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State Fair Quotes

"For the young in heart! And romantic oldsters, too!"

NR 1945 · 1h 40m
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66
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12 quotes
Nostalgia and Disappointment in Simple Rhymes
McGee One shoe off and the other shoe off. Diddle diddle dumpling my son John. Hey, that don't rhyme like it used to.
[putting a drunk Wayne to bed]
A Playful Exchange on Spelling and Size
Harry Ware Biggest boar in the world, I bet.
Margy Frake All depends on how you spell it.
Award Presentation and Its Rarity
Mr. Hippenstahl As you are undoubtlessly aware, this distinguished award is given out only under the rarest shircum- circul- We don't give it out much...
[quite drunk]
A Celebration for All Ages and Hearts
Taglines For the young in heart! And romantic oldsters, too!
Recipe Discrepancy Between Family Members
Melissa Frake Mmm, I don't know.
Abel Frake Let me taste. Don't taste like Grandma Stitch's.
Melissa Frake I followed the recipe.
Abel Frake You left something out.
Melissa Frake Abel Frake, I am not going to put liquor in my cooking!
Abel Frake Making mincemeat without brandy? No such thing.
Melissa Frake I don't approve of it, and I won't do it.
Abel Frake You'll be sorry. You know, those judges at the fair, they like a little snifter now and then.
Unconditional Love in State Fair
Margy Frake Pat!
Pat Gilbert Yes?
Margy Frake I was only talking. I couldn't marry anybody but you. Ever!
Desire for Change at the Fair
Melissa Frake I don't know what's gotten into you lately. All you do is sit around and mope.
Margy Frake I don't sit around and mope.
Melissa Frake Well, stop moping now, and finish your packing.
Margy Frake Always saying she doesn't know what's got into me. I'll be glad to get to the fair. Hear something different. See something different for a change. What has got into me anyway?
Disillusionment with the Fair Experience
Margy Frake I never want to see another fair.
[leaving the fair]
Wayne Frake You can say that again!
Modern Farming vs. Traditional Values
Margy Frake Got a house on it?
Harry Ware Yeah, but it's too old. We'd have to build a new one.
Margy Frake Oh, I like old houses.
Harry Ware Oh, it wouldn't fit in with our kind of farm. You know, I plan to do everything my old man won't let me do on his place. Scientific irrigation. Electric milking. Separate hen roosts. No horses. All tractor power. You see what I mean? Everything modern.
Margy Frake Ohh... but the house you live in...
Harry Ware It's got to be the same. No old clapboard shingle business. There is a new kind of plastic, pre-fabricated job. I want you to see it at the catalog home.
Margy Frake Is it pretty?
Harry Ware Sure, but what's more important it's termite proof. Wait til you see it. They tell you how to furnish it too. No rugs or carpets, they're just dust collectors.
Margy Frake What's on the floor?
Harry Ware Linoleum - through the whole house. Wait until you see the pictures. It's sleek and smooth, easy to keep clean. Well, it's like every room in the house was a bathroom.
Margy Frake Sounds real cozy...
A Game of Chance and Choices
Wayne Frake Thank you, mister. And now I think I'll have a try at the fancy brass clock. Yes, that one. There you are.
[throws embroidery hoop]
Margy Frake Wayne?
Wayne Frake That's a nice string of pearls. I think I'll have a go at them. Oh, I know they're fakes. but...
Margy Frake Wayne! What are you doing?
Wayne Frake How long have you been there?
Margy Frake Oh, just a little while.
Wayne Frake Then why didn't you say something, instead of just standing there?
Margy Frake Who were you talking to? And does Mother know you have her embroidery hoops out here?
Wayne Frake Look, just leave me alone, will you, and stop prying in other people's affairs?
Margy Frake Speaking of affairs, Eleanor's on the phone.
Wayne Frake Eleanor? Well, Christmas, why didn't you tell me?
Indifference Toward the State Fair
Margy Frake Pickles and pigs, pigs and pickles, who cares about that silly old state fair any how?
A Celebration of Joyful Emotions
Taglines YOUR HEART WILL SING OUT LOUD!