Artists and Models Abroad
Year: 1938
Runtime: 90 mins
Language: English
Director: Mitchell Leisen
Buck Boswell’s all‑girl troupe is stranded in Paris, and he tricks the Hotel de Navarre manager into furnishing rooms, only to be locked out by the proprietor’s wife. In search of money, Buck meets Patricia Harper, unaware she’s the world’s fourth‑richest heiress, and she joins the troupe on a whim. Her father, James Harper, pretends to be broke while borrowing a priceless Napoléon necklace to have a replica made, leading Buck to suspect theft. Through his scheming, Buck lands modeling jobs for the girls at the Palace of Feminine Arts during the Paris International Exposition.
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