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Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (1968)
Mother Superior of St. Francis Academy is challenged by a modern young nun when they take the girls on a bus trip across the country.
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Mother Superior of St. Francis Academy is challenged by a modern young nun when they take the girls on a bus trip across the country.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Blanche Hanalis
In Theaters:4/10/1968
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:William Frye Productions, Columbia Pictures
Cast
James Neilson
Director
Rosalind Russell
Mother Simplicia
Stella Stevens
Sister George
Binnie Barnes
Sister Celestine
Mary Wickes
Sister Clarissa
Dolores Sutton
Sister Rose Marie
Milton Berle
The Movie Director: The 'In' Group
Arthur Godfrey
The Bishop: The 'In' Group
Van Johnson
Father Chase: The 'In' Group
Robert Taylor
Mr. Farriday: The 'In' Group
Susan Saint James
Rosabelle
Barbara Hunter
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