The frivolity with which all theatrical activity is conducted has one consoling feature-there are no rules of behavior that apply regularly to any part of the theatre. — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
How many of us would be willing to settle when we're young for what we eventually get? All those plans we make...what happens to… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
Boredom is the keynote of poverty - of all its indignities, it is perhaps the hardest of all to live with - for where… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
“Can success change the human mechanism so completely between one dawn and another? Can if make one feel taller, more alive, handsomer, uncommonly gifted… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
I have had many successes and many failures in my life. My successes have always been for different reasons, but my failures have always… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
Boredom is the keynote of poverty — of all its indignities, it is perhaps the hardest of all to live with — for where… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
Julie Andrews has a wonderful British strength that makes you wonder why they lost India. — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
Without vanity a writer's work is tepid, and he must accept his vanity as part of his stock in trade and live with it… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
One begins with two people on a stage, and one of them had better say something pretty quick. — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
A play for me never really takes on an aspect of reality until it has left the dryair of the study and begins to… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
One of the grave dangers inherent in the various stages of any theatrical career-whether it be budding, quiescent or diminishing-is the advice of friends. — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
There is nothing that one can say about acting, writing, producing or directing that cannot be revoked in the next breath. Nothing is immutable.… — Moss Hart Copy Share Image
