Film Quotes by Sally Eilers
7 quotes
Year: 1933
Director:
William A. Wellman*Alfred E. Green
Director:
William A. Wellman*Alfred E. Green
James 'Jim' Blaine:
[Off camera] A penny for your thoughts.
[after a pause and then close-up]
James 'Jim' Blaine: A penny for your thoughts.
Jill Collins: [Pensively] A million dollars couldn't buy them.
[after a pause and then close-up]
James 'Jim' Blaine: A penny for your thoughts.
Jill Collins: [Pensively] A million dollars couldn't buy them.
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Sally Eilers
in
Central Airport
(1933)
Year: 1931
Director:
Frank Borzage
Director:
Frank Borzage
Dorothy Haley:
But as Edna says, nobody knows whether a person's good or bad but the person themselves. And they won't tell.
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Sally Eilers
(as Dorothy Haley)
in
Bad Girl
(1931)
Year: 1931
Director:
Frank Borzage
Director:
Frank Borzage
Dorothy Haley:
I gotta go upstairs now. You see, my mother's dead, and my brother's boss of the house. He gets sore when I stay out late. You know, he's careful for me. But as Edna says, you can't watch a girl hard enough to keep her good if she don't want to be.
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Sally Eilers
(as Dorothy Haley)
in
Bad Girl
(1931)
Year: 1937
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Paula Kendall:
You married my sister and you can't blame her because, well, you're nice enough to make any woman forget she has a husband and you can't blame me because I was trying to save my sister from jail. Why, you can't even blame Andrews because she was his wife! So you see, Mr. Cormack, it was all your fault.
--
Sally Eilers
in
Lady Behave!
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Stephen Cormack:
I ought to divorce you!
Paula Kendall: No, Mr. Cormack, you can't divorce me and you can't bawl me out because I'm not your wife. Just let me be a lesson for you. I'm the sort of thing that happens when you start proposing between drinks.
Paula Kendall: No, Mr. Cormack, you can't divorce me and you can't bawl me out because I'm not your wife. Just let me be a lesson for you. I'm the sort of thing that happens when you start proposing between drinks.
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Sally Eilers
in
Lady Behave!
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
[Clarice and her escort kiss passionately]
Paula Kendall: Stop it! Stop it! It's time you two were in bed.
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: [coyly] Why, Paula...
Paula Kendall: Oh, ah, I-I didn't mean...
Paula Kendall: Stop it! Stop it! It's time you two were in bed.
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: [coyly] Why, Paula...
Paula Kendall: Oh, ah, I-I didn't mean...
--
Sally Eilers
in
Lady Behave!
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
Director:
Lloyd Corrigan
[first lines]
[Clarice's friend honks his car horn]
Clarice's Date: We'll be right out! Hurry, Clarice, the horses are frothing!
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: Snap it up, Paula!
Paula Kendall: Hold still, baby.
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: Well, we're going to be late.
[to her date, referring to Paula]
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: She never goes to Mardi Gras.
Paula Kendall: [to Clarice's date] She squirts seltzer bottles. Watch it.
[Clarice's friend honks his car horn]
Clarice's Date: We'll be right out! Hurry, Clarice, the horses are frothing!
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: Snap it up, Paula!
Paula Kendall: Hold still, baby.
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: Well, we're going to be late.
[to her date, referring to Paula]
Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack: She never goes to Mardi Gras.
Paula Kendall: [to Clarice's date] She squirts seltzer bottles. Watch it.
--
Sally Eilers
in
Lady Behave!
(1937)