No More Ladies (1935)

Robert Montgomery: Sherry Warren

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• Oliver Allen : Look here, you can't go up there--she might be in bed!

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : Since when has a lady in bed been an object of repugnance?

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : What happened?

  Marcia Townsend Warren : Nothing. Surprisingly little happened, considering his affectionate nature. Are all fighters affectionate?

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : I don't, as a rule, neck them.

• Marcia Townsend Warren : Who is she, Sherry?

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : Therese? A graduate of the old speakeasies - ordinary, I suppose you'd call her.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : I'm afraid if I ever started, I'd call her more than *that*.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : I'm sorry, I thought you liked having me around more or less.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : I do. More or less, either one or the other. There, now you've got it.

• Marcia Townsend Warren : I don't want any dinner, and I'm bored and I have a headache.

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : I know a cocktail that could cure two of those things, and I could cure the headache.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : You know half the time I adore you and the other half the time I could murder you. I bet I'm in love.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Real fun isn't easy to be had.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : In other words, always gay.

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : Exactly.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : [to Oliver]  I trust you. Why don't people trust me?

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : Maybe it's because they know you.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : And so they were married and lived unhappily ever afterwards.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : I'll tell you one thing. It's going to be the most marvelous party in the world or it's going to be a Hell, so watch out.

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : I've always wondered if there really is a Hell.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : Well, my lad, you'll have a sporting chance to find out.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Darling, I make you only one promise.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : What?

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : I'll never call you darling unless I really mean it.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Why don't women trust me?

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : Maybe they know you.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Marcia wouldn't marry me.

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : Don't be sure. She hasn't got much sense. I sort of counted on you. Now I can't even be sure of you.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : [to Edgar]  Will you get drunk and go to sleep?

  Edgar Holden : [to Marcia]  Oh, he's a horrible fellow. Has been ever since he was a boy. You know the coward caved in my chin when I was an innocent lad of 14?

  Marcia Townsend Warren : No! How old was the big bully at the time?

  Edgar Holden : Eh, uh, seven or eight.

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : Uh, uh, I was five or six and it wasn't you chin, it was your nose.

  Edgar Holden : It was my nose at the time. My face has slipped in the last 30 years.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Why don't people trust me?

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : Maybe it's because they know you.

• Marcia Townsend Warren : Are all fighters affectionate?

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : I don't, as a rule, neck them.

  Marcia Townsend Warren : What a lot you miss.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : I've been in tighter spots.

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : I've a feeling you're in danger, Casabianca.

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : Casabianca?

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : Casabianca - you know, the boy stood on the burning deck? Be careful you don't get burned.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : The rock-bound coast is strewn with wrecks.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Do you, as a rule, turn your suitors out hungry?

  Marcia Townsend Warren : Nope. I was making an exception in your case. Come along.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : My dear Fanny, I don't smell any smoke, but you alarm me.

  Mrs. Fanny 'Grandma' Townsend : I want to alarm you.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Oh, Marcia, can't we just forget all this?

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : [Checking his watch]  Maybe I'm a little slow.

  Theresa : That isn't what I heard about you.

• Marcia Townsend Warren : Why, have you finished your game?

  Sheridan 'Sherry' : No, no. It seems we are playing yours.

• Sheridan 'Sherry' : Marcia, I feel like a skunk. I'm as sorry as I can be.