Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? The Man Who Made Sinatra Laugh

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BONUS: In today's final episode with comedian, Tom Dreesen, The Quest Express reveals stories from Dreesen's "Sinatra era" when he toured the globe with Frank for over 13 years. You'll hear Sinatra stories from behind the curtain, and have the opportunity to join the waiting list for an exclusive private event in your own home or another iconic venue with Tom Dreesen, Sinatra's right-hand man.
Interested in bringing "The Chairman & The Comedian" back together? Host a dinner party that will leave an indelible impression on your guests proving the best is yet to come. Invite a few people to dinner, and blow their minds. Through The Dinner Story's exclusive arrangement, Tom Dreesen will surprise your guests and perform his unique one-man show while each guest travels back in time.
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BIO:
Tom Dreesen left his hometown of Harvey, Illinois over 45 years ago to seek fame and fortune in Hollywood. Since that time, he has made over 500 appearances on national television as a standup comedian, including 61 appearances on The Tonight Show. He was a favorite guest of David Letterman and often hosted the show during David’s absence. For years, he has been a regular in all of the main showrooms in Las Vegas performing with Sammy Davis Jr., Lisa Minnelli, Natalie Cole, Smokey Robinson, Mac Davis, Tony Orlando and for 14 years toured the nation as the opening act for Frank Sinatra.

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