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All Ashore (1953)Three sailors finally get some shore leave, and go in search of fun and girls. Director:Richard Quine |
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Francis 'Moby' Dickerson
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Dick Haymes | ... |
Joe Carter
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Peggy Ryan | ... |
Gay Night
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Ray McDonald | ... |
Skip Edwards
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Jane Stanton
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Jody Lawrance | ... |
Nancy Flynn
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Fay Roope | ... |
Commodore Stanton
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Jean Willes | ... |
Rose
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Rica Owen | ... |
Dotty
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Patricia Walker | ... |
Susie
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Eddie Parker | ... |
Sheriff Billings
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Dick Crockett | ... |
Charlie - Security Guard
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Frank Kreig | ... |
Arthur Barnaby
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Ben Welden | ... |
Hugo, the Bartender
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| Gloria Pall | ... |
Lucretia
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Three sailors finally get some shore leave, and go in search of fun and girls.
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GOBS OF SONGS! OCEANS OF MOONLIGHT ROMANCES! (original print ad - all caps)Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
3 March 1953 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
In jedem Hafen eine Braut See more »Filming Locations:
Santa Catalina Island, Channel Islands, California, USACompany Credits
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1.37 : 1
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Music by Fred Karger
Lyrics by Robert Wells
Performed by Dick Haymes, Ray McDonald and sailors
Reprised by Haymes and Mcdonald during "opera bouffe" dream sequence
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"Heave Ho, My Hearties"Music by Fred Karger
Lyrics by Robert Wells
Performed by Dick Haymes, Ray McDonald and sailors
Reprised by Haymes and Mcdonald during "opera bouffe" dream sequence
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When I was a kid in bombed out London in the '50's I went to the local picture house to get away from the wreckage of not only the bomb-sites, but also my rowing drunken parents. This movie got me away - double. Loved the three guys, especially a scene in a bar where one of the sailors dances with a girl. It was magic. Also Micky Rooney sitting on a swing and singing a song. He was lonely and feeling a mug. That's just the way I felt at that time. Not a mug, I was 12 and no kid is a mug. You got to be 21 - at least. But I was loney and I associated with these 3 guys. Since, I have danced and known beautiful girls. I would like to find this film again. Yet it has never been played on TV. Perhaps it is lost, crumbled in some archive and never to be returned to our life again. Pity. Great little musical.