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George teaches Marian how
to keep the books. At this point, he does not realize she the
daughter of the company's owner. |
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George takes Marian home
to meet his parents, and his Dad tells her, "All us Masons
sure know how to pick out pretty girls!" |
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Marian's friend finds her
working in the shipping office, but doesn't give away her secret
identity. Instead, she invites George and Marian to a weekend
party - at the company owner's house (Marian's house, that is!) |
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At the weekend party, George catches
Marian's brother, Will, stealing from the family's safe to pay
off gambling debts. |
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George's rival for Marian,
Howard, invites George's parents to the party thinking his unsophisticated
parents will embarrass him. |
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When George finally learns
Marian's true identity - the daughter of the wealthy Cyrus Dorsey,
the owner of the company where he works - he tells her, "I
appreciate your jest, Miss Dorsey, and I'm sure my parents appreciate
it, too." |
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George is accused of robbing
the safe, but he refuses to speak - choosing not to give the
brother away. |
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Howard tells Will, "I'll
tear up this I.O.U. if you'll split fifty-fifty on the money
that disappeared from the safe." |
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Will finally confesses his
guilt to his father. |
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Mr. Dorsey apologizes to
George as his father looks on proudly. |
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