STREET SONG - Susan's parents had wanted a son... and they did little to hide their disappointment in having a daughter and as soon as decently possible they packed her off to boarding school. In the tradition-bound Scotland of the 1940s there was no place for a woman like Susan but she was determined to find one - even if it meant beating her parents at their own game.... THE PRINCESS OF POOR STREET - They called it Black Friday in Parr Street when the factory closed; and whole families in the slums of Depression-era Glasgow felt the cruel sting of despair. But young Ken Blacklaws had steel in his veins: 'I'm going to make something of my life,' he would tell Vicky Devine with passion and a dangerous fire in his eyes. Maybe that's why she loved him so much....