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Budding actress Sally Middleton agrees to a date with Bill Page, a soldier on a weekend pass, after he's stood up by her worldly friend, Olive. When Bill has a problem getting a hotel room, he ends up spending the weekend with Sally at her apartment. Both have to fight temptation as they become attracted to one another. Written by
Daniel Bubbeo <dbubbeo@cmp.com>
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Trivia
Outtakes from the making of this film have circulated on video and online for decades as being among the only surviving film "bloopers" to feature future president Reagan.
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Goofs
When Bill serves Sally vichyssoise from French restaurant next door, bowls are filled with dark-colored watery broth, not the traditional white cream-based potato soup.
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Connections
References
Now, Voyager (1942)
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Soundtracks
"Londonderry Air"
(uncredited)
aka "Danny Boy"
Traditional
Played on the radio at Sally's apartment
Also played by the band at the Satin Room
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Why are some of the best movies so totally ignored? This is one of those rare films where the studio system produced one of its gems among the dross
- it is charming, and gives the great Eve Arden some wickedly funny
lines.