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Tennessee Williams: A Guide to Research and Performance
by Philip Kolin
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with references to "The Glass Menagerie".
Excerpt - on Page 2: "
... Boxill believes that "the complementary plays `Auto-Da-F6' and 'The Purification' . . . foreshadow The Glass Menagerie" (58). Londré notes parallels between "The Last of My Solid Gold Watches" and Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman (45-46). ... "
Key Phrases:
Tennessee Williams, New York, Streetcar Named Desire, The Glass Menagerie, New Directions, Jac Tharpe, crushed petunias, plastic theatre, battery sign, fugitive kind, bibliographic history, southern gentlewoman
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The Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams, Vol. 2: 1945-1957
by Albert J. Devlin
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with references to "The Glass Menagerie".
Excerpt - on Page 4: "
... to Laurette, Julie, Tony - Randy, Bill, Jean and all of the company. Ever, IEddie Dowling (1894-1976) produced and directed The Glass Menagerie (1945) and played Tom Wingfield to Laurette Taylor's incomparable Amanda. ... "
Key Phrases:
New York, Audrey Wood, Key West, New Orleans, The Glass Menagerie, Camino Real, autograph marginalia, silent film sequences, autograph postscript, full set design, reception date, rose tattoo
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Tom: The Unknown Tennesse Williams
by Lyle Leverich
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with references to "The Glass Menagerie".
Excerpt - on Page 49: "
... painful reflections lin- gered in his imagination, until at length they merged into "a memory play" he was to call The Glass Menagerie. ... "
Key Phrases:
New York, Tennessee Williams, New Orleans, The Glass Menagerie, Audrey Wood, Clark Mills, literary factory, rebellious puritan, magic tower, unmailed letter, glass menagerie, fugitive kind
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Gentlemen Callers: Tennessee Williams, Homosexuality, and Mid-Twentieth-Century Drama
by Michael Paller
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with references to "The Glass Menagerie".
Excerpt - on Page 7: "
... Very soon, like his absent stand-in in The Glass Menagerie, he fell in love with long distance, and traded his desk job for the itinerant life of a traveling salesman. ... "
Key Phrases:
New York, Camino Real, The Glass Menagerie, Big Daddy, Tennessee Williams, New Orleans, Key West, Something Unspoken, Orpheus Descending, Siete Mares, Something Cloudy, Milk Train
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