During World War I, two determined German spies (Erich von Stroheim and Constance Bennett) manage, as a butler and houseguest, to penetrate the home of the First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Winston Churchill? Er-no, it's "Sir Winston Chamberlain," played by the original "William Holden." His son, Capt. Arthur Chamberlain, falls for the beautiful Ms. Bennett, as she races through the house to the safe, where intelligence may be found as to the time and place of the landing of American troops in Europe. Is there a way for the writers to arrange for the handsome young man and the lovely young lady to overcome their political differences? Let us hope.
Review of Three Faces East
