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Corliss Archer (Character)
from A Kiss for Corliss (1949)

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  1. "The Alcoa Hour"
        - Kiss and Tell (1956) TV episode, Played by Robin Morgan
  2. "Meet Corliss Archer"
    ... aka "Here's Corliss Archer" - USA (video title)
        - Harry the Dictator (1954) TV episode, Played by Ann Baker
        - Dexter's Surprise Party (1954) TV episode, Played by Ann Baker
        - Corliss the Cheerleader (1954) TV episode, Played by Ann Baker
        - Harry the Photographer (1954) TV episode, Played by Ann Baker
        - A Party for Corliss (1954) TV episode, Played by Ann Baker
          (31 more)
  3. "Meet Corliss Archer" (1951) TV series Played by Lugene Sanders

  4. A Kiss for Corliss (1949) Played by Shirley Temple
    ... aka "Almost a Bride" - USA (reissue title)
    ... aka "Dangerous Visitor" - USA (reissue title)
  5. Kiss and Tell (1945) Played by Shirley Temple

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Genres:
Comedy / Drama
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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From Kiss and Tell (1945)
Janet Archer: [to Corliss] I don't see how you could let Mildred persuade you to do such a thing?
Dorothy Pringle: Now just a moment, Janet. As I understand it, the whole idea originated with Corliss.
Corliss Archer: As a matter of fact, it was Dexter who started it all.
Dexter Franklin: Me?
[hits his head on the top of the car]
Dexter Franklin: Ow. Holy cow, you must be crazy!
Raymomd Pringle: I think it's all very dumb. What does it matter whose idea it was?
Dorothy Pringle: You be quiet. It matters a great deal.
Raymomd Pringle: No kidding, Mrs. Archer, selling kisses is recognized as a perfectly legitimate -
Janet Archer: I don't want to discuss it, Raymond.
[...]
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