I Can Get It For You Wholesale

Garment salesman Teddy (Dan Dailey) arrives at a Manhattan restaurant with girls of the sort he usually brings for buyer Savage (Harry Von Zell), angered to find his new business partner Harriet (Susan Hayward), whom he also covets, sealing the deal herself, in I Can Get It For You Wholesale, 1951.

Opening promoting the atmosphere of New York’s garment district, as we meet ambitious model Harriet (Susan Hayward), dressmaker Sam (Sam Jaffe), the office boy Four-Eyes (Marvin Kaplan) and friend Fran (Benna Bard), in I Can Get It For You Wholesale, 1951, with Dan Dailey and George Sanders.

Upstart dress designer Harriet (Susan Hayward) has charmed her way into an evening with department store magnate Noble (George Sanders), who earlier addressed a professional dinner, making a point of her independence, in the garment-business drama I Can Get It For You Wholesale, 1951.