Thirty Day Princess
1934 · 74 MIN · IMDB 6.7 · 1,231 VOTES · DIR. Marion Gering
Overview
A European princess arrives in New York City to secure a much-needed loan for her country. She contracts the mumps, and an actress who looks exactly like her is hired to impersonate her.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,037 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:00 (SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
00:04:47 Why, I couldn't float anything smaller. They wouldn't take it seriously.
00:07:15 (HORN BLOWING)
00:10:14 Already for two days, Her Highness has had a slight fever.
00:13:00 Her Highness is no escapade.
00:18:31 Okay boys. Nice work.
00:20:51 Well, will you?
00:23:49 No, no, no.
00:26:17 - Hello, Madison. - Hello, Gresham.
00:30:14 - The fun, it is over. - Over?
00:32:28 - New York say what? - That you are lovely.
00:35:41 Say, is that dame trying to ritz me, or something?
00:38:51 And then I'm going to sue him.
00:40:52 Didn't anything happen in the whole world yesterday?
00:43:09 If I thought it were, I'd not only expose her, I'd land her in jail.
00:46:33 - I'll make you managing editor. - Since when is that a reward?
00:49:16 You don't like his face? Well, I don't like yours, sourpuss.
00:52:10 You see...
00:55:10 Have you found that America has changed the Princess?
00:57:52 Imagine having to eat a sundae with straws. Such service.
01:02:09 Just the contrary from Nicholaus.
01:05:50 For your great financial services to Taronia
01:09:40 Aren't you going to her?
01:12:42 - The what? - The sucker.
Cast & Characters
Sylvia Sidney
Nancy Lane
Sylvia Sidney
Princess Catterina
Cary Grant
Porter Madison III
Edward Arnold
Richard M. Gresham
Henry Stephenson
King Anatol XII
Vince Barnett
Count Nicholaus
Edgar Norton
Baron Passeria
Ray Walker
Dan Kirk
Lucien Littlefield
Parker
Robert McWade
Managing Editor
George Baxter
Donald Spottswood
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,037
Dialogue density14.0 lines / min
First line00:02:00
Final line01:12:42
Production Record
DirectorMarion Gering
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,231