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Walking Down Broadway is a film of genre Drama directed by Norman Foster released in USA on 11 march 1938 with Claire Trevor
Walking Down Broadway (1938)
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Add to a movie listWalking Down Broadway is a 1938 American film drama made by Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation and directed by Norman Foster.
Actors
Claire Trevor
(Joan Bradley)
Phyllis Brooks
(Vicki Stone)
Dixie Dunbar
(Tiny Bronson)
Lynn Bari
(Sandra De Voe)
Joseph Kenneth Shovlin
(Peter Claybourne)
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