There Goes My Heart (1938)

Patsy Kelly: Peggy O'Brien

Quotes 

• Peggy O'Brien : Just think, someday i'll be Mrs. Doctor Pennypepper E. Pennypepper... then I'll find out what the E. stands for!

• Peggy O'Brien : There's nothing automatic about this apartment, you want something done, you'll have to do it yourself.

• Joan Butterfield : You don't do your own laundry do you?

  Peggy O'Brien : Oh yes, this is my maid's year off!

• Joan Butterfield : Pennypepper E. Pennypepper.

  Peggy O'Brien : Uh huh.

  Joan Butterfield : What's the E. for ?

  Peggy O'Brien : I don't know... just to break up the monotony, I guess.

• Peggy O'Brien : Oh, er, hello, Dorothy. Oh, er, this is my room-mate, and this is Joan.

  Joan Butterfield : How do you do?

  Dorothy Moore : Do you mind if I'm not pleased to meet her?

  Peggy O'Brien : [laughs weakly]  Cute kid! Listen, she has no place to stay so I asked her to stay here tonight.

  Dorothy Moore : Did it ever occur to you that I might have something to say about that? After all, I pay half the room rent.

  Peggy O'Brien : Aw, now, Dorothy, the poor kid has no place else to go.

  Joan Butterfield : Please, I don't want to cause any trouble.

  Peggy O'Brien : Oh, she don't need cause to start any trouble.

  Dorothy Moore : Nobody can talk to me like that. I'm leaving!

  Joan Butterfield : Oh, please...

  Peggy O'Brien : Oh, now, let her go.

  Dorothy Moore : That's what I get for mixing with riffraff!

  [exits] 

• Peggy O'Brien : [to Joan after she offers to sell her coat]  Honey, the nearest I can get to a coat like that is petting my cat.

• Bill' Spencer : How much do you earn a week?

  Peggy O'Brien : Well, I earn fifty dollars, but they only pay me eighteen.

• Joan Butterfield : [holding a slip]  Peggy, there's a woman over there who wants to know if this lingerie will run.

  Peggy O'Brien : Well, eh, not unless there's somebody in it. Tell her no.

• Joan Butterfield : Is this your furniture?

  Peggy O'Brien : Oh, no, just the coat hangers.

• Joan Butterfield : Oh, look, where's your canary?

  Peggy O'Brien : Oh, uh, Penny gave me the cage for my birthday last year. This year I get the bird.

• Joan Butterfield : I'm worried about Bill. How do you supposed he'll feel when he finds out about all this?

  Peggy O'Brien : Well, if he really loves you, your being rich won't make him think any of the less of you.