Jeeves and Wooster : Pauline Stoker Returns (1930)
Jeeves And Wooster (Series 2) The Return of Pauline Stoker Situation comedy, set in 1930s England. By the master of humour, P G Wodehouse . Lord Chufnell extends an invitation for Bertie Wooster and his valet, Jeeves, to visit his ancestral pile in Chufnell Regis for the weekend. Unfortunately, the other guests all seem to take an instant dislike to Bertie. He becomes reacquainted with his old foe Sir Roderick Glossop, who is attempting to buy Chufnell Hall from Chuffy. And the reappearance of Bertie's former fiance, Pauline Stoker, further threatens to dampen relations, as she comes complete
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