A Tailor-Made Man
by Harry James Smith

Synopsis
The leading role is that of John Paul Bart, an ambitious young assistant in a tailor shop.
Fortune knocks at his door when a customer, preparing to attend a reception at the house of wealthy folk, leaves his evening outfit in the shop.
Bart, who has wasted time doing trivial things instead of the important ones, steps into the clothes, looks over the notes on life he has jotted down, and goes to the party.
Under cover of his tailor-made camouflage, his progress is phenomenal.
Of course he wins both in love and in business.
Publication
A Tailor-Made Man is a comedy play written by Harry James Smith and published by Samuel French.
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