Lee White (played by Robert Sterling) appears in This Time for Keeps.
Car salesman who moves in with his in-laws and joins their real estate business. He attempts to sell land to Arthur Freeman, tries a soap-based scheme that backfires, and ultimately finds professional and personal clarity at a costume ball. Arthur Freeman (played by Henry O'Neill) appears in This Time for Keeps.
Wealthy property investor and Lee's first client. He is unaffected by Lee's soap scattering tactic and offers him a job. He attends a costume ball dressed as a clown alongside Harry.
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Characters
Lee White
(played by Robert Sterling) — supporting
Car salesman who moves in with his in-laws and joins their real estate business. He attempts to sell land to Arthur Freeman, tries a soap-based scheme that backfires, and ultimately finds professional...
Arthur Freeman
(played by Henry O'Neill) — supporting
Wealthy property investor and Lee's first client. He is unaffected by Lee's soap scattering tactic and offers him a job. He attends a costume ball dressed as a clown alongside Harry.
Key Relationships
Lee White → Arthur Freeman
(Professional Employer Candidate)
Story Analysis
A comedic exploration of career ambition, family dynamics, and professional reconciliation.
Plot Progression
Relocation and Career Shift
Marketing Mishap and Dilemma
Masquerade Revelations
Harmony and Resolution
Directed by Charles Reisner
This Time for Keeps (1942) · 8/10 · comedy, romance
