Vagabond Lady - DVD
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Dignity Always. That's the motto of the ritzy department store (haberdashery on the 3rd floor, stuffed shirts in the boardroom) owned by the Spear family -- and that's the comportment corporate scion John Spear (Reginald Denny) expects of his intended bride Josephine (Evelyn Venable), who toils in the store's accounting department. But dignity goes overboard when John's fun-loving brother Tony (Robert Young) arrives from a South Seas ad
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- GenreRomanceDescriptionDignity Always. That's the motto of the ritzy department store (haberdashery on the 3rd floor, stuffed shirts in the boardroom) owned by the Spear family -- and that's the comportment corporate scion John Spear (Reginald Denny) expects of his intended bride Josephine (Evelyn Venable), who toils in the store's accounting department. But dignity goes overboard when John's fun-loving brother Tony (Robert Young) arrives from a South Seas adTitleVagabond Lady - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioWarner
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