Davis, Owen

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Davis, Owen (1874–1956) playwright; born in Portland, Maine. He achieved critical acclaim with The Detour in 1921 and a Pulitzer Prize for Icebound in 1923, but most of his career was devoted to writing financially rewarding melodramas.

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