BOSTON STORY, A

by Gow, Ronald

Roger has an extraordinary theory that it should be possible to teach a young woman to fall in love with him. Having failed with Isabel, he decides to try the experiment with Nora, his ward. He enlists the help of his cousin, Herbert and also Isabel, but unfortunately the arrival of George, a handsome scoundrel and a distant cousin of Nora, upsets matters. Nora is sent away to Europe and when she returns as a beautiful young woman, we are kept in hilarious doubt until the final curtain as to who will win her in the end.