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about a family of Polish Americans was staged at a small off-Broadway theatre in 1941. Critic Axel Storm called it "a very bad play very well written and the author will probably get something telling off his chest sooner or later. He's worth watching." Director William Dieterle saw the play and invited Yordan to Hollywood to work on a project Dieterle was making about the history of jazz. By the time Any Day Now was produced Yordan had also written the plays Get off the Earth, Anna Lucasta and Joe Macbeth.

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