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Room For One More (1952) -- (Movie Clip) I'm A Disturbed Adult Strapped dad George "Poppy" Rose (Cary Grant) rousing wife Anna (Betsy Drake), who forgot to tell him about her visit to the adoption agency, young Jane (Iris Mann, her first scene) and Miss Kenyon (Lurene Tuttle) waiting downstairs, early in Room For One More, 1952.
Room for One More (1952) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #RoomforOneMoreWhen it comes to children, three's a crowd for city engineer Poppy Rose. But for his wife,...
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Available on iTunes. Screen legend Cary Grant and Betsy Drake (who were in real life husband and wife) star in a heartwarming comedy about a couple with three children who decide that three is definitely not enough. The comic complications of adopting a few new family members enliven this vastly enjoyable family film. Comedy 1952 1 hr 31 min. NR.
Anne and "Poppy" Rose are the average American family, with three quirky kids. Anne has a good heart and takes in lost cats and dogs--and one day, also an orphan named Jane, a problem child who has already attempted suicide. At first Poppy is worried and wants to get rid of her, but with love and patience they finally manage to integrate her ...
9 de ene. de 2020 · This is a re-upload of Moon Raven's video "Room for One More."However, this is a version that does not feature the audio recordings of George S. Irving from ...
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In the moonlight, he saw a long, black hearse filled with people. The driver of the hearse looked up at him. When Blackwell saw his queer, hideous face, he shuddered. The driver called to him, "There is room for one more." Then he waited for a minute or two, and he drove off. In the morning Blackwell told his friends what had happened.
Room for One More makes for generally appealing movie fare. So long as this anecdotal look-in upon the experience of a husband and wife in bringing up two foster children, as well as three of their own, sticks simply to the humorous complications that arise in a house full of kids, plus appropriate livestock and paraphernalia, it has genuine gaiety and domestic charm.
