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Sheldon, Edward
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Sheldon, Edward (Brewster) (1886–1946)

US playwright. Sheldon's work addresses a range of issues, ranging from social realism in The Nigger (1909), to love in Romance (1913).



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White New Yorkers discovered that Harlem cabarets were the "in" places to go by means of a limited number of sources, notably the trend-setting Vanity Fair magazine, the vexingly titled 1926 book Nigger Heaven, by Carl Van Vechten, which went through fourteen printings in one year, and the musical Lulu Belle, written by Charles MacArthur and Edward Sheldon, which ran on Broadway for 461 performances in the 1920's.
 
 
 
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