The central event of this play occurred "near midnight, when the lights of Broadway blazed an electric dawn over the festive crowds below."
The central event of this play occurred "near midnight, when the lights of Broadway blazed an electric dawn over the festive crowds below." In one possible ending to this play, the central female character thanks some others for preventing her suicide. John Whitfield's daughter was allegedly married by a character in this play just to facilitate getting a loan. One character in this play is shocked when gangster Larry Regan tells her that a certain man is actually dead, as she had thought he ($) faked his suicide by throwing another man's body off the top of a large building. This play was based on the death of the Swedish match magnate Ivar Kreuger, and it sees members of the audience selected to play the role of the jury. For ten points, identify this play about Karen Andre's possible murder of her employer Bjorn Faulkner on the title date, written by (*) Ayn Rand.
The central event of this play occurred "near midnight, when the lights of Broadway blazed an electric dawn over the festive crowds below."
The {Night of January 16th}