Night Work

Year: 1930

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

Director: Russell Mack

RomanceComedy

Willie, an assistant window‑dresser and the store’s lowest‑ranked “Fired Man,” is summoned whenever a customer demands someone be let go. After a brief dismissal he’s rehired, but unintentionally adopting a four‑year‑old orphan for ten dollars a week drives his meager income into crisis. With help from Mary, a young nurse, Willie slowly steadies his life despite setbacks.

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