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Elementary, My Dear Groucho: A Mystery featuring Groucho Marx
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Elementary, My Dear Groucho: A Mystery featuring Groucho Marx
Current price: $17.59
Original price: $21.99


Elementary, My Dear Groucho: A Mystery featuring Groucho Marx
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When a body is found in Holmes's 221B Baker Street lodgings on the set at Mammoth Studios during the shooting of The Valley of Fear , Groucho Marx and his sidekick Frank Denby begin investigating, in Ron Goulart's hilarious mystery Elementary, My Dear Groucho .
The victim is the German emigre director of the movie who was found in the great detective's favorite armchair, stabbed in the chest with Holmes's pearl-handled letter opener. There is another murder but it takes more than murder to stifle Groucho's quips or to quiet the laughter this surprising reincarnation inspires.
"Chance meetings with celebrities and Groucho's constant wordplay keep the action light and snappy." - Publishers Weekly
When a body is found in Holmes's 221B Baker Street lodgings on the set at Mammoth Studios during the shooting of The Valley of Fear , Groucho Marx and his sidekick Frank Denby begin investigating, in Ron Goulart's hilarious mystery Elementary, My Dear Groucho .
The victim is the German emigre director of the movie who was found in the great detective's favorite armchair, stabbed in the chest with Holmes's pearl-handled letter opener. There is another murder but it takes more than murder to stifle Groucho's quips or to quiet the laughter this surprising reincarnation inspires.
"Chance meetings with celebrities and Groucho's constant wordplay keep the action light and snappy." - Publishers Weekly


















