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Stella Dallas (1937) - (Movie Clip) That Iceberg-ey Way

New mother Barbara Stanwyck (title character) with working class pal Ed (Alan Hale), her background showing, as increasingly snooty husband Stephen (John Boles) returns home, in Stella Dallas, 1937.

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