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O'Neill at Tao House: 1937-1944 |
4/22/37 | Eugene and Carlotta O'Neill place a $15,000 deposit on 158 acres in the San Ramon Valley Hills above Danville, CA. They ultimately paid $75,000 for the property plus $6,000 for adjacent properties. |
12/22/37 | The
O'Neills move into Tao House O'Neill's tremor becomes serious He is frequently ill, has prostate problems |
Feb. 1938 | The Greed of the Meek first draft is finished |
Sept. 1938 | Finishes first draft of More Stately Mansions (Later drafts through 1941) |
1935-1942 | A Touch of the Poet written |
1938 | The
Calms of Capricorn
drafted O'Neill's interest in oriental philosophy grows His son, Shane, visits Tao House |
1939 | Writes
The Iceman Cometh Works on the cycle plays Continued depression over world affairs, Poland invaded Writes Long Day's Journey into Night (through 1941) |
1940 | Writes Hughie |
1941 | Writes
A Moon for the Misbegotten Works on Cycle plays, By Way of Obit, The Last Conquest Pearl Harbor bombed |
1942 | Rift with daughter, Oona |
1943 | Oona and Charles Chaplin, who is older than O'Neill, wed |
1944 | O'Neill's lose driver and servants due to war efforts, both ill, sell Tao House and move to Huntington Hotel, San Francisco, burn some drafts and scenarios of Cycle, By Way of Obit. |
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