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George S. Kaufman: Critical Essay by Ben Hecht

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SOURCE: Hecht, Ben. Saturday Review 44, no. 25 (24 June 1961): 5.

In the following tribute, Hecht laments that by the time of Kaufman's death, the kind of irony and satire he wrote had become passé.

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