A cafeteria cashier is hired by a cosmetic firm's publicity agent to live the life of Daisy Appleby, heiress to a fortune. Gossip about her will keep the Appleby name in the forefront. She proposes a marriage of convenience to reporter Johnny Jones (she can avoid fortune hunters, on her wealth he can write his novel). Johnny is unwilling to play escort at all her social affairs. After he is arrested for speeding, and on probation, she insists on it. In spite, he makes advances toward Hortense, the daughter of an oil tycoon, who tells him Daisy is a phoney.
Directed byAlfred E. Green
Written byMichael Arlen (story), Charles Kenyon (screenplay)
CountryUSA
Runtime68 min
On screen
Bette Davis
George Brent
Eugene Pallette
Dick Foran