by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Dramatised by Peter Nichols
Starring Shirley Knight
Tales of the Twenties

"Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me..."
Fitzgerald could have been describing Emily Castleton, one of his most fabulous flappers. This arch-type of the poor little rich girl was different from everyone. At twenty-four, Emily's score was one affair, many engagements, and an embittered heart when she settled for Brevoort Blair - the catch of the year.
A quarter of a million dollars' worth of gifts poured in. A thousand guests crowded the church. The music began. But no bride came down the aisle, for Emily had left for Europe to find her destiny...
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