Gaily, Gaily

Year: 1969

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: English

Director: Norman Jewison

Comedy

After being robbed and left alone, runaway Ben Young is rescued by Lil, who runs a Chicago brothel but pretends it’s a boardinghouse. She secures him a job at the city newspaper under Francis Sullivan. Exposed to the metropolis’s corruption, Ben becomes determined to reform Chicago politics, gaining allies along the way.

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