The imported bridegroom [WorldCat Entities]

"From a story by Abraham Cahan."
"Film based on the story by Abraham Cahan. Asriel Stroon is a self-made American Jew in turn of the century Boston who returns to the old country in Poland and finds a scholar, Shaye, whom he brings home for his daughter flora."@en
"Asriel Stroon, a widowed landlord in turn-of-the-century America, goes back to the "Old Country" and prays at his father's grave for the Almighty to wipe away his sins. While there, he bids on a bridegroom for his daughter, Flora, but Flora wants to marry an "American" doctor. Asriel's expensive gift to her costs more than the beleagered father paid for."@en
"Asriel Stroon, a widowed landlord in turn-of-the-century America, goes back to the "Old Country" and prays at his father's grave for the Almighty to wipe away his sins. While there, he bids on a bridegroom for his daughter, Flora, but Flora wants to marry an "American" doctor. Asriel's expensive gift to her costs more than the beleagered father paid for."
"At first flora rejects this man whose practices she sees as foreign. shaya becomes interested in secular scholarship - while helping him with English, flora Falls in love with shaya and Encourages him to pursue secular education."@en
"Asriel is now against his daughter's interest in shaya, but has no choice. he discovers that he has to put his own meaning in his life and not try to use someone else to make his life full. age: 14 to adult."@en

The imported bridegroom