The Cross and the Harvest Dance: Lynn Riggs’ and James Hughes’A Day in Santa Fe

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Abstract

On Wednesday, January 6, 1932, in a room at La Fonda Hotel on the plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cherokee dramatist and poet Lynn Riggs, with co-writer, co-director, and cameraman James Hughes, hos...

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