Beauty and the Boss Page #8

Synopsis: The Baron is a banker, in Vienna, who works at at very fast pace. He appreciates beautiful women, but fires the beautiful Miss Frey as he considers her a diversion to work. Susie sneaks into his office to apply for the job as the Baron's secretary. Since she is plain looking, as poor as a 'Church Mouse' and very fast at dictation, she gets the job. She keeps all the women away from the Baron so that he can concentrate on his work. In Paris, Miss Frey tells Susie the secret to being 'A Woman', and the little Church Mouse becomes a Lion.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Roy Del Ruth
Actors: Marian Marsh, David Manners, Warren William, Charles Butterworth
Production: Warner Bros.
 
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Year:
1932
66 min
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Oh.

And wonderful eyes.

So deep a man could drown in them.

Oh.

And what a mouth.

Miss Sachs, will you take a letter?

Certainly.

Ready.

Dear child.

Dear child.

You will never know what

a struggle it has been.

For me to act as I have done.

Comma.

- Comma.

I wanted to be sure, quite sure.

Before I told you what was in my heart.

My heart.

Forgive me.

Forgive me for being so cowardly.

Comma.

Faster.

That I hid my thoughts from you.

That I did not speak out openly

and honorably. Faster!

That I did not at once say ..

love you.

Period.

- Period.

And now .. the address.

Please, the address

very slowly. Spell it out.

Miss C H U R C H.

M O U S E.

Miss Church Mouse!

And what comes now, darling?

Period, period, period!

Susie.

Hmm .. looks like another merger to me.

T-G

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Ladislas Fodor

Ladislas Fodor (1898-1978) was a Hungarian novelist, playwright and screenwriter. more…

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