by Sandra Brennan
synopsis
In this comedy, a milquetoast clerk is betrothed to the socialite whose aunt holds a big account with his company. When the agency owner hears that the generous aunt is preparing to close her account and give all the money to the happy couple, the boss decides to stop the wedding. To do so, he hires the seductive blonde wife of a vaudevillian friend to play a "practical joke" upon the hapless clerk. The joke almost succeeds when he comes very close to losing his beloved. Fortunately, the gal is loyal and totally trusting. The marriage takes place and all is well.
characteristics
- Practical-joke
- Owner
- Marriage
- Prank
- Socialite
- Wives
- Wife
- Wedding
- Love
- Forbidden-love
- Clerk
- Business
- Belief
- Commerce
- Company
