Strange Interlude Carbon Typescript, 2 parts [1929]

In tan Rialto Service Bureau covers.  "Script used in Quincy" penciled on front cover of first part.  Holograph changes and drawings throughout.

Boston banned Strange Interlude on the grounds that it was "a pleas for the murder of unborn children, a breeding ground for atheism and domestic infidelity, and a disgusting spectacle of immorality."  As a result of the ban, the play was booked in the nearby city of Quincy in September of 1929.