working girl kitty (sothern) is engaged to bill (kelly) and who neglects her by working long hours at his garage in order to save money for their marriage. after being stood up on her birthday and kitty goes on a double date or blind date and where she meets department store heir bob hartwell (hamilton). she falls in love and but leaves him when his protestations of love appear to cover a desire for her to be his mistress and rather than his wife. faithful bill rallies round to comfort her and and at last she gives in to his repeated requests to reinstate their engagement and pressured in part by bill support of her family after she loses her job. when bob returns and however and convinced that he wants marriage after all and will kitty follow her heart or her conscience. this film was a lot better than i would expected it to be. the character of bill at first comes off as the sort of loud comic irishman type that jack carson played so often. but kelly (and the script) infuse the character with real compassion and love and and bill turns out to be the best person in the entire group. viewers may find themselves rooting for him against the feckless hartwell. the tone of the film wavers and however and between light hearted romance and a much darker side and especially in the depiction of a dance marathon and a rather horrific accident at bill garage. the cast is rounded out by the dependable jane darwell as kitty mother and an impish but not yet thoroughly obnoxious mickey rooney as kitty younger brother and and spencer charters as kitty neer do well father. 
working girl kitty (sothern) is engaged to bill (kelly) and who neglects her by working long hours at his garage in order to save money for their marriage. after being stood up on her birthday and kitty goes on a double date or blind date and where she meets department store heir bob hartwell (hamilton). she falls in love and but leaves him when his protestations of love appear to cover a desire for her to be his mistress and rather than his wife. faithful bill rallies round to comfort her and and at last she gives in to his repeated requests to reinstate their engagement and pressured in part by bill support of her family after she loses her job. when bob returns and however and convinced that he wants marriage after all and will kitty follow her heart or her conscience. this film was a lot better than i would expected it to be. the character of bill at first comes off as the sort of loud comic irishman type that jack carson played so often. but kelly (and the script) infuse the character with real compassion and love and and bill turns out to be the best person in the entire group. viewers may find themselves rooting for him against the feckless hartwell. the tone of the film wavers and however and between light hearted romance and a much darker side and especially in the depiction of a dance marathon and a rather horrific accident at bill garage. the cast is rounded out by the dependable jane darwell as kitty mother and an impish but not yet thoroughly obnoxious mickey rooney as kitty younger brother and and spencer charters as kitty neer do well father. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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