Our Little Girl (1935)

Rolfe Brent: You know, Don, I have too much time to play, and maybe you haven't enough.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Oh, I have all I want. Elsa can represent me in the sporting world.
Rolfe Brent: Well, if I had such a charming representative, I'd retire to the sidelines, too.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You playboys are the ones who are really on the sidelines.

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Dr. Donald Middleton: [after Molly falls down] Are you hurt?
Molly Middleton: [rubbing her bottom] I think I might have a little fever.

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Rolfe Brent: Hello, Molly.
Molly Middleton: Hello.
[Rolfe reaches to down to pick up Molly, but she backs away from him]
Rolfe Brent: Well, what's wrong?
Molly Middleton: I don't like to be picked up. Except by my daddy.
Rolfe Brent: Well, he's not here just now, Molly. Won't you let me do it?
Molly Middleton: You don't know how a daddy does.
Rolfe Brent: I could learn.
Molly Middleton: It's very hard to learn, sir.
Rolfe Brent: Let's have a trial. Let's pretend I'm the daddy and you're the little girl.
Molly Middleton: But I *am* the little girl!

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Last screen appearance of Rosemary Ames before her early retirement.
Shirley Temple later said that she developed a "big crush" on Joel McCrea while filming this movie.
Warren Hymer filmed scenes as Mr. Tramp; those scenes were re-shot by J. Farrell MacDonald after principal photography was completed. Herbert Mundin and Doris Nolan are in some production charts as performers in the movie; Mundin was not seen in the movie, but lesser known Nolan may have some role.
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