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Play No: 153 Mrs. Ramsay has a sharp tongue and tries to run everybody's affairs. There is nothing she does not know or cannot do. She has a finger ...
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John McFarlane is a good grocer but a bad orator. He is asked to make a speech at the opening of the new hall. With the help of a book on Public ...
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Old Aunt Mary dies, leaving a will bequeathing her money (?20) and belongings to Jean Wylie, a neighbour who has looked after her. Her nieces ...
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This is a picture of old Scottish life at a time when hand loom weaving was at its peak and the Paisley shawl was the hallmark of respectability, ...
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The Women's Guild is arranging a social to welcome the new minister and present him with robes. The honour of presentation obviously belongs to Mrs. ...
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The day of the roup is the source of amusement to many but one of great sadness to the elderly couple selling up. Their son, Lachie, disappeared ...
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To a lawyer's office in a small Irish town, come various witnesses to help in establishing which of the twin daughters of the late Anthony Sullivan, ...
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Margaret, all set for a big wedding, is showing her presents. Two are not on view -- an antique teapot, which Margaret despises as being too small a ...
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Jeanie, the village doctor's housekeeper, considers that single blessedness is a disgrace to a woman. With the help of a cup-reading friend, she ...
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The Andersons move from a tenement to one of " the new houses''. Mrs. Anderson plunges into the eternal competition of being upsides with her ...
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