A Gold Mine
A generous American visiting England to sell a gold mine falls in love with a widow and sells the mine for half its value to pay her younger relative's debts; the widow protects him from the consequences of his generosity.
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A generous American visiting England to sell a gold mine falls in love with a widow and sells the mine for half its value to pay her younger relative's debts; the widow protects him from the consequences of his generosity.
Vivacious Lady Molly Martingale disguises herself as a man to win the man she loves.
Samuel Plastrick, a Jewish immigrant from Posen who works as a traveling salesman, became the play’s comic central character. The work invited audiences to laugh with him rather than at him, presenting an unusual positive portrayal for its period while using humor shaped by Jewish music-hall traditions.
A generous American visiting England to sell a gold mine falls in love with a widow and sells the mine for half its value to pay her younger relative's debts; the widow protects him from the consequences of his generosity.
Vivacious Lady Molly Martingale disguises herself as a man to win the man she loves.
Samuel Plastrick, a Jewish immigrant from Posen who works as a traveling salesman, became the play’s comic central character. The work invited audiences to laugh with him rather than at him, presenting an unusual positive portrayal for its period while using humor shaped by Jewish music-hall traditions.