A Girl in Trouble (6 Feb. 2000)

As Ollie helps Grace find a car, she unwittingly becomes a wedge between Ollie and Marjorie. But Ollie confesses to Marjorie that what looks like doting on Grace is just doing some ... See full summary »

Director:

Ken Jubenvill

Writers:

Kevin Sullivan (creator), Kelly Rebar,

Stars:

Shirley Douglas, Kathryn Greenwood, Dylan Provencher

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Shirley Douglas	...	May Bailey (credit only)
Kathryn Greenwood	...	Grace Bailey
Dylan Provencher	...	Hub Bailey
Tyrone Savage	...	Fat Bailey
James Carroll	...	Max Sutton
Robin Craig	...	Toppy Bailey
Julia Chantrey	...	Alice MacFarlane
Dalene Irvine	...	Maisey McGinty
Neil Crone	...	Ollie Jefferson
Sally Cahill	...	Marjorie Jefferson
Richard Donat	...	Eugene MacFarlane
Maggie Huculak	...	Lorna MacFarlane
Moira Wylie	...	Old Roolie

Storyline

As Ollie helps Grace find a car, she unwittingly becomes a wedge between Ollie and Marjorie. But Ollie confesses to Marjorie that what looks like doting on Grace is just doing some activities that are enjoyable to him regardless of the person. Alice returns to New Bedford to live with her impoverished mother, Lorna, and drunkard father, Eugene. Alice has been telling everyone that she left her cousin's farm on her own accord, but she confides to Hub that she was kicked out because she's pregnant. Hub will do whatever he can to help her out, even offering to marry her. But Alice, under the guise of needing money to take the train to live with an aunt in Buffalo, decides the best thing to do is to get an illegal abortion. Not knowing what to do, Hub finally confides to Grace, who in turn confronts Alice for using Hub. Alice in turn accuses Grace of not ever taking any responsibility in her own life, which Grace admits to herself is the truth. This accusation helps in both mending her ...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 February 2000 (Canada)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Sullivan Entertainment, Wind At My Back Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min 60 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Lady and Gent (1932)

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