Good Morning Miss Dove 1955 Film in English, Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack, Kipp Hamilton

[@alisonwhyte8885]

I loved this film, I was taken back to my school days. I had a teacher like Miss Dove her name was Miss Dixon, she was tweed, brogues and twinsets, firm but fair. I have never forgotten her and still remember her reading to us and making us question everything. I was very fortunate to have had a teacher like her.

[@user-hg9sl2mf9r]

The nation needs the pure and industrious spirit depicted in this film. So refreshing it is to listen to the clean , well meant and persuasive conversations and the respect that people have for each other.

[@teresa4177]

The teachers had no respect for children!

[@GO-jv9bb]

Such a wonderful movie and message. As much as she loved all the children I still think she was unhappy with the way her life turned out. Having given up true love just so her Fathers name was not thought of badly was a sacrifice that came with a huge price. I will assume she paid back the $11.500 plus so much more. I always find these old movies far better than what we see today! Thank you for sharing the gentile gem.

[@robinbirdj743]

In the spirit of Miss Dove, the word you want was „genteel,“ not gentile. ❤

[@GO-jv9bb]

@@robinbirdj743 🤣 auto correct failed yet again.

[@sirijensen9839]

I think you missed the real point of the movie! There are different paths to a good life!

[@GO-jv9bb]

@@sirijensen9839 I agree. I just would not want to live my life vicariously through others. She just seemed lonely and sad for what might have been.

[@missirina6912]

Having not a partner in your life, it doesn't mean you are lonely and sad !!! Nuns in monasteries are neither lonely nor sad !!! There are just seldom moments you feel like, but those are rare and you can handle them firmly and quickly, sending those feelings back to Satan from where they are coming (exactly like you do with the jealousy, just the same - the old Serpent, SATANA !!!). Miss Dove, in this movie, is the perfect role model for any of us; the way we should do live our life, in view all of us to have a good life. This role (her job + morality) portraits very well the impact each of our life has towards the others ! We are living together, intertwined, whatever we like it or not , or we don't want, we live into towns and families, and we need each other. A life is NOTHING without the other... LIVING is GIVING. 🤗🥰💖😇💕

[@chavelapouchard]

Wow, I do not have enough words to describe this gem! What a beautiful and touching movie, filled with deep life lessons. What an actress, impeccable performance! I finished with tears!

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

Lessons? Hahaha

[@gakuriamugure9603]

A very pleasant film. It motivates every teacher to leave a legacy and bring out the best in the students.❤

[@g.immanuel3151]

Equally important is the realization that students come to, throughout their lives, of how grateful they are for the 'educators' that have set standards, developed their character, and did their best to teach them and prepare them for their futures.

[@shachar777]

Excellent, the value of a good teacher is life changing to society. Thanks for this classic🎉

[@lllowkee6533]

I loved this movie so much . Never have seen it . I had a teacher like her, she was married but also three wonderful old maid teachers. Thanks!

[@shellyannwatson1535]

The best movie I have watched In a long time. Those are the values that are lost in society now.

[@ginny5937]

I never tire of this movie. It has gentility, character, and humor.👏💐💗🙋

[@junebarnett2716]

What a wonderful movie. Those were the days, respect ❤ I was in a school like that in the UK.

[@teresa4177]

Those days it was legal and common for children to be whipped by their teachers, have their ears pulled or worse!

[@ericjohnson3746]

The value of mutual respect has been adequately presented. Thank you.😊

[@chrismcpherson1586]

This is my 3rd time seeing this over the yrs. Watching here in Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 This is a tear jerker 😢

[@19929610]

Although she never married or had children but instead she had thousands kids, loved and respected by entire city.

[@venitamayers4921]

This was a wonderful "family"movie. Who could look at this and not be touched by its message. Thanks for sharing.

[@janiceolds8852]

Anyone who has watched this poignant film will ALWAYS remember it; however keep a box of tissues handy. Thank you for sharing.

