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Excuse Me!
by Rupert Hughes
What unfolds when a diverse group of couples finds themselves stranded on a coast-to-coast train? A whirlwind of hilarity ensues! Among the passengers are a serviceman and his eager bride-to-be, desperate to tie the knot but unable to find a clergyman. Unbeknownst to them, a preacher is traveling incognito with his wife, seeking a carefree getaway. Adding to the chaos is a heartbroken drunk, lamenting his recent separation from his wife, who just so happens to be on the same train. And then theres a confirmed bachelor, who unexpectedly reunites with his long-lost love, a steadfast spinster. The intertwining of these lives creates a rollicking comedy that will keep you entertained. Please note, the narrative includes racial slurs that, while reflective of the eras setting, may be unsettling for modern audiences. (Summary by Bill Boerst)
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
What unfolds when a diverse group of couples finds themselves stranded on a coast-to-coast train? A whirlwind of hilarity ensues! Among the passengers are a serviceman and his eager bride-to-be, desperate to tie the knot but unable to find a clergyman. Unbeknownst to them, a preacher is traveling incognito with his wife, seeking a carefree getaway. Adding to the chaos is a heartbroken drunk, lamenting his recent separation from his wife, who just so happens to be on the same train. And then theres a confirmed bachelor, who unexpectedly reunites with his long-lost love, a steadfast spinster. The intertwining of these lives creates a rollicking comedy that will keep you entertained. Please note, the narrative includes racial slurs that, while reflective of the eras setting, may be unsettling for modern audiences. (Summary by Bill Boerst)
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Rupert Hughes
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