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100 Men and a Girl

film by Koster [1937]
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  • The Bishop's Wife
    Henry Koster
    / Early work

    …included Three Smart Girls (1936); One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937), recipient of an Academy Award nomination for best picture; and First Love (1939)—proved highly popular and were credited with saving the studio from bankruptcy. It Started with Eve (1941) was the sixth and last of Koster’s films to…

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    …included Three Smart Girls (1936); One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937), recipient of an Academy Award nomination for best picture; and First Love (1939)—proved highly popular and were credited with saving the studio from bankruptcy. It Started with Eve (1941) was the sixth and last of Koster’s films to…

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