Summary
In a captivating tableau of grit and theatrical flair, Bonnie Day, a beacon of filial devotion, orchestrates a daring venture to extricate her father from the clutches of a corrupt legal system. Framed by avaricious stock swindlers, Mr. Day languishes in prison, his plight casting a shadow over the family's fortunes. Undeterred, Bonnie transforms adversity into opportunity, establishing an unconventional tearoom that doubles as an impromptu stage for a troupe of stranded choristers. Their vibrant cabaret revue, a dazzling spectacle of song and dance, becomes the unlikely engine of her fundraising efforts. Amidst this whirlwind of entrepreneurial zeal and artistic performance, a romantic entanglement complicates matters: Aunt Pearl, ever the pragmatist, champions a union between Bonnie and the prosaic small-town magnate, Napoleon Dobbings. Yet, Bonnie's heart belongs to Art Binger, a tenacious young attorney whose legal acumen promises not only personal happiness but also the liberation of her unjustly incarcerated parent. As Bonnie's unique establishment flourishes, attaining an unforeseen zenith of popularity and financial solvency, Binger’s diligent pursuit of justice culminates in a triumphant acquittal, perfectly coinciding with the apex of her business success, thus weaving together threads of personal triumph, romantic fulfillment, and vindicated justice.
Synopsis
To help raise funds needed to appeal her father's case, Bonnie Day opens a tearoom featuring a group of stranded choristers performing a cabaret revue. The father is in prison because of a trumped-up charge made by some stock swindlers. Aunt Pearl would like Bonnie to marry small-town capitalist Napoleon Dobbings, but Bonnie is in love with young lawyer Art Binger. Binger eventually effects a release from prison for Mr. Day just at the height of Bonnie's business career.
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