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"The setting is American and the characters are true to the American
type.... The second act is drama in its highest expression."--_San
Francisco Chronicle._
"He has done something unique. His comedy depicts life among the artists
in Manhattan. It is the first time it has been done by one of the
initiated."--_Brooklyn Daily Eagle._
"'Van Zorn,' by Edwin Arlington Robinson, might be called a comedy of
temperament, introspection, and destiny. It tells an interesting story and
is stimulative to thought."--_Providence Journal._
"An effective presentation of modern life in New York City, in which a
poet shows his skill at prose playwriting ... he brings into the American
drama to-day a thing it sadly lacks, and that is character."--_Boston
Transcript._
"A lively tale told with humor and dramatic force."--_Booknews Monthly._
"... the attraction of the play is the manner in which from scene to scene
the interest is piqued, until at last there is a dénouement almost Shavian
in its impudence, that is, in the impudence of the main
characters."--_Kentucky Post._