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Thornton Wilder
Pullman Car Hiawatha
by Thornton Wilder
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play. While some find it beautiful and human, others feel it lacks coherence and seems unfinished, resembling a first draft. Thornton Wilder's work is new to some, and opinions on its quality vary significantly.
Beautiful and human themes Complex and thought-provoking Great for design and direction Feels unfinished and lacking coherence Somewhat childish writing
Synopsis
This one-act comedy, set in a Pullman car on a train traveling from New York to Chicago in December, 1930, introduces techniques Wilder would use in future three-act plays.
Pullman Car takes us on a metaphorical journey by train through the American landscape, a diverse band of travelers encapsulated in a Pullman car hurtle through time, space and a range of emotions.|5 women, 12 men
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1931
Binding Paperback
Pages 22
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573022203
ISBN-10 0573022208
DCC 812.52
Pullman Car Hiawatha is a American comedy play written by Thornton Wilder and published by Samuel French in London (1931).
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