Paint and Piano

After hearing silly rumors about her daughters becoming spinsters, Mrs. Hudson determines to host parties wherein every eligible bachelor in the territory is invited to consider her beautiful Cadence and Florence, who are as differing in temperaments as they are identical in appearance. Always measured, living as exactingly as she plays piano, with practiced precision and thoughtful thoroughness, Cadence must realize a way to release her heart enough to accept the love that is destined to be hers. Throwing herself into life in the passionate way she paints, Florence must learn to temper her heart with a little judicial prudence in order to enable herself to recognize her truest love. Uncooperative Cadence turns away a worthy suitor while Florence follows her heart into injury. Mrs. Hudson is all frustration! The twins finally discover that happiness in love may not always be found by following either their hearts or heads independently, but by learning how to listen to both in balance.