Act One an autobiography by Moss Hart 1959 A Random House Book

Description:

Ever wondered what it takes to transform a joyless childhood into a triumphant Broadway debut?

"Act One" is Moss Hart's captivating memoir, chronicling his journey from an impoverished upbringing in the Bronx to becoming one of Broadway's most successful playwrights.

With humor, energy, and sharply drawn anecdotes, Hart brings to life his early days as a struggling writer, his eccentric Aunt Kate, who ignited his love for theater, and his challenging yet rewarding collaboration with the legendary George S. Kaufman.

The narrative culminates with the triumphant opening night of their first play, "Once in a Lifetime," marking Hart's dramatic rise in the theatrical world.

Specifications:

• Title: Act One: An Autobiography
• Author: Moss Hart
• Publication Date: 1959 First Edition
• Publisher: Random House
• Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
• Pages: 444 pages
• Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 2 inches
• Language: English
• Condition: Signed by the previous owner, minor wear on the dust jacket. Please refer to the photos for detailed condition.

About the Author: Moss Hart

Moss Hart (1904–1961) was an American playwright and theater director renowned for his collaborations with George S. Kaufman. Together, they produced classic works such as "You Can't Take It With You" and "The Man Who Came to Dinner." Hart's insightful storytelling and deep understanding of the human condition have impacted American theater.

Step behind the curtain and experience the highs and lows of Broadway through the eyes of one of its most influential figures—add "Act One" to your collection today.

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