Talk:Eugene Walter

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I am the biographer of the playwright Eugene (no middle name) Walter 1874-1941. He was the author of the Broadway hits, Paid in Full and The Easiest Way. I can be contacted at broadwayhistory@msn.com

I suggest you create a Wikipedia page about the 1874-1941 playwright. Pepso 17:10, 8 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Many resurces say that Eugene Walter was an autor of lyrics of the well-known romance "What is a maid? Ice and desire. The world wags on." from the Zefferellies "Romeo and Juliette". Is the author of the romance lyrics Eugene Walter of this article or some another Eugene Walter?