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Two struggling women share a makeshift stew, while a mysterious stranger arrives carrying the one ingredient they lack.
Two young working women pursue very different futures in a city where wages, style, and marriage all promise escape.
A mountain couple arrives at a makeshift court demanding a divorce, only to discover that separation may be harder than marriage.
A grieving Irishman treats a palmist’s predictions as a treasure map and pursues the stranger meant to bring him luck.
Two working New Yorkers spend a week pretending to be wealthy guests at a Broadway hotel and find an unexpected kindred spirit.
Every Thanksgiving, a wealthy old man takes a homeless stranger to dinner, preserving a private tradition neither can bear to break.
A chance meeting in a city park lets two strangers imagine love beyond the boundaries of wealth and social rank.
A lonely baker imagines that a quiet customer is a struggling artist and finds a tender way to help him.
Aunt Agatha summons Bertie to a French resort and promotes a marriage he does not want, while Jeeves questions his holiday wardrobe.
When Bertie says he wants a house full of children, a stop at a girls’ school puts the idea to a test.
Bingo's latest romance sends Bertie to his skeptical uncle, where an old impersonation threatens the marriage.
Rosie plans to publish a private account of her marriage, and Bingo recruits Bertie to keep it out of print.
Bingo falls for a revolutionary's daughter and joins her father's cause, even as he bets on a horse owned by his wealthy uncle.
Bertie travels to New York to rescue his cousin from a vaudeville romance, only to find Gussie aiming for a spot onstage himself.
Bertie's attempt to mend Freddie's broken engagement leaves him responsible for a stranger's child at the seaside.
On his first week in Bertie's service, Jeeves faces a stolen manuscript, a demanding fiancée, and a check suit he cannot approve.
Aunt Agatha asks Bertie to look after an English visitor in New York, then warns him to keep the young man away from the stage.
To keep his allowance, Bicky must convince his miserly duke of an uncle that he's prospering in New York. Jeeves has an idea.
Aunt Agatha wants Bertie to impress a Cabinet minister just as her son decides to punish the man for catching him smoking.
Bertie agrees to house a sheltered young lord in New York, then discovers that the guest has plans his mother never imagined.
At a Christmas house party, Bertie pursues Roberta, plots revenge on Tuppy, and tries to stay in Sir Roderick’s good graces.
When Bingo falls for a waitress, Jeeves proposes a reading list to persuade his wealthy uncle that class should not stand in love's way.
An artist needs his wealthy uncle's approval to marry, so Bertie brings in Jeeves to find a way past the man's stubbornness.
Determined to solve a problem without Jeeves, Bertie devises a plan to help Bingo win Honoria Glossop—and avoid her himself.
