Spring and Port Wine
by Bill Naughton
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Readers have mixed feelings about the play. Many appreciate its nostalgic value and strong characterization, while some find the story dull and lacking excitement, particularly those who encountered it in school.
Synopsis
Rafe Crompton is not a stern man but has such unswerving integrity that his family is forced to hide slight peccadilloes from him.
His daughter Hilda particularly resents this and her refusal to eat a herring that is placed before her at dinner makes the situation explosive.
The family is almost broken up before Rafe is made to see the dangers in his attitudes, and they are reunited in an atmosphere more progressive and tolerant.4 women, 4 men
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Spring and Port Wine is a British comedy play written by Bill Naughton and published by Samuel French in London (1967).
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Samuel French · 1967 · 86 pp
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