Miss Harris in the New World
by Peter Maughan
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Pub Date May 23 2024 | Archive Date May 09 2024
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Description
A collection of theatrical misfits goes on tour across the Atlantic in this nostalgic post-war novel sure to delight fans of P. G. Wodehouse
The Red Lion production of Love and Miss Harris is booked to tour America, opening in Manhattan.
On arrival the group finds that it’s not the Manhattan with the Great White Way of Broadway at its glittering heart, but the part between the Bowery and the East River, on the Lower East Side, in a vaudeville venue owned by a local mobster. And when members of a rival gang decide to disrupt the play, the action shifts from the theatre’s state to its auditorium…
Determined to fulfil the rest of their tour dates, the company heads west from New York. Try as they might to shake it off, trouble seems to follow them wherever they go.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781788423090 |
| PRICE | £9.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 224 |
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Featured Reviews
Lisa S, Librarian
Miss Harris in the New World is the second book in The Company of Fools series. It is absolutely delightful! You don't need to read the first book before this one. However, you'll want to because it's so much fun.
Elizabeth Ann S, Reviewer
A totally fun book full of quirky and eccentric characters in the form of a travelling theatre company from the East End of London. This is the second book in a series, I have read the first but do think it does stand alone on it's own merits. A light, quick and entertaining read set in the US in the postwar years.
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