The Silver Horde (1930 film) Quotes

The Silver Horde (1930 film) is a television program that appeared on TV in 1970 . The Silver Horde ended its run in 1970.

It features William LeBaron as producer, and Leo Tover as head of cinematography.

The Silver Horde (1930 film) is distributed by RKO Radio Pictures Inc..

The cast includes: Evelyn Brent as Cherry Malotte, Jean Arthur as Mildred Wayland, Blanche Sweet as Queenie, and Joel McCrea as Boyd Emerson, Raymond Hatton as Fraser, Louis Wolheim as George Balt, Purnell Pratt as Wayne Wayland, William Davidson as Tom Hilliard, and Ivan Linow as Svenson.

The Silver Horde (1930 film) Quotes

and Joel McCrea as Boyd Emerson

• (and Joel McCrea) "Oh, forgive me, Cherry. There's no past, no yesterday, only tomorrow and tomorrow."

• (and Joel McCrea) "Tell me the truth about Cherry or I'll choke it oughta ya."
• (Raymond Hatton) "Sure, it's true. What of it? Does that keep her from being a regular fella?"
• (and Joel McCrea) "That kind of a woman."
• (Raymond Hatton) "Cherry's all right. They don't make 'em no better."

• (and Joel McCrea) "It's lies I tell you. Cherry's my friend."
• (Jean Arthur) "I rather gathered that. A very dear friend. So very dear, that you came to me from her arms."
• (and Joel McCrea) "I won't let you say things like that about her. I'll bring her here. She'll tell you."
• (Jean Arthur) "Do you think, really, I'd be interested in the type?"

• (and Joel McCrea) "I simply can't understand it. How a woman used to; well, things like this; chooses to live in the North country? Endures hardship and violence."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Oh, I rather enjoy it, at times."

• (and Joel McCrea) "They're trying to force you out?"
• (Evelyn Brent) "Fair means or foul; mostly foul."
• (and Joel McCrea) "But, they wouldn't harm you; a woman."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Wouldn't they, though."

• (and Joel McCrea) "I guess you've never been broke. Cold, stoney broke."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Then you've got another guess coming. I've been so broke a dime would've looked as big as a soup plate."
• (and Joel McCrea) "You won out, though."

• (and Joel McCrea) "Oh, it isn't so easy to quit. Quitting can be harder than hanging on. But, I'm through."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Don't say that. I don't believe it. You're just tired. Things'll look brighter in the morning. Brace up, mister."
• (and Joel McCrea) "I'll be just as broke in the morning."

Blanche Sweet as Queenie

• (Blanche Sweet) "Just like old times, ain't it?"
• (Evelyn Brent) "You bet, Queenie. Only you never used to smoke cigarettes."
• (Blanche Sweet) "Oh, I'm going to the dogs somethin' terrible."

• (Blanche Sweet) "He ain't worth cryin' about, honey. No guy is."

• (Blanche Sweet) "I certainly don't savvy all this fuss over a few cans of fish."

• (Blanche Sweet) "Aw, us girls."

• (Blanche Sweet) "The funny part is, of course, he's really in love with you. Did you hear what he called me?"
• (Evelyn Brent) "Did you hear what he called me?"
• (Blanche Sweet) "Say, I'd rather have a guy I loved talk to me like that and think he meant it, than talk with fine and poetic, and know he didn't."

Evelyn Brent as Cherry Malotte

• (Evelyn Brent) "I'm Cherry Malotte. They know about me from San Francisco to Sitka. My reputation's got marks on it I couldn't rub off if I wanted to. I am what I am. I don't know how they finally settle things in this world or the next, but when the day comes I'll stand there with my chin up and take what's coming to me. And I wouldn't trade places with you, you white-livered, sweet-smelling hypocrite if they gave me a one-way ticket to Hell."

• (Frederick 'Fred') "I haven't played my last card."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Got ya dealing off the bottom of the deck though, haven't they?"
• (Frederick 'Fred') "I came here to give you fair warning --"
• (Evelyn Brent) "And I'm givin' it right back to you."

