Mary Evans: Her I am sir.
[Mary enters the projection room]
Julius Saxe: Hello. Hmmm hmmm hmmm. Let me look at you. Fine. Gentlemen. Sit down. Well, what's your name?
Mary Evans: Mary Evans.
Julius Saxe: Mary Evans? No Good. We'll change it.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Mary's a grand old name Saxey.
Julius Saxe: Alright, we'll keep it. Well Mary. I tell you what I do. I'll give you a contract, a long term contract for seven years. I'll give you the first year 100, the second year 200. A week! The third year 300 and so on until in seven years you make a million dollars.
Mary Evans: Oh that would be wonderful!
Julius Saxe: Mrs. Spiegel, get mama on the phone. I want to tell her I have discovered a new star.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Who discovered a new star?
Julius Saxe: Alright. Maximillian Carey discovered a new star.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: You're welcome.


--Lowell Sherman (as ) in What Price Hollywood?

Mary Evans: I'm in pictures. Mr. Carey I'm in pictures!
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Well don't blame me.
Julius Saxe: Goodbye Mary. I want to talk to you Maxie.
Mary Evans: Goodbye Mr. Saxe. Goodbye Mr. Carey. Thank you!
[Mary turns and walks to the projector room's exit door]
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Goodbye Mary. Be careful about your options.


--Lowell Sherman (as ) in What Price Hollywood?

Mary Evans: Why do you drink all the time? Can't you cut the heavy swilling?
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: What, and be bored all the time?


--Lowell Sherman (as ) in What Price Hollywood?

Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Would you mind reading that fan letter for me?
[it is written on the front of the shirt he is wearing]
James, Max's Butler: Mary Evans. Five foot four inches. Weight 102 pounds. Complextion blonde. Telephone Gladstone 5309. Sings and swims. Rides horseback.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Well, I, I wonder who...?
James, Max's Butler: It must have been the young lady.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Young lady? Did I bring some one home with me last night?
James, Max's Butler: No sir, some one brought you home this morning. She's downstairs asleep.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: I must get a dressing gown!


--Lowell Sherman (as ) in What Price Hollywood?

Wayne Carter: I apologize.
Helene Andrews: For what?
Wayne Carter: For living.


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment

Wayne Carter: I'm tired of the parties and the women. The champagne as flat as the women.


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment

Wayne Carter: Well, suppose it isn't any of the people in our set.
Herbert 'Herb' Carraway: You don't think it would be an ordinary man? Like a grocery clerk or a vacuum cleaner salesman?
Wayne Carter: No, no--Agatha might commit a sin, but she'd never commit a faux pas.


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment

Wayne Carter: What time does your train leave?
Janet: 10:26.
Wayne Carter: Two minutes--it can't be done.
Janet: Oh, please, please--please make him go faster!
Wayne Carter: [patting her hand] Now, be reasonable--
Janet: [throwing off his hand] I knew I should have taken a taxi.
Wayne Carter: I'd act the same way in a taxi.


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment

Rollins, Wayne's Butler: [holding up a diamond bracelet] Er, I found this, sir.
Wayne Carter: You find the strangest things in a bachelor's apartment.
Rollins, Wayne's Butler: Do you suppose the lady lost anything else, sir?
Wayne Carter: Well, if she did, she didn't lose it here.


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment

Rollins, Wayne's Butler: Aren't you going to eat something, sir?
Wayne Carter: What'll I eat?
Rollins, Wayne's Butler: Well, sir, I...
Wayne Carter: Well, see, if you don't know, how should I know?


--Lowell Sherman (as Wayne Carter) in Bachelor Apartment