[@ja-ly7fm]

Very true. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@keiarahjohnston9887]

Thanks for the warning 😢

[@LidianetaPires]

Filme que fala de amor , respeito e calorizaçao do ser humano na sociedade. Uma fase da sociedade que era rígida...mas era maravilhosa. Belo filme. Obrigada por postar.

[@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs]

Beautiful, thank-you❣️ My grandmother was a public school teacher. She was also very strict and loved by many students.

[@dr.davidimutahii2515]

Its a great joy toappreciate one of few secular movies which appreciate people who supported jews learning in special circumstances and in Jews education when whole world thought that they can not fit in any clas. The use of a visit to a Jewish home to take a Jewish meal is in deed an honour. The movie potrays an ordinally jewish boy who overcame many odds to become a celebrity. Mis dove is one person give to serve all pupils from all walk of life. Kudos

[@paulasplace]

NOW THAT'S HOW U GO OUT...WONDERFUL MOVIE INDEED!!! THANKS, MUCH.

[@alicetsai9723]

How a touching story that we need it now in whole worlds!

[@isatthere]

I read the story first then saw the movie later. It stayed with me over all these years. I didnt quite get all of it because i was too young but her devotion i understood. 70 years ago......

[@annemann7790]

A very sweet and refreshing film.

[@MegaDeansy]

Loved this film since I first saw it as a wee boy in the 60's !

[@cathiematthews1359]

This reminds me of a teacher I had in primary school. She was sick in hospital, so the students send her letters and drawings. She corrected them, wrote comments and forwarded them back.

[@petercooper9277]

A wonderful film absolutely beautiful

[@yiquanawalkb4run26]

So very beautiful and meaningful, thank you

[@hazelsmith5628]

If only we all had the love and respect of everyone who knows us ?😢

[@talofek2976]

LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS FILM

[@lynnbird4038]

EXCELLENT MOVIE!! MUCH NEEDED CONTENT FOR TODAY!!!!

[@theresepon393]

It is a beautiful movie I will enjoy it over and over again

[@WindLake]

The classiness of how everyone dressed, from the adults on the street to the kids at school! How did we lose that dignity?

[@SUSHERRIE1423]

Sad isn't it?

[@lolakauffmann]

At least now we don't smell. Back when, people didnt use deo as much, had fewer showers & those clothes wouldn't wash - you'd brush out the blazer & skirt/trousers, and only wash shirts & underwear. Also, there was no aircon compare to today - so folks sweated in summer. I also love the fashion of the past, especially the sixties, but if we are honest, travelling on a full train today is probably much nicer, even when wear are all wearing track suits all day.. ;)

[@holdthewinds]

Because so many people now think it is cute to dress like the lower rungs of society, like those who dress with their underwear showing and those who want everything hanging out. You know what I mean.

[@sonsaraeronnow4404]

LMAO, groan. Pretentious dressing

[@silviasanchez2957]

Social media, entertainment such as music culture and new age immorality madness... These have alot to do with that.

[@catherinemelnyk]

What a wonderful film. ❤ Only yesterday, I saw my first Jennifer Jones film; Cluny Brown with Charles Boyer. I really live this actress.

[@grantootingwinnie2986]

What a wonderful movie. It's sure nice to sit and watch something wholesome and clean. Briefly brings back memories of good ol' days.

[@annettebrown3117]

Beautiful movie. I love it.

[@cyrairani2190]

'Gurudakshina' to All Teachers from the entire crew of this movie for yrs to come. 🙏🙌

[@jeanjennings5712]

The world needs to watch this film in every language today. 2023. Thank you.

[@gailbush3652]

you are so right

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

Why?

[@mikipeltier3451]

Ohhhhh I love this movie!!! Absolutely pure joy to watch it. Sharing it with some dear friends.

[@ginialiu9607]

I remember I read a novel book about this story, it was very touching

[@isatthere]

Me too. I was very young but touched by her devotion.

[@annetteanastassi7433]

A really beautiful film!

[@chrystal108reading4]

what a wonderful film thank you

[@debswatching]

What a heartwarming story! If you count among the characters- there are 7 people who regularly appeared on “Leave it to Beaver” in this movie!

