Penny Serenade

Newsman Roger (Cary Grant) and Julie (Irene Dunne) leave a San Francisco New Year's party in a hurry to get married before he leaves town for his new assignment, then fail at their first attempt at parting in George Stevens' Penny Serenade, 1941.

Opening sequence from George Stevens' Penny Serenade, 1941, follows credits with Edgar Buchanan (as "Applejack") playing a record (Johnny Johnston's recording of the Nacio Herb Brow and Arthur Freed song) and Irene Dunne (as "Julie") making him stop, for sentimental reasons.

Continuing from the opening, a skipping recording of Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed's "You Were Meant for Me" by Johnny Johnston reminds Julie (Irene Dunne) of meeting Roger (Cary Grant) for the first time, in George Stevens' Penny Serenade, 1941.

Roger (Cary Grant, in his Academy Award-nominated role) pleads with a judge (Wallis Clark) for a chance to keep his adopted child, when he's lost his job after a one-year probation period, in George Stevens' Penny Serenade. 1941, from a story by Martha Cheavens.