George (Charles Boyer) must have been in a hurry to marry Leonora (Noreen Nash.)
On the way to stay with her, she tells George that she is well to do and has three children.
George finds that he has an instant family. When he gets to Leonora's house, there are servants and the kids are brats.
George needs to find a way to win them over. Taking an interest with the family pet helps with the youngest. The middle one is also fine as George encourages her with her writing.
The eldest is a challenge. When Louise (Natalie Wood) goes on a date, she gets in a spot of bother with a pesky boy. George comes to the rescue.
The drama is very much of the time of the 1950s, sedate and safe. It is a kind of story you would find in the movies, but this is condensed in 30 minutes.
On the way to stay with her, she tells George that she is well to do and has three children.
George finds that he has an instant family. When he gets to Leonora's house, there are servants and the kids are brats.
George needs to find a way to win them over. Taking an interest with the family pet helps with the youngest. The middle one is also fine as George encourages her with her writing.
The eldest is a challenge. When Louise (Natalie Wood) goes on a date, she gets in a spot of bother with a pesky boy. George comes to the rescue.
The drama is very much of the time of the 1950s, sedate and safe. It is a kind of story you would find in the movies, but this is condensed in 30 minutes.