Over Twenty-One (1944) sourced from rare flyer

Ruth Gordon’s hilarious wartime drawing-room comedy hit 'Over Twenty-One' completed a celebrated original Broadway premiere at the Music Box Theatre in 1944, running for an astonishing 473 performances under the banner of producer Max Gordon. The breathless farcical plot unfolds entirely inside a cramped, sun-scorched wooden bungalow cabin lot near a military training base, tracking a brilliant liberal woman editor who scrambles to help her middle-aged husband hit his officer candidate school metrics. Sourced directly from a rare flyer.