Ocean Swells Trailer (1934)
An old lady and her two girls go husband hunting at a luxury resort.
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An old lady and her two girls go husband hunting at a luxury resort.
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Dorothy Granger as Dorothy
Carol Tevis as Carol
Grady Sutton as Grady
Edgar Dearing as Captain
Zeffie Tilbury as Auntie
Landers Stevens as Mr. Harrington
Charlie Hall as Sailor
Robert McKenzie as Manager
United States 08 August 1934
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