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Illustrator June Allyson is disillusioned to find that genial "Uncle" Van Johnson, writer of kids' books, drinks too much.
To stop her from going home to Vermont he "adopts" Butch Jenkins, tells her he drinks because he's mourning dead wife.
THE BRIDE GOES WILD
June Allyson and Van Johnson are a gay pair in this comedy. Wait till you see June in a scene where she's looped to the eyebrows — and all because she thought Coffee Tasmanian was just plain coffee.
June, as Martha Terryton, artist and schoolteacher, has come to New York to illustrate "Uncle Bumps' " newest juvenile book. Everyone except his publisher thinks of Uncle Bumps as an amiable old gentleman who goes around patting children on the head and feeding them candy. McGrath, the publisher
(Hume Cronyn), is all too aware that Uncle Bumps is Gregory Rowlings (Van Johnson), who drinks a great deal, in a charming sort of way. Greg pats no one on the head except blondes over eighteen, and if he fed candy to children it would have arsenic in it.
When Martha first finds out the devastating truth about Uncle Bumps, she decides to go right back to Vermont. To forestall this (and incidentally prevent her from telling her aunt, who is head of the Juvenile Book Board), Greg gets her tight on Coffee Tasmanian. This