An edition of People in a diary (1972)

People in a diary

a memoir

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An edition of People in a diary (1972)

People in a diary

a memoir

[1st ed.]
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Lively memior of the theatrical career of playwright, essayist, and screenwriter Samuel Behrman. Behrman was a well known author of high-toned comedies, often starring Lunt and Fontanne. Behrman's circle of friends ranged from poet Siegfred Sassoon to Alexander Woolcott, and everyone in between. Behrman's book presents character studies of these famous people that are both truthful, but also kind.

A tremendous work for anyone interested in 20th century theater and literature.

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Publisher
Little, Brown
Language
English
Pages
338

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People in a diary: a memoir
1972, Little, Brown
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Published in
Boston

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
812/.5/2, B
Library of Congress
PS3503.E37 Z5

The Physical Object

Pagination
338 p.
Number of pages
338

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5710018M
Internet Archive
peopleindiary00snbe
LCCN
70186968
OCLC/WorldCat
340314
Library Thing
808730

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