One Thousand Dollars and Other Plays. O. Henry

      O. HENRY

      ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND OTHER PLAYS

      ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND OTHER PLAYS

      Richard Rockwell’s father is one of the richest men in New York. He thinks that money can buy anything you want. It certainly helps with most things, but can it buy love for young Richard?

      Bobby Gillian has a different problem. His uncle left him a thousand dollars in his will, and Bobby doesn’t know what to spend it on. People think that he is only interested in girls, champagne, and betting on horses, but perhaps there is more to him than that.

      For Towers Chandler and Miss Martha, money is less important than love. But they both discover the sad truth that it is only too easy to say or do the wrong thing, and lose their chance of love.