Rings on Her Fingers Page #3

Synopsis: Susan Miller works behind the girdle counter in a department store and dreams about the beautiful clothes and glamour she can never hope to have. Enter May Worthington and Warren, a pair of con artists who pose as the mother and uncle of a pretty girl in order to separate millionaires from their money. They convince Susan she has an opportunity to fulfill all her dreams, and the trio heads for Palm Beach. Susan meets John Wheeler who says he is shopping for a sailboat. Believing that he is a millionaire, Warren and May sell him a boat that doesn't belong to them, and make off with his $15,000 life savings. Looking for greener pastures, they work themselves into the family of wealthy Tod Fenwick, who falls for Sue, posing as "Linda Worthington". But John shows up as a guest of Fenwick and he tells "Linda", not knowing she was part of the scam, that he has a detective after the fake captain that sold him the boat. John admits that he is not a millionaire but only a $65-a-week clerk. He a
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Rouben Mamoulian
Production: Twentieth Century Fox
 
IMDB:
6.7
APPROVED
Year:
1942
86 min
58 Views


The donkey of the gentleman.

I danced in the harbor.

On your knees, by the way.

After a while.

The gentleman fell...

What a bad thing Popeye did!

I was missing the tattoo.

What chorizo you are.

One day it will be your loss.

What happens to our Lorelei?

I do not like how we cheat you.

It was too easy.

How to take candy from a baby.

Oh, on purpose...

Do you keep these

licorice bars, dear?

Just in case...

We never went that far.

This was pure theft.

Mr. Fenwick is coming.

I was in the pool.

Johnny, how are you doing?

All right. Nice to see you

I called you before the city.

Connecticut is more rested

and now I want to rest.

Is it true that you

have left business?

It is foresight.

You know about Chicago, right?

?What happens?

You are going to preside over

a meeting tomorrow, at 9.

I will not do it.

You do not lose this one.

According to Cripps it is important.

It's your first meeting in 1 a.

One more.

Paul, I'm going to Chicago

tonight, on the plane at 8:30.

Why does not the

factory go alone?

We have everything ready.

First look at the changes.

Cripps thinks you should

buy Western shares.

At 2% I will soon be the

owner of half California.

According to Cripps, you went there.

?How are you?

I stayed a little to find out.

I do not know if I got the

brown and the green well.

The trees are so evasive.

How beautiful you put it, Phyllis.

It seems like a tomato surprise.

I can not believe what I see.

- I can not either.

- This is not what I expected.

Did you already know?

And he told the girl:

You go out, dressed or not.

Either I enter and...

And so...

And he threw himself into the water.

Mr. Wheeler takes care

of Tod's business.

I thought you would be sailing.

No, I had to change plans.

Warren told me a joke.

Let me tell you acting.

And at the end he throws

himself into the water.

Linda, are you serving us?

Let my son come for tea.

What a shame, Warren in his room!

S . No tea, no dinner.

Tom too sun.

Yes, it's so pale.

It is a real pity.

He had "foie gras" for him.

- Maybe I can upload it.

- I would not try it.

You need a good drink.

Paul, tell him to come down.

No, it would be bad for him.

I'll go see Uncle Warren.

I have to make up.

We'll see how it is.

If you have a fever...

Hot or cold, let it go down.

A good drink will fix it.

Well, I have to go.

- How soon are you leaving?

- How long will you stay?

It's only a few days. Adi s, John.

Take care of all the numbers.

We call by phone.

Linda, it's not a good

time or a good place...

but you do not know what I feel...

Perd n.

We must hurry or lose the plane.

OK OK.

Carlie, before I left, I...

You know what I want to tell you.

Will you think, Linda?

We'll talk later.

We have little time left.

- What did he want?

- I'll tell you.

- ? Who?

- I'm May.

During dinner he felt the

breath of the police.

You have to leave here.

If we get a rope...

The old fool wants to

hear your stories so hot.

It will go up right now

so you can go down.

Think of something.

- With the empty stomach?

- Forget the magician.

I'll take Mr. Wheeler away.

He leaves at 10.

I will separate you for 1 hour.

That's. Keep him busy

until the train time.

How about the "foie gras"?

Feel the night breeze.

Have you been busy

since you came back?

S . Also trying to

find Captain Beasley.

Have you not been caught?

No, but you will get it.

I have detectives looking for him.

It is good news.

Oh look.

Truth that is cute?

Yes, and something sad.

A family relic.

It must have been very beautiful.

Long ago we could travel

in the moonlight.

Why do not we do it?

Look, there's the candle.

Wait, let's see if she's alive...

Everything was simple a long time ago.

People did not run,

they enjoyed it.

Nobody wanted to be the

owner of the world.

They had pleasure

with small things.

Also the songs were

more beautiful.

Put on the old gray hat.

The one with the blue ties.

We'll put the old horse

in front of the car.

Through fields of clovers

we will reach Dover.

On our golden wedding day.

See what songs women

inspire today:

"Hit me, man, nothing of them."

?You know? There is something

I wanted to ask you.

? Yes?

What would you think of someone

who pretends to be someone else?

Well, if there was good

reason for that pretension...

Anyway, he's still

an impostor, right?

I guess I know.

But you can not condemn him

without hearing his version.

Well, I do not know.

And when it comes to explaining...

you can not find

a single excuse.

"Perd n" is a small word.

Even if it is small, I say it.

?What?

I tried to sneak where

it does not belong.

I'm not a millionaire. I'm an

accountant, at 65 dollars per week.

I have 2 suits, a hole,

and a clock that delays.

There are another 30 million equal to me.

Will you forgive me?

Forgive you?

Are not you angry?

Not me...

But the yacht and the rest?

You're kidding, it's a joke.

65 dollars per week.

And you wanted to buy a yacht?

Look, you only live once.

It's my life and I will not

live my best in offices.

People put their money in

safes, without using it.

They do the same with their lives.

I do not. I take the time to live.

You have no money, so you

retire to buy a yacht.

That makes no sense.

Has it. I can be like the

others, struggling to climb.

And I'll have a yacht at 65,

I'll be too old to enjoy it.

I want it now.

How do you get the money?

Where did you get the 15,000?

- You stole it!

- S ...

Of my salary. For 11 years...

I kept half of the

checks and bonuses.

And you have lost everything?

Thanks to Captain Beasley.

I borrowed to go back.

But with 65 dollars per week,

how much did you save?

It can. You clean your things...

you eat cheap No movies or clothes.

I felt like navigating.

I have sailed on boats

since I was little...

but they were always from others.

I thought you were J.

P. Morgan, son.

I was going to tell you, but I...

I thought that by having the

boat, everything would be fixed.

He could have taken money out

of transporting merchandise.

I had it all planned.

It can not be justified. Out of love

I would have pretended anything.

?What am I saying?

I can not compete with

men like Fenwick.

Who saw a bad horse win a race?

I know.

Tonight.

Go...

We should not do this.

We do not even know each other.

I know. We are crazy.

I guess I know.

I feel all weak.

The same thing happened when

kissing me in California.

But I thought it was silly

to feel like a stranger.

Like a sick feeling?

Yes, it was terrible.

The same happened to me, exactly.

How did you notice your stomach?

Vac o.

Mine too.

Do you notice it empty now?

A n more empty.

Well, you're in love too.

Is that how you feel?

That's how it feels.

I guess I'm in love.

I guess I know.

Did you manage to keep him busy?

Where did you go? Does not matter...

What I want to know is how it

went with the young Fenwick.

May, I'm so happy.

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