It's Love I'm After (1937)

Spring Byington: Aunt Ella Paisley

Quotes 

• Aunt Ella : Wouldn't eggs do? We get them from very aristocratic hens!

• Marcia West : This Aunt Ella Paisley!

  Aunt Ella : [Grabbing his hand]  Oh, Mr. Underwood! That hand! That Hand! That love line, and that mound of Venus. You'll be married once. Heaven help the poor girl, the lucky thing.

• Aunt Ella : Now, now. Don't fight children. At least until after you're happily married.

• Aunt Ella : It isn't a fire at all. It's Basil Underwood. Say something to him, William.

  William West : Go on! Go on! We don't want you here.

• Digges : I suppose, then, eggs will have to suffice. Eggs and a bottle of Scotch.

  Aunt Ella : For breakfast?

  Digges : And one for lunch... No kippers! Hah!

• Aunt Ella : What Happened?

  Henry Grant, Jr. : I knocked him cold.

  Aunt Ella : Why, this is terrible.

  Joyce Arden : He dislikes being knocked out. Miss Paisley, let's have dinner.

• Aunt Ella : What's the matter with Henry?

  William West : There's nothing the matter with him. That's what's the matter with him.