List of Marie Dressler Quotes

No Vice Is So Bad As Advice.

We Have Learned To Take Life Seriously, But Never Ourselves.

Now I Know That Lawyers Must Live, But I've Never Been Able To Understand Why They Have To Live So Blamed Well!

Never Shall I Forget Those Naked, Clean-swept Little Canadian Towns, One Just Like The Other. Before I Was Twelve Years Old, I Must Have Lived In Fifty Of Them.

I Never Weep Over Lost Money, For I Figure I'd Rather Go To The Poorhouse Once Than Go There Every Day.

There Are Very Few Persons Who Would Think Of Inquiring Into The Private Life Of The Newspaper Dealer At The Corner, Or The Druggist, Or The Doctor, Or Even A Mah Jong Partner, But The Moment One Belongs To The Theatrical Profession, The Public Usually Feels Cheated Unless It Knows One's Inmost Thoughts Of Love.

... The More You Love What You Do, The Harder It Is To Do It Well Enough To Get By Yourself.

You're Only As Good As Your Last Picture.

I Never Ride Horseback Now Because My Sympathy With The Under-dog Is Too Keen. After We Have A Gone A Few Blocks, I Always Dismount And Say To The Horse: 'we'll Walk It Together, Old Dear.

If There's One Thing I Know, It's Men. I Ought To. It's Been My Life's Work.

The Human Heart Clings - Even To Its Pain.

My Instinct Has Always Been To Turn Drawbacks Into Drawing Cards.