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Mildred Wirt Benson (story)
Kenneth Gamet (screenplay)
Release Date:
19 November 1938 (USA) more
Plot:
After a wealthy dowager who has made a substantial donation her alma mater suddenly disappears, Nancy Drew sets out to solve the mystery. full summary | add synopsis
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2380 keeps being used in the movie more (12 total)
Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Bonita Granville | ... | Nancy Drew |
| John Litel | ... | Carson Drew |
| James Stephenson | ... | Challon |
| Frankie Thomas | ... | Theodore 'Ted' Nickerson |
| Frank Orth | ... | Captain Tweedy |
| Helena Phillips Evans | ... | Mary Eldredge |
| Renie Riano | ... | Effie Schneider, Drew's Maid |
| Charles Trowbridge | ... | Hollister |
| Dick Purcell | ... | Keiffer |
| Edward Keane | ... | Adam Thorne (as Ed Keane) |
| Mae Busch | ... | Miss Tyson, the Nurse |
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66 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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USA:Approved (PCA #4703)
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Adapted from the "Nancy Drew" novel, "The Password to Larkspur Lane," first published in 1933. The original author of the novel was Walter Karig (using the Stratemayer Syndicate house pseudonym, "Carolyn Keene"). In the "Nancy Drew" books, Nancy's boyfriend is named Ned Nickerson. For the 1938-39 movie series, his name was changed to Ted Nickerson (played by Frankie Thomas). more
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Crew or equipment visible: The wire attached to the carrier pigeon's leg to prevent it from flying off is visible a number of times. more
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Boy: Aw, quit disturbing the molecules! more
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Followed by Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (1939) more
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I've tried looking it up but can't seem to find any reference to the importance or usage of that particular number:
2380 - twenty-three eighty.
They'd use it like, "I'll bet you twenty-three eighty that..."
or
"It was twenty three eighty million miles away" or something of that sort, but always as twenty-three eighty.
Does anyone know what that term refers to?
As for the movie itself, it was just OK.
I always pictured Nancy Drew as more sure of herself and less bungling and helpless girlie-like.