Stage Door Quotes

Stage Door is a television show that first aired in 1970 . Stage Door ended its run in 1970.

It features Pandro S. Berman as producer, Roy Webb in charge of musical score, and Robert De Grasse as head of cinematography.

Stage Door is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Stage Door is 92 minutes long. Stage Door is distributed by RKO Radio Pictures (US).

The cast includes: Eve Arden as Eve, Margaret Early as Mary Lou, William Corson as Bill, and Ann Miller as Annie.

Stage Door Quotes

Eve Arden as Eve

• (Unnamed) "Hey, you're not gonna catch the opening tonight, huh?"
• (Eve Arden) "No, I'm going tomorrow and catch the closing."

• (Eve Arden) "Well, I don't like to gossip, but that new gal seems to have an awful crush on Shakespeare."
• (Unnamed) "I wouldn't be surprised if they get married."
• (Margaret Early) "Oh, you're foolin'. Shakespeare's dead."
• (Unnamed) "No."
• (Margaret Early) "Well, if he's the same one that wrote "Hamlet", he is."
• (Eve Arden) "Never heard of it."
• (Margaret Early) "Well, certainly you must have heard of "Hamlet"."
• (Eve Arden) "Well, I meet so many people."

• (Eve Arden) "A pleasant little foursome. I predict a hatchet murder before the night's over."

William Corson as Bill

• (William Corson) "One of the best press campaigns --"
• (Unnamed) "No thanks. Gave it up when I was seven."
• (William Corson) "Bright girl. Busy tonight?"
• (Unnamed) "Yes."
• (William Corson) "Well, you haven't given up eating, have you?"
• (Unnamed) "It isn't that. It's; just that I think we hadn't better see each other for a while."
• (William Corson) "Why?"
• (Unnamed) "I just think it's better, that's all."
• (William Corson) "O-h-h-h."
• (Unnamed) "Why do you say "o-h-h-h" like that?"
• (William Corson) "Well, how would you say it?"
• (Unnamed) "You make it sound like it meant something else."
• (William Corson) "Well, does it?"
• (Unnamed) "Whatever I do is my own business."
• (Ann Miller) "Are you coming or aren't you?"
• (Unnamed) "Oh shut up."
• (William Corson) "Did you eat something sour for lunch today?"

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