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...transferred to the Tribune, he thought up his heading "The Conning Tower" to be non committal, "so that whatever I printed would not seem incongruous." The Tower was transplanted in 1922 to the World, where it shared the feature page with Heywood Broun and Critic Alexander Woolcott until they departed. The Tower's following is a loyal one and accounts for much of the World's circulation among sophisticates. Famed contributors include Colyumist Adams' good friends Ring Lardner, John Held Jr., Dorothy Parker, Sigmund Spaeth, Groucho Marx, Samuel Hoffenstein, Arthur Guiterman, Newman Levy. Author-Lawyer Levy ("Flaccus...
...Tuesday evening Alexander Woolcott, former New York World dramatic critic, will give a talk at the Union on the current theatrical season in New York...
...Woolcott has had a varied and interesting set of journalistic and dramatic experiences. At various times he has been dramatic critic of the New York Times, New York Sun, and the New York World. At present he is writing articles on the current theatrical season for Vanity Fair...
During the war Mr. Woolcott published the news bulletin of the American Expeditionary Force, in Paris. He has written several books about the theater, among them, "Enchanted Aisles," "Shouts and Murmers," and "Mrs. Fiske," and is one of New York's best known and wittiest critics...
Drama Works of Eugene O'Neill, White Wings, Philip Barry. Behold the Bridegroom, George Kelly. But Is It Art? Perey Hammond (Dramatic Criticism). Going to Pieces, Alexander Woolcott (Dramatic Criticism). The Yale News...