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His Private Secretary (1933)
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Marcy Pictures Corporation released His Private Secretary to theaters on June 10, 1933. Phil Whitman directed the film which starred Evalyn Knapp, John Wayne, and Reginald Barlow.
His Private Secretary Movie Summary
Spoiled playboy, Richard Wallace, comes home drunk. His grumpy father gives him a job in his business in an attempt to get him to grow up. On his first day, Richard sets out to a small town where he meets a preacher’s daughter named Marion.
Richard pursues Marion and marries her without his father’s knowledge or blessing. When Richard finally returns home, he tries to tell his father he’s married to a wonderful woman, but his dad insists he end it, or he will be disinherited.
Marion lands a job working as Richard’s father’s secretary, but he doesn’t know she’s Richard’s wife. Marion ends up proving herself to Mr. Wallace, but Richard screws things up when Marion finds Richard drunk in a state of undress and assumes he’s had a fling with Polly.
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Richard tells his father the truth about Marion, and that he lost her. Richard begins working for his father, and proves to Marion he’s a changed man. When he rejects Polly, Marion reconciles with him while his father happily looks on.
Theme Song “God Bless John Wayne” by Lowell Shyette
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