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Bill Miller is an unsuccessful Broadway performer until his handlers convince him to enhance his act with a stooge - Ted Rogers, a guy positioned in the audience to be the butt of Bill's jokes. But Ted begins to steal the show. Bill's girlfriend and his pals tell him to make Ted an equal partner. Complications occur, while Bill sings and Ted gets the laughs. 工(🏁)程师魏(wè(🔁)i )子(zǐ )刚(gāng )几经辛苦(🍘), 终在一所(🧚)建(🦍)筑公司觅(🌵)得一职(zhí ). 刚(gāng )与妻生活拮据(🕍), 但(🗜)为了面子(🛂)不惜典当财(cái )物(wù )强(qiáng )充阔(👯)绰(🐮). 不料建筑(🌊)公司倒闭, 夫妇俩落得(dé )债(zhà(🚔)i )务(📶)缠身. 导(💅)演(😂)： 秦剑 高景方在大隆银行当(🍑)(dāng )了(le )二十(🕘)年(🐜)出纳，太太品性贤慧，有紫虹(hó(♒)ng )、白英、(🛐)青(🌠)萍三名待(😕)字闺中的女儿。紫红(🦇)(hóng )结(jié )识(💭)了(🕶)青年吴展(🎑)强，但景方嫌他家贫，不(bú )愿(yuà(🎓)n )将(⛔)女儿下嫁(📹)。紫红毅然跟展强私奔，景(jǐng )方(🈷)气(⏹)得破天荒(🗄)请了病假。为亡羊补牢(láo )，景(jǐ(📐)ng )方(😳)对白英加(➰)紧管束，但白英却与美术(shù )教(🐌)(jiā(🌺)o )员李吉(🏍)之(🔕)相恋，而且珠胎暗结,景方只得(❌)(dé )让(ràng )二(🎐)人(🅱)结婚。青萍成了景方的唯一希(🐦)望(wàng )。青萍(💠)不(😞)负所托, 跟(🕡)大隆银行少东朱大(🥔)钧热(rè )恋(🎊)(lià(🏂)n ), 且达谈婚(💭)论嫁之地步。景方为筹办二(è(🍇)r )人(🧤)(rén )婚(hūn )礼(➿), 倾家荡产挣回不少面子。三朝(🕳)回(🤸)门(mén )之(zhī(💃) )日, 亲朋满座, 新人却不见踪影(🐤)。原(👙)来他(tā(🍖) )俩(🎣)(liǎng )接(jiē )到老爷来电, 谓时局有(🐷)变(🔙), 立即赶(⛲)回(💯)美国(guó ), 景(jǐng )方因而大受刺激(🧡)。这时紫虹(🎠)与(🥈)白英偕夫(fū )婿(xù )回来了,景方(🦕)才明白选(📤)婿(📭)不必重家(💸)势,一(yī )家(jiā )人重拾(💭)温暖。 When his dog dies, apparently from being poisoned, the young son of the owner of a small orange orchard in California immediately suspects an unfriendly, mysterious stranger who has just moved into the area, who recently had a quarrel with the boy's father. The boy's suspicions grow and also influence other townspeople who begin to believe that the stranger may also be a wanted killer. Unwarranted assumptions and wild speculations lead to several problems before the truth is revealed. 根据(🎛)狄(🦈)豪里赤纳(♌)原著改编(biān )。一个美国工人因(🕶)失(🧖)业生活无(♿)着，又面(miàn )临(lín )着(zhe )应征去朝鲜(🍥)打(🥠)仗，失去活(🥖)下去的信心(xīn )，他决定离开这(🆑)个(🕵)世界。不(🧘)想(😑)一个投机商(shāng )却(què )想乘机从(🔥)他(🗽)身上捞(💹)一(🌜)大笔钱。最终，这(zhè )个工人醒悟(🎛)，取消了与(🔛)投(😋)机商订下的“卖(mài )身”合同，继续(👏)生活下去(✳)。 In a small town in the 1950's a repertory company meets on Monday morning to start rehearsing the following week's play. This is a ghastly thing written by the aunt of one of the theatre's directors. The producer doesn't try to hide his annoyance about it, and is further exercised when the authoress herself arrives to help. The cast have to try and sort out real-life problems that keep intruding as they wrestle with the play's dire dialogue.