step-son Sonny, whom she does not know even exists, and Janie who he is about to marry, so she thinks Hector has married Janie and given her the stolen corsage. Janie is then called to service as an air raid warden before she has time to go away on her honeymoon, while Sonny spends the night alone. To venge all the trouble that has arisen, Hector sets up to trick Peter into a bad business deal, buying worthless stock to a high price. Sonny owns such stock and when Peter is scammed, Sonny makes a fine profit. It turns out though that the banker in charge of the transaction bought the stock himself to make a good deal, and that Peter and Mrs. Prescott staged the loss of their property to test Sonny's intentions with Janie. Genya learns that Hector has a son from another relation, who is married to Janie. Sonny and Janie finally reunite at his father's apartment, and they spend the rest of their two-day honeymoon at her apartment. When a new order is given that Sonny has to travel immediately with his ship, the maid covers for the couple and lies, saying they already left town. Thus they get to be undisturbed for the weekend, and everyone else meet at Hector's apartment, singing Wagner opera songs together. Cast Soundtrack June Havoc - "I Loved You too Little, too Late" (Written by Phil Boutelje and Foster Carling) Pola Negri - "Evening Star" (from "Tannhäuser" written by Richard Wagner) June Havoc - "The Man with the Big Sombrero" (Written by Phil Boutelje and Foster Carling) Pola Negri, Billie Burke, Paul Porcasi, Lorraine Miller and others - "The Pilgrim's Chorus" (from "Tannhäuser" written by Richard Wagner) Quotes Senator Simpson [Looking at hat check girl]: You know, I've seen that girl somewhere before. Liza Prescott: She's a very particular friend of the director who's making this picture. He sticks her in every scene he can. Janie Prescott: Mother, shh! Somebody might hear you. Col. Hector Phyffe: [seeing his wife appear unexpectedly as he is kissing another woman] My wife! Stand by to render first aid! Leslie Quayle: Hi, sailor. Your father working today for a change? Sonny Phyffe: Yes. You want him? Leslie Quayle: No thanks, honey. I just want to see him. References External links 1943 films 1943 comedy films American comedy films American black-and-white films Films directed by