Lost in Alaska

1952 film by Jean Yarbrough

Lost in Alaska is a 1952 American film about two men who travel with a gold prospector.

Directed by Jean Yarbrough. Written by Martin Ragaway and Leonard B. Stern.
The Northern Lights Have Never Seen Funnier Sights!  (taglines)

Tom Watson

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  • [after Mrs. McGillicuddy, the landlady, threatens to get the police and have them arrested for nonpayment of rent] Oh, it's much too cold for you to be flying around on a broom!

Dialogue

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George Bell: This is the fastest dog team in the whole world.
Tom Watson: What do you mean?
George Bell: Get a load of all my dogs. See the first dog? That's Butch. Then there's George. Then there's Albert. Then there's Gene. Then there's Joe
Tom Watson: What makes them so fast?
George Bell: You see the lead dog? Her name is Gloria.

Tom Watson: George, you know my wife's an angel?
George Bell: You're lucky. Mine's living!

Tom Watson: Why Mrs. McGillicuddy, how charming you look. I know it's your hair. You've done something different to it.
George Bell: She put it on her head!

Tom Watson: Nugget Joe, you've got everything in the world to live for. The richest gold mine in Alaska. Why with that kind of money, you can get any kind of girl you want. Why worry about that one girl?
Nugget Joe McDermott: I don't want any girl. I want Rosette.
George Bell: I want to go to sleep! I'm tired.

Taglines

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  • The Northern Lights Have Never Seen Funnier Sights!
  • It's ALL NEW and a RIOT TOO!

Cast

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