Love and Learn (Warner Bros.) (1947)

PO OEATIAL “Love and Learn" is a modern comedy set in New York. It opens as Jingles Collins (Jack Carson) and Bob Grant (Robert Hutton), a song writing team, attempt to sell one of their songs to a music publisher. .. Discouraged by the many rejections, Bob decides to return to Sperryville, Indiana, in spite of Jingles’ attempts to dissuade him. Jingles takes his girl friend, Jackie Madden (Janis Paige), and Bob to Danceland, in order to celebrate Bob's last night in town and also to get the band play one of their songs. Barbara Wyngate (Martha Vickers), an heiress, using an assumed name and posing as a hostess, meets Bob and they are attracted to each other. Barbara makes up a story of her sordid past in an effort to keep Bob from finding out that she is an heiress. He tells her that he'll help her to start a new kind of life, and they kiss. chauffeur to rent an apartment under her alias. She convinces Bob to remain in New York and help reform her. During the following weeks she keeps up the masquerade. She gives a birthday party for Jingles and asks her father (Otto Kruger) to send a gift in her name. He sends a gold cigarette case from Tiffany's. The next day Barbara gives the boys a diamond bracelet and tells them to pawn it in order to finance the publication of their songs. Z ly (2f ys we In the morning she sends her \¥! WARNERS' IRS le Nee ee e en a a uy ee JACK CARSON BON Creih os eee ea aa ee ee ROBERT HUTTON DRCOete Wynuste: ieee MARTHA VICKERS ERIN neon se dione ey Werner eee ec Wk JANIS PAIGE Anarew: Veyedate 8 Ninos Ne oer ee Otto Kruger Mictotia Wryngate: Pa ee ong ee Ee Barbara Brown ge AR aie ae IRIN SCE CER MCCA heal PN EC Tom D'Andrea Mis) Davis ee ee Florence Bates Nitro Se ene ee hays i ed ee Craig Stevens Poyile WMeCilteiddy 9.) 6 es i ee Angela Greene Delaney ce Oe har ee ee Don McGuire WI a Fe ey es ei ie John Alvin POG ah dy ee Ne Herbert Anderson RECOPNONISE Ro Sua ee Se el Jane Harker isch Oy Ror eon een rina SO heaped Re Ores aE ON crn Lou Nova JACK RSON CO-STARRING ROBERT HUTTON MARTHA VICKERS JANIS PAIGE Directed By FREDERICK de CORDOVA Screen Play by Eugene Conrad, Francis Swann and I.A.L. Diamond ° Adapted from a Story by Harry Sauber * Musical Score Composed and Adapted by Max Steiner INFORMATION ( Z ° ° Vii ba THE STORY (Not for Publication) While waiting for the money in a pawn shop, Jingles sees a newspaper account of a robbery performed by a beautiful unidentified blonde who stole bracelets and men's jewelry. Linking events together they suspect Barbara and bolt from the shop. At her apartment, they attempt to calm her and suddenly Jingles sees a later edition of the aaa which proves the thief to be another person. Barbara tells the confused pair to return for dinner and she'll explain everything. She takes a $1,000 check from her father to the music publisher, telling him that she is Bob's sister and secretly wants to guarantee publication of his music. He agrees, and calls the boys to break the news. Bob elatedly goes to Barbara's apartment to tell her the news, but finds that she is out. He waits outside and sees Barbara arrive in a limousine with an elderly man. Unaware that the man with her is her father, Bob misunderstands and goes home, packs and departs for Sperulle: After trying vainly to contact Bob, Jingles wires him that he is going to marry Jackie. Returning for the fictional marriage, Bob discovers Barbara's true identity and learns that Barbara has eloped with Willard Decker (Craig Stevens). Wyngate and Bob give chase and reach the chapel just in time for Bob to marry Barbara. After a slight automobile accident they spend their wedding night at the local hospital. Vis 0s THE PRODUCTION STAFF Produced by William Jacobs. Directed by Frederick de Cordova. Screen Play by Eugene Conrad, Francis Swann and |. A. L. Diamond; Adapted from a story by Harry Sauber. Photographed by Wesley Anderson, A.S.C. Art Director, Stanley Fleischer. Film Editor, Frank McGee. Sound by Everett A. Brown. Dialogue Director, Felix Jacoves. Set Directions by Walter Tilford. Special Effects by Harry Barndollar; Director — Edwin B. DuPar, A.S.C. Montages by James Leicester. Wardrobe by Travilla. Makeup Artist, Perc Westmore. Musical Score Composed and Adapted by Max Steiner; Orchestral Arrangements by Ray Heindorf and Murray Cutter. “Would You Believe Me" — Lyric by Charlie Tobias, Music by M. K. Jerome and Ray Heindorf; "If You Are Coming Back To Me" — Lyric by Jack Scholl, Music by M. K. Jerome; "Happy Me” — Lyric by Jack Scholl, Music by M. K. Jerome. Musical Director, Leo F. Forbstein: Assistant Director, Elmer Decker. RUNNING TIME: 83 mins. Country of origin U.S.A. Copyright 1947 Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corporation. All rights reserved. Copyright is waived to magazines and newspapers.