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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the most controversial of the pre-Code Hollywood films, 1933's Female features Ruth Chatterton as Allison Drake, the president of a motor car company. By day, she runs the factory with an iron fist and business savvy. By night, she invites male employees to her mansion and seduces them with the aid of vodka. Often these men fail to separate business from pleasure the way she can, so she has to transfer them to "our Montreal office". This happens a lot. |