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She Had to Say Yes

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Sol Glass's (Ferdinand Gottschalk) department store is struggling in the Depression, so he decides to have the store's stenographers become customer girls -- women paid to entertain important clients and close deals. One such stenographer, Florence Denny (Loretta Young), is forbidden from acting as a customer girl by her fiancé, Tommy (Regis Toomey), until he realizes they both need the extra cash for their marriage. The money is good, but Florence's new job complicates their relationship.

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Synopsis Sol Glass's (Ferdinand Gottschalk) department store is struggling in the Depression, so he decides to have the store's stenographers become customer girls -- women paid to entertain important clients and close deals. One such stenographer, Florence Denny (Loretta Young), is forbidden from acting as a customer girl by her fiancé, Tommy (Regis Toomey), until he realizes they both need the extra cash for their marriage. The money is good, but Florence's new job complicates their relationship.
Director
Busby Berkeley, George Amy
Producer
Henry Blanke
Screenwriter
Rian James, Don Mullaly
Production Co
First National Pictures
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 4m