Carol King Quotes in Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933)

J. Lawrence Bradford: I'll ask you to return my check, please.

Carol King: Your check, huh that's on exhibition over there on the wall. I figured you'd stop payment on it.

J. Lawrence Bradford: I'll take the necessary steps...

Carol King: You'll do what? Listen, you made a sap out of yourself and you tried your best to make a sap out of me. Now I never want to see you again, understand? And as for your check, well, you don't think I hold myself as cheaply as all that do you?

J. Lawrence Bradford: Cheaply? Ten thousand dollars?

Carol King: Well that's your estimate of me, not mine. That check is framed, not cashed! I put it there to remind me never to get mixed up with your kind again!

J. Lawrence Bradford: Every time you say 'Cheap and Vulgar' I'm going to kiss you.

Carol King: Cheap and Vulgar!

[kiss]

Carol King: Cheap and Vulgar!

[kiss]

Carol King: Cheap and Vulgar!

[long kiss]

Trixie Lorraine: What's the show about?

Barney Hopkins: It's all about the Depression.

Carol King: We won't have to rehearse that.

Carol King: I'm going to throw them out.

Trixie Lorraine: After what he called you! A parasite. What is a parasite? You'd better resent it.