Roxy #29 June 1963 [277]

Jean tries to cure her boyfriend Pete Brown’s flirtatious ways by setting him up with a French girl—only to find herself in a sticky situation when the "girl" is actually her in disguise and Pete’s charm lands him in a marriage proposal from her pretend brothers.

In the shadow of the Château de Mancy, the blacksmith’s son leads his starving neighbors in a desperate plea to sow corn on the Marquis’s land—only to be met with scorn and a cruel lesson. As tensions rise between the village and the noble de Mancy family, Suzanne finds herself caught between duty and desire, while Aunt Marianne Pelissier watches with quiet concern. Amid the growing unrest, Philippe de Mancy and Juliette face choices that will test not only their loyalty but the fragile bonds of love.

Carol, frustrated with her boyfriend Ralph Ashley’s lack of romance, argues over the wording on her birthday cake—she dreams of "This Is My Lovely Day," but Ralph insists on "Happy Birthday." Frustrated, she visits the bakery herself, where a chance glance at the man behind the counter sparks a sudden, unexpected spark.

Sue Harlow finds herself the unexpected center of attention when her Egyptian necklace sets off a wave of romantic obsession among the men in her office—until the chaos that follows lands them all in jail. Now facing the fallout, she’s ready to toss the charm away, but just as she’s about to, Hugh stops her, leaving her with more questions than answers.