Radium Girls Lines

Question 1

Grace: Oooh! There she is!

Answer 1

Walk up to podium w/ societywoman and Sochocky

Question 2

Reporter: Madame Curie! What will you do with the radum?

Answer 2

Curie: Eh?

Question 3

Reporter: What will you do with the radium?

Answer 3

Curie: Uh… I will continue my experiments to fint petter mesots for se treatment of se cancer

Question 4

Sob Sister: Is radium a cure for all cancer?

Answer 4

Curie: Cure for se cancer? Yes, yes. Cure for se cancer! Sat is so. It has alreaty cure-t all kints of se cancer.

Question 5

Sob Sister: But some doctors dispute that!

Answer 5

Curie: Sen sey to not understant se mesot. Sere is no question– Ratium will cure se cancer.

Question 6

Sob Sister: Madame Curie! How have you been able to devote yourself both to science – and to your children?

Answer 6

Curie: Ah. It has not been easy. (ah hahaha) Put my taughters share my gratitute to se American women for sere interest in science and my work. I am most grateful.

Question 7

Male Shopper: Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars!

Answer 7

Store Owner: Ask me, it’s all a sham

Question 8

Customer: What do you mean? Those girls are very sick!

Answer 8

Store Owner: Sicka workin’ sure!

Question 9

Shopgirl: Then I’d travel all around the world - first class. With all my friends.

Answer 9

Store Owner: I’d play the stock market.

Question 10

Grace: I try not to think about it.

Answer 10

Store Owner: But it must get to ya sometimes-

Question 11

Male Shopper: And all they have to say about it is-

Answer 11

Everyone: No comment!

Question 12

Knef:I couldn’t put out a cure, no. I’m saying- I scratch your back you scratch mine.

Answer 12

Board 1: How so, Doctor Knef?

Question 13

Board 2: An excellent idea. (muttered agreement)

Answer 13

Board 1: I don’t know. Perhaps we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss Knef’s proposal.

Question 14

Roeder: What do you mean?

Answer 14

Board 1: We’re in a very bad situation here Mr. Roeder.

Question 15

Board 3: And it’s going to get worse.

Answer 15

Board 1: And the papers are full of stories about those girls…

Question 16

Lee: Making them out to be saints.

Answer 16

Board 1: And what defense can we put out?

Question 17

Lee: Except to say we’ll try our case in court.

Answer 17

Board 1: And in the court of public opinion, we’ve already lost!

Question 18

Board 2: Perhaps we should reconsider. It certainly wouldn’t hurt to have testimony from a dentist who treated those girls.

Answer 18

Board 2: Knef could be very helpful to us. We should retain him.

Question 19

Roeder: Retain him as what? An extortionist?

Answer 19

Board 1: As an expert.

Question 20

Roeder: It wasn’t medical advice. It was an expert’s opinion, a scientific opinion. (Pause)

Answer 20

Board 1: How about this? We retain Knef, but we don’t put him on the stand.Just so we keep him from testifying for the women.

Question 21

Board 2: Yes, I agree. That’s the most important thing.

Answer 21

Board 1: Would you agree to something like that, Mr. Roeder?

Question 22

Grace: Mmm! Tommy! Please! (knock knock)

Answer 22

Curie: Rise ant shine!

Question 23

Grace: Madame Curie?

Answer 23

Curie: Time for work!

Question 24

Grace: Oh, am I late? I set the alarm.

Answer 24

Curie: We have five sounsant tiles to paint pefore preakfast. Up, up, up! It’s all for se war effort!

Question 25

Grace: Please, I’m so very tired.

Answer 25

Curie: No complainingk! Goot soltiers don’t complain!

Question 26

Grace: But I’m dying.

Answer 26

Curie: And who isn’t?

Question 27

Grace: It’s not fair! I’m only twenty-six. I should be married by now. I should have children. My own home.

Answer 27

Curie: We all have to make sacrifices sometimes.

Question 28

Kathryn: It’s all for science, Grace.

Answer 28

Curie: Science! Family! Every life is sacrificet to somesingk! Just a matter of choosingk which.

Question 29

Grace: I’m sorry Kathryn. I guess I shouldn’ta said anything.

Answer 29

Curie: No problem! What’s one more tet tilepainter?