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School For Charm
- (1950) 30 mins
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School For Charm Synopsis
Fred Davis demonstrates the role of charm schools, such as the Barton Taylor School of Charm in Montréal, in helping women to develop self-confidence and pride in their appearances.
Film Credits
Directed by
- Bernard Devlin
Produced by
- Allen Stark
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