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Playwright John Herbert, author of the successful prison comedy-drama Fortune and Men's Eyes, in his apartment in midtown Toronto. In three years, his(...)
Playwright John Herbert, author of the successful prison comedy-drama Fortune and Men's Eyes, in his apartment in midtown Toronto. In three years, his(...)

Playwright John Herbert, author of the successful prison comedy-drama Fortune and Men's Eyes, in his apartment in midtown Toronto. In three years, his(...)

Date6/17/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Playwright John Herbert, author of the successful prison comedy-drama Fortune and Men's Eyes, in his apartment in midtown Toronto. In three years, his expose on prison life has had a successful Broadway run and has been translated into 6 languages for productions in nine other countries.
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