Originally written in 1933 and reedited by Ayn Rand in 1968, The Night of January 16th is a courtroom trial set in New York City. Bjorn Faulkner, genius financier or swindler of millions, has two women in his life: his new bride, Nancy Lee Faulkner, daughter of the prominent banker, John Graham Whitfield, and Bjorn's long-time secretary and mistress Karen Andre. On the night of January 16th, Faulkner falls to his death from Karen's penthouse apartment. Was it murder, suicide, or something else altogether? Karen is placed on trial with the prosecution claiming she did it out of jealousy since Bjorn no longer wanted a relationship now that he was happily married. In an interesting twist, The audience will be asked to help decide the outcome of the trial.

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