An Old-Fashioned Girl
1949 · 82 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 95 VOTES · DIR. Arthur Dreifuss
Overview
A music teacher in 1870s Boston works hard to succeed, while her wealthy distant relatives find their fortunes turning.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,247 lines
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00:00:21 What is this, sir?
00:03:18 I don't have much time for old-fashioned manners.
00:05:28 I came in to see if you had any idea yet who's pilfering the inventory.
00:08:40 We'll go over the details of how you are to break in.
00:11:27 Hello. Hello, Aunt Ruth.
00:17:58 I heard it ringing and I didn't answer, and now he's dead.
00:20:58 Very nice little things you have standing around.
00:23:26 but, I mean, considering the way you live and all
00:27:40 The contents of his pockets are on the case here, Lieutenant.
00:30:26 (WOLF-WHISTLES) Look at that shirt!
00:35:40 Oh, you shouldn't have bothered with that, Miss Lytton
00:38:22 He had it in his pocket.
00:41:23 I'm sure his brother has told you that already.
00:44:25 No. Actually, I just wanted to ask you a few questions.
00:47:04 Thank you very much for trying to do that.
00:49:54 I'm not made of lace.
00:52:48 Right.
00:55:58 because Mr. Shaeffer said
00:58:46 Who else had access?
01:01:28 I'll bet you don't know the difference
01:04:40 Very smart. You proved your point.
01:07:50 Little ones that the doctor knew about
01:10:45 He thinks that you hated all of us so much that you killed him.
100:00:00 and you'll be safe.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,247
Dialogue density15.2 lines / min
First line00:00:21
Final line100:00:00
Production Record
DirectorArthur Dreifuss
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes95