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A close-knit group of Yiddish theatre people—amiable squatters and regulars at a Second Avenue restaurant—conducts business in bursts of temperament. Their cafe community is clannish, emotional, cultivated, and loyal to Second Avenue.
In a small Oklahoma town in the early 1920s, Cora Flood considers leaving her traveling-salesman husband after suspecting an affair, while their children face their own troubles and Rubin returns after losing his job.
A close-knit group of Yiddish theatre people—amiable squatters and regulars at a Second Avenue restaurant—conducts business in bursts of temperament. Their cafe community is clannish, emotional, cultivated, and loyal to Second Avenue.
In a small Oklahoma town in the early 1920s, Cora Flood considers leaving her traveling-salesman husband after suspecting an affair, while their children face their own troubles and Rubin returns after losing his job.