[@judylou2099]

What wonderful movie. I had a 3rd grade teacher like Miss Dove. I can read today, because of her.

[@normidwest1316]

What a wonderful movie out standing performance

[@rosalindhershkovitz4390]

Totally beautiful movie! Thank you for posting it!!!

[@Oceanstarz]

Lovely wholesome film!! Huge thanks 🤗👍🕊🙏✨❤

[@starlight7159]

A great teacher of everything

[@AnnetteMurphyger]

Great advice Ms Dove.

[@henryponnefz1419]

Great message!

[@lisaryherd4593]

Great, fulfilling movie!!!

[@mariaritaaraujodesouza3670]

Maravilhoso filme! Obrigada por postar.

[@anneliesesteden390]

Beautifully! Gorgeous! Thank you!🩷💜🙏🏾🇨🇦

[@sallyjorace7703]

Love loved this film!!

[@connied2451]

I thought for sure Miss Dove would have to die after her operation. Nice feel-good movie. And NO commercials!!!

[@Allencriss]

Oh geez! I, so had an English teacher in the eighth grade '67. She still wore the same dark wool 1945 service suits, skipping the white lacy collars, black service shoes and hair in a bun. She too would make each student; girls curtsy and boy's bow upon entering her classroom. I don't ever remember the uh sitting on a stool chair or soap wash out. But I do remember the wooden ruler to the back of your hand or a snap of it to the back of your head even. Somehow, I managed to pass though. Probably because I laid low, ahh! free at last, only to get her again in the 11th grade...lol

[@raylotfi1318]

So lovely best of the best ever made. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Nova-ru5kr]

That guy who plays the doctor who came to the school sounds like the host of Unsolved Mysteries.

[@bklett4cocc]

Good audio training!!! That IS the former host of Unsolved Mysteries! Robert Stack!

[@EMBERS-BECAME-BRIGHT-JOY]

Miss Dove you are loved ❤

[@greensage395]

I expect her to go to Switzerland and find her Long Lost Love!

[@henryponnefz1444]

Wonderful movie!

[@AprilFriday-de6vm]

The next time someone tells you that women with no kids of their own don’t have an investment is society’s future, please refer them to this movie.

[@Bluesky-gk4qy]

Please, send that to Vance!!

[@sherrymiller2302]

You know very good and well that the culture back then is NOT the culture of TODAY.

[@robinmead5826]

Generally speaking, no one really does that, they are just accused of it for political sway.

[@AprilFriday-de6vm]

@@robinmead5826 how fortunate for you that you’ve never had to hear it. Unfortunately I’ve heard it a few times, at church and elsewhere, usually directed as a dig at women who were assumed to be childless by choice. These comments are especially cruel when the woman in question simply couldn’t. Politicians have said it - I don’t think the clips of national news programs were altered without anyone realizing it. But this movie isn’t about that. It’s about the impact a single person can have on future generations, even without the ties of blood.

[@racheldee751]

Unfortunately there is growing cadre of childless by choice women with peculiar ideas ruining things for everyone.

[@dmcc100able]

Fabulous movie

[@МанушакОнищенко]

Good movie, thanks🌹

[@ruthfowler390]

Thank you 🌹 thoroughly enjoyed your movie.

[@rosemundyee6863]

Love these old movies.

[@ddandthegirls]

What a sweet movie. However, I wish the guy would've come back to marry her

[@hazelsmith5628]

He was the one who wouldn’t marry the nurse because she had a child out of wedlock!

[@robinbirdj743]

She dodged that bullet!

[@luliramirez0929]

A world that no longer exists.

[@billhuber2964]

Crying shame.

[@MartinaStC]

It does. It lives in the hearts and life of Our God, in Him, the world is full of joy and love and in Him each of us can reflect it to others. Every word we say can either build up or tear down...

