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Moonshiner's Woman (1968)
Claude, a Tennessee moonshiner has been holding out on Jarvis, a big-city gangster, so Jarvis kills Claude and takes his woman, Lorilee, back to the high city with him, and promises her fancy clothes, money and fame for working at his nightclub.
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Claude, a Tennessee moonshiner has been holding out on Jarvis, a big-city gangster, so Jarvis kills Claude and takes his woman, Lorilee, back to the high city with him, and promises her fancy clothes, money and fame for working at his nightclub.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Donn Davison
In Theaters:1/1/1968
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Worldwide Films, Tasbem
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