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Edward Goodman directed John Reed’s one-act play, Moondown, in the 1915 – 1916 season.

Moondown (1915)

June 3, 2015by Kathleen Johnson Leave a comment

Two women contemplate their futures as working women (in both senses […]

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Edward Goodman, Ethel Howard, John Reed, Josephine Meyer, Moondown by John Reed (1915)

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SEX FOR SALE: SIX PROGRESSIVE-ERA BROTHEL DRAMAS

Sisters in Sin: Brothel Drama in America, 1900 – 1920

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