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Drama
Krutch, Joseph Wood | December 11, 1935 issue

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The article presents views of the author on plays in which U.S. playwright George Kaufman has had a hand. I always come away with the feeling that I must be an ungrateful wretch. Almost invariably I have passed a very agreeable evening and almost invariably I continue to quote some of the choicer witticisms until at last the time comes-as it nearly always does-when it is impossible any longer to find anyone who has not seen the successful play. Yet I can seldom write about his latest offering with the enthusiasm which perhaps I ought to show. When one has said that it is tremendously clever and tremendously amusing one seems to have said all.

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KAUFMAN, George; DRAMA; LITERATURE; PERFORMING arts; ENTHUSIASM; ARTS
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