Kiss and Tell1945

Dorothy Pringle:
Well, I've just learned something, Janet, that I feel it's my duty to tell you. And you were the people who felt that my daughter was a bad influence on yours.

Harry Archer:
If you've come over here -

Janet Archer:
Now, please. Let's try not to forget we're gentlepeople.

Dorothy Pringle:
Too bad you didn't think of that when he knocked four of Bob's teeth down his throat.

Janet Archer:
All right, Dorothy. Now, what is it?

Dorothy Pringle:
I thought you might be interested to know that your daughter, who might be contaminated by associating with Mildred, is in serious trouble with a soldier.

Harry Archer:
Get out of my house!

Janet Archer:
Harry!

Harry Archer:
Get her out of here before I lose my temper and smash her bridge work.

Dorothy Pringle:
I don't blame you for being upset. I was shocked myself.

Harry Archer:
Just what do you mean?

Dorothy Pringle:
I mean just what I say, she's in trouble.

Janet Archer:
How dare you?

Harry Archer:
And I say you're a liar!

Dorothy Pringle:
Then suppose you ask Corliss why she's been visiting Dr. Fabling in the Professional Building.

Harry Archer:
Corliss!

Dorothy Pringle:
Just in case you don't know already, Dr. Fabling only takes obstetrical cases.