From the Vanderbilt Theater in New York today, we bring you the story of Ned McCobb's Daughter. The tale begins in the prohibition era, in New England. During the roaring twenties, the illicit trade of liquor was booming. All over the country, young men who were ambitious and lawless were discovering that prohibition offered them unexcelled opportunities in a highly lucrative profession, known as bootlegging. We pickup the hero (or villain) of the story, on a foggy June night, somewhere off the coast of Maine...