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Three Wise Girls (1932)
Fed up with her tiny hometown, Cassie Barnes moves to New York City to find a job. She and her two friends, Dot and Gladys, soon have romantic troubles.
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Fed up with her tiny hometown, Cassie Barnes moves to New York City to find a job. She and her two friends, Dot and Gladys, soon have romantic troubles.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Robert Riskin, Agnes Christine Johnston
In Theaters:2/10/1932
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
William Beaudine
Director
Jean Harlow
Cassie Barnes
Mae Clarke
Gladys Kane
Walter Byron
Jerry Dexter
Marie Prevost
Dot
Andy Devine
Jimmy Callahan - Chauffeur
Natalie Moorhead
Ruth Dexter
Jameson Thomas
Arthur Phelps
Lucy Beaumont
Mrs. Barnes, Cassie's Mother
Kathrin Clare Ward
Mrs. Kane
Robert Dudley
Lem - the Druggist
Marcia Harris
Landlady
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