Moss Hart

2016-01-04

[...] Theatre kicks off their 2016 season of plays and musicals with the George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart comedy, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, a time tested classic comedy about an eccentric [...]

ACCESSIBLY LIVE OFF-LINE

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accessiblyliveoffline.wordpress.com

2015-11-03

[...] pretty things, no? And then, later on, I devoured plays and books about the theater (I blame Moss Hart's Act One, a section of which I stumbled across in an anthology at an overly impressionable age), [...]

Bits and Pieces

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rereader.livejournal.com

2015-02-01

[...] years. Even so, Stanwyck isn’t much recognised today and never won an acting Oscar. Moss Hart told her “You’ll never win an Oscar. You make it look too easy”. I don’t think that’s it, [...]

What She Said

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whatshesaidtalk.com

2014-12-31

[...] on a single night—for writing, directing and producing The Apartment. (Broadway lyricist Moss Hart, when handing the director his best original screenplay Oscar, whispered, “This is the [...]

Mediander blog

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2014-09-30

[...] dodging authority. What’s not to love — except the snakes. Credit George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s enduring, endearing and endlessly witty comedy about the joys of love, family and [...]

» Daystar News

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daystarnews.com

2014-09-30

[...] dodging authority. What’s not to love — except the snakes. Credit George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s enduring, endearing and endlessly witty comedy about the joys of love, family and [...]

ELITIST.com

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elitist.com

2014-09-28

[...] in point: “You Can’t Take It With You.” Set in a bygone New York, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s gentle 1936 comedy concerns the wacky Sycamores, a family of freewheeling Upper West [...]

ELITIST.com

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