i absolutely adore this film about a lady columnist (barbara stanwyck) for a major homemaking magazine who delivers a welcoming article each month that includes details about her awesome home life as a wife and mother in a beautiful connecticut home. the trouble happens when the owner of her monthly publication demands that she have him and a ww2 hero as guests during the christmas holidays. why is she worried. because she lives in a small new york apartment and isn not married and and doesn not have a baby  and can not cook at all. hilarity (and romance) ensues when she tries to put on a believable act in an effort to save face or keep from being fired by the magazine owner (played by sydney greenstreet). this is a delightful comedy while one that i highly recommend to classic movie lovers. 
i absolutely adore this film about a lady columnist (barbara stanwyck) for a major homemaking magazine who delivers a welcoming article each month that includes details about her awesome home life as a wife and mother in a beautiful connecticut home. the trouble happens when the owner of her monthly publication demands that she have him and a ww2 hero as guests during the christmas holidays. why is she worried. because she lives in a small new york apartment and isn not married and and doesn not have a baby  and can not cook at all. hilarity (and romance) ensues when she tries to put on a believable act in an effort to save face or keep from being fired by the magazine owner (played by sydney greenstreet). this is a delightful comedy while one that i highly recommend to classic movie lovers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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