Dorothy Lamour Quotes

Princess Lala She was my mother, Queen Tama of Vaatu.

George Cochran Hm, beautiful.

Princess Lala And he was my father.

George Cochran Didn't anybody in the family wear the pants?

Princess Shalmar Now, Orville, I want you to tell me the truth. Do you know him?

Turkey Jackson Well I used to but I kinda outgrew him, I don't dally much with riff-raff these days and he's a pretty raffy kind of a riff.

George Cochran I wonder what the locals are like?

Princess Lala I hope they're not cannibals or headhunters!

Harold Gridley I hope they're orange pickers, I want to get out of this tree!

George Cochran Oh, stop squawking, you'll fall off when you're ripe!

Phyllis Why is it whenever he's around, I'm all wet?

Birdie In more ways than one.

Sal Van Hoyden Don't be facetious!

Chester Hooton Oh, keep politics out of this!

Turkey Jackson We're going to get married on... . uh... . when is the big day, Dream Thing?

Princess Shalmar When the moon, in its last quarter, silvers the blossoms of the almond tree. That's Tuesday night, about nine.

Lucia Maria de Andrade I don't know what came over me! I found myself saying things, and I didn't know why I was saying them.

Hot Lips Barton Look, why don't you just run for Congress and leave us alone?

Princess Lala Do you always fight over girls?

Harold Gridley Well, what else can we fight over? We've never had any money. That's for Washington!

Sal Van Hoyden You wouldn't dare be too bold, would you? And think that my hand was to hold, would you? And you wouldn't play on my sympathy, then take advantage of me... would you? You shouldn't be quite so near, should you? Or whisper those words in my ear, should you? You can't get romantic; that, you know, takes two. But darling, if I would... would you?