The Lion and the Mouse; a Play in Four Acts

A gripping drama set in New York City's high society, this play tells the story of a young woman who uses her wit and charm to outmaneuver a scheming millionaire. The author, a successful playwright and journalist, draws on his own experiences in the world of New York's elite to create a vivid and compelling portrait of power and privilege. This book is timeless classic of American theater.

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