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Molly Grows Up (1953)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 16M

Director : Charles Larrance

Synopsis

Molly anxiously awaits her first sign of menstruation, which means that she'll be able to date and go dancing. The school nurse explains exactly what menstruation is to her, by using diagrams.

Actors

Betsy Hawkins
Betsy Hawkins
Molly
Wendy Larrance
Wendy Larrance
Mother
Jane Taylor
Jane Taylor
Mother
Joe Miksak
Joe Miksak
Father
Elizabeth Lee
Elizabeth Lee
Jeanie
Linda Jones
Linda Jones
Peggy

Crews

Charles Larrance
Charles Larrance
Director
D.M. Hatfield
D.M. Hatfield
Writer
Walter Schenk
Walter Schenk
Cinematography
George Watson
George Watson
Editor
Fred Barker
Fred Barker
Art Direction
Howard Riddell
Howard Riddell
Sound Recordist

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