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Encyclopedia and Summary Information
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 Chapter Two Information
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 Chapter Two is a play written by Neil Simon. The play tells the story of a man whose first wife's death interferes with his starting a new relationship. It was adapted for the screen by Neil Simon and made into a film in 1979 starring James Caan, Marsha... 
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 Vibe.com Darryl McDaniels - The Man Behind DMC
4/4/2006: 794 words, approx. 3 pagesWe all know about DMC, of the legendary, pioneering Run DMC, but what do we really know about Darryl McDaniels, the man behind the mic? Not much. As a matter of fact, Darryl knew about DMC the artist, but, like everyone else, he didn’t really... summary from source:
AP News Marsha Mason juggles stage with farming
9/29/2007: 864 words, approx. 3 pagesMarsha Mason has been growing herbs on an organic farm in northern New Mexico for a decade, juggling the demands of the land with her big-city commitments on stage and screen.Now she's trying to sell the 250-acre, riverside property. She plans to buy something close... summary from source:
The New York Observer Dreary Digressions Drag Kafka Through Five Long Years
12/4/2005: 1,404 words, approx. 5 pagesWhen I read a good book—any good book, but especially a biography—I can’t help but suspect that its author is a charming person: a witty raconteur with, at bottom, a good heart. I would have adored Boswell, for instance. He was a drunk and a... summary from source:
The New York Observer Dreary Digressions Drag Kafka Through Five Long Years
12/4/2005: 1,403 words, approx. 5 pagesWhen I read a good book—any good book, but especially a biography—I can’t help but suspect that its author is a charming person: a witty raconteur with, at bottom, a good heart. I would have adored Boswell, for instance. He was a drunk and a...
Literary Criticism
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 Critical Essay by John Simon
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 Chapter Two is being heralded as a deepening of Neil Simon's art. It is certainly every bit as much deepening as it is art. The play is admittedly based on Neil Simon's and Marsha Mason's courtship and marriage. George Schneider, a novelist, has lost his beloved wife from cancer; Jennie Malone is an actress who has lost a rather less beloved husband by divorce. Pimping for George is his younger brother, Leo, a theatrical agent; pimping for Jennie is her chum Faye, a queen of the soaps. ...
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