Hollywood (1942)

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Important Pictures [Continued from page 66] Ginger Rogers colorful role in Young Man of Manhattan. Ginger returned to the Paramount lot — and to baby talk — for her new film, The Major and the Minor. She's an unsuccessful careerseeking young girl in New York who resorts to the masquerade of a 12year-old in order to get back to her Middle West home for half fare. When the conductor on the train becomes suspicious of her, she hides in the compartment of Ray Milland, a major from a military academy. He insists oh taking her back to the school with him for a few days, and Ginger runs into all manner of situations, due to her disguise. Eventually, of course, Milland learns the truth, but not before a very merry movie has unwound itself. Ginger is convincing in her 12-year-old get-up, both in appearance and actions. Robert Benchley furnishes several amusing sequences, and Lela Rogers, Ginger's mother, appears briefly, but effectively, in the role of Ginger's mother. 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