Nat Miller has a problem because his son, Richard, is overly rebellious, following the example of his drunken uncle, Sid Davis.
Nat Miller has a problem because his son, Richard, is overly rebellious, following the example of his drunken uncle, Sid Davis. When David McComber refuses to let his daughter Muriel date Richard, he goes on a binge and consorts with Belle, a "swift babe from New Haven", but when he comes home things are straightened out and his girl Muriel purifies him with a kiss. Such is the plot of, FTP what unusually comedic play by Eugene O'Neill?
Nat Miller has a problem because his son, Richard, is overly rebellious, following the example of his drunken uncle, Sid Davis.
Ah, Wilderness