Marilyn Monroe's ninth film and third and last for MGM. Alan Hale Jr. went on to play Skipper on Gilligan's Island.

(1951) Marilyn Monroe, Jeffrey Lynn,
Marjorie Reynolds, Donald Crisp,
and Alan Hale Jr.

Directed by Arthur Pieson

Defeated in his bid for re-election to the state legislature, Blake Washburn (Jeffrey Lynn) takes over the Herald newspaper. Blaming big business interests for his defeat, he uses the paper to attack McFarland (Donald Crisp), a large manufacturer. Blake's obsessive desire to destroy big business leads to major conflicts with all his friends and threatens to ruin his relationship with his fiance� (Marjorie Reynolds). A near-tragic accident involving his kid sister at a school picnic changes Blake's attitude as well as his editorial policy.

Viewing Time:  61 minutes
LP mode / B&W