A Quiet Fourth

80% Match193513+0h 15mHD

Overview

An RKO comedy short featuring Betty Grable who gets secretly married while her family is trying to fix her up with someone wealthy.

Cast: Betty Grable, Edgar Dearing, Jack Rice, Margaret Armstrong, Ford Sterling

Director: Fred Guiol

Genres: Comedy

Cast

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