[@НадіяБойко-и4у]

I wish you were right.God bless you. Ukraine

[@lazurus63]

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU ❤​@@MartinaStC

[@paullatimer1639]

Everyone here is soooooo polite.

[@gloriawarren6245]

Bravo!!

[@Evette224]

Great Film

[@burkabrigade]

An America that once was, and never again will be.

[@cindymaceda2999]

They showed the changing years by having a portrait of the current president on the wall of the classroom! And now, a felon who was convicted of 38 counts, lost a sexual harassment civil suit & was indicted for illegally paying off a porn actress to keep quiet before an election, is running (again) for president.

[@lenievaneeden4910]

Wonderfull!!!

[@manichairdo9265]

There was a teacher in my area. Very strict no nonsense - but she prayed every day for all her pupils. Many gave their lives to Christ. After she'd retired, when going to church, a voice spoke to her. You're going to meet the man you will marry. They met. 3 months later they married. He'd had the same leading of God that morning as well.

[@ang.ermitanya]

Now, I wanna be Miss Dove 😢

[@timhansen3376]

Tough to play opposite Robert Stack. Especially a romantic role.

[@kerrylorey5606]

Brings back the good ol days when boys were boys, girls were girls and there was love and respect for teachers and the USA. My heart cries when I see how far America has left God and American ideals. What a wonderful slice of the good ol days. Lovely movie!

[@rareword]

The story of an American secular saint.

[@privatesuzie4071]

C+ as movies go…..A+ compared to the news of the day and as an escape much needed…

[@SUSHERRIE1423]

A box of tissues is a wise choice ....for this movie.

[@cute4real846]

Sweet movie

[@novawarren5089]

I love good old Movies ❤❤❤ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="107">1:47</a>:31

[@aymanthejuniorchef8361]

Love ❤❤❤

[@hannahsdrawings8664]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="232">3:52</a> I was wondering whether it's Than Wyenn. I couldn't believe. But I thought to myself I see & hear Than Wyenn so it must be... I guess as a character actor he was used to playing older characters.

[@kathyoverton9365]

Always had prayer and said the pledge of allegiance under God. ❤

[@marthachalofwa4516]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@carollynnberwindscheffler398]

Teachers had much more to do with forming my character than my family ever did.

[@JjJJ-fh5fn]

❤❤👍

[@elianamaria248]

Que pena que não é legendo 😢

[@elianamaria248]

Em português..

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

😮😮😮😮❤

[@youisastar3246]

Is this really the same actress? After Miss Dove becomes a schoolteacher, she is unrecognizable. If she were a real person, she would still be unrecognizable from when she was a young belle and a few years later as a school ma'am. Maybe because the film didn't utilize much closeups.

[@Emg2463]

"If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us." (1 John <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="68">1:8</a>-10) Even someone like Ms Dove can't stand before a Holy God on her own merit. Just sayin

[@billieford9683]

She confessed to sinning. Rewatch the last few minutes as you surely must have been sleeping.

[@UTshaman]

Excellent reply

[@MartinaStC]

Jesus also said not to judge...

[@onepartwild]

@@billieford9683 She confessed that she might have sinned and it didn't bother her one bit. Maybe you were sleeping.

[@onepartwild]

@@MartinaStC That is THE MOST misused and taken out of context line of scripture.

[@1lesleyanne1]

Just the ads !!

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

Real american fantasy!n🥱

[@manjula0710]

look where has the world come to ..online classes....

[@elzaaltmann]

Lovely story but the acting......

[@inespozoleon8846]

En español castellano

[@nataliarossin9171]

And what we have now?!!!!!

[@teresa4177]

What a cruel teacher she was! Asking child to wash his mouth with soap was really common, although this is a fictional film. Corporal punishment was legal and often applied!

[@elijahroberts3044]

The Golden Voyage Of Sinbad 1955 it’s a bad movie From 20th Century Columbia.

[@GallopingSpirit]

Made me think.of the abusive nouns in the schools. Washing their mouths out with soap....

[@AnnetteMurphyger]

Palestine? Didn't exist in 1955 as it was called Israel by 1948.