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EDWARD GREENMAN is wealthy, respected and a bit conventional. He first met Rose Kransky when she was his wife's social secretary. Until then he had not been completely happy in his marriage, but he was content to let it continue, interesting himself in his business. But Rose has shown him what a normal home life could be. He has watched her with his two children and seen the love which sprang up between them. His character will not let him admit, even to himself, that he is in love with Rose, nor will he take lightly a love which is outside the bounds of convention. At the same time, he is too just to give in to his wife's demands that he send Rose away. (Played by Ken Griffin)
NORMA GREENMAN is Edward Greenman's jealous, possessive wife. Her love for her husband has been demanding and fierce. When Rose came to her home, Norma was immediately aware of the respectful friendship that existed between the girl and her husband. Her tortured mind magnified this friendship, innocent in itself, into the beginnings of a love affair, and the violent scenes she made only made the situation worse by forcing Edward to turn to Rose for sympathy. Recently, it has been learned that Norma is actually mentally ill due to a physical defect. An operation, while it might restore her to normalcy, might also mean her death. Thus, while Norma has been sent to a sanitarium, it wilt be necessary for Edward to make this difficult decision. (Played by Eloise Kummer)
OCTOBER, 1942
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