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who also plays an important role M production, it is spicy, terse and funny, with dramatic cli@ hilarious situations and a sweet romance.
an efficient business machine and
when he goes to Paris on business takes her with him and installs her in his hotel.
The predatory ladies then descend on him in hordes, but Betty keeps him sequestered even from Sylvia James. When Steele discovers that his “girl friend” had been denied admittance to him, he orders Betty to personally deliver flowers to her.
The secretary does so, and the two girls have a heart to heart talk. As a result, Betty learns some of the things it takes to make a boss fall in love with a secretary, and consults a beauty expert.
The next morning Steele finds a radiant beauty sitting at the typewriter, and as Betty makes use of the knowledge she obtained: from Sylvia, Steel falls madly in love with her.
Betty however, is no Sylvia, and the story ends with the loving couple making arrangements for their marriage.
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Johnathan Steele
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The Intimate Affairs Harry Blump
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LAURA LA PLANTE
in First National's
‘THE CHURCH MOUSE
with
lan Hunter
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LAURA LA PLANTE
in “THE CHURCH MOUSE” with
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Directed by Monty Banks SEE BACK PASE FOR
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Adapted by W. Scott Darling
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