
The Lady Wants Mink
Comedy
Overview
A woman raises mink to get the coat she's always wanted.
Top Cast


Dennis O'Keefe
Dennis O'Keefe
Jim Connors
Dennis O'Keefe
Jim Connors


Ruth Hussey
Ruth Hussey
Nora Connors
Ruth Hussey
Nora Connors


Eve Arden
Eve Arden
Gladys Jones
Eve Arden
Gladys Jones


William Demarest
William Demarest
Harvey Jones
William Demarest
Harvey Jones


Gene Lockhart
Gene Lockhart
Mr. Heggie
Gene Lockhart
Mr. Heggie


Hope Emerson
Hope Emerson
Mrs. Hoxie
Hope Emerson
Mrs. Hoxie


Hillary Brooke
Hillary Brooke
Evelyn Cantrell
Hillary Brooke
Evelyn Cantrell


Tommy Rettig
Tommy Rettig
Ritchie Connors
Tommy Rettig
Ritchie Connors
Earl Robie
Earl Robie
Sandy Connors
Earl Robie
Sandy Connors
Mary Field
Mary Field
Janie
Mary Field
Janie
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