Murder by Invitation Quotes

Murder by Invitation is a TV show that appeared on TV in 1970 . Murder by Invitation stopped airing in 1970.

It features A.W. Hackel (producer) as producer, and Marcel Le Picard as head of cinematography.

Murder by Invitation is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Murder by Invitation is 67 minutes long.

The cast includes: Wallace Ford as Bob White, Marian Marsh as Nora O'Brien, Gavin Gordon as Garson Denham, Sarah Padden as Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham, Wallis Clark as Judge Moore, and J. Arthur Young as Trowbridge Cadwallader Montrose.

Murder by Invitation Quotes

Sarah Padden as Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham

• (Sarah Padden) "If you're ever around, stop in for some apple pie"
• (Sarah Padden) "without vinegar."
• (Wallis Clark) "Thank you, maybe I'll do that -- but I like vinegar on my apple pies."

• (Sarah Padden) "Trowbridge Montrose, what were you doing snooping around outside my window at 1 o' clock in the morning?"
• (J. Arthur Young) "I was walking through my garden, I always walk through my garden at 1 o' clock in the morning."

J. Arthur Young as Trowbridge Cadwallader Montrose

• (J. Arthur Young) "Have they found out who the killer is yet, Cassie?"
• (Sarah Padden) "If they haven't, then my bath water's getting cold for nothing."

Wallace Ford as Bob White

• (Wallace Ford) "Aunt Cassie couldn't be the killer, because she's not strong enough to lug around a couple of grown men like a set of Indian clubs."

• (Wallace Ford) "Midnight? Now why should she insist on midnight?"
• (Marian Marsh) "She probably saw "The Cat and the Canary"."

Gavin Gordon as Garson Denham

• (Gavin Gordon) "Will you please explain to the court just why you put vinegar on your apple pies?"
• (Sarah Padden) "Gladly."
• (Sarah Padden) "That fat cook of mine makes them too sweet, she's done it for years, she wants to put weight on me."

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