Key to the City

Year: 1950

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: English

Director: George Sidney

ComedyRomance

At a mayoral convention in San Francisco, ex‑longshoreman Steve Fisk, mayor of Puget City, meets Clarissa Standish, mayor of Winona, Maine. Fisk flaunts his rugged, blue‑collar past while Standish touts her education and dedication to voters. Their opposite natures spark a romance, and the antics land them in trouble at home. by Ron Kerrigan.

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