Answer:
Morgan's drugstore
Explanation:
Our Town is a film adapted from Thornton Wilder's award-winning play, first staged in January 1938. The screen adaptation was made by the author himself, with the help of two other writers. One of them, Frank Craven, who had also performed in the theatrical version as Stage Manager (narrator and commentator of the action), now plays a pharmacist.
In this film the pharmacist Morgan tells what life is like in a small inner city of New Hampshire in the early twentieth century. He focuses on the unchanging daily life of several inhabitants and turns his attention to George, the son of Dr. Gibbs, and Emily, the daughter of the owner of the local newspaper. The two are young and see each other at Morgan's pharmacy, and they fall in love.
