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The Girl from Missouri is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Jack Conway released in USA on 3 august 1934 with Jean Harlow
The Girl from Missouri (1934)
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Add to a movie listThe Girl from Missouri (originally called Born to Be Kissed) is a 1934 American romantic comedy-drama film starring Jean Harlow and Franchot Tone. The movie was written by Anita Loos and directed by Jack Conway.
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Eadie (Jean Harlow) runs away from her home in Missouri, where her stepfather had her working as a dance partner. On the train, she tells her man-hungry friend Kitty (Patsy Kelly) that she has ideals and plans to marry a somebody so she can accomplish something worthwhile.Actors
Jean Harlow
(Eadie)
Lionel Barrymore
(T.R. Paige)
Franchot Tone
(T.R. Paige, Jr.)
Lewis Stone
(Frank Cousins)
Patsy Kelly
(Kitty Lennihan)
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