Women of All Nations

Year: 1931

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: English

Director: Raoul Walsh

WarComedyDrama

Marines Flagg and Quirt, comrades from World War I and the Panama campaign, reunite after a stint in New York and embark on a globe‑spanning adventure. Their journey takes them to Sweden, where they vie for the affection of Else, then to Nicaragua to assist earthquake victims, and finally to Egypt, where Else has become part of Prince Hassan’s harem.

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