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When Asa Trenchard, a boorish but honest Vermont cousin, arrives in England to claim a family estate, he helps his aristocratic relatives escape financial ruin and thwart the scheming Coyle. Asa burns the inheritance that would displace his impoverished cousin Mary, and the play ends with several couples marrying.
While attending the theatre Charles II takes a fancy to one of the actresses, Frances Stewart, and pursues her. However, she is in love with the Duke of Richmond, leading to an awkward rejection. However, Nell Gwyn manages to resolve matters, leading to a happy ending.
A young man is framed with a forged banknote and imprisoned. After his release, a blackmailer pressures him to join a robbery, but a detective helps him expose the criminals and restore his reputation.
When Asa Trenchard, a boorish but honest Vermont cousin, arrives in England to claim a family estate, he helps his aristocratic relatives escape financial ruin and thwart the scheming Coyle. Asa burns the inheritance that would displace his impoverished cousin Mary, and the play ends with several couples marrying.
While attending the theatre Charles II takes a fancy to one of the actresses, Frances Stewart, and pursues her. However, she is in love with the Duke of Richmond, leading to an awkward rejection. However, Nell Gwyn manages to resolve matters, leading to a happy ending.
A young man is framed with a forged banknote and imprisoned. After his release, a blackmailer pressures him to join a robbery, but a detective helps him expose the criminals and restore his reputation.