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Eugene O’Neill, Bernard and us over 3 Centuries from 1887 to

Century 21.

O’Neill’s Dark Passage: Was the playwright seeking God …

https://www.americamagazine.org/issue/oneills-dark-passage

My grandmother was an O’Neill. Her father Bernard O’Neill managed the Landmark Tavern on 46th and 11th avenue in NYC.

She was born there in 1887. Bernard O’Neill appears in my book “organized labor” (Author House) … This appeared in AMERICA magazine.

Exits and Entrances

1981–2021.

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danielpquinn | Newark, NJ 10/30/20

With only vague memories of the Jason Robards, Jose Quintero Broadway revival of Touch of the Poet, it was quite interesting that O’Neill’s work emerges again in this time to be reckoned with.

That is the value of great art and Eugene O’Neill. Thank you Irish Rep and Ciaran O’Reilly for reminding all of us in and out of the Theatre of his profound resonance again and again.

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The O’Neill sisters and spouses in this 1949 photo for my Parent’s Wedding reception at Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, NJ.

They all came from NYC to NJ.

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Daniel P Quinn received grants and awards from Beyond The Curve Film Festival, Paris, France (12/21/20) Investors Bank Foundation (2017–19); Society of Stage Directors (2020); Matching Gift from Prudential (Benevity) (2020).

Irish Echo (photo) and article for Ceremony with Paul O’Dwyer when I received The Irish Institute Award. This was for my revival of John Maguire’s play HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY (1877).

Subsequently, Theatre on Film at Lincoln Center Library accepted HONESTY and our VHS tape into their permanent archive.

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