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Drama
Krutch, Joseph Wood | February 1, 1933 issue

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The article presents information about several theatrical productions. "Foolscap" is a fairly amusing comedy but one which, nevertheless, does not quite live up to the hopes one forms during the promising first act. The author sets Pirandello and Bernard Shaw to collaborating on a play to be performed by the inmates of an insane asylum and that sounds like the beginning of an amusing satire. Another drama "Two Strange Women" is the kind of play about quaintly sinister mountaineers and wicked city folk which little theaters used to love to give.

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DRAMA; FOOLSCAP (Theatrical production); TWO Strange Women (Theatrical production); PERFORMING arts; THEATER; ARTS
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