A Cheery Soul Trailer (1966)
When a bossy do-gooder becomes homeless, she is passed from home to home.
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Hazel Hughes as Miss. Docker
Patricia Heneghan as Mrs. Wakeman
Aubrey Richards as Mr. Custance
Barbara Lott as Mrs. Custance
Jane Eccles as Mrs. Little
Olwen Griffiths as Matron
The Wednesday Play: A Cheery Soul Trailer
United Kingdom 27 April 1966
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