Employees’ Entrance

Year: 1933

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: Roy Del Ruth

DramaRomance

Kurt Anderson, a ruthless manager of a cash‑strapped New York department store, routinely fires long‑term staff and manipulates the women who work for him. He hires Madeline, a pretty young job‑seeker, after a night together. Ashamed, she later falls for rising star Martin West and fears he will learn the truth about how she got the position.

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