Elizabeth Gilbert loves New York City. Her exuberant best-seller celebrates the
crazy life style of Broadway during World War II. When 19-year-old Vivian Morris gets expelled
from Vassar, her parents send her to live in New York with her father’s
sister—Aunt Peg. Peg owns a run-down theater in Hell’s Kitchen and Vivian
loves the action. She rooms with a show
girl and goes out every night, having the time of her life. Aunt Peg hires Vivian to create some costumes
but soon the naïve youngster causes a scandal. Gilbert’s book is just plain fun.
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