The Greeks Had a Word for It

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The Greeks Had a Word for It is a 1930 stage comedy by Zoë Akins about three gold-digging women in New York, later loosely adapted into the film How to Marry a Millionaire.

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instanceOf play
stage comedy
adaptationType film adaptation
adaptedInto How to Marry a Millionaire
author Zoe Akins
surface form: Zoë Akins
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPerformanceDate 1930
follows three gold-digging women
genre comedy
stage comedy
hasAdaptationRelation How to Marry a Millionaire
surface form: loosely adapted into How to Marry a Millionaire
hasTitleLanguage English
influencedWork How to Marry a Millionaire
isTheBasisFor How to Marry a Millionaire
locationOfStory New York City
mainCharacter gold-digging woman
originalLanguage English
publicationYear 1930
setting New York
New York City
subjectMatter gold diggers in New York
money and social status
romantic relationships
workPeriod early 20th century
writer Zoe Akins
surface form: Zoë Akins

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How to Marry a Millionaire basedOn The Greeks Had a Word for It
Zoe Akins notableWork The Greeks Had a Word for It
Lowell Sherman directed The Greeks Had a Word for It
this entity surface form: The Greeks Had a Word for Them