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Retrieve it. Who was Githa Sowerby? Sowerby was born in in Gateshead, England, into the Sowerbys, a glass-making family.

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Help us build the largest biographies collection on the web! Add a New Bio. Sowerby and Amy Margaret Hewison, owners of a successful glass-making business. She married John Kendall in and bore one daughter, Joan Smith, who lives in London at the time of this writing Githa was a member of the Fabian society, an organization that promoted the advancement of Democratic Socialism through gradualism.

Once word got out that a woman had written Rutherford and Son , Githa could no longer avoid the spotlight. She appealed to the working class of the day, and her play ran for more than performances.

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Wikimedia Commons Wikisource Wikidata item. English playwright, children's writer and member of the Fabian Society. He argues that this is needed to save the business, which he tells him has been losing money for seven years. When Martin has left, Janet comes in and Rutherford asks her how long it has been going on. She does not attempt to deny the affair, and tells her father what she has long wanted to say to him about her life and how he bullies her and her brothers.

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Rutherford tells her that she may stay the night, but when he comes home tomorrow she is to be gone and will never be mentioned in the house again. In the morning Janet is euphoric about her coming freedom and new life with Martin. Martin comes in dazed: after he delivered the recipe, Rutherford dismissed him. He does not respond to Janet's euphoria at all; but he says he will make an honest woman of her, and tries to give her some money.

She eventually realises that her dream is not to be, and leaves the house alone. Martin has come not to see Janet, but to tell John that he has betrayed him. John is furious and despairs, thinking that his one hope of a life of his own has vanished.

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He steals all the money he finds in his father's desk, against his wife's begging him not to: he is convinced that by right it is his. He is talking of their going to Canada to make a new life; but Mary persuades him that it is better for him to go alone, and send for her and Tony when he is established. With all three children gone, Mary speaks up to Rutherford, and offers him a bargain: if he will keep and clothe her and her son for ten years, she will then hand the boy over to him entirely to be trained to take over the business.

Rutherford accepts, and tells her "I'm known as a hard man. But I don't know that I could have stood there and spoken as you have". The play's modern revival did not get underway until when a production by the feminist theatre company Mrs Worthington's Daughters directed by Julie Holledge was staged at the Royal Court Upstairs before going on tour.