Ah, Wilderness!

New England editor Nat (Lionel Barrymore) hears neighbor McComber (Charley Grapewin) complain about poetry shared by his son, which is genuine Swinburne, he later reads with brother Sid (Wallace Beery), in Ah, Wilderness, 1935, from the Eugene O'Neill play.

New England, 1906, a school dance, Eric Linden as "George," seen as something of a surrogate for the playwright, Cecilia Parker his tentative partner "Muriel," in MGM's hit 1935 version of Eugene O'Neill's only comedy, Ah, Wilderness, 1935.

Graduate Richard (Eric Linden) orates, brother Tommy (Mickey Rooney) horsing around in the audience with Mom (Spring Byington), and father (Lionel Barrymore), following his text, intervenes just in time, in Eugene O'Neill's comedy of New England society, Ah, Wilderness. 1936.

Richard (Eric Linden) arrives home to the Miller clan, Lionel Barrymore and Spring Byington the parents, Bonita Granville his sister, Wallace Beery colorful uncle Sid, Frank Albertson the brother and Aline MacMahon aunt Lily, early in MGM's 1935 version of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness.

A small-town boy (Eric Linden) at the turn of the century, longs for a taste of the wild life in Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness! (1935).