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Born Yesterday as Political Satire in The Herald Tribune
A columnist criticizes The New York Herald Tribune for promoting Garson Kanin and Donald Ogden Stewart while omitting politics. The piece discusses Born Yesterday as a satire of graft and free enterprise with a New Republic reporter and a roving, scandalous romance. The review questions editorial choices and ties the play to broader political intrigue and cultural critique.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Garson Kanin
Donald Ogden Stewart
Irving Drutman
The
Herald Tribune
Kanin
Stewart
U. S. Senate
Bureau Humblonde
New Republic
Riverside Drive
Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
Robert F. Wagner
Sol Bloom
Foreign Affairs Committee
Morris Ernst
Roosevelt
Roerich
Himalayas
Tibet
Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Couth
Mr. K