One Sunday Afternoon

Year: 1948

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Raoul Walsh

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A breezy, feel‑good Warner Bros. musical comedy based on James Hagan’s play, this third film adaptation adds songs to the story. Dennis Morgan stars as a charismatic dentist who marries his devoted patient, portrayed by Dorothy Malone, even as he remains distracted by the alluring Janice Paige.

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