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Production of Scott's first play, The Girl from Lazy J is staged at the Elizabethan Dramatic Club in St. Paul.
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The production of Scott's play Assorted Spirits at the St. Paul Y.W.C.A. Auditorium.
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Scott receives commission as 2nd lieutenant in U.S. infantry.
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The publication of This Side Of Paradise. The novel went through 9 printings in 1920 with a total of 41,000 copies.
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The publication of Flappers and Philosophers, Scott's first collection of short stories.
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Zelda (19) and Scott (23) marry at the rectory of St Patrick's Cathedral in New York.
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The publication of Scott's second novel The Beautiful And Damned. It received good reviews resulting in 3 printings selling some 50,000 copies.
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The publication of Scott's play, The Vegetable.
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Scott begins writing he Great Gatsby, Zelda began an romantic involvement with French aviator Edouard Jozan. Scott told Zelda he would leave her if she continued to see Jozan and the relationship came to an end.
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Scott completes and revises first draft of The Great Gatsby.
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A play version of The Great Gatsby opens at the Ambassador Theatre on Broadway.
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Zelda's father, Judge Sayre dies.
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March 1932- Zelda completes first draft of her novel, Save Me the Waltz just six weeks.
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Scott works on Three Comrades script for MGM, his only screen credit.
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Scott works briefly on Gone With the Wind.