The Luckiest Girl in the World (1936)
Directed by Edward Buzzell / Edward N. Buzzell
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Synopsis by Sandra Brennan
In this comedy, an sheltered heiress bets her father that she can make it in New York city on only $150 per week. She does this to prove to her father that she will be able to live a scaled down existence with her fiancé, who is not wealthy. Her father agrees to the bet, and she goes to the Big Apple where she does very well indeed. Unfortunately, trouble ensues when she meets another impoverished fellow, another resident in the boarding house she is in, and falls in love.
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charm [personality], city, claim, employment, father, forbidden-love, house, marriage, plans, poverty, riches-to-rags, wager, wealth, girl, rights
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