Jerome Lawrence
Born: 01-01-1915
Jerome Lawrence was an influential American playwright born in 1915, best known for his collaborative works with Robert E. Lee. Together, they penned notable plays such as "Inherit the Wind" and "Auntie Mame." Lawrence's work often tackled social issues and explored themes of freedom and individuality. With a career spanning several decades, his contributions to theater have left a lasting impact on American drama.
Book summaries for books written by Jerome Lawrence
Quotes
Fanaticism and ignorance is forever busy, and needs feeding.
All motion is relative. Maybe it's you who've moved away by standing still.
I do not think about things I do not think about.
The Bible is a book. It's a good book, but it is not the only book.
The Bible is a book. It's a good book. But it is not the only book.
Progress has never been a bargain. You have to pay for it.
Why is it, my old friend, that you've moved so far away from me?
Sometimes, I think it's a curse to be able to read.
We're growing a strange crop of agnostics this year.
When the law is wrong, it's an absurdity. When it's right, it's a tyranny.
The right to think is a privilege.
You can't have a clear head and a guilty conscience.