Letter to Ruth Mason [manuscript], 1927 May 5.

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Letter to Ruth Mason [manuscript], 1927 May 5.

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Eugene O'Neill, Hamilton, Bermuda, writes Mason, New York City, regarding the production of Paul Green's "The Field God," by her husband. He notes that his "Strange Interlude" is practically under contract.

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