The Pulitzer prize plays
By: edited by Kathryn Coe & William H. Cordell; introduction by William Lyon Phelps.
Contributors: Cordell, William H. 1908- joint ed.; Phelps, William Lyon, 1865-1943.
Edition: This new edition includes Idiot's delight and You can't take it with you.
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 983
Subjects: American drama -- 20th century.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [851]-856.
Includes brief bibliographical sketches of the dramatists.
Table of contents: title: Why marry? By J.L. Williams.; title: Beyond the horizon, by Eugene O'Neill.; title: Miss Lulu Bett, by Zona Gale.; title: "Anna Christie," by Eugene O'Neill.; title: Icebound, by Owen Davis.; title: Hell-bent for heaven, by Hatcher Hughes.; title: They knew what they wanted, by Sidney Howard.; title: Craig's wife, by George Kelly.; title: In Abraham's bosom, by Paul Green.; title: Strange interlude, by Eugene O'Neill.; title: Street scene, by Elmer Rice.; title: The green pastures, by Marc Connelly.; title: Alison's house, by Susan Glaspell.; title: Of thee I sing, by G.S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind.; title: Both your houses, by Maxwell Anderson.; title: Men in white, by Sidney Kingsley.; title: Appendix: Idiot's delight, by R.E. Sherwood.; title: You can't take it with you, by Moss Hart and G.S. Kaufman.