William J. 'Pop' Shea: Well, Mr. Wendling, I can't possibly raise the money in five days.
Roger Wendling: Well, Mr. Shea, I was going to make a suggestion before your daughter so graciously knighted me. I was going to suggest that perhaps I could lend you the twenty-five hundred. Why not?
William J. 'Pop' Shea: You'd lend...? Thanks a million!
Betsy Brown: Thanks TWO million- one for me!
Barbara Shea: I'm sorry, but we can't accept your generous offer.
William J. 'Pop' Shea: Why not, Barbara?
Barbara Shea: Because I don't know how we'd be able to pay it back, and we're not going to be at the mercy of some spiteful old moneybag who calls us a lot of riffraff!


--Phyllis Brooks (as ) in Little Miss Broadway

Barbara Shea: [on the telephone] This is Mr. Shea's daughter. My father isn't home right n - Well, I'm awfully sorry the boys are rehearsing, but I'll be glad to...
Sarah Wendling: [on the telephone] I'm tired of warning you people. I won't have my nights disturbed by a lot of noisy riffraff. I won't put up with it any longer!
Barbara Shea: I'm sorry, Miss Wendling, I'll go right up and...
Sarah Wendling: [hangs up] .
Betsy Brown: What's wrong?
Barbara Shea: She called us a lot of riffraff.
Betsy Brown: Who?
Barbara Shea: Our landlady.
Betsy Brown: I didn't know we had one.
Barbara Shea: Well, if you ever see a pumpkin in one of the windows next door and it isn't Halloween, that's our landlady.


--Phyllis Brooks (as ) in Little Miss Broadway