Mademoiselle Porte-bonheur

Candy (Doris Day) and her friends are all talented but out of work stage performers. Because they can't find work, they all get jobs at a local hotel bussing tables and working as dish washers. However, they haven't given up on their show biz dreams and they want more than anything else to meet with a famous Broadway showman, Dick Carson (Bob Cummings), to show him their skills. But again and again their attempts are thwarted. Oddly enough, when Candy accidentally meets Dick, he doesn't tell her who she is and they fall in love. But when she realizes that he's been lying about who he is, they break up. In fact, again and again, the pair seem to have breakups only to quickly reunite...to the point where it sure felt predictable.

Despite the predictable and cliched plot, the film had some very nice song and dance numbers. It was catchy and enjoyable....and also a bit brainless. In other words, if you think too much about the plot, you cannot enjoy the film. My recommendation is that you turn off your brain and just enjoy.