Resolution to this comedy's hijinks is achieved following the arrival of Sir Charles Marlow. The family of Constance Neville, who Mrs. Hardcastle hopes will marry her son, owns a casket of valuable jewels. One the way to the Hardcastle home, Young Marlow and Hastings believe they are lost and stop at The Three Jolly Pigeons where Mrs. Hardcastle's son, Tony Lumpkin, tells them they should stay at 
Resolution to this comedy's hijinks is achieved following the arrival of Sir Charles Marlow. The family of Constance Neville, who Mrs. Hardcastle hopes will marry her son, owns a casket of valuable jewels. One the way to the Hardcastle home, Young Marlow and Hastings believe they are lost and stop at The Three Jolly Pigeons where Mrs. Hardcastle's son, Tony Lumpkin, tells them they should stay at a nearby inn which is actually the Hardcastle home. Subtitled "The Mistakes of the Night" and dedicated to Samuel Johnson --for 10 points-- name this play by Oliver Goldsmith
Resolution to this comedy's hijinks is achieved following the arrival of Sir Charles Marlow.
{She Stoops to Conquer}