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Lea as a Doll
A man promises money to his son if he marries the woman of his choosing. The son (comically) presents his love interest as a doll to convince his father that she is the one he should marry.
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A man promises money to his son if he marries the woman of his choosing. The son (comically) presents his love interest as a doll to convince his father that she is the one he should marry.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Società Italiana Cines
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