It's a Date

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This is one of two 1940 movies that end with "Ave Maria." The other is Walt Disney's "Fantasia."	D
Linda Deane's debut.	D
In MGM's Technicolor remake, Nancy va a Rio (1950), Jane Powell's repertoire included her rendition [...]	D
The different but similar theme plot elements of this film closely resemble those of some other film [...]	D
Debut of actress Virginia Engels.	D
Phyllis Ruth's debut.	D
Director William A. Seiter was borrowed from Twentieth Century-Fox for this film.	D
Two characters are named Frankenstein and Helsing, apparently a Norman Krasna in-joke referring to U [...]	D
S.Z. Sakall's American film debut.	D

Connessioni

Palcoscenico nella strada	D
La famiglia Barrett	D
Grand Hotel	D
Nancy va a Rio	D
Patrick the Great	D
Tua per sempre	D
Gems of Song	D

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When Pamela excuses herself from the table after dining with her mother and Arlen; the various table [...]	D
When Pamela is discussing with her mother and Sara her decision to leave acting then begins to leave [...]	D
When Pamela is singing Ave Maria; there is a male chorus on a platform at stage right while another [...]	D
When John Arlen enters Pamela's room with her dress; she is fixing her hair and a hand mirror is on [...]	D

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John Arlen: A toast to little me, and the future. [...]	D
Karl Ober: The part is a 20-year-old girl. Sidney [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [Walking up to Freddie who's twitchi [...]	D
Captain of Waiters: What did he say when you said [...]	D
John Arlen: This business of going over it ahead o [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: Oh, now, honey, a shipboard rom [...]	D
Georgia Drake: An actress never belittles another [...]	D
Georgia Drake: Wait a minute! Just a minute! Pame [...]	D
John Arlen: When kids that age get a cross-up in l [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [to Sidney and Karl] Wednesday - mor [...]	D
John Arlen: Oh have a heart, lady. How'd I know yo [...]	D
John Arlen: And will you tell me where she gets it [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Sara, was grandmother a better actre [...]	D
Georgia Drake: Don't tell me - let me guess. Your [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [Rehearsing lines, sitting on a ship [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [Rehearsing on the ship's top deck] [...]	D
Pamela Drake: You're really the defenseless type - [...]	D
Georgia Drake: I'd like a few years of just being [...]	D
John Arlen: Sara, I'm a desperate man. Sara Frank [...]	D
Georgia Drake: And he can't lose a whole evening o [...]	D
Pamela Drake: I'm an awful liar, aren't I? Sidney [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: I'm not bothering you by talkin [...]	D
Sidney Simpson: [to Karl Ober] Come on, let's get [...]	D
Captain Andrew: [after Pamela had told an annoying [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: How old is he? Pamela Drake: W [...]	D
John Arlen: She has quite an imagination. Captain [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Opening night she took 17 curtain ca [...]	D
John Arlen: Uh, Georgia, I've been trying to get y [...]	D
John Arlen: She even wanted to pay for my fare. C [...]	D
John Arlen: Do you know, she's got it all worked o [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: You wouldn't want any advice fr [...]	D
Georgia Drake: What's the background of the play? [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Personally, I see the part played by [...]	D
Georgia Drake: Your friends - one sends a message [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Oh, I'm old for my age. If you're ra [...]	D
Sidney Simpson: You know, he came 4,000 miles to s [...]	D
John Arlen: [after two days in and out of a lifebo [...]	D
Pamela Drake: This is Freddie Miller. Freddie Mil [...]	D
Karl Ober: I can't work in New York anyway. Is thi [...]	D
John Arlen: Why didn't you tell me your mother was [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Why, I feel like I'm 20 years older [...]	D
Pamela Drake: I always start out honestly, then if [...]	D
Freddie Miller: That's a wonderful curtain speech. [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [Describing a make-believe play] You [...]	D
Headwaiter: The fire brigade just telephoned. Your [...]	D
Captain Andrew: How about a little chess now? Joh [...]	D
John Arlen: Governor, Mr. Simpson and Mr. Ober, Go [...]	D
Pamela Drake: [after jumping in the ocean, and Joh [...]	D
Governor Allen: Stop complaining, John. Miss Drake [...]	D
Karl Ober: I can't work in New York anyway. Is thi [...]	D
John Arlen: I thought that I might take Pam out to [...]	D
Sidney Simpson: Karl, I wanna ask you something. [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: [to John Arlen] My dear, when i [...]	D
Georgia Drake: Sara, Pam almost fell in love again [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: What's it about? Pamela Drake: [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Sara, I'm going to be famous. Bernha [...]	D
John Arlen: I've been considering writing it out a [...]	D
Captain Andrew: [after fishing Pamela and John out [...]	D
Sara Frankenstein: [When Pam comes back early from [...]	D
Pamela Drake: Well, it's about my mother. John Ar [...]	D
Georgia Drake: You see, there's no disgrace in hav [...]	D

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