28 October 1956 Comedy, Romance 90 mins
A rich junk dealer hires a tutor to teach his brassy lover proper etiquette, he is beginning to move up in the world, so, he wants her to be a little less uncouth. As long as she doesn't start thinking. However, that ended with unexpected results.
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Paul Douglas as Harry Brock
Mary Martin as Billie Dawn
Arthur Hill as Paul Verrall
Otto Hulett as Ed Devery
Garson Kanin Writer
Garson Kanin Director
Mildred Freed Alberg Executive Producer
George Schaefer Producer
United States 28 October 1956
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