Miller has stayed with his troupe at the White Road Hotel for a long time and owes a lot of money, and he is looking forward to sponsors supporting his new play so that he can repay the debt. The hotel manager lost confidence and patience with the sponsors he said and asked them to leave the hotel. The new playwright Davis, also a penniless poor boy, came all the way to Miller, hoping to get paid, but was very disappointed. The hotel refused to provide them with food. Miller tried his best to keep the actors off the street. Finally, Mr. Jenkins was willing to sponsor their performance. Just when they were partying excitedly, the bank was instructed not to cash checks. Miller, they went crazy. He took the check and asked Mr. Wagner to give them some money in advance so that the show could be staged as scheduled. When Wagner learned that the check was worthless, he was so surprised that he detained Miller and his gang. Miller tried his best to deal with Wagner in the hope that the performance would be a success. The actors lived up to expectations and won the applause of the audience.
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