The Reformer and the Redhead

Zookeeper Maguire (Cecil Kellaway), just fired by crooked politicians, and daughter Kathleen (June Allyson) have drafted inquisitive mayoral candidate Andrew (Dick Powell, Allyson's then-new husband) into emergency duty birthing goats, in the Norman Panama/Melvin Frank comedy The Reformer And The Redhead, 1950.

Mayoral candidate Andrew (Dick Powell), whose law partner (David Wayne) wants him to kowtow to the local political boss, is visited by zookeeper Kathleen (June Allyson, Powell's wife) who beat up the boss's daughter after he fired her father, the zoo supervisor, in The Reformer And The Redhead, 1950.

Opening from co-writers, directors and producers Norman Panama and Melvin Frank, fat cat Parker (Ray Collins) and daughter (Kathleen Freeman) pontificate while zoologist Kathleen (June Allyson) hurries to support her fired zoo director father (Cecil Kellaway), in The Reformer And The Redhead, 1950.

A small-town politician (Dick Powell) falls for an idealistic zoo-keeper (June Allyson) in the comedy The Reformer and the Redhead (1950).