Harold Edgar, "The World of the Theatre" The Daily Worker, NY, Nov 2, 1933"There is a certain type of showman in the moneymaking theatre who is shrewd enough to know the temper of his customers to the extent of always being able to guess how far he may exceed the bounds of their conventions in regard to subject matter without the lead disturbing their fundamental, and still conventional, point of view. Thus, when the customers are beginning to tire of conventional triangle plays, he writes or produces a homosexual play which is basically and old triangle play with a new turn."
