O. Henry

A cautionary tale about trying to impress a lady and getting the opposite result.

A young man never turns down an opportunity for a true adventure in this O. Henry short story.

O. Henry’s short story shows that the happiest and most contented person is one with the simplest needs.

NR | 16 min 55 sec | Drama, Comedy | 1952 In a rare on-camera appearance as narrator, ...

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