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CONFIDENTIAL JOHN Howard LAWSON 948 ELYRIA DRIVE LOS ANGELES 65, CALIFORNIA Schlichting: Dear Mr. I am most gratified to receive your letter of July 2lst, regarding definite plans for publication of THEORY AND TKCENIQUE, and FILM IN THE SATLLE OF IDEAS. Tie terms are entirely satis- factory. I shall write to Mr. Felshin at M&M telling him that I feel we sh6Ould accept the proposal on the film book. I assume that whatever contract or letter is required can be sent to me on fPEORY AND TECHNIQUE, along with te advance payment, The arrangements, and payment on tie other book should be sent to Mr. Felshin. bo I am troubled by your enquiry concerning the disregard of contemporary German ! . playwrights in THEORY AND TECHNIQUE. It is a real j weakness, which goes back to certain limitations on my knowledge and understanding when the book - was first written twenty years ago. It is also oe CCC that many other centemporary trends are not : Sates anrsa—e SS GQUATE Ly ~eeait—sith: “or example, the only approach to the R siai theatre of the twent S@ranislavski century is in term of ‘hekhov and (on pp. 11{-117), c:d* is is quite different fromthe sert of troatme it I would give Chekhov today. (Perhaps ou have scen sy study of Chekhov in MASSES 1954”) It is hardly right that AND MAINCYREAM, Octee my ‘material in the boot contains no mention of Gorki. ; I do not feel that I can enter ; into a fuller discussion of Germin or other txxaa contemporary European theatre trends: to do so would mean a very extensive rewriting, a change in the form of the book, and would require a detailed know- lefige of recent dramatic development which I do not possess. However, I feel that the matter might be covered in a footnote. Let me know what you think about this. er “ *  .¥ am also troubled by the '-¢dtation from Stalin on p. 16 of FILM IN THE BATTLE ' "OF IDEAS-- not on purely political grounds, but because I feel* ite is a rather arbitrary, and doctrinnaire statement. I think I should rewrite this page, using about the same space for a somewhat less sweeping _ statement of the class hold upon the superstructure. Sos ; 7 (OVER) GON FIDENTIAt QNGE..Z- of 3 pace Ss iy HW 56329 DBocld:32338633 Page 4
a _ shall Cpe riics ; possible t onal gg as Soon as possible v I should welcome further Suggestions from an author's preface would be of any value? tails, and other Meanwhile, you. I wonder if With most cordial greetings CONFIDENTIAL HW 56329 DBocld:32336636 Page 5