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Lovers and Lollipops
Ann, an attractive widowed New York model, lives in an apartment with her daughter Peggy. The courtship of Ann by visiting engineer Larry, and accompanying misadventures, are seen alternately from their and Peggy's viewpoint. Filmed realistically at many New York locations.
Starring:
Bill Ward, Gerald S O'Loughlin, Lori March
Genre:
Drama, Romance
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