Bride for Sale

Year: 1949

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: William D. Russell

Comedy

Nora Shelley, a tax expert at the accounting firm headed by Paul Martin, believes she can secure a millionaire husband by scrutinizing clients’ tax returns. Martin uncovers her plan, warns her against it, and enlists his friend Steve Adams, who soon starts courting Nora, turning her scheme into an unexpected romance.

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