TWIN PINES
By
The personal fingerprint in some incidents of conjugal conflict and comedy in the suburban lives of the Osbornes. You'll find none of the blithe beguilement of the Cugat- but a certain recognition in Horace and Susie Osborne, their youngsters Ronnie and Liddie. How Mr. Osborne is defeated when his family insist on a station wagon; how he spends a sejour in the guest room after a Princeton reunion; how he fights it out with progressive education but fails with psychiatric methods when applied to Ronnie; of Liddie's first dance, first date, and eventually her war wedding; etc. etc. The well kept middle class family- from station wagon to rumpus room- as their problems and predicaments provide humor- on the hearty side- and familiarity. More for rent-than sale.