Rose: how could I have been so stupid?
Dorothy: Oh Rose, maybe it was something you ate… like food.
Dorothy: (walking in with a box of pizza) Hi Rose, we brought dinner.
Rose: What did you bring?
Dorothy: (sarcastically) A bucket of chicken.
Sophia: What I forgot, you’ll never know!
(Dorothy invites Sophia’s doctor on a date, to show him around town)
Doctor: that sounds great, I’d love it!
Rose: I’d love to go, too!
(Dorothy kicks her)
Rose: … except I have to wash my hair… every day… for the rest of my life. It’s very oily.
(Talking about the man Dorothy is dating, right after he has made a pass at Blanche.)
Rose: there’s something about that man I don’t trust. I can’t put my finger on it.
Blanche: I can, he’s a lech…
Rose: no, that isn’t it…
Blanche: Elliot made…(hesitates)… Elliot made… (hesitates)… Elliot made…
Dorothy: What did Elliot make? A ship in a bottle? What!
(Dorothy and Sophia are in bed together, about to go to sleep)
Dorothy: what’s that smell?
Sophia: I don’t smell anything.
D: are you wearing something?
Sophia: a little ben gay on my knees…. a little vicks on my chest… a little deep heat on my neck…
D: what are you trying to do? Pickle yourself so you’ll live to be a hundred?
(D moves around in bed, trying to get comfortable. The bed is shaking.)
S: Keep it up, I’ll need a Dramamine.
(Sophia slaps Blanche’s grandson after he misbehaves.)
B: Is that all you Italians know how to do, scream and hit?
Sophia: (proudly) no, we also know how to make love and sing opera!
(after Sophia slaps Blanches’ grandson and he stomps out)
Rose: this is like a long day’s journey into light!
Dorothy: (correcting her) Night, Rose!
Rose: Night, Dorothy (goes to bed).
CLASSIC.