The Paisley Convertible
by Harry Cauley
Synopsis
Charlie is an intern and his bride Amy is an artist who spends half her time selling cosmetics door to door and the rest trying to find out what went on between Charlie and his former fiancee.
During their two month's anniversary celebration, her former boy friend calls unexpectedly to deliver a belated wedding gift: Amy's nude sketches of him done when she was sharing his apartment.
Another surprise Amy's mother arrives a day earlier than expected.
One misunderstanding leads to another and the young couple separates.
A happy ending finds the young couple back together.
Press Reviews
"Inescapably disarming."
— New York Post
Publication
The Paisley Convertible is a comedy play written by Harry Cauley and published by Samuel French (1967).
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Samuel French · 1967 · 77 pp
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