Drama.

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    • Subject Terms:
      DODSWORTH (Theatrical production); THEATER reviews; AUDIENCES; DRAMA; PERFORMING arts; LITERATURE
    • Abstract:
      No rebel by temperament likes to find himself a member of any majority not even of one which he happens to have had a hand in creating. That, doubtless, is the reason why Sinclair Lewis reversed himself in his most recent novel and replied, somewhat intemperately, to those sneers at the common American which he had taught the common American to make of himself. He had, in other words, convinced everybody except Sinclair Lewis and hence felt bound to say that if the public now agreed with him he no longer agreed with the public. "Dodsworth," on the other hand, appears to have been written during a period of transition.