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A mountain couple arrives at a makeshift court demanding a divorce, only to discover that separation may be harder than marriage.
Two working New Yorkers spend a week pretending to be wealthy guests at a Broadway hotel and find an unexpected kindred spirit.
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.
Bingo's latest romance sends Bertie to his skeptical uncle, where an old impersonation threatens the marriage.
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.
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.
Determined to solve a problem without Jeeves, Bertie devises a plan to help Bingo win Honoria Glossop—and avoid her himself.
Bertie backs a village sermon contest, but the clergy keep upsetting his carefully calculated odds.
Sippy cannot refuse his old headmaster or tell a poet he loves her, so Bertie tries to cure both problems with a bag of flour.
Bingo tries to win Mary with a village Christmas show, while a rival and a bookmaker watch his every move.
Biffy has lost the woman he loves and is engaged to another. Bertie’s rescue plan takes them to a crowded exhibition.
