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Synopsis
Take two dotty old ladies who poison lonely old men as "one of our
little charities", a nephew who thinks he's Theodore Roosevelt, another
who is a drama critic that hates theatre and a third who is a serial
killer, shake them up and you have one of Broadway's funniest and favorite
comedies. Of the dozen or so plays written by Joseph Kesselring, only
"Arsenic and Old Lace" enjoyed any sort of success, but that one was
a real lulu.
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