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Charles Horine


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Readers have mixed feelings about this play. While many enjoy its witty and rollicking comedic style, some find the characters unrelatable and the humor lacking. Overall, it seems to appeal to those who appreciate a historical satire, despite some criticisms of its depth.
Comedy Joseph Fields and Peter de Vries adapted from the novel by Mr. de Vries
Characters: 2 male 4 female Interior Set Tom Ewell played the Broadway part of a suburban husband in a 5 year childless marriage.
He and his wife decide to adopt a baby but a loud mouth neighbor upsets the apple cart when the adoption investigator comes to call.
However not to be outdone Ewell finds himself in the clutches of the investigator who has suddenly turned color.
Later she announces that she is pregnant and is going off to have the baby.
She will see that the man and his wife receive the child in due time through the agency.
Shortly after the baby arrives however the wife learns of the matter and starts packing to go home to Mother.
But it turns out that the adopted baby was not fathered by the husband and also that the wife is now herself pregnant; and matters are mended.
"It offers laugh after laugh."
N.Y.
World Telegram & Sun.
"Offers laugh after laugh."
— New York World Telegram & Sun
The Tunnel Of Love is a American comedy play written by Peter De Vries and published by Samuel French (2011).
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Samuel French · 2011 · 126 pp
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