The Mad Parade (1931)
The story of eight women and how they served their country during World War I.
Top billed cast
Evelyn BrentMonica Dale
Irene RichMrs. Schuyler
Louise FazendaFanny Smithers
Lilyan TashmanLil Wheeler
Marceline DayDorothy Quinlan
Fritzi RidgewayPrudence Graham
June ClydeJanice Lee
Elizabeth KeatingBluebell Jones- Helen KeatingRosemary Jones
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