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Paul Green was born 17 March 1894 on a farm in Harnett County, near Lillington, North Carolina. He learned early what he has believed all his life--that the people who live on the land develop a riche...
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Paul Green was born on a farm near Lillington, North Carolina. After graduation from Buies Creek Academy in 1914 he served as principal of the country school at Olive Branch, until he earned enough mo...
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Paul Green was raised on a farm near Lillington, North Carolina. Born 17 March 1894, Paul Eliot Green was the third child by the second marriage of his father, William Archibald Green, a landowner who...
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Critical Essay by Barrett H. Clark
[Paul Green has] evolved a type of lyrical folk drama unlike anything that has so far been written in this country. Such plays as The End of the Row and In Abraham...
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Critical Essay by Agatha Boyd Adams
Paul Green's work is still very much in progress. A man of abundant energy and vitality, he has a rich store of as yet unrealized dreams and ideas. His work ...
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Critical Essay by Gerald Rabkin
The fact of "class" was one that few American dramatists escaped in the thirties; man was primarily a social, not a psychological, animal. Thus Paul Green...
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Critical Essay by Howard D. Pearce
Recognized as a present writer of the outdoor pageant play (in his words, "symphonic drama") and a past writer of regional, "folk," and e...
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Critical Essay by Howard D. Pearce
America's "folk-drama" of the 1920's and 1930's appears a last stand of nineteenth-century regionalism…. [It] was a brief m...
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Critical Essay by John Mason Brown
Ever since such fine and gripping one-acts as "The No 'Count Boy" and "Lonesome Road" [Paul Green] has been winning a wide and ent...
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Critical Essay by Julia Peterkin
So much of Paul Green's work has concerned Negroes that his name is identified with his powerful ability to portray the experiences of black people. We who have...
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Critical Essay by Joseph Wood Krutch
Mr. Green is coming of age at last, and to say that his play ["The House of Connelly"] is by far the most interesting presented this season on Broadw...
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Critical Essay by Hamilton Basso
In spite of the structural defects that result from Mr. Green's attempt to impose the technique of the theatre upon the technique of the novel, ["This Bo...
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Critical Essay by Stark Young
As I ponder [the performance of In Abraham's Bosom] it seems moving and profound. Certainly the course of its struggle is full of tragic despair…. There is,...
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