The Armchair and the Grand Duchess Trailer

The Armchair and the Grand Duchess Trailer (1943)

28 July 1943 Comedy 63 mins

A Russian duke who's fallen on hard times tries to recover a stash of jewels hidden inside an armchair, but the chair gets sold at auction to a millionairess and he's forced to marry her in order to retrieve the treasure.

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