'The story dealt with a plausible gent who won a charity competition for "The nicest man in town," the while he ill-treated his wife and family and connoodled with an innocent lady some way out of town, who finally shoots herself. Whereupon, her brother righteously indignant at what has happened to his sister, shoots the nicest man in town and everybody lives happily ever after.'
Source: 'New Session Plugs the Playwright', Advocate, 24 July 1946, p.18.
