No Time for Comedy

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No Time for Comedy

play by Behrman

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S.N. Behrman
In response, Behrman wrote No Time for Comedy (1939), in which the protagonist, an author of light comedy, criticizes himself for his failure to address effectively serious contemporary problems. His work is closely associated with the Theatre Guild.
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In response, Behrman wrote No Time for Comedy (1939), in which the protagonist, an author of light comedy, criticizes himself for his failure to address effectively serious contemporary problems. His work is closely associated with the Theatre Guild.
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William Keighley
Behrman play about a pretentious playwright, teamed James Stewart and Rosalind Russell. In 1941 Keighey directed both the romantic drama Four Mothers, a sequel to Curtiz’s Four Wives (1939), and The Bride Came C.O.D., a screwball comedy notable for the pairing of Cagney and Bette Davis.…
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Behrman play about a pretentious playwright, teamed James Stewart and Rosalind Russell. In 1941 Keighey directed both the romantic drama Four Mothers, a sequel to Curtiz’s Four Wives (1939), and The Bride Came C.O.D., a screwball comedy notable for the pairing of Cagney and Bette Davis.…
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