Roughly Speaking (1945) - (Movie Clip) Infantile Paralysis

Name: Roughly Speaking (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Infantile Paralysis
Uploaded: 2013-01-07T00:00:00-05:00
Duration: 20 s
Description: Just moved to their new home up the Hudson, Rosalind Russell as mom Louise Randall Pierson, screenwriter and author of the original memoir, with husband Rodney (Donald Woods), discovers very bad news about the kids, especially Louise Jr. (Jo Ann Marlowe), in Roughly Speaking, 1945.

Just moved to their new home up the Hudson, Rosalind Russell as mom Louise Randall Pierson, screenwriter and author of the original memoir, with husband Rodney (Donald Woods), discovers very bad news about the kids, especially Louise Jr. (Jo Ann Marlowe), in Roughly Speaking, 1945.

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