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Clyde Fitch (May 2 1865 – September 4 1909) was an American dramatist. Born William Clyde Fitch at Elmira, New York, he wrote over 60 plays, 36 of them original, which varied from social comedies and farces to melodrama and historical dramas.
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Fitch, (William) Clyde - Guide to Fitch, (William) Clyde from The Oxford Companion to American Theatre at Encyclopedia.com ... Fitch, [William] Clyde (1865–1909), playwright. He was born in Elmira, New York, the son of a Union army officer and a Maryland belle. Fitch's “sissy” manners made him a loner at school,
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Clyde Fitch (William Clyde Fitch), 1865-1909, American dramatist, b. Elmira, N.Y. An extremely prolific and versatile playwright, he wrote over 36 original plays, including melodramas, farces, social comedies, and historical dramas.
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William Clyde Fitch was, in his brief, twenty year career, the most popular playwright of his era, earning from his plays alone upwards of $250,000.00 a year, in a time when a dollar a day was a working wage. Often dismissed as superficial, or clever rather than deep, he was, a master of light comedy and charming dialogue.
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[William] Clyde Fitch Fitch, [William] Clyde (1865–1909), playwright. He was born in Elmira, New York, the son of a Union army officer and a Maryland ... Fitch, [William] Clyde (1865–1909), playwright. He was born in Elmira, New York, the son of a Union army officer and a Maryland belle. Fitch's “sissy” manners made...
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Definition of fitch, (william) clyde at Dictionary.com with free online dictionary, pronunciation, synonyms, and translation. Word of the Day and Crossword ...
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Clyde Fitch Report ... [William] Clyde Fitch Fitch, [William] Clyde (1865–1909), playwright. He was born in Elmira, New York, the son of a Union army officer and a Maryland ... Columbia Encyclopedia: Clyde Fitch...
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Fitch, [William] Clyde( 1865–1909), author of more than 30 popular plays, usually vehicles for specific stars. Barbara Frietchie (1899) was written for Julia Marlowe, Nathan Hale (1899) for Nat Goodwin, Beau Brummell (1890) for Richard Mansfield, and Her Great Match (1905) for Maxine Elliott.
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William Clyde Fitch was the first American dramatist whose name was sufficiently well-known to attract people to the theater. Fitch spent ten of his boyhood years in Schenectady.
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