No More Orchids (1932)

Walter Connolly: Bill Holt

Quotes 

• Bill Holt : Good night, smudge.

• Bill Holt : Got it bad?

  Anne Holt : Head over heals, daffy, delirious, dithery. I even dream about him.

• Anne Holt : Bill, is anything worrying you?

  Bill Holt : Certainly not. Why?

  Anne Holt : Seems to me there's a lot more gray around those temples.

  Bill Holt : Well, that's to add to my sex appeal, honey.

• Bill Holt : Gosh, pie face, I don't know how I'm going to get along without you.

• Bill Holt : Come clean, honey. What's up?

• Bill Holt : Well, sorry I can't stay in and get under the table with you. I'm going to a cocktail party at Rita's.

  Grandma Holt : Hmm, Rita's. Sounds promising.

  Bill Holt : Hey?

  Grandma Holt : I'll join you. We can get under the table there.

• Bill Holt : But smudge, why should you marry that stuffed shirt?

  Anne Holt : I told you. I think it's the sensible thing to do.

  Bill Holt : But Anne, honey, it's not like you to be sensible.

• Bill Holt : The whole thing's got me stumped.

  Grandma Holt : Don't let it lick you, son. Maybe you can get something out of her.

• Anne Holt : After all these years and you're turning whimsy on me.

  Bill Holt : That's it. Little Peter Pan, that's me.

• Bill Holt : You can't go back and do things over, smudge. Not in this life.

• Bill Holt : I'll lick you on this, Cedric, if it's the last thing I do.

• Bill Holt : Everything's jake now.

• Bill Holt : You be good to her, Tony, eh?

  Tony Gage : Oh, I promise not to break her neck more then once a week.