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Standing Room Only

film by Lanfield [1944]
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  • Sidney Lanfield
    / Later films

    Standing Room Only (1944) centres on a business executive (Fred MacMurray) and his secretary (Goddard) who, during a trip to Washington, D.C., are unable to find hotel accommodations and decide to work as live-in servants. Bring on the Girls (1945) was a musical comedy with…

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    Standing Room Only (1944) centres on a business executive (Fred MacMurray) and his secretary (Goddard) who, during a trip to Washington, D.C., are unable to find hotel accommodations and decide to work as live-in servants. Bring on the Girls (1945) was a musical comedy with…

    Read More