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Bronson Howard

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Bronson Howard 1842-1908, American dramatist, b. Detroit. His plays are important in the development of American drama. He was a newspaper reporter in New York until the success of his first play, Saratoga, a farcical comedy produced in 1870. He wrote 12 subsequent plays, including Young Mrs. Winthrop (1882), one of the first American dramas of social criticism; The Henrietta (1887), a satire on business practice; and by far his most popular play, Shenandoah (1888), a Civil War drama, first unsuccessfully produced but revived the following year with great success. Bibliography:... Read more
Howard, Bronson (Crocker)
Howard, Bronson [Crocker] (1842–1908...as mayor of Detroit, where Howard was born. Forced to leave Yale because of eye problems, Howard served as drama critic with...profitably in England and Germany. Howard, however, was uncertain whether... Read more
Howard, Bronson
Howard, Bronson (1842–1908), American playwright, one of the first to make use of native material with any skill, and also to earn his living...a farcical comedy produced by Augustin Daly . As Brighton (1874), it was adapted for London, Charles Wyndham playing the hero. Howard wrote several other ... Read more

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