Broken Dishes
by Martin Flavin
Synopsis
One of the hits of the 1929-30 season in New York, this play brought attention to then-newcomer Bette Davis.
It is an amusing picture of a henpecked man with a shrewish wife constantly harping on the man she might've married.
Aided by her father, the daughter asserts her independence by wedding a man she loves over her mother's objections.
When the mother's "perfect man" from the past reappears, he is a penniless fugitive from justice.
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Broken Dishes is a comedy play written by Martin Flavin and published by Samuel French.
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