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Ship Cafe is a american film of genre Musical directed by Robert Florey released in USA on 9 november 1935 with Carl Brisson

Ship Cafe (1935)

Ship Cafe
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Released in USA 9 november 1935
Length 1h5
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Musical
Rating63% 3.1537153.1537153.1537153.1537153.153715

Ship Cafe is a 1935 American musical film directed by Robert Florey.

Actors

Carl Brisson

(Chris Anderson)Arline Judge

(Ruby)Mady Christians

(Countess Boranoff)William Frawley

(Briney O'Brien)Inez Courtney

(Molly)
And :
Grant Withers
Hedda Hopper
Irving Bacon
E. Alyn Warren
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