The Church Mouse

1934
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1 h 16 min

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Ian Hunter and Laura La Plante in The Church Mouse (1934)

Comedy Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen banker Jonathan Steele fires a flirtatious secretary, efficient unemployed Betty Miller gets a tip to get the job. In becoming indispensable she also falls in love with him, even if he ... Ler tudoWhen banker Jonathan Steele fires a flirtatious secretary, efficient unemployed Betty Miller gets a tip to get the job. In becoming indispensable she also falls in love with him, even if he doesn't notice that she is no more a church mouse.When banker Jonathan Steele fires a flirtatious secretary, efficient unemployed Betty Miller gets a tip to get the job. In becoming indispensable she also falls in love with him, even if he doesn't notice that she is no more a church mouse.

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This film had its U. S. television premiere on Turner Classic Movies on 17 September 2007 during TCM's festival of films made by Warner Brothers at Teddington Studios in the UK.

Citações
Dictograph Salesman: Testing 1934 Model Dictograph.
Miss Sylvia James: Lovely.

Conexões
Remake of Negócios à Parte (1932)

Trilhas sonoras
Symphony No. 8 in B minor D. 759 'Unfinished' I. Allegro moderato
(1822)
Written by Franz Schubert
Played as background music when Betty goes for the job

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LaPlante's final starring role

Laura LaPlante is nearly forgotten now, but in the 20s and early 30s she was a big name in films. She made an easy transition to talkies and was a fine light actress as this film proves. LaPlante plays the title character, a mousy secretary who is all efficiency until she falls for her boss (Ian Hunter). Like so many other silent stars, LaPlante should have had a better and bigger career in 30s talkies. This cheapo production hinders but does not ruin her performance. This same story was previously filmed as Beauty and the Boss with Warren William and Marion Nixon, but this version is better. Laura LaPlante is probably best remembered now for starring in the first (and part-talkie) version of Show Boat and for playing Betty Hutton's mother in Spring Reunion.