Film Quotes by Joan Davis
20 quotes
Year: 1950
Director:
Charles Reisner
Director:
Charles Reisner
Mabel King:
Waldo, what are you doing here with this shameless hussy?
Lilly: Who is a shameless hussy?
Mabel King: You are.
Lilly: I've never been so insulted in all my life.
Mabel King: Oh, you must've been.
Lilly: Who is a shameless hussy?
Mabel King: You are.
Lilly: I've never been so insulted in all my life.
Mabel King: Oh, you must've been.
--
Joan Davis
in
The Traveling Saleswoman
(1950)
Year: 1945
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
Officer Mulligan:
I'll be hovering over you like a hawk.
Jane 'Pilky' Pilkington: I'm glad you didn't say buzzard.
Jane 'Pilky' Pilkington: I'm glad you didn't say buzzard.
--
Joan Davis
in
She Gets Her Man
(1945)
Year: 1938
Director:
Irving Cummings
Director:
Irving Cummings
Lola:
It's so nice to see you again.
Penny Hale: Thank you, Miss Lola. I'm glad I went away. It's so much fun to come home again.
Lola: What shall you and I do first, go to the movies, or take a walk through the park, or...?
Penny Hale: Well, I may not have much time. I have a man to take care of now, and you know how much trouble they can be.
Lola: I certainly do. We'll talk about it later. Goodbye, darling.
Penny Hale: Isn't she nice, Kitty? When she and Daddy came to see me at school, even Miss Vincent liked her.
Kitty: She's all right, but believe me the rest of her tribe is wacky.
Penny Hale: Thank you, Miss Lola. I'm glad I went away. It's so much fun to come home again.
Lola: What shall you and I do first, go to the movies, or take a walk through the park, or...?
Penny Hale: Well, I may not have much time. I have a man to take care of now, and you know how much trouble they can be.
Lola: I certainly do. We'll talk about it later. Goodbye, darling.
Penny Hale: Isn't she nice, Kitty? When she and Daddy came to see me at school, even Miss Vincent liked her.
Kitty: She's all right, but believe me the rest of her tribe is wacky.
--
Joan Davis
(as Kitty)
in
Just Around the Corner
(1938)
Year: 1939
Director:
Roy Del Ruth
Director:
Roy Del Ruth
Bud:
Say, don't you know better than to smoke around gasoline?
Babe Dugan: Oh, don't be so superstitious!
Babe Dugan: Oh, don't be so superstitious!
--
Joan Davis
(as Babe Dugan)
in
Tail Spin
(1939)
Year: 1945
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
[at a press conference]
Jane 'Pilky' Pilkington: That was a very intelligent question. Has anybody got any stupid ones?
Jane 'Pilky' Pilkington: That was a very intelligent question. Has anybody got any stupid ones?
--
Joan Davis
in
She Gets Her Man
(1945)
Year: 1941
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Norma Lind:
Somebody's trying to scare us out of this house.
Dr. Duncan 'Doc' Jackson: Hey, what happened to those two detectives?
Camille: Maybe they're
[makes throat cutting noise]
Dr. Duncan 'Doc' Jackson: Hey, what happened to those two detectives?
Camille: Maybe they're
[makes throat cutting noise]
--
Joan Davis
(as Camille Brewster)
in
Hold That Ghost
(1941)
Year: 1939
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Jane Norton: I'm Miss Blake, Jane Blake. Crawford Employment Agency sent me.
Miss Applegate: Oh yes. Well, I'm Miss Applegate. You know an Applegate a day keeps the doctor away.
Miss Applegate: Oh yes. Well, I'm Miss Applegate. You know an Applegate a day keeps the doctor away.
--
Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
Year: 1941
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Camille: You sure you never heard of me? Camille Brewster?
Ferdie: No.
Camille: You must have a cheap radio.
Ferdie: No.
Camille: You must have a cheap radio.
--
Joan Davis
(as Camille Brewster)
in
Hold That Ghost
(1941)
Year: 1939
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Miss Applegate: You know I can't make up my mind whether this glue tastes like the chocolate or the chocolate tastes like the glue.
--
Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
Year: 1939
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Miss Applegate: You know Mr. Dexter has a mind of his own. He's a genius. Everybody says so, including Mr. Dexter.
--
Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)