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Kitty Foyle (1940)

“The natural history of a woman”

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Plot

Kitty Foyle, a resilient woman of modest roots, finds herself caught in a whirlwind of romance and class conflict, both in her hometown of Philadelphia and the bustling metropolis of New York City. Hailing from a blue-collar family, Kitty ascends the social ladder, only to be torn between the affections of two vastly different men. In Philadelphia, she encounters Wyn Strafford VI, a blue-blooded editor who hires her as a secretary for his family-funded magazine. Despite his noble intentions, Kitty's late father's cautionary words ring in her ears—men like Wyn always return to their own kind. When the magazine collapses, Kitty, compelled by the promise of broader horizons, sets her sights on New York City. In the heart of the Big Apple, Kitty finds work at the prestigious Delphine Detaille parfumerie and cosmetics, where she meets Mark Eisen. Mark, a humble public health doctor, is conscientious with his spending, choosing wisely when to indulge in life's luxuries. Both men, seemingly from different worlds, propose futures entwined with hers, each path offering its own array of hopes and challenges. As Kitty grapples with her heart's desires, she must reconcile with the stark realities of her social standing and the profound influence of her suitors' respective backgrounds. Will she yield to the allure of high society and the promise of wealth with Wyn, or will she choose a simple, honest life with Mark? Caught between the opulent allure of Philadelphia's high society and the earnest charm of New York, Kitty must decide the kind of future she envisions for herself. Just as the cities contrast, so do the lives that await her, and Kitty Foyle stands on the precipice of a choice that will chart the course of her destiny.

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Kitty Foyle is a drama movie featuring Ginger Rogers.

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