Wax Fruit: Antimacassar City
Clara Glynn's dramatisation of Guy McCrone's novel. Phoebe Moorhouse, aged 10, lives on a farm in 1870s Ayrshire. But when tragedy strikes the future becomes uncertain
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Tragedy strikes 10-year-old Phoebe Moorhouse in 1870s Ayrshire.
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Henry Hayburn has been hit by tragedy, and Phoebe must make a life changing decision.
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10-year-old Phoebe moves to Glasgow to live with her brother Arthur and his wife Bel.
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Phoebe is enjoying Glasgow and helping to look after her 3-year-old nephew Wee Arthur.
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Following the disappearance of Wee Arthur, Phoebe sets out to look for him in the slums.
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After her attempt to rescue Wee Arthur, Phoebe is sent to recuperate on the family farm.
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Arthur's wife wants to move to the better side of Glasgow. But can Arthur afford it?
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Henry Hayburn has taken a shine to Phoebe, but will his mother approve of the liaison?
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As snow brings Glasgow to a standstill Phoebe finds she's melted a young man's heart.
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Having refused Henry Hayburn's proposals of marriage Phoebe is left confused.
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A tale of social ambition and family love set in the boom town of Glasgow in the 1870s.
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A tale of social ambition and family love set in the boom town of Glasgow in the 1870s.