Lola Lee Quotes in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938)

Tony Kent: Nice of you to show up for the broadcast.

Lola Lee: Darling, don't be that way.

Tony Kent: I suppose I should cheer when you miss a rehearsal.

Lola Lee: Now you know how I feel when you keep me waiting.

Tony Kent: Miss Warren, Miss Lee. Miss Lee is an old friend.

Gwen Warren: How do you do, Miss Lee?

Lola Lee: Hello, Miss Warren. I've always wanted to meet a farmer's daughter.

Gwen Warren: If I had known you were coming, I'd have worn my sunbonnet.

Tony Kent: And this is Rebecca, the star of our program.

Lola Lee: Oh, isn't she cute? How old are you, little girl?

Rebecca Winstead: I'm eight. How old are you?

Lola Lee: That's a question you must never ask a lady.

Rebecca Winstead: I guess you must be pretty old.

Lola Lee: You practically broke my arm when I tried to kiss you.

Tony Kent: Couldn't you have at least until they'd gone?

Lola Lee: Oh, so that's it. A barnyard romance. No wonder you wanted to broadcast from here. That blonde hayseed has got you doing nip-ups.

Tony Kent: Don't start anything, Lola. That kid means a lot to me.

Lola Lee: Oh, yeah? Which kid are you talking about?

Tony Kent: Do you realize if we don't find that kid, Bartlett cancels everything?

Lola Lee: Careful, Tony. Remember your apoplexy. I gotta run, darling. Goodbye, Casanova.

Orville Smithers: Goodbye, Lola.

Tony Kent: I gotta hand it to you, Orville. I've been out on a limb before, but I never had a guy behind me sawing it off. You realize we're on the worst spot of the century?

Orville Smithers: You've got nothing to worry about, chief. We got the kid's address.

Tony Kent: You have?

Orville Smithers: Of course. We got all their addresses.