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Drama
Krutch, Joseph Wood | April 27, 1927 issue

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The article presents information about playwright S.N. Behrman's tenuous little comedy "The Second Man," directed by Philip Moeller and by the suave acting of an excellent company, among the members of which actor Alfred Lunt seems particularly at home in his role. The plot, concerning itself with the successful effort of an honest and amiable but indolent short-story winter to disentangle himself from the determined embraces of an infatuated flapper in order that he may marry an old friend with an income, is developed with liveliness rather than with any remarkable inevitability.

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SECOND Man, The (Theatrical production); BEHRMAN, S. N.; LUNT, Alfred; COMEDY; CULTURAL industries; DRAMATISTS
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