Dinner Party Trailer

Dinner Party Trailer (1945)

09 December 1945 Factual 16 mins

Instructional film from the middle of forties (Simmel Meservey Productions) that teaches how to act (and not to act) for a festive dinner.

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United States 09 December 1945

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