Rain (1932) Poster

(1932)

William Gargan: Sergeant O'Hara

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Joan Crawford, Walter Catlett, William Gargan, Ben Hendricks Jr., and Fred Howard in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford, Walter Catlett, William Gargan, Ben Hendricks Jr., and Fred Howard in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford, William Gargan, and Walter Huston in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) William Gargan and Guy Kibbee in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford, William Gargan, and Walter Huston in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford, William Gargan, Walter Huston, and Guy Kibbee in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford, Walter Catlett, William Gargan, Ben Hendricks Jr., and Fred Howard in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932) Joan Crawford and William Gargan in Rain (1932)

Quotes 

  • Sadie Thompson : Can you dance, Handsome?

    Sergeant O'Hara : No, Miss Thompson. I'm a club foot. I never could twist my legs right.

    Sadie Thompson : Well, I'll learn ya before I leave. That's a threat!

  • Sergeant O'Hara : [Sadie grabs a bottle of liquour]  I'll find a glass for you, Miss Thompson.

    Sadie Thompson : What for? Down the hatch!

    [Puts the bottle to her mouth and takes a swig] 

  • Sadie Thompson : [Sarcastically]  Can't I just hear Lefty's wife yelpin' with joy at the sight of me.

    Sergeant O'Hara : Oh, you haven't any cause to worry about Maggie. You two would get along swell.

    Sadie Thompson : Baby boy, I know females. You don't.

    Sergeant O'Hara : I got an idea what's on your mind. But, Maggie ain't the kind of a dame you're meanin'. She's square from the toes up.

  • Sadie Thompson : I haven't so many friends, Handsome, but what I can do with one more. You know, you're an awful funny fella, Handsome.

    Sergeant O'Hara : I guess I'm the dumbbell king, alright.

  • Sergeant O'Hara : What's the matter? You look low.

    Sadie Thompson : Low? Maybe. It's this rain, I guess. Makes me jumpy. Makes me want to knock my head against the wall.

  • Sergeant O'Hara : Has she wondered why I haven't been around?

    Joe Horn : No.

    Sergeant O'Hara : Didn't you tell her, you ol' pelican, that they had me in the brig?

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