A Night in Montmartre (1931)

Kay Hammond: Margot

Quotes 

• Margot : [sitting down at the table]  It's alright. It's only me!

  Lucien Borell : Have we been introduced?

  Margot : Well, I've introduced myself. I thought you looked the kind of man who might buy a girl a drink.

  Lucien Borell : Oh, oh, really? Are you thirsty?

  Margot : I'm always thirsty. I was born on the great drought.

  Lucien Borell : Oh, really. How very unpleasant. You must have some lemonade. It quenches the thirst.

  Margot : Lemonade? What makes you think that's a drink?

  Lucien Borell : I have it on the highest, historical authority. I ascertained that Anne of Cleves called for a beaker of lemonade on her death-bed.

  Margot : Oh, you mean she knew she was dying and it didn't matter.