Horowitz and Mrs. Washington
Henry Denker
Horowitz and Mrs Washington
by Henry Denker
Synopsis
Samuel Horowitz is a Jewish widower living alone in Manhattan.
He's not known for his tolerance toward others.
But his tolerance faces the ultimate test when he's mugged by black men, slashed in the face, and suffers a stroke in the hospital afterwards.
Upon his return home, his son places him in the care of a practical nurse named Harriet Washington - a black woman.
The relationship between Horowitz and Mrs. Washington is rocky at first, but eventually the two join forces against a foe much more formidable than intolerance or disability.
It's a show filled with laughter and emotion.
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1980
Binding Paperback
Pages 74
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573610479
ISBN-10 0573610479
LCCN 80149637
LCC PS3507.E5475 H6
DCC 812/.54
Horowitz and Mrs Washington is a American comedy play written by Henry Denker and published by Samuel French in New York (1980).
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