An Old-Fashioned Girl

1949 · 82 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 95 VOTES · DIR. Arthur Dreifuss

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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?
00:03:15 Janie at least knocks on doors.
00:05:19 And I'm counting pennies.
00:08:21 Mr. Shaeffer, I'm not trying to trap you.
00:11:02 Then she'd have to give me a divorce.
00:15:44 Edward, I just knocked everything over.
00:19:55 ...Ann Landers' Advice to the Lovelorn.
00:22:44 He called his brother last night about 9:00
00:26:49 MILLER: Yes, sir. The light is off in the hall.
00:29:10 Excuse me, Lieutenant.
00:32:38 And this is all there was in his pockets.
00:37:13 I thought she liked him then, though.
00:39:51 Yes, it all fits, except for one thing.
00:42:54 Miller wouldn't even let anyone touch the light switch
00:45:21 Haircut? Yes.
00:48:13 Shaeffer told everybody that he was leaving for the islands the next day.
00:50:59 (KNOCK ON DOOR)
00:54:00 What kind of secret?
00:56:59 I mean, why provide somebody with an alibi, time and all
00:59:20 that it was Janie that your brother was furious at.
01:02:06 Yes, sir, I've always liked it.
01:05:15 But I think the truth is this.
01:08:19 It was a lovely funeral service.
01:11:06 How much she's done for me.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,247
Dialogue density15.2 lines / min
First line00:00:21
Final line01:11:06

Production Record

DirectorArthur Dreifuss
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes95