Film Quotes by Stuart Erwin
6 quotes
Dwight Wilson:
[to Patricia] Say, baby, I'm for yuh. My face hasn't been so red since I went to my first burlesque show.
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Stuart Erwin
in
Before Dawn
(1933)
Hank Parr:
You got a mind like Einstein, boss.
James 'Jim' Branch: Thanks!
Hank Parr: I mean Mac Einstein, that runs the lunchroom down on Beesy Street.
James 'Jim' Branch: Thanks!
Hank Parr: I mean Mac Einstein, that runs the lunchroom down on Beesy Street.
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Stuart Erwin
in
After Office Hours
(1935)
Jonny Sykes:
[typing] Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of Jonny Sykes.
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Stuart Erwin
in
Viva Villa!
(1934)
Oscar 'Chubby' Rudd:
Two years ago you were so conservative, you buttoned your underwear up the sides; now when you go past, people think it's the fire department out on a picnic!
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Stuart Erwin
in
Absolute Quiet
(1936)
Tommy Keenan:
Do you mind if I drink that champagne? I've got to take a pill.
Joan Winfield: Do you feel poorly, Mr. Keenan?
Tommy Keenan: Not yet, but I expect to in 39 minutes.
Joan Winfield: Do you feel poorly, Mr. Keenan?
Tommy Keenan: Not yet, but I expect to in 39 minutes.
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Stuart Erwin
(as Tommy Keenan)
in
The Bride Came C.O.D.
(1941)
Joy:
Don't you ever have any fun?
Leo McTavish: Fun?
Joy: Uh-huh.
Leo McTavish: Well, uh, I've found really a splendid pasttime.
Leo McTavish: Ho-Ho. I mean, don't you know any girls?
Leo McTavish: Girls? My experience with dalliance has been nil.
Joy: Dalliance?
Leo McTavish: It means to dally around wantonly.
Joy: Oh! On account of you've been so busy?
Leo McTavish: Very busy.
Leo McTavish: Fun?
Joy: Uh-huh.
Leo McTavish: Well, uh, I've found really a splendid pasttime.
Leo McTavish: Ho-Ho. I mean, don't you know any girls?
Leo McTavish: Girls? My experience with dalliance has been nil.
Joy: Dalliance?
Leo McTavish: It means to dally around wantonly.
Joy: Oh! On account of you've been so busy?
Leo McTavish: Very busy.
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Stuart Erwin
in
Second Honeymoon
(1937)