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Four Wives (1939)
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110 min | Drama, Romance

Four Wives (1939)

Approved

110 min | Drama, Romance

Three of the four musically inclined daughters of Adam Lemp, the Dean of the Briarwood Music Foundation, are settling into their lives as wives, but not all is well. Thea Lemp has long since married wealthy banker, Ben Crowley. Thea makes ...See moreThree of the four musically inclined daughters of Adam Lemp, the Dean of the Briarwood Music Foundation, are settling into their lives as wives, but not all is well. Thea Lemp has long since married wealthy banker, Ben Crowley. Thea makes a unilateral decision which may disrupt their marriage. Emma Lemp married their neighbor, florist Ernest Talbot, after realizing that she truly did love him and not their border, composer/conductor Felix Deitz, after Ernest's actions at what was supposed to be Felix and Emma's youngest sister Ann Lemp's wedding. Emma receives some sad news which too may place a pall over her and Ernest's marriage. And Ann, after the suicide death of her husband Mickey Borden who she married as his possible salvation, and Felix are once again engaged, he who she always truly loved. But the memory of Mickey, who was an acquaintance of Felix's, may be a major roadblock on the road to happiness for Ann and Felix, especially as Mickey leaves something a little unexpected of himself that may always be that constant reminder. The fourth daughter, Kay Lemp, is herself embarking on a new relationship, with obstetrician turned research scientist Dr. Clinton Forrest Jr., who is determined to find out what is causing the lung problems, often fatal, of the lumbermen working on the other side of town. Written by Huggo See less

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44 cast members

Name	Known for
Priscilla Lane Ann Lemp Borden Ann Lemp Borden See fewer	Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)
Rosemary Lane Kay Lemp Kay Lemp See fewer	Always a Bride (1940)
Lola Lane Thea Lemp Crowley Thea Lemp Crowley See fewer	The Big Fight (1930)
Gale Page Emma Lemp Talbot Emma Lemp Talbot See fewer	They Drive by Night (1940)
Claude Rains Adam Lemp Adam Lemp See fewer	Casablanca (1942)
Jeffrey Lynn Felix Dietz Felix Dietz See fewer	The Roaring Twenties (1939)
Eddie Albert Dr. Clinton F. Forrest Jr. Dr. Clinton F. Forrest Jr. See fewer	Roman Holiday (1953)
May Robson Aunt Etta Lemp Aunt Etta Lemp See fewer	A Star Is Born (1937)
Frank McHugh Ben Crowley Ben Crowley See fewer	All Through the Night (1942)
Dick Foran Ernest Talbot Ernest Talbot See fewer	Fort Apache (1948)
Henry O'Neill Dr. Clinton F. Forrest Sr. Dr. Clinton F. Forrest Sr. See fewer	Calling Philo Vance (1940)
John Garfield Mickey Borden Mickey Borden See fewer	Four Daughters (1938)
Vera Lewis Mrs. Ridgefield Mrs. Ridgefield See fewer	The Roaring Twenties (1939)
John Qualen Frank Frank See fewer	Casablanca (1942)
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Claude Wisberg Western Union Boy (scenes deleted) Western Union Boy (scenes deleted) See fewer
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Michael Conroy Florist Boy (uncredited) Florist Boy (uncredited) See fewer	First Offenders (1939)
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Betty Farrington Nurse (uncredited) Nurse (uncredited) See fewer	Rescue 8 (1958)
George Ford Wedding Guest (uncredited) Wedding Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Olin Howland Joe - Policeman (uncredited) Joe - Policeman (uncredited) See fewer	Them! (1954)
Danny Jackson Boy Soprano Singing 'I Love You Truly' (uncredited) Boy Soprano Singing 'I Love You Truly' (uncredited) See fewer	I'm from Arkansas (1944)
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Wilfred Lucas Stationmaster (uncredited) Stationmaster (uncredited) See fewer	Modern Times (1936)
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George Reeves Laboratory Man (uncredited) Laboratory Man (uncredited) See fewer	Adventures of Superman (1952)
Ruth Robinson Nurse in Nursery (uncredited) Nurse in Nursery (uncredited) See fewer	Impact (1949)
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Arline Willden Girl Violinist (uncredited) Girl Violinist (uncredited) See fewer
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