Edward Salisbury Field

Edward Salisbury Field
Edward Salisbury Field (1878–1936) was an American writer, playwright, and screenwriter. He began his career as a newspaper cartoonist before turning to writing novels and plays, including "A Six Cylinder Courtship" and "Wedding Bells." Field also worked in Hollywood during the silent film era, contributing scripts for various productions. He was known for his wit and lighthearted romantic comedies, reflecting the style of early 20th-century American theater and cinema.

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Cupid's Understudy

Cupid's Understudy

by: Edward Salisbury Field
Chapter One If Dad had been a coal baron, like Mr. Tudor Carstairs, or a stock-watering captain of industry, like Mrs. Sanderson-Spear's husband, or descended from a long line of whisky distillers, like Mrs. Carmichael Porter, why, then his little Elizabeth would have been allowed the to sit in seat of the scornful with the rest of the Four Hundred, and this story would never have been written.... more...