In celebration of being awarded a Pulitzer Prize for having written the best American play of 1920 (Beyond the Horizon), theater critic Walter Prichard Eaton (1878 – 1957) saw fit to slip playwright Eugene O’Neill his back hand with a double-dose of venomous criticism:
“…O’Neill’s work to date remains intellectually and spiritually thin.”
If you would like to read a 1935 magazine article about the many successes of Eugene O’Neil, click here.
Click here to read another 1920s magazine
article about Eugene O’Neill.
Bad Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill 1920Eugene O'Neil Theater Review 1920Beyond the Horizon Theater Review 1920Nasty Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill Theatre Arts Magazine1920 Eugene O'Neill Magazine ArticleBeyond the Horizon Theater Review 1920Nasty Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill Theatre Arts MagazineOld Theatre Arts Magazine Article 1920
Bad Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill 1920Eugene O'Neil Theater Review 1920Beyond the Horizon Theater Review 1920Nasty Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill Theatre Arts Magazine1920 Eugene O'Neill Magazine ArticleBeyond the Horizon Theater Review 1920Nasty Theater Review For Eugene O'Neill Theatre Arts MagazineOld Theatre Arts Magazine Article 1920
