Peggy Pepper Quotes in Show People (1928)

Peggy Pepper: My acting is the talk of Savannah.

Billy Boone: My acting is the scandal of Hollywood!

Peggy Pepper: I came here to do drama. Why didn't you tell me it was this?

Billy Boone: But, Baby, all the stars have had to take it on the chin - Swanson, Daniels, Lloyd - all of them. Come on, Baby - you've gone this far - it'll be easy from now on.

Billy Boone: What do you want to see a punk drama for? Come on.

Peggy Pepper: That's the kind of acting I'm gonna do some day. That's real art!

Billy Boone: Don't be sil. Make 'em laugh and you make 'em happy.

Charles Chaplin: [Talking to Peggy] Will you please sign my album? I'm crazy about signatures.

[Leaves after getting Peggy's autograph]

Peggy Pepper: Who is that little guy?

Billy Boone: Charlie Chaplin.

[Shocked, Peggy faints]

Peggy Pepper: I'm terribly, terribly sorry if I kept you waiting.

Andre d'Bergerac: Waiting is such sweet sorrow where you are concerned, dear lady.

Billy Boone: Gee, Baby, I'll bet you miss the laughs we used to have!

Peggy Pepper: I never miss lowness, cheapness and vulgarity.

Peggy Pepper: [Sees a woman getting out of a car, with a tennis racket, at the MGM lot] Who is that?

King Vidor: That's Marion Davis.

Peggy Pepper: Marion Davis!

[Frowns, shakes her head disapprovingly]