George Cram Cook was a playwright,
director and founder of the
Provincetown Players, which produced
the early works of Eugene O’Neill and
Susan Glaspell. Cook became obsessed
with the Oracle at Delphi, which was
then being unearthed by archeologists.
He was photographed in Delphi after
he left the theatre and immigrated to
Greece, 1922. Cook’s stay in Greece was
described in Glaspell’s
The Road to the
Temple. No photographer credit.
Billy Rose Theatre Collection, The
New York Public Library for the
Performing Arts
