No Hard Feelings A Comedy in Two Acts

A middle aged electrical fixtures tycoon is a smug man. Just as soon as their daughter's wedding day passes, his wife walks out on him just as George, played in the Broadway production by Eddie Albert, is looking forward to their old age together. She, played on Broadway by Nanette Fabray, leaves him to join her lover, a Greek waiter who lives on the souvlaki side of Manhattan. George tries to win her back, but she bears the child of her lover and, to make matters worse, his daughter is noticeably expecting much sooner than the marriage date would naturally allow. George faces his chauvinism, egocentrism and paranoia in this charming and delightful comedy.