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A Girl in Every Port

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Inheriting $1,450 upon the death of his aunt, gullible sailor Tim Dunnovan (William Bendix) purchases a race horse, to the dismay of his best friend, Benny Linn (Groucho Marx), who assumes Tim has been swindled. Tim and Benny learn that the horse, Little Erin, has weak ankles and is a poor racer -- but his devoted groom reveals that he has a twin, Little Shamrock, in excellent condition. Discovering the whereabouts of Little Shamrock, Benny schemes to switch the horses, but complications arise.

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A.H. Weiler New York Times 10/31/2006
2/5
An involved mlange of obvious antics and gags, only one or two of which are likely to generate chuckles. Go to Full Review
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s r @ScottR 10/08/2014 Weak from many points of view, but good for one viewing. See more 10/01/2014 just ok later groucho See more 12/29/2012 Lacks creativity, is quite dull and never gets more than a couple of chuckles. Forgettable. See more 05/15/2009 Was surprized to find this actually wasn't too bad. It's at least mildly amusing, and in fact to some extent I actually liked it more than Love Happy, which was certainly the worst Marx Bros film IMHO. See more 02/10/2008 A servicable effort with a decent turn from Groucho Marx in 'You Bet Your Life' mode. Not outstanding but watchable. See more 11/26/2007 A very poor effort from Groucho. Every second of this film I was hoping Harpo and Chico would enter and bring some refreshing humour to a film that was sorely lacking. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Inheriting $1,450 upon the death of his aunt, gullible sailor Tim Dunnovan (William Bendix) purchases a race horse, to the dismay of his best friend, Benny Linn (Groucho Marx), who assumes Tim has been swindled. Tim and Benny learn that the horse, Little Erin, has weak ankles and is a poor racer -- but his devoted groom reveals that he has a twin, Little Shamrock, in excellent condition. Discovering the whereabouts of Little Shamrock, Benny schemes to switch the horses, but complications arise.
Director
Chester Erskine
Producer
Irwin Allen, Irving Cummings Jr.
Screenwriter
Chester Erskine
Production Co
RKO Pictures
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 26m