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More copies of this ISBNDance Night ((Rev)99 Edition)by Dawn Powell
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Publisher Comments:It is sometime after the turn of the century in Lamptown, Ohio, a working-class town filled with factory girls. Every Thursday night at the Casino Dance Hall above Bauer's Chop House and across the street from Elsinore Abbott's Bon Ton Hat Shop and Bill Delaney's Saloon and Billiard Parlor, women and a few men gather to escape their pedestrian lives in fantasy, and sometimes to live out these fantasies. Observing all are the novel's two young protagonists, Morry, who dreams of becoming an architect and developer, and Jen, an unsentimental orphan of fourteen who, abandoned by her mother, dreams of escape.
Synopsis:Dance Night portrays working-class Lamptown, Ohio, at the turn of the century. It's a hardscrabble place, filled with bitter factory girls whose dreams are unattainable. Every Thursday is dance night I at the Casino Dance Hall, where residents escape their workaday lives, if only for fleeting moments.
About the AuthorDawn Powell lived from 1897 to 1965 and was the author of fifteen novels, numerous short stories, and half-a-dozen plays.
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