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A FRESH ALLOWANCE AT MIDNIGHT · ISTANBUL TIME

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The Devil and Miss Jones posterA FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOK

THE FEATURE PRESENTATION

MOVIE1941 1h 32m USA

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01 / THE STORY

A little about the film.

Cantankerous tycoon John P. Merrick (Charles Coburn) goes undercover as a shoe clerk at his own New York City department store to identify agitators trying to form a union, after seeing a newspaper picture of his employees hanging him in effigy. He befriends fellow clerk Mary Jones (Jean Arthur) and her recently fired boyfriend Joe O'Brien (Robert Cummings), a labor union organizer. Through his firsthand experiences, he grows more sympathetic to the needs of his workers, while finding unexpected love with sweet-natured clerk Elizabeth Ellis (Spring Byington).

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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

The people who bring it to life.

Edmund Gwenn

Edmund Gwenn

Hooper

Spring Byington

Elizabeth Ellis

Bess Flowers

Bess Flowers

Saleslady

Walter Kingsford

Mr. Allison (General Manager)

Jean Arthur

Mary Jones

Charles Coburn

Charles Coburn

John P. Merrick/Thomas Higgins

Robert Cummings

Robert Cummings

Joe O'Brien

Florence Bates

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