I Live My Life (1935)

Fred Keating: Gene

Quotes 

• G.P. Bentley : Where did you ever learn how to play bridge?

  Gene : All I did was pass.

  G.P. Bentley : Yes, well, you haven't got enough in your hand to pass.

• Gene : For $3 million, I'd marry Grove.

  Kay Bentley : Yes, I can understand that. After all, I'm marrying you.

• Gene : Nice crowd.

  Terry : Uh, yes. A lot of people here.

  Gene : Oh, not many. Most of 'em have left.

  Terry : Oh, is that so?

  Gene : Yes... most of them have gone home.

  Terry : Heh... still a lot left, though.

  Gene : Uh, not many.

• Terry : [Entering the room, dressed in white tie and with an intentionally snobbish air]  Ahem!

  Gene : And just then, in walks what the best-dressed men should wear.

  Terry : Your lapels are too long. Where did you have that suit made?

  Gene : My London tailor made this.

  Terry : Oh, and where were you at the time? Uh, also, your trousers are not supposed to break over the instep.

  Gene : How would you know?

  Terry : Uh, your American tailor told me. He also said it was a pleasure to make trousers for a man who didn't have any hips.

  Kay Bentley : How do you do it, diet?

  Terry : Polo! Hardly a day passes, I don't play my 18 holes of polo.

• Gene : Hello, darling.

  Kay Bentley : Hello.

  Gene : Well, here's old medicine man Gene with his Dr. Piper's Indian remedy for man and beast.

  Kay Bentley : Gene, this is Mr. O'Neill. Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Piper.

  Terry : How do you do.

  Gene : Have a drink?

  Terry : No thanks

  Gene : Just have your tonsils out?

  Terry : No thanks, I just don't want one.