A Girl in Every Port

1952 · 86 MIN · IMDB 5.2 · 725 VOTES · DIR. Chester Erskine

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Overview

After two sailors are conned into buying a lame race-horse, they go ashore to sort out the problem, but when they realize that the horse is one of a pair of identical twins, their plan for revenge becomes more complicated.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,227 lines

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00:00:53 A sailor's heart has to be pure, Benny.
00:04:06 - (Shimmering sounds) - Hear that? It's already working.
00:07:15 Aye aye, sir.
00:10:34 (She gasps)
00:13:29 His feet are fine, they're not sick any more.
00:17:06 - I'm afraid you have. - And if we haven't, we will have.
00:20:01 Let's shake on it.
00:23:28 Millicent, what on earth are you doing here?
00:26:39 Show him, Spud.
00:29:31 Give this good man meat and drink and put it on my bill with the fare.
00:34:07 Mm-hm.
00:37:19 she wants Bert Sedgwick to give up racing, only she thinks Aaron is Shamrock
00:40:17 Drop in again some time. We could make a habit of this.
00:43:08 Papa always said that the jockey's in the saddle but he's not riding the horse.
00:45:48 (Shimmering sounds)
00:48:59 Sometimes I wish Aunt Gussie didn't leave me that money.
00:52:10 Kicked out of the Navy is worse than life in the brig.
00:55:39 You know something, I'm never going to buy another racehorse
01:01:25 Yeah, sick friend.
01:05:01 Music lover.
01:09:40 Benny... (Groans)
01:13:24 - He ain't no place. - He must be in someplace.
01:16:37 I mean Little Shamrock first and Little Shamrock second! What am I saying?
01:20:14 - You see that rope? - Yeah.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,227
Dialogue density14.3 lines / min
First line00:00:53
Final line01:20:14

Production Record

DirectorChester Erskine
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes725