Mary Philips
| Sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Jan 23, 1901 New London, CT |
| Died | Apr 22, 1975 Santa Monica, CA |
| Age | Died at 74 |
Mary Philips | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Helen Ferguson, Mrs. Boyd, Queen, Amy, Maggie Grant |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Comedy, Musical, Film Adaptation, Film Noir |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Secretaries, World War I |
| Top Collaborators | Frank Borzage (Director), Charles R. Rogers (Producer), Katharine Alexander, Donald Crisp |
| Shares birthday with | Randolph Scott, Raymond Griffith, Franklin Pangborn see more.. |
Mary Philips Overview:
Actress, Mary Philips, was born on Jan 23, 1901 in New London, CT. Philips died at the age of 74 on Apr 22, 1975 in Santa Monica, CA .
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Mary Philips Quotes:
Jessie Cassidy:
Eddie Miller took me away from Hester Street. Can't you understand that?
Miss Beryl Lee: A streetcar could have done that, and cost you less.
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.
Mrs. Berent: There's nothing wrong with Ellen. It's just that she loves too much.
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Miss Beryl Lee: A streetcar could have done that, and cost you less.
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.
Mrs. Berent: There's nothing wrong with Ellen. It's just that she loves too much.
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