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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Sydney, Blind, Mice entitled Three Blind Mice?
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conversations.value: Three Blind Mice (2008 film): Three young Australian naval officers hit the streets of Sydney for one last night before being shipped out to Iraq.\nThe dynamic between the three friends is uneasy; Sam (Ewen Leslie) has been mistreated at sea and is going AWOL, Dean (Toby Schmitz) has a fiancé and the future in-laws to meet, and Harry (Matthew Newton) just loves playing cards.\nThroughout the night the boy's struggle with what a night in Sydney can offer, as details of their last six months at sea emerge.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Pamela, Harrington, Van entitled Three Blind Mice?
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conversations.value: Three Blind Mice (1938 film): Three Kansas sisters, owners of a chicken farm, dream of romantic life as rich ladies.\nAs a play between sisters, Pamela (Loretta Young) plays the rich lady, Moira (Marjorie Weaver) her personal maid and Elizabeth (Pauline Moore) her personal secretary.\nWhen they inherit 5000 $ they decide to try it and head for California in search of a rich husband for one of them.\nThe roles are left how they are used in playing at home.\nSoon Pamela has not only one but two dating gentlemen.\nAnd in no time she is in trouble which one to marry.\nBut as Van Dam Smith (Joel McCrea) is the one she loves, but he\'s the one without money, because his grandfather keeps it and spends it on Zoo\'s, they decide she has to marry rich Steve Harrington (David Niven).\nIn Harrington\'s house she and her sisters meet Steve\'s sister Miriam (Binnie Barnes), who fell for Van Dam Smith.\nMeantime Mike (Stuart Erwin), who the sisters already knew from the Hotel they stayed in California, has reached the Harrington House and has been engaged as a servant.\nIn fact he was in love with Moira and followed her.\nElizabeth sympathizes with Steve Harrington, as it is obvious at a certain point that Pamela and Steve are not matching.\nAnd at the End Pamela explains to her becoming husband Van Dam that "it is just that easy to fall in love with a poor man as a rich one".\nMiriam Harrington has to be satisfied in having a lot of money, but no man.