This Side of Heaven (1934)

Mary Carlisle: Peggy Turner

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Quotes 

• Hal : I know a swell place where we could get the grandest food.

  Peggy Turner : Mmm. Goodie! I'll bet there's a phone in there. I'll call home and ask 'em. I mean, tell 'em.

  Hal : Here's a nickel. Hurry up.

• Peggy Turner : Where's mother?

  Martin Turner : She had an appointment with those picture people.

  Peggy Turner : Oh, maybe they'll send her to Hollywood and I'll make her take me with her so I can meet Clark Gable! Oh, but no such luck. Nothing ever happens in this family.

• Peggy Turner : Sometimes I wish I'd a been firmer with mother about not letting me be an interpretive dancer. After all, its my life.

  [Dances around] 

  Peggy Turner : Look, Pop.

  Martin Turner : What's that?

  Peggy Turner : Spring.

  Martin Turner : Well, maybe mother was right.

• Peggy Turner : I wonder if in after years, I shall be to, to some man, what mother is to you? Going to miss me, ol' sweetie pie?

  Martin Turner : Now what do you want? I let you have your month's allowance this morning.

  Peggy Turner : Oh you suspicious duckie. Its not money. Yes, in a way it is. You want me to be economical don't you? Then, listen. Will you let me drive up to Counties tomorrow with Hal Jennings? Think. It would save ten dollars railroad fare.

  Martin Turner : You youngsters want to do things today that girls like your mother never would have dreamed of doing.

  Peggy Turner : Oh, but those days are past and mother still has such archaic notions.

• Seth Turner : What's going on?

  Peggy Turner : Jane's going to marry Walter.

  Seth Turner : Why did she have to pick that cluck?

  Francene Turner : [Mother walks in]  What's the matter with you darling? Why don't you congratulate them?

  Seth Turner : What for? Why didn't she marry Vance instead of that wet smack?

• Peggy Turner : You'll take me Mother, won't you?

  Francene Turner : And miss this year in college?

  Peggy Turner : Oh, I could learn a lot out in Hollywood.

  Seth Turner : I'll say you could.

  Peggy Turner : Oh, dry up!

• Peggy Turner : Here I am, old enough to go places and where have I been? To the flea circus and Coney Island!

  Francene Turner : Oh, you've been to Philadelphia and Trenton.

• Peggy Turner : Oh, Janie Jane I hope you're going to be so happy.

• Peggy Turner : Goodnight, Popsie Wopsie!

• Hal : Honest, Peg, the way you talk, anyone would think we were... engaged.

  Peggy Turner : I'm never going to be engaged! I don't like the word. I looked it up once in the dictionary, and it said, "too busy to do anything else." Engagements and marriages - they're for peasants!