There Goes My Heart - Original Trailer 1938

Heiress Virginia Bruce tries to prove her worth by taking a job as a shopgirl in the store owned by her family. The pampered young lady is given a crash course in pragmatism by her worldly roommates Patsy Kelly and Nancy Carroll. Reporter Fredric March learns of Bruce's ruse and plans to tell all in his newspaper. Thrown together by circumstances, the reporter and the heiress are shipwrecked and end up on a small island. They continue to bicker with one another until the "deus ex machina" arrival of a kindly minister (played by former silent comedy star Harry Langdon) convinces March and Bruce that they truly love one another. More than a little inspired by It Happened One Night, There Goes My Heart is an uneven but pleasant romantic comedy. It was the first Hal Roach Studios production to be released by United Artists. Fredric March - Bill Spencer Virginia Bruce - Joan Butterfield Patsy Kelly - Peggy O'Brien Alan Mowbray - Penny E. Pennypepper Nancy Carroll - Dorothy Moore Eugene Pallette - Editor Stevens Arthur Lake - Flash Fisher Etienne Girardot - Hinckley, the Secretary Robert Armstrong - Detective O'Brien Irving Bacon - Mr. Dobbs, the Floorwalker Irving Pichel - Mr. Gorman, the Attorney Sid Saylor - Robinson John Farrell MacDonald - Officer Mary Field - Mrs. Crud Claude Gillingwater - Cyrus Butterfield Greta Granstedt - The Maid Harry Langdon - Minister Marjorie Main - Irate Customer

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