Kiss and Tell1945

Janet Archer:
[to Corliss] I don't see how you could let Mildred persuade you to do such a thing?

Dorothy Pringle:
Now just a moment, Janet. As I understand it, the whole idea originated with Corliss.

Corliss Archer:
As a matter of fact, it was Dexter who started it all.

Dexter Franklin:
Me? [hits his head on the top of the car] Ow. Holy cow, you must be crazy!

Raymomd Pringle:
I think it's all very dumb. What does it matter whose idea it was?

Dorothy Pringle:
You be quiet. It matters a great deal.

Raymomd Pringle:
No kidding, Mrs. Archer, selling kisses is recognized as a perfectly legitimate -

Janet Archer:
I don't want to discuss it, Raymond.

Corliss Archer:
Mother, if you'd only listen.

Mildred Pringle:
It was for a very noble cause.

Raymomd Pringle:
I think it's all very dumb.

Janet Archer:
When we get home, Dorothy, if you'd care to come in where we can thresh this out properly -

Dorothy Pringle:
No, thank you, Janet. I have no desire to intrude where my daughter is considered a contaminating influence.

Mildred Pringle:
Mother, please!

Janet Archer:
Why, Dorothy, I never said -

Dorothy Pringle:
Oh, yes, you did. Those were your very words, Janet. And I, for one, am not likely to forget them.

Raymomd Pringle:
Let's turn on the radio, this conversation's getting nowhere fast.