'The setting is typically Australian - among the tea-tree on the Mornington Peninsula. A young married couple camp there away from all home influences so that they can settle one of the big problems of their life--whether the husband should accept a more lucrative position that has been offered him. '
Source: 'Distinctive Literature', The Herald, 22 Nov. 1934, p. 14.
Characters: the husband, the wife, and a stranger.
First played at 3LO, Melbourne on 4 January 1935.
Director: Frank D. Clewlow
Source: 'Winning Entries in Play Competition', The Newcastle Sun, 26 Dec. 1934, p. 3.
Replayed at 4QG, Brisbane on 16 February 1935 at 9pm.
