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In the depth of the Depression, Sol Glass has the idea that the girls in the stenographic department should be used to entertain the clients. It seems that the clients are tiring of the regular hard-and-fast women, and this would be a... See more »
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Florence Denny
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Maizee
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Daniel Drew
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Tommy Nelson
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Luther Haines
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Sol Glass
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Birdie Reynolds
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Mrs. Haines
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Glass' Office Boy
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Office Worker (uncredited)
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Board Member (uncredited)
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Blonde Model (uncredited)
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Taxi Driver (uncredited)
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Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
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Waiter Getting Tray with Wine (uncredited)
Antonio Filauri ...
Headwaiter (uncredited)
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Mr. Hoopnagle (uncredited)
George Humbert ...
Tony - Headwaiter (uncredited)
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William - Tony's Guest (uncredited)
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Bartender (uncredited)
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Hotel Detective (uncredited)
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Mr. Bernstein (uncredited)
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Customer with Tommy and Birdie (uncredited)
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Cabaret Patron (uncredited)
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Mr. Goran (uncredited)
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Woman Slapping Luther (uncredited)
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Model (uncredited)
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Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
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Grace (uncredited)
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Luigi - Waiter (uncredited)
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Customer Girl with Tommy and Birdie (uncredited)
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Model (uncredited)
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Model (uncredited)

Directed by

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George Amy
Busby Berkeley

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John Francis Larkin ... (based on the story: "Customer's Girl" by)
 
Rian James ... (screen play) &
Don Mullaly ... (screen play)

Cinematography by

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Arthur L. Todd ... (photography) (as Arthur Todd)

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George Amy ... (edited by)

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Esdras Hartley

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Orry-Kelly ... (gowns)

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Leo F. Forbstein ... conductor: Vitaphone Orchestra

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Henry Blanke ... supervisor (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

In the depth of the Depression, Sol Glass has the idea that the girls in the stenographic department should be used to entertain the clients. It seems that the clients are tiring of the regular hard-and-fast women, and this would be a change that would allow the girls to go out to dinners and see shows. Tom does not want his fiancée Flo, to go out with clients--until he needs her to close a contract with Daniel. After that, she finds that Tom is two-timing her with Birdie, so she goes out again with Daniel. Everything is going well for a time until Daniel needs her to close a contract with Haines. Written by Tony Fontana

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Taglines She had her choice...quit her job and stay good...say yes and make good! What would you do if the boss gave you orders to get orders...to play overtime with away-from-home-husbands who come to buy dresses and stay to chase skirts! (Print ad from Los Angeles Times August 10, 1933) See more »
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Also Known As
  • Customer Girl (United States)
  • Liebe und andere Geschäfte (Germany)
  • Amor por Atacado (Brazil)
  • Amor desconfiado (Argentina)
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  • 65 min
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Budget $111,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Directorial debuts of Busby Berkeley and George Amy. See more »
Soundtracks Under My Umbrella See more »
Quotes Maizee: I've never been able to get it though my thick skull what you ever saw in Tommy Nelson in the first place. I mean...
Florence Denny: What made you think of him again? He was different, once.
Maizee: Yeah, so was the Republican Party.
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