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 Biography of Paul (Eliot) Green
5,213 words, approx. 17 pages
 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 richer philosophy of life than those who are reared away... summary from source:
Biography of Paul (Eliot) Green
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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 employed both white and black tenant farmers on his... summary from source:
Biography of Paul (Eliot) Green
2,743 words, approx. 9 pages
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 money to enter the University of North Carolina at... 
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 Paul Green Information
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 Paul Green may refer to: Paul Green (musician) Paul Green (playwright) Paul Green (rugby league) Paul Green (footballer born 1983) Paul Green (footballer born 1987) Paul Green (photoshop) Paul Green (presenter of ITV's news programme London Tonight)...
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 The Journal of Southern History Paul Green: Playwright of the Real South
02/01/2005: 514 words, approx. 2 pages Paul Green: Playwright of the Real South. By John Herbert Roper. (Athens and London: University of Georgia Press, c. 2003. Pp. xvi, 320. $34.95, ISBN 0-8203-2488-4.) Paul Green (1894-1981) is perhaps best known today for his most enduring theatrical work, The Lost Colony,... summary from source:
The Washington Post Paul Green, 90; Journalist, Liaison
02/08/2008: 512 words, approx. 2 pages Paul S. Green, 90, a journalist and public relations specialist who retired from government work in 1974 as congressional liaison for the Transportation Department, died Feb. 6 at Maplewood Park Place retirement home in Bethesda. He had Alzheimer's disease. Mr. Green did investigative... summary from source:
 AP News Obituaries in the news
5/14/2007: 616 words, approx. 2 pagesWilliam BeckerKINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) _ William Becker, who co-founded the Motel 6 chain and was a former chairman of the board of the Stockmen's Bank, died April 2. He was 85.Becker died of a heart attack in a Kingman hospital, said his son, Tod Becker.Born... summary from source:
AP News Tex. justice ties trips home to campaign
1/24/2008: 446 words, approx. 2 pagesA Texas Supreme Court justice acknowledged Wednesday that he used campaign cash to pay for dozens of flights to his hometown last year, calling the trips campaign-related — even though he's not up for re-election until 2012.Justice Nathan Hecht is the third of the state's...
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 Critical Essay by Barrett H. Clark
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[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's Bosom are as firmly rooted in the soil of the South as Deep River or Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. The more I read of his most significant work, the more firmly am I convinced that Mr. Green is doing for our drama what the writers of the spirituals have done for Negro music. I think our theater has found here an artist of rare gifts. I must ... summary from source:
Critical Essay by Howard D. Pearce
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America's "folk-drama" of the 1920's and 1930's appears a last stand of nineteenth-century regionalism…. [It] was a brief movement which capitalized on the quaintness and charm, the eccentricity and even grotesqueness, of character, dialect, and setting. There was some necessary superficiality in a tradition that relied too much on entertaining a sophisticated cosmopolitan audience with a parade of characters—or caricatures—from a province. Another rat... summary from source:
Critical Essay by Howard D. Pearce
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Recognized as a present writer of the outdoor pageant play (in his words, "symphonic drama") and a past writer of regional, "folk," and experimental drama, Paul Green is another of those dramatists such as T. S. Eliot and Tennessee Williams who have turned to myth in search of universal meanings…. Green's plays written between 1920 (The Last of the Lowries) and 1934 (Roll Sweet Chariot) show a progress from folk materials and realistic manner toward a blend of folk-...
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