Hard to Get Trailer (1929)
"Things we want most are hard to get" 04 August 1929 Comedy 80 mins
A dress shop employee falls in love with a millionaire.
Watch the official Hard to Get 1929 trailer in HD below.
"Things we want most are hard to get" 04 August 1929 Comedy 80 mins
A dress shop employee falls in love with a millionaire.
Watch the official Hard to Get 1929 trailer in HD below.
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Dorothy Mackaill as Bobby Martin
Charles Delaney as Jerry Dillon
James Finlayson as Pa Martin
Louise Fazenda as Ma Martin
Jack Oakie as Marty Martin
Edmund Burns as Dexter Courtland
Virginia Bruce as Young Woman (uncredited)
Edna Ferber Original Story
James Gruen Scenario Writer
Richard Weil Dialogue
Ray Rockett Producer
William Beaudine Director
John F. Seitz Director of Photography
United States 04 August 1929
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