The longest of the Hepworth film scores, this one was made in 1915 and tells the story of a hen-pecked man who, fed up with being teased by a bachelor friend about his unhappy homelife, sets him up with a feisty girl who pretends to be "ever so gentle". But when the honeymoon is over she turns out to be anything but. It's great fun but not exactly subtle stuff, so I used every musical marriage cliche in the book, plus a few others. Acknowledgement goes mainly to Henry Bishop for "There's No Place Like Home". The rest you can work out for yourself.