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My Weakness
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My Weakness

Sep 22, 1933
1h 13m
★ 0.0

GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! Pretty Girls Gay Girls Gorgeous Girls IN A ROLLICKING FROLICKING FRENZY OF MUSIC AND FUN

Overview

A wealthy young man bets his uncle that he can transform a clumsy cleaning lady into a glamorous fashion plate, then marry her off to his bachelor cousin.

Genres

Music

Production Companies

Fox Film Corporation

Cast

Lilian Harvey

Looloo Blake

Lilian Harvey

Lew Ayres

Ronnie Gregory

Lew Ayres

Charles Butterworth

Gerald Gregory

Charles Butterworth

Harry Langdon

Dan Cupid

Harry Langdon

Sid Silvers

Maxie

Sid Silvers

Irene Bentley

Jane Holman

Irene Bentley

Henry Travers

Ellery Gregory

Henry Travers

Adrian Rosley

Baptiste

Adrian Rosley

Mary Howard

Diana Griffith

Mary Howard

Irene Ware

Eve Millstead

Irene Ware

Barbara Weeks

Lois Crowley

Barbara Weeks

Susan Fleming

Jacqueline Wood

Susan Fleming

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