Film Quotes by Shirley Booth
7 quotes
Doc Delaney:
Alcoholics are mostly disappointed men.
Lola Delaney: Sure, I know.
[pause]
Lola Delaney: You was never disappointed, were you, Doc?
Lola Delaney: Sure, I know.
[pause]
Lola Delaney: You was never disappointed, were you, Doc?
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Shirley Booth
(as Lola Delaney)
in
Come Back, Little Sheba
(1952)
Dolly "Gallagher" Levi:
[after the two clerks emerge from under a table] Good heavens, who else is under there?
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Shirley Booth
(as Dolly 'Gallagher' Levi)
in
The Matchmaker
(1958)
Dolly "Gallagher" Levi:
Life is never quite interesting enough. You people who come to the movies know that. So I manage things a little. Nature isn't satisfactory, quite, and so it has to be corrected. So I put my hand in here and my hand in there.
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Shirley Booth
(as Dolly 'Gallagher' Levi)
in
The Matchmaker
(1958)
Dolly "Gallagher" Levi:
Money is like the sun we walk under. It can kill or it can cure.
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Shirley Booth
(as Dolly 'Gallagher' Levi)
in
The Matchmaker
(1958)
Dolly "Gallagher" Levi:
Money, pardon the expression, is like manure. It's not worth a thing unless it's spread around, encouraging young things to grow.
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Shirley Booth
(as Dolly 'Gallagher' Levi)
in
The Matchmaker
(1958)
Dolly "Gallagher" Levi:
The very young are almost as smart as the very old, Cornelius. It's in the middle that you get in all the trouble.
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Shirley Booth
(as Dolly 'Gallagher' Levi)
in
The Matchmaker
(1958)
Lola Delaney:
I'm too tired to wash my face tonight. Did you?
Doc Delaney: [about Marie] She must spend a fortune on bath powders and salts. That whole bathroom smells like a lilac garden.
Lola Delaney: I know. I like it.
Doc Delaney: [about Marie] She must spend a fortune on bath powders and salts. That whole bathroom smells like a lilac garden.
Lola Delaney: I know. I like it.
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Shirley Booth
(as Lola Delaney)
in
Come Back, Little Sheba
(1952)