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At the beginning of the film, the train leaves Brighton, Illinois, and arrives in River City, Iowa 2 [...]	D
The songs, especially the vocal tracks, sound like they were obviously recorded in a studio with odd [...]	D
In the opening musical number, "Rock Island", the salesmen are jiggling up and down to the rhythm of [...]	D
In the opening sequence, the train is traveling from Illinois to Iowa. The background visual scroll [...]	D
When talking with Marian about rumors, Hill lowers his pointing hand twice.	D
In the last scene in the school room (before the parade and closing credits), there are two U.S. fla [...]	D
During the "Shipoopi" number, Marcellus Washburn gives his hat to the little boy twice.	D
Set in 1912, the song "Trouble" mentions both the beverage Bevo (first offered in 1916) and the maga [...]	D
Marian complains regularly about the low mentality of River City citizens, yet in the three scenes i [...]	D
When Harold Hill tells Mrs. Paroo about the "great cornet players ... O'Clarke, O'Mendez, and O'Klei [...]	D
48-star flags are evident throughout the movie. The movie opens on July 4, 1912, which was the first [...]	D
While Harold Hill visits Mrs. Paroo, Winthrop Paroo watches them from a "tree-house" above. His smal [...]	D
Hill's hair goes through several color changes through the course of the movie. At the beginning it' [...]	D
At the end of the Wells Fargo Wagon song, while Mayor Shinn is waiting for Marian to give him the ed [...]	D
When Marian sings "Will I Ever Tell You" on the front porch, Mrs. Paroo is leaning forward in her ro [...]	D
When Marian sings "Being in Love" to her mother in the kitchen, the string dispenser on the shelf be [...]	D
In the number Marian the Librarian, Harold runs off-screen, but on the next scene he is seen sitting [...]	D
When the boys' band plays the Minuet in G, a state flag of Iowa is shown that was not adopted until [...]	D
The pink dresses worn during the Shipoopi number are not accurate for 1912 time period of dress. One [...]	D
In the opening scene on the train, the camera pulls out so far that it must be past the wall on the [...]	D
In the widescreen version, the power-towers and electrical wires in the Hollywood Hills behind the W [...]	D
At beginning of "76 Trombones" in the gym, Preston takes off top of hat and brim and feathers pop ou [...]	D
At the start of the "76 Trombones" scene outside the High School, the shadow of the nearby tree can [...]	D
As Charlie Cowell is getting onto the train at the beginning of the movie, it can be seen that the t [...]	D
Twice when Harold Hill first arrives in River City, mountains are seen in the background. There are [...]	D
Winthrop's lisp was not realistically portrayed. A lisp is caused by a problem with the tongue that [...]	D
Winthrop tells his mother and sister that Harold has taught him to sing a song with hardly any S sou [...]	D
In the candy shop scene where Marian and Hill are sipping soda, Marian reaches into her purse twice.	D
During the opening number, "Rock Island," Max Showalter (who has a very distinctive voice) is shown [...]	D
The final parade sequence is filmed on both sunny and overcast days.	D
Right before Shipoopi, Mrs. Shinn says her girls are ready to perform, but Ethel dances with Marcell [...]	D
After waving to the departing salesmen on the (yellow) train he came in on, Harold turns to leave th [...]	D
In the candy shop when Hill and Marian are sipping on their strawberry sodas, Hill releases his stra [...]	D
When Professor Hill jumps off the Wells Fargo Wagon and runs to give the cornet to Winthrop, he hand [...]	D
Mayor Shinn refers to Tommy Djilas' father as a "Nithelanian," presumably meaning Lithuanian. The na [...]	D
At the end of the School Board number, the fireworks behind them (especially the last one) appear to [...]	D
In the beginning, after the train stops in River City, the conductor tells Charlie Cowell that cigar [...]	D
Interior scenes that feature the windows of the library front doors show frosted and etched glass de [...]	D
As Hill is walking down the aisle of the railroad car to get off at River City, the train station in [...]	D
Marian orders a strawberry phosphate in the Soda Shop with Proffessor Hill, which would have consist [...]	D
Lights and camera equipment seen in the store windows during the "Wells Fargo Wagon" song number.	D
