Margie Stallings Quotes in That Uncertain Feeling (1941)

Margie Stallings: Now, I don't want to cause any trouble. But cold facts are cold facts! If Mr. and Mrs. Cooper come, that big, awful looking Mrs. Cooper, he shaves.

Mrs. Jill Baker: And if he has dinner alone with his wife, he doesn't shave!

Margie Stallings: And if anybody should shave, it's Mrs. Cooper!

Mrs. Jill Baker: And I spent three-and-a-half hours today at Elizabeth Arden's, but I don't rate a shave.

Margie Stallings: Dr. Vengard. I repeat it, Dr. Vengard is the man for you.

Mrs. Jill Baker: Don't let's go into that again. I will not be psycho-analyzed.

Extra in Ladies Room: Oh, now, Jill. That's a very middle-class attitude.

Mrs. Jill Baker: I'm a perfectly normal woman.

Margie Stallings: Well, that's sounds awfully dull.

Extra in Ladies Room: My dear you musn't say that about yourself - not even in fun!

Margie Stallings: A gargle. That's the bugle call of marriage. Gargle is reveille, snore is taps.

Mrs. Jill Baker: I only hope poor Larry has as good a time as I.

Margie Stallings: Well, when I saw him at the Monte Carlo...

Mrs. Jill Baker: Oh, yes, I suppose that was another one of those dull, business evenings. Was it a large party?

Margie Stallings: No, I'd say she was about your size.