Thy Neighbor's Wife, an Original Drama in Four Acts
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"Thy Neighbor's Wife, An Original Drama In Four Acts" by Clarence Bennett, offers a glimpse into early 20th-century American theater. This play, presented in four acts, explores themes of domesticity and interpersonal relationships typical of the era. The drama provides valuable insight into the theatrical conventions and social concerns prevalent at the time. For students and enthusiasts of American literature and theater history, Bennett's work represents a noteworthy contribution to the dramatic arts. Its availability ensures the preservation and continued study of this piece of American theatrical heritage.
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