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Love in Connecticut
Krutch, Joseph Wood | May 1, 1937 issue

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Any readers who may have missed the drama column during the last few weeks do not really know what they have been missing. The plays that bloom in the spring are usually somewhat less welcome than the flowers of the same season, and in 1937, nearly all of them have been skunk-cabbages play titled, Penny Wise, deserves encouragement. The scene is a philandering playwright's summer home in Connecticut and the atmosphere is strictly vernal. Two of the playwright's ex-loves try to explain to a prospective third just how it is that plans to confess all to his flibbertigibbet wife and to run off to Brittany, France, always come to naught, but she has to learn for herself.

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PENNY Wise (Theatrical production); DRAMA; DRAMATISTS; WIVES; PERFORMING arts; ARTS
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