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Earl Pfeiffer:
Were you ever a showgirl? Mae Doyle:
God, no. Earl Pfeiffer:
You look like you could be. My wife's in show business, burlesque. She eats money. Yesterday from St. Louis, a fast telegram: "Send some spot cash." Mae Doyle:
But you must love her to stay married. Earl Pfeiffer:
I'm a glutton for punishment
Were you ever a showgirl? Mae Doyle:
God, no. Earl Pfeiffer:
You look like you could be. My wife's in show business, burlesque. She eats money. Yesterday from St. Louis, a fast telegram: "Send some spot cash." Mae Doyle:
But you must love her to stay married. Earl Pfeiffer:
I'm a glutton for punishment
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Were you ever a showgirl God no
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You look like you could be
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My wife's in show business burlesque She eats money
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Yesterday from St Louis a fast telegram Sent some spot cash
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But you must love her to stay married
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I'm a glutton for punishment
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Movie Summary
Mae Doyle comes back to her hometown a cynical woman. Her brother Joe fears that his love, fish cannery worker Peggy, may wind up like Mae. Mae marries Jerry and has a baby; she is happy but restless, drawn to Jerry's friend Earl.
