Quotes
Jimmy Clayton:
Eight bucks from the Tri-State Field and five from the Downs. Now how much we short?
William J. 'Pop' Shea:
About twenty-one hundred.
Jimmy Clayton:
National debt! I thought I was bringing home the bacon.
Flossie:
And you laid an egg!
William J. 'Pop' Shea:
Thanks just the same. You're a great guy, Jimmy.
Flossie:
That goes for me too, bubble-brain.
Jimmy Clayton:
Is that straight from the balcony, Juliet? Must be my streamline personality. Guess I ain't as bad as I look, eh?
Flossie:
You couldn't be!
William J. 'Pop' Shea:
That does it! From now on whenever you talk to me, you can start the conversation with goodbye!
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Soundtracks
"Swing Me an Old Fashioned Song"
(1938) (uncredited)
Music by
Harold Spina
Lyrics by
Walter Bullock
Sung by
Shirley Temple,
George Barbier,
Donald Meek,
C. Montague Shaw and
Frank Dae See more »
Little Miss Broadway is a very enjoyable movie musical format in miniature with bright,bouncy tunes,a plot that moves with light touches of comedy,sentiment and slight conflicts..All the main characters perform solidly,but THE main sharply etched brilliant performance belongs to Edna May Oliver...when I was a child,I was at first repelled by her "mean old pumpkin" ways...OH! but to look closer as one grows older..WOW! What subtle hysterical faces and brilliance beneath that unique face and her ever so subtle softness of heart which peeks out more and more towards the end..She truly stands out..such a marvelous artist!