Girls' Love Stories#8(1950)

Frances works in a candy factory but wants to become a model. She’s chosen as the “face” of the company and postpones her wedding to Kirby to concentrate on her career, guided by PR agent Reed. Frances flops as a model and returns to the candy factory and Kirby.

Binny tries to attract a handsome boy at the beach.

Ivy is persuaded by her fiancé Dave to enter a beauty contest, and wins. Now she’s not sure she wants to “spend the rest of my life with a garage mechanic.” Roy makes her the manager of his new photo studio but she’s incompetent and is fired. Ivy goes to work as a waitress and is reunited with Dave.

Street photographer Jo-Anne is puzzled when she takes photos of the same man in four different places and professions, but it turns out they’re quadruplets.

Leta, Russ, and Bill have been inseparable friends since childhood. Leta thinks she loves Russ. After serving in the war, Russ and Bill become partners in a lumber company, and Leta visits them. Bill sees her first, kisses her, and tells Russ they’re engaged. Upset, Leta runs away and is slightly injured. Bill hears her call out for Russ, realises the truth, and steps aside.

Movie star Dana visits his hometown and Mary is accidentally assigned to be his “girl friend” for publicity purposes. She really falls for him and agrees to be hired as his escort for a national tour. Each time Mary thinks Dana loves her, it turns out to be just more publicity. Finally her job is finished, but after Dana rescues Mary from a runaway horse, he confesses that he does love her for real.

Linda Lee is a wallflower at a dance.

Dolly moves to the big city to find a rich husband. She falls for Cary, who is poor, but won’t give in. She becomes the fiancee of wealthy Warren but is frustrated by his snobbish family and friends. When Cary shows up as a waiter at a fancy party, Dolly realises he’s the one she really loves.

Profiles of 4 young women who are successful entrepreneurs.