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Samuel French  \u003Cbr>BiG LAKE.Tragedy in 2 Parts.Sam-  \u003Cbr>uel French.  \u003Cbr>SUMP’N LIKE WrNGs.Not published.  \u003Cbr>A LANTERN To SEE Bv.Not published.   |\n| --- |\n\n# About Lynn Riggs\n\nIYNN RIGGS was born at Claremore,LOklahoma,in 1899.At a compara-tively early age Mr.Riggs shook the dustof Claremore from his feet and made hisway to Chicago,where he worked for theAdams Express Company.Not long afterhe was in the Far West,working on prac-tically nothing a week for the motion pic-tures.  There ensued a short period ofcollege education,during which he wrotea good deal of verse and incidentally hisfirst play,which was called Cuckoo.Itwas,in the author's words,\"pretty dread-ful,but it played uproariously.\"  \nEarly in 1925,while he was at SantaFe,he made his first \"honest\"attempt towrite an Oklahoma play,a one-acter calledKnives From Syria.This was producedunder the direction of Ida Rauh.His nextplay was a satirical comedy of Santa Felife called The Primitives.His first seri-ous long play was Sump’n Like Wings,which was contracted for by the Actors'Theater,New York,and subsequentlydropped.Big Lake was written in 1925and produced by the American LaboratoryTheater in April,1927.Shortly after hisarrival in New York,in 1926,Mr.Riggswrote a realistic American tragedy calledA Lantern To See By,not yet produced.Aside from The High Mountain,themanuscript of which he later destroyed,thiscompletes the list of Mr.Riggs'finishedplays.He is now working at two others.  \nA more complete biographical sketch ofMr.Riggs would include more specificreference to the fact that he has farmed,punched cattle,been night clerk in a smallOklahoma hotel,ridden a freight to Chi-cago,read proof for various newspapers,reported,sung all over the Middle Westone summer in Chautauqua,publishedpoems,worked on a ranch,and clerked atMacy's.  \n|  |\n| --- |\n\nBIG LAKE  \n# A Tragedy in Two Parts\n\nAs produced by the AmericanLaboratory Theater,Nerw York City  \nByLYNN RIGGS  \nFOREWORD BY  \nBARRETT H.CLARK  \nSAMUEL FRENCH  \nIncorporated 1898  \nT.R.EDWARDS,Managing Director  \nNEW YORK CITY ::  ::  MCMXXVII  \nSAMUEL FRENCH,LTD..    ::    ::::LoNDON  \nA1l Rights Reserved  \nCoPYRIGHT,1927,BY LYNN RIGGSCoPYRIGHT,1927,BY SAMUEL FRENCH  \nThis play is fully protected by copyright.A1l acting rights,bothprofessional and amateur,are reserved in the United States,theBritish Empire,ineluding the Dominion of Canada,and all countriesof the Copyright Union,by the owner.Application for the right ofperforming this play or of reading it in public should be made toSamuel French,25 West 45th Street,New York City.","cbCaicMFhYXm7gWz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicMFhYXm7gWz","pdf",3152519,108,"English","# About Lynn Riggs\n# BIG LAKE - A Tragedy in Two Parts\n## Plays by Lynn Riggs","[{\"question\":\"What is “Big Lake” and how is it structured?\",\"answer\":\"“Big Lake” is titled “A Tragedy in Two Parts,” indicating a two-part tragedy format.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is credited as the author of “Big Lake”?\",\"answer\":\"The play is by Lynn Riggs, with a foreword by Barrett H. 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