Third Finger Left Hand (1940)
Genre: Comedy
Director: Robert Z. Leonard
Actors: Bonita Granville, Felix Bressart, Lee Bowman, Melvyn Douglas, Myrna Loy, Raymond Walburn
Country: United States of America
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