In Old Oklahoma
1943 · 102 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 1,601 VOTES · DIR. Albert S. Rogell
Overview
Cowboy Dan Somers and oilman Jim "Hunk" Gardner compete for oil lease rights on Indian land in Oklahoma, as well as for the favors of schoolteacher Cathy Allen.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,465 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:51 (Train horn blaring)
00:04:11 Oh, yes, sir! Right away, Mr Gardner!
00:07:33 That's right. You know, you owe a lot to me.
00:10:37 Somebody sure is, judging from this lunch box.
00:15:00 Isn't it wonderful?
00:18:43 OK, boss.
00:23:17 Your land? It's your land, according to law.
00:27:08 I'm sure you'll be as impressed by the honour as I am.
00:30:29 - And you're here? - I certainly am.
00:33:55 (Screaming)
00:38:03 # Only one? # Maybe two
00:42:17 That's a thousand-dollar introduction.
00:45:59 But wherever that place is along the line
00:49:47 Shut up, Wilkins. Let me talk.
00:53:17 I've met every requirement of financial backing and experience.
00:56:39 on winning the first round.
01:01:25 Oh, a bottle full of rainbows.
01:05:35 And no more smoking.
01:11:12 You stupid...
01:16:22 What in tarnation's holding Gardner up?
01:21:29 # And I had my vittles served by a king... #
01:27:58 I've been checking with the men.
01:32:24 Why, Jim Gardner - imagine finding you here!
200:01:00 for a class-A introduction.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,465
Dialogue density14.4 lines / min
First line00:00:51
Final line200:01:00
Production Record
DirectorAlbert S. Rogell
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,601