six-letter word meaning "embezzlement"?
Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Prison.
Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Prison.
--
Jessie Ralph
(as Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch)
in
The Bank Dick
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
Edward F. Cline
Director:
Edward F. Cline
Myrtle Sousé:
I'll bet that's Og!
Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Mmm, he's got her bettin' now. She never gambled 'fore she met him.
Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Mmm, he's got her bettin' now. She never gambled 'fore she met him.
--
Jessie Ralph
(as Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch)
in
The Bank Dick
(1940)
Year: 1935
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Mrs. Clara Copperfield:
What have you got against Mr Murdstone?
Nurse Peggotty: [unimpressed at the meer mention of his name] Huh!
Mrs. Clara Copperfield: Is it to be hinted at that I am lacking in affection for my precious treasure? The dearest little fellow that ever was!
Nurse Peggotty: Nobody ever went an hinted no such thing.
Mrs. Clara Copperfield: Am I a naughty mama to you, Davy? Am I a nasty and selfish bad mama? I don't love you at all do I
David Copperfield as a child: [tearful] Yes you do...
Nurse Peggotty: [the tearful three embrace] I never meant to hurt you, m'am. I never meant to.
Nurse Peggotty: [unimpressed at the meer mention of his name] Huh!
Mrs. Clara Copperfield: Is it to be hinted at that I am lacking in affection for my precious treasure? The dearest little fellow that ever was!
Nurse Peggotty: Nobody ever went an hinted no such thing.
Mrs. Clara Copperfield: Am I a naughty mama to you, Davy? Am I a nasty and selfish bad mama? I don't love you at all do I
David Copperfield as a child: [tearful] Yes you do...
Nurse Peggotty: [the tearful three embrace] I never meant to hurt you, m'am. I never meant to.
--
Jessie Ralph
(as Nurse Peggotty)
in
David Copperfield
(1935)
Year: 1938
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Aunt Lucy McCaffey:
Say, Fred: we're having a little party tonight and I thought mayeb you'd like to help out.
Fred, the Elevator Operator: [smiling broadly] Yes, ma'am!
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Have you ever done any serving?
Fred, the Elevator Operator: Yes, ma'am, I served six months once in Georgia!
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Oh, well, we only need you for a couple of hours.
Fred, the Elevator Operator: [smiling broadly] Yes, ma'am!
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Have you ever done any serving?
Fred, the Elevator Operator: Yes, ma'am, I served six months once in Georgia!
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Oh, well, we only need you for a couple of hours.
--
Jessie Ralph
in
Hold That Kiss
(1938)
Year: 1933
Director:
Edward Buzzell
Director:
Edward Buzzell
Aunt Minnie:
You could knock me over with a fender.
--
Jessie Ralph
in
Child of Manhattan
(1933)
Year: 1936
Director:
William Hamilton*Edward Killy
Director:
William Hamilton*Edward Killy
Grandmother:
[Bunker Bean gets a high head about himself and starts spanking his own bosses daughter. Well, Mr. Kent and his wife come in and start pampering her scolding him saying they had never struck her in her life! And Jessie ralph's character, the grandmother, comes up to him after they leave laughing and she says] "Son you'll get into heaven for this!"
--
Jessie Ralph
in
Bunker Bean
(1936)
Year: 1938
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Steven 'Steve' Evans:
Hey, Aunt Lucy, how'd you like to pick up a few extra bucks?
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: On a horse, I suppose.
Steven 'Steve' Evans: Yeah.
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Awww.
[waves her hand]
Steven 'Steve' Evans: But this one's different.
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: What does he do, run backwards?
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: On a horse, I suppose.
Steven 'Steve' Evans: Yeah.
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: Awww.
[waves her hand]
Steven 'Steve' Evans: But this one's different.
Aunt Lucy McCaffey: What does he do, run backwards?
--
Jessie Ralph
in
Hold That Kiss
(1938)
Year: 1937
Director:
Richard Thorpe
Director:
Richard Thorpe
Margit Agnew:
[speaking of her sister] I'm very proud of what I've done. I kept her from making mistakes.
Mrs. Kensington-Bly: Well, it's a lot of fun making mistakes sometimes.
Mrs. Kensington-Bly: Well, it's a lot of fun making mistakes sometimes.
--
Jessie Ralph
(as Mrs. Kensington)
in
Double Wedding
(1937)