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Women Are Trouble was released in 1936.

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Women Are Trouble (1936) | Movie | Redflix

Women Are Trouble(1936)

Crime · Drama

7.0(4)0h 58m1936-07-31

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A young reporter tries to prove her mettle by exposing a liquor racketeering gang.

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Cast

Florence Rice

Ruth Nolan

Stuart Erwin

Matt Casey

Paul Kelly

Bill Blaine

Margaret Irving

Frances Blaine

Cy Kendall

Inspector Matson

John Harrington

Tim Gleason

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