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Peter, a talented but struggling composer, finds himself in a difficult position when he must rely entirely on the financial support of his wealthier wife, Phil. The narrative explores the tension and "discord" that arises in their marriage due to this financial imbalance and the pressures of his pursuit of musical success.
Cast
Owen Nares, Benita Hume, Harold Huth, Clifford Heatherley, O.B. Clarence, Aubrey Fitzgerald
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