Three Smart Girls (1936) Poster

(1936)

Nan Grey: Joan Craig

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Quotes 

  • Kay : [as they watch Lord Stuart dance with Donna Lyons, a glaring Kay has suddenly developed jealousy]  He's over-doing it!

    Joan : [Happy to see their plan going well]  He's not bad for a drunkard.

  • Kay : [as the two girls give loathing looks at Donna Lyons while she sings]  Some savage tribes pour honey all over people and let the ants devour them.

    Joan : It's too hard to get enough ants.

  • Joan : [about their father's girlfriend, Donna Lyons]  What's she like, Binnie?

    Binns : Well, she's...

    Binns : [with a genuine smile on his face]  ... yes, she is...

    Binns : [the smile tuning into a deep frown, and in a gruff undertone]  ... yes, she is!

  • Joan : I read about a man that invented a ray that positively shrivels people at 200 yards.

    Kay : Where is he?

    Joan : In Sweden, I think.

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