This work was adapted into a Bing Crosby comedy entitled We're Not Dressing.
This work was adapted into a Bing Crosby comedy entitled We're Not Dressing. Ending at Loam Hall, where Lady Mary prepares to marry Lord Brocklehurst despite her previous affair with the titular character, this work may be based on Ludwig Fulda's Robinson's Eiland, about a shipwrecked group that falls under the leadership of a secretary. FTP, identify this play whose titular servant takes his name from a famous Scot polymath, a comedy by J.M. Barrie.
This work was adapted into a Bing Crosby comedy entitled We're Not Dressing.
The Admirable Crichton