Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee

Inherit the Wind was written in the early 1950s by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee and will be directed by Kimberly Kemp.

by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

The play 'Inherit the Wind' by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee is a fictionalized account of the 1925 Scopes 'Monkey' Trial, which resulted from the arrest of a high school teacher who violated a Tennessee state law prohibiting the teaching of evolution.

Jerome Lawrence

Jerome Lawrence, one of the authors of Inherit the Wind, is a playwright and director. ...

Robert Lee

“Inherit the Wind,” written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Lee, served as a thinly-veiled vehicle for confronting McCarthyism in the ’50s.

by Michael Spector

“Inherit the Wind”, the story written by Michael Spector can be found in the May 20, 2013 issue of The New Yorker.

by Jerome

Inherit the Wind is the epic legal drama, written by Jerome.

Mathew Harrison Brady's own dogma and blind acceptance of Genesis, the unquestioned Word on creation

Inherit the Wind was Mathew Harrison Brady's own dogma and blind acceptance of Genesis, the unquestioned Word on creation.

an Arthur Miller

Although Inherit the Wind belongs on the same thematic shelf as The Crucible, certainly neither playwright was an Arthur Miller; both were mostly associated with musicals.

who, along with writing partner Robert E. Lee, wrote Inherit the Wind which featured Paul Muni in the lead when the lead opened in 1955

This is only natural, as not only did Lawrence know the Munis, Lawrence is the same prolific playwright who, along with writing partner Robert E. Lee, wrote Inherit the Wind which featured Paul Muni in the lead when the lead opened in 1955.

George Elliott Clarke

the Wind is the first collection of children’s poetry by renowned poet and playwright George Elliott Clarke.

by Rod Serling, best known for creating the series The Twilight Zone

the Wind was the first original film screenplay written by Rod Serling, best known for creating the series The Twilight Zone.

Alice Randall, the author of The Wind

According to Brit Hub , federal courts held that Alice Randall, the author of The Wind

of Bertram Cates (Dick York), a school teacher on trial for teaching evolution, forbidden by a law outlawing any science teaching that contradicts a literal interpretation of the Bible

Inherit the Wind tells the story of Bertram Cates (Dick York), a school teacher on trial for teaching evolution, forbidden by a law outlawing any science teaching that contradicts a literal interpretation of the Bible.

Rachmaninov

Written in the traditions of Liszt and Rachmaninov, the Wind has a thick texture and distinct, yet unusual harmonies.

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an epic fantasy by Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind is an epic fantasy by Patrick Rothfuss.

by musical prodigy Max Steiner

Written by musical prodigy Max Steiner for the film “Gone With the Wind”, the Wind quickly gained recognition as one of the most magnificent compositions to grace the big screen.

Teresa Sutherland

Teresa Sutherland penned The Wind, which stars Caitlin Gerard, Julia Goldani Telles, Ashley Zukerman, Dylan McTee, and Miles Anderson.

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