Jo March: 10 Movie Quotes with Audio

Movie quotes spoken by Jo March, ranked by user ratings. Listen online or download free MP3 and WAV clips.

1 Well, you may tell him that we don't like anybody in our house. That is, we like a great many people, but we don't like young men. Oh, we like young men, too, but we don't like young men who wonder about who else we like.

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

2 Oh, that's the second dress I've scorched this week. You see, I like to toast myself and I get too close.

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

3 Come on, my dears! Let's be elegant or die!

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

4 Oh, when are you going to stop your rude, romping ways? -Not till I'm old and stiff and need a crutch!

Jo March (June Allyson), Meg March (Janet Leigh) in Little Women (1950)

5 Well, I am! I'm too proud to beg for anyone. I'd rather sweep the streets than ever come to you again!

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

6 Christopher Columbus! What a breakfast! Look! Kidney pie and sausage! Popovers and... and coffee! And everything!

Jo March (June Allyson), Amy March (Rhoda Williams) in Little Women (1950)

7 Then take my hands in yours... Let me keep them there forever.

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

8 I've always wanted to go to Europe. Oh, not for the baths, of course. Not at all. But for my writing... It's so good for writers.

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)

9 How are you getting along with your grandfather? -Oh, fine, fine. Once I got used to him. Isn't he a holy terror?

June Allyson as Jo March; Peter Lawford as Laurie in Little Women (1950)

10 You see, I'm a writer, and so I know. You have none of the symptoms. Your appetite's fine, you sleep like a log, and you don't mope in corners. Therefore you're not in love. Therefore do not go and marry that man.

June Allyson in Little Women (1950)