Marching Song (play)
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| Marching Song | |
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| Written by | Roger "Skipper" Hill, Orson Welles |
| Original language | English |
| Subject | John Brown (abolitionist) |
Marching Song is a 1932 play about John Brown, co-written by the young Orson Welles and his mentor and former headmaster Roger "Skipper" Hill. It is most notable for its device of piecing together a man's life through scattered, contradictory recollections; a device Welles would famously return to in Citizen Kane.[1]
References
- ↑ R. Blakeslee Gilpin John Brown Still Lives!, University of North Carolina Press, 14 Nov 2011. p. 181
