01 January 1925 Comedy 60 mins
The Fascinating Widow is a 1925 adaptation of the musical comedy written by Otto Hauerbach as a vehicle for the female impersonator Julian Eltinge.
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Julian Eltinge as Hal Blake/Mrs. Monte
United States 01 January 1925
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