Tom, Dick and Harry
By:Ray Cooney,Michael Cooney
Published on 2007-01-01 by Samuel French, Inc.
A hillarious story of three brothers. Tom and his wife are about to adopt a baby and are anxious to make a good impression on the woman from the adoption agency who has arrived to check their home and lifestyle. Unfortunately, Tom's brother Dick, who has stashed boxes of smuggled brandy and cigarettes in the house, and his brother Harry, who is in possession of a cadaver, hopelessly complicate the visit.
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