Chairs in front of the stage move around during the July 4th celebration in the auditorium. First th [...]	D
When the film opens, a train is show leaving Brighton, Illinois. The conductor announces this as the [...]	D
During the lively dance at the library, Marian backs up into Prof. Hill's leg twice.	D
Harold Hill's suitcase in the opening scenes is different than the one getting off and shown in the [...]	D
When Marian sings "Being In Love" in the kitchen, the water pitcher on the table faces one way and l [...]	D
Although there are constant references to River City's low mentality rate and literary level, the pu [...]	D
After Professor Hill is exposed as a fraud, he gets into an argument with Winthrop about whether Hil [...]	D
Mayor Shinn references a wrestling match between Frank Gotch and Ed Lewis ("Strangler") that famousl [...]	D
When Winthrop asks Harold Hill if his proposed uniform will have "a stripe", Hill assures him that i [...]	D
In the fantasy 76 Trombones parade, the music and the trombone players are not in sync. In some plac [...]	D

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Marian Paroo: I've never met a man who sells anvil [...]	D
[in song] Harold Hill: I cheer, and I rave, for t [...]	D
Marian Paroo: No, please, not tonight. Maybe tomor [...]	D
Harold Hill: So now I'm back at the old stand. Ma [...]	D
Harold Hill: I always think there's a band, kid.	D
Marian Paroo: The one thing one must remember, no [...]	D
Ethel Toffelmier: I'm Ethel Tofflemier. The pianol [...]	D
Marian Paroo: Mr. Hill! Harold Hill: Oh, please, [...]	D
Mrs. Shinn: Now, George! Mayor Shinn: Not one poo [...]	D
Marcellus Washburn: This is where I work. Harold [...]	D
[repeated line] Zaneeta: Ye, Gods!	D
Harold Hill: Oh this is a refined operation son, a [...]	D
Harold Hill: All of the really great cornet player [...]	D
Zaneeta: It's indecent to meet boys at the footbri [...]	D
Zaneeta: Papa, please. It's Capulets like you make [...]	D
Harold Hill: Could you kindly direct me? Which way [...]	D
Harold Hill: [to Winthrop] Never allow the demands [...]	D
Mrs. Shinn: [leading the other 'hens' in song] Pic [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: I couldn't make myself any plainer if [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: I settle your hash as soon as I get t [...]	D
Marian Paroo: The librarian hasn't felt much like [...]	D
[in song] Alma Hix: Oh yes, that woman made braze [...]	D
Harold Hill: Think, boys. Think!	D
Charlie Cowell: Who do you think you're protectin' [...]	D
Tommy Djilas: Great honk!	D
[In song] Marian Paroo: There was love all around [...]	D
Marcellus Washburn: Thar she blows. Harold Hill: [...]	D
Harold Hill: Ah, yes, my dear Mrs. Paroo. You must [...]	D
Charlie Cowell: Don't believe I caught your name. [...]	D
[in song] Marian Paroo: Do you think that I'd all [...]	D
[in song] Mrs. Paroo: When a woman's got a husban [...]	D
[in song] Harold Hill: Seventy-six trombones led [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: You watch your phraseology!	D
Harold Hill: A man can't turn tail and run just be [...]	D
Train conductor: [Turning to a salesman when he is [...]	D
Mrs. Paroo: You've a gift of blarney about you, an [...]	D
[in song] Citizens of River City: So what the hec [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: [referring to Harold Hill] He's slipp [...]	D
[On Marion's choosiness when it comes to men] Mrs [...]	D
Amaryllis: I'm having a party on Saturday. I'd lik [...]	D
Constable Locke: That was pretty good, Professor, [...]	D
Harold Hill: May one call upon you some evening? [...]	D
Tommy Djilas: Mayor Shinn, Your Honor, your daught [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: It's as clear as a buttonhook in the [...]	D
Harold Hill: Ladies and gentlemen, either you are [...]	D
Marcellus Washburn: Hey, what are you selling now? [...]	D
Harold Hill: [Marian and Winthrop are urging the P [...]	D
Mayor Shinn: By that time, my fine young feathered [...]	D
Charlie Cowell: [to Marian] Not on your tintype, g [...]	D
Mrs. Shinn: [answering doorbell the Prof Hill rang [...]	D
Citizens of River City: Good morning, Mayor Shinn! [...]	D
Salesman on train: How far you going, friend? Har [...]	D
Harold Hill: You do sit? Your knees bend and all?	D
Harold Hill: Mothers of River City, heed that warn [...]	D

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