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Panama Flo (1932)
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A New York chorus girl is coerced into keeping house for an oil man in South America to pay off a debt. Her boyfriend comes to get her but she finds out that he is only out for the oil man's money.
Genres: Adventure Drama Romance
Starring:Helen TwelvetreesRobert ArmstrongCharles Bickford
Director:Ralph Murphy
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