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Hotel for Women is a american film of genre Drama directed by Gregory Ratoff released in USA on 3 august 1939 with Ann Sothern

Hotel for Women (1939)

Hotel for Women
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Released in USA 3 august 1939
Length 1h23
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Drama
Rating66% 3.3231153.3231153.3231153.3231153.323115

Hôtel pour femmes (titre original : Hotel for Women) est un film américain réalisé par Gregory Ratoff, sorti en 1939.

Actors

Ann Sothern

(Ellen Connelly)Linda Darnell

(Marcia Bromely)Jean Rogers

(Nancy Prescott)Lynn Bari

(Barbara Hunter])June Gale

(Joan Mitchell)
And :
Joyce Compton
James Ellison
John Halliday
Sidney Blackmer
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