american drama (comedy)

An anthology of thirty-six short plays by American playwrights that offer a humorous look at life in the modern world.

A collection of revue sketches with opening night dates and cast lists included.

Contains the script of the 1951 comedy play about a man who insists his closest friend is a six-foot tall white rabbit that is, of course, invisible to everyone else.

Hollywood studio executives Bob Gould and Charlie Fox are planning to produce a blockbuster movie, when an ambitious office temp tries to convince Gould he should produce a movie with substance instead.

Presents nine plays written by American dramatist George S. Kaufman in collaboration with Edna Ferber, Ring Lardner, George S. Kaufman, and others, spanning 1927-39, including "Animal Crackers," "You Can't Take It With You," and "Dinner at Eight," and provides explanatory notes and a Kaufman chronology.