A science professor from a small college travels to New York City where he meets a musical performer and they fall in love at first sight. Professor Peter Morgan (Jimmy Stewart) and his new bride, Francey (Ginger Rogers), take the train back to Old Sharon---his hometown---but when they get there, problems ensue. They have to deal with conservative values, job obligations, and a persistent fiancée. In the meantime, they don't tell anyone they are married.
Ginger Rogers wrote that making this film was an enjoyable experience. It has a playfulness throughout. One of the best scenes involves a fight between Francey---the new wife----and the fiancée, Helen (Frances Mercer).
This is a light-hearted romp. And Ginger is indeed vivacious.
Ginger Rogers wrote that making this film was an enjoyable experience. It has a playfulness throughout. One of the best scenes involves a fight between Francey---the new wife----and the fiancée, Helen (Frances Mercer).
This is a light-hearted romp. And Ginger is indeed vivacious.