Elmer Rice
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Elmer Rice (b. Elmer L. Reizenstein, September 28, 1892, New York, New York; d. May 8, 1967, Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK) was an early 20th century American playwright. He was married to actress Betty Field.
[edit] Works
- On Trial (1914)
- The Home of the Free (1917)
- Wake Up, Jonathan (with Hatcher Hughes, 1921)
- The Adding Machine (1923)
- Street Scene (1929) won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama
- Counselor-At-Law (1931)
- We, The People (1933)
- A New Life (1943)
- Dream Girl (1945)
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