• (Evelyn Brent) "This little scraps just started. He may need someone who knows how to fight; maybe fight dirty."

• (Evelyn Brent) "Now, don't you start shooting off your lip."

• (Evelyn Brent) "Queer partner for a young fellow like you."
• (and Joel McCrea) "Neither one of us can afford to be too finicky."

• (Evelyn Brent) "When I love a man, I don't need any rules."
• (Jean Arthur) "Obviously. I shouldn't have come. I might have known, your sort."
• (Evelyn Brent) "You don't have to put me in my place. I know about me. Just like Queenie. Only I managed to get a better break."
• (Jean Arthur) "I'm not interested in your confession."
• (Evelyn Brent) "It's not a confession. It's a boast."

• (Evelyn Brent) "Queenie's one of my old friends from Nome."
• (Jean Arthur) "Quite a type, isn't she."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Isn't she, though."

• (Evelyn Brent) "This is a mess. You know, going out with you always makes me feel something wicked's going to happen."
• (William Davidson) "I'd hate to disappoint you."
• (Evelyn Brent) "I'm sure you won't."

Jean Arthur as Mildred Wayland

• (Jean Arthur) "You can have Boyd Emerson for all of me."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Oh, no I can't. Boyd could never forgive me for being; well, for being Cherry Malotte."
• (Jean Arthur) "Can you blame him?"
• (Evelyn Brent) "No, men being what they are."
• (Jean Arthur) "And women of a certain type being what they are."
• (Evelyn Brent) "You don't know my sort. But, I can see through you like a window and not such a clean window at that."

• (Jean Arthur) "I believe what I chose to believe. About this and about the woman with whom you are so; well, friendly; to be polite about it."

• (Jean Arthur) "I want to talk with you."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Well, go ahead. We both speak the same language. Just a couple of dames in love with the same fellow."
• (Jean Arthur) "Then, you are in love with him. I might as well go. I can't use the same methods you use to hold him."
• (Evelyn Brent) "Why not? Something in your book of edicat about that too?"

• (Jean Arthur) "Come on, let's forget it; and dance. Shall we?"

• (Jean Arthur) "I've just been saying I wouldn't marry you on a bet, Freddie."
• (Frederick 'Fred') "Well, why not?"
• (Purnell Pratt) "Because her father favors it, of course."
• (Frederick 'Fred') "You should have a little respect for your father's wishes."
• (Jean Arthur) "Why, I have. Darn little."

Louis Wolheim as George Balt

• (Louis Wolheim) "Will have to give you another lickin'?"
• (Ivan Linow) "By golly, I think this, I might lick you."

• (Louis Wolheim) "Now, Marsh is gonna make trouble. I figure he'll turn out men with nets to stop our salmon."
• (and Joel McCrea) "Can he do that legally?"
• (Louis Wolheim) "Sure, he can, legally. But, we don't catch salmon with lawyers."

Ivan Linow as Svenson

(We don't have any quotes for this character)

Purnell Pratt as Wayne Wayland

• (Purnell Pratt) "May I suggest an explanation, Madame?"
• (Evelyn Brent) "You're gonna get it, Mister. And don't call me Madame."
• (Blanche Sweet) "And that ain't all you're gonna get, Daddy."

Raymond Hatton as Fraser

• (Raymond Hatton) "Her; playin' that la-de-da music to him like some society dame. Huh. Wait'll he finds out who Cherry Malotte is."
• (Louis Wolheim) "You know, huh? You think you'll tell?"
• (Raymond Hatton) "Not me, brother. Not me. I ain't sayin' a word."

• (Raymond Hatton) "I don't suppose you even knew why Hilliard give you that money all of the sudden."
• (and Joel McCrea) "Did she really do that?"
• (Raymond Hatton) "Don't tell me you didn't; ? Why, we all knew that. Even Balt. Cherry went to Hilliard and; well, eh; the next day you got the dough, didn't ye?"

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