Along the Ridge

Streeter, Edward

Harpercollins

Collected Works of Edward Streeter

History

BiblioLife

The 50th anniversary edition of Edward Streeter's heartwarming classic, Father of the Bride. 
 Poor Mr. Banks! His jacket is too tight, he can't get a cocktail, and he's footing the bill....He's the father of the bride. 
 Stanley Banks is just your ordinary suburban dad. He's the kind of guy who believes that weddings are simple affairs in which two people get married. But when daddy's little girl announces her engagement to Buckley, Mr. Banks feels like his life has been turned upside down. And any man with a daughter can appreciate Mr. Banks's feelings. 
 Kay: Now, Pops, please. If we're going -- 
 Mr. Banks: -- and what's his last name? I hope it's better than his first one. 
 Kay: Pops, I'm not going to sit here -- 
 Mr. Banks: -- and where the hell does he come from -- and who does he think is going to support him? If it's me he's got another guess coming. And who in God's name -- 
 To say the least, Mr. Banks isn't taking it well, and to make matters worse, he must host cocktail parties with the in-laws-to-be, initiate financial planning talks with Buckley, and moderate family conferences on who will be invited to the reception. 
 Who can blame him when he sinks so low as to offer Kay $1500 to elope? 
 But Mr. Banks holds his peace, and when the last wedding guest has departed from his confetti-matted house, he has his memories, and you have a merry record of his tribulations.

Father of the Bride - Acting Edition

Literature & Fiction

Caroline Francke

Francke, Caroline

Dramas & Plays

Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Book by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel by Edward Streeter, Leslie, F. Andrew, Streeter, Edward

Mr. Hobbs' Vacation.

Leslie, F. Andrew

F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel by Edward Streeter

Father of the Bride

Thorndike Pr

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Literary

Legare Street Press

Love Letters of Bill to Mable; Comprising Dere Mable, "Thats me all Over, Mable," "Same old Bill, eh Mable!"

Military

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