Louis Calhern credited as playing...
Dr. George March
- Dr. George March: [Upon finding his wife at Dawltry's house] There's going to be no scandal in my house. But Dawltry is leaving Khota for good!
- Philippa Crosby March: And so am I, George. And I'm also leaving YOU. I came out here in search of love, and happiness. I found instead a machine - a machine of cold steel. As cold as the instruments you use to probe the bodies of unconscious patients on operating tables... Nursing hasn't changed me from a woman. But surgery in the tropics has changed the man I came to marry. So I turned to Hugh Dawltry for the love and affection you didn't give me.
- Dr. George March: If I didn't know that you were suffering from a pathological complaint common to the tropics, I should think you were neurotic. It's just a physical heat wave!
- Dr. George March: [Now turning to glare at Hugh Dawltry] And that CAD took advantage of it!
- Philippa Crosby March: But not of me, George. YOU did that! All you wanted was a wife. ANY woman would have done as well. And some other woman can take my place from now on!
- Philippa Crosby March: Rene is just a child.
- Dr. George March: She is eighteen. That's a woman in the tropics.
- Philippa Crosby March: But George.
- Dr. George March: The heat is bad enough on married women. But on young girls it is dynamite. It makes them man-crazy.
- Philippa Crosby March: George, I have my new shoes on.
- Dr. George March: Oh, did I step all over them?
- Philippa Crosby March: Well, there may be one tiny spot you missed.
- Dr. George March: I will not tolerate drunken servants! Everybody has got to keep his place in this country.
- Dr. George March: Something has got to be done.
- Philippa Crosby March: Why worry about something that can't be undone?
