When the poor inventor, Eugene Morgan embarrasses Isabel, the daughter of a general and niece of a senator, she chooses to marry the wealthy, but dull Wilbur Minafer instead.
When the poor inventor, Eugene Morgan embarrasses Isabel, the daughter of a general and niece of a senator, she chooses to marry the wealthy, but dull Wilbur Minafer instead. Years later, Eugene, a widower, returns to Indianapolis with his daughter Lucy as a wealthy auto-maker, and once again woos the widowed Isabel. Though she wishes to marry him, her spoiled son George and spinster sister Fanny, sabotage the relationship. The haughty George finally gets his comeuppance as Isabel dies, the family fortune is lost, and the auto replaces the carriage. FTP, identify this Booth Tarkington novel later made into a 1942 film by Orson Welles.
When the poor inventor, Eugene Morgan embarrasses Isabel, the daughter of a general and niece of a senator, she chooses to marry the wealthy, but dull Wilbur Minafer instead.
The Magnificent Ambersons