Please be sure to read the entire description before purchasing. In this musical set in late 19th-century Boston, a suffragette secretary finds that her political beliefs are standing in the way of her romantic bliss with her beloved boss. Back then the notion of women's rights was considered scandalous and her lover will not stand for such nonsense in his office. Mayhem and music ensue until he is eventually convinced. Some of the tunes were composed by the late George Gershwin to which lyricists Kay Swift and Ira Gershwin added new words. These songs include: "For You, for Me, for Evermore," "Aren't You Glad We Did?," "Stand up and Fight," and "Waltz Me No Waltzes." Other songs include: "Changing My Tune," "Back Bay Polka," "One, Two, Three," "But Not in Boston," "Sweet Packard," "Waltzing Is Better Sitting Down," and "Demon Rum." As Aired Fron TV it is commerciall free and uncut and the quality is excellent and pictures are actual screen captures from the DVD. Sold on 1 DVD-R Disc in a DVD case with basic but nice artwork for the case. Please note that this is not a retail / commercial DVD. Why should you buy from me? I have sold and still sell on ebay for over 5 years with a 100% feedback and over 5000 feedback recieved. My seller id on ebay is g_brewer1 if you want to check for yourself. Please note: This film is belived to be in the Public Domain because the copyright has expired and was not renewed.