Joseph Moncure MarchJoseph Moncure March (1899-1977) was the first managing editor of The New Yorker, and helped create the magazine's Talk of the Town front section. After leaving the magazine, March wrote the first of his two important Jazz Age narrative poems, The Wid Party. In 1928 he followed it up with The Set-up. Moving to Hollywood in 1929 he became the script writer who turned the silent version of Howard Hughes' classic Hell's Angels into a talkie. Read More Read Less