Veronica Fisher (Judy Garland) enters Oberkugen's music shop, looking for work. Although Otto Oberkugen (S. Z. Sakall) is reluctant to take on more staff, she wins a job by persuading a wealthy matron, through her singing and musical expertise, to buy a harp at almost $25 over Oberkugen's list price. Neither she nor Andrew Larkin (Van Johnson), the shop's senior salesman, suspects that they are each other's anonymous pen pal. They bicker constantly at work despite becoming increasingly attracted to each other.
Directed by Robert Z. Leonard
Buster Keaton (uncredited)
Produced by Joe Pasternak
Written by Miklos Laszlo (play)
Screenplay by Samson Raphaelson
Albert Hackett
Frances Goodrich
Ivan Tors
Buster Keaton (uncredited)
Based on Parfumerie (1937 play)
Starring Judy Garland
Van Johnson
S. Z. Sakall
Spring Byington
Clinton Sundberg
Buster Keaton
Liza Minnelli
Music by Fred Spielman
George Evans
Betti O'Dell
George E. Stoll
Jimmy Wakely
Robert Van Eps
Cinematography Harry Stradling Sr.
Edited by Adrienne Fazan
Judy Garland as Veronica Fisher
Van Johnson as Andrew Larkin
S. Z. Sakall as Otto Oberkugen
Spring Byington as Nellie Burke
Clinton Sundberg as Rudy Hansen
Buster Keaton as Hickey
Marcia Van Dyke as Louise Parkson
Lillian Bronson as Aunt Addie
Liza Minnelli as Veronica and Andrew's daughter (final scene, uncredited)