Brewster's Millions
by Winchell Smith, Byron Ongley


What readers are saying
Readers find Brewster's Millions to be a delightful and humorous read, especially for those familiar with its film adaptations. The concept of a man tasked with spending a million dollars within a year resonates with many, despite some criticisms of its dated language and themes. Overall, the book is appreciated for its light-hearted approach and nostalgic charm, but some caution about its politically incorrect elements.
Synopsis
This interesting young man, Monty Brewster, begins poor and suddenly wakes to find himself heir to $1,000,000.
The first news hardly becomes cold when Monty is called upon by a representative of a law firm with the information that a wealthy uncle whom he had forgotten had died and left his fortune to Monty but with the provision that every cent of the million left by the old man be spent in a year, legitimately, with receipts acceptable to the administrator to show for it.
Monty accepts and gets busy spending that million.
One of the most novel plots ever conceived.
Publication
Brewster's Millions is a comedy play written by Winchell Smith and published by Samuel French (2019).
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