The Housekeeper's Daughter by Donald Henderson Clarke

She was curvy and careless

And lived down the hall

 

He Wanted To Earn A College Degree

But She Wanted Passionate Love!

Although Hilda's noteworthy curves helped decide Robert Randall that where she stayed was where he wanted to be, his main thought was to use his spare time writing a paper for a college degree. So he rented the home of the Reverend Mr Maxon, where the housekeeper and her luscious daughter, Hilda, lived also. The Reverend went on vacation, Robert ,moved in, and Hilda promptly fell in love with him. Robert settled down to work on his writing, of course. Hilda settled down to business too, working on Robert. Because of Hilda, several of Robert's friends, and an assignment he got to report on the murder of a nude lady in New Jersey, Robert did not accomplish much towards earning his degree. But what he and the others did accomplish in the outraged Reverend's house will keep a chuckle in one's throat and a glint in one's eye through the end!

Printing History

Written by Donald Henderson Clarke (1887-1958)

Printing History

The Vanguard Press, Inc

September 1938

Avon Publishing Co, Inc

Avon Books

#336

1951

#503

1953

The Film

1939

Directed and Produced by Hal Roach

Starring

Joan Bennett
Adolphe Menjou
John Hubbard