A play by this man in which a house in Bethany becomes known as the House of Laughter was one of his attempts to revive the dramatic use of masks, as was a play whose title character poses as Margaret's husband after literally putting on the mask of the artist Dion Anthony.
The plot of one of this author's plays is set in motion when several slips of paper bearing quotations from Swinburne's "Anactoria" are found in the underwear drawer of Muriel McComber. A play by this man in which a house in Bethany becomes known as the House of Laughter was one of his attempts to revive the dramatic use of masks, as was a play whose title character poses as Margaret's husband after literally putting on the mask of the artist Dion Anthony. Another of this man's plays ends with a character kneeling and praying with her wedding dress in her hands while under the effects of a (*) morphine addiction begun by the difficult birth of her son Edmund. This author, whose only successful comedy was Ah, Wilderness!, used his own father as the basis for the typecast stage actor James Tyrone. For 10 points, name this American dramatist of The Great God Brown and Long Day's Journey Into Night.
The plot of one of this author's plays is set in motion when several slips of paper bearing quotations from Swinburne's "Anactoria" are found in the underwear drawer of Muriel McComber.
Eugene O'Neill [or Eugene Gladstone O'Neill] &lt;Carson&gt;