14 February 1931 Comedy 19 mins
'June MacCloy suddenly comes upon her own sweetheart in a hospital. He is delirious and asking for her so she sings him a lullaby ballad that doesn't take because of her basso voice.' (Variety)
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June MacCloy as The Nurse
Howard Bretherton Director
United States 14 February 1931
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