'When 80-year-old millionaire Jeb Robinjay falls ill, niece Flora and nephew Fred are very concerned because he has willed his entire fortune to a Home for Dogs. Jeb draws up a new will favouring them, but before he signs it receives a visit from an old fishing mate, Nick Winter. Old Nick, who enjoys the simple things in life, persuades Jeb that he is not ready to die yet, and that in fact he's quite well enough to do a spot of fishing. So, in Nick's old jalopy, they go to his broken-down shanty by the river, where, after several whiskies, Nick puts a very merry Jeb to bed. Flora and Fred are only interested in Jeb's money, and fear that he will die before the new will is signed. They hurry after him in their car, little realising the disaster which awaits them on the dark road by the river.'
Source: 'For Next Week', ABC Weekly, 25 November 1950, p.27.
