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Blondes Prefer Bonds

May 14, 1931

0h 21m

★ 0.0

Overview

Louise Fazdenda decides to get a make-over to rekindle the romance in her marriage. Somehow the rejuvenation process takes them back to the time of their courtship...the big hats and big bustles. Neither does much to rekindle the husband's dying flame but does attract the attention of a couple of other men.

Genres

Comedy

Production Companies

Larry Darmour Productions

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Cast

Louise Fazenda

The Wife

Louise Fazenda

Arthur Hoyt

The Husband

Arthur Hoyt

Max Davidson

Wife's Father

Max Davidson

Spec O'Donnell

Spec O'Donnell

Irving Bacon

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