Free world theatre
Subtitle: nineteen new radio plays
By: with an introduction by Thomas Mann and a preface by Arch Oboler, edited by Arch Oboler and Stephen Longstreet
Contributors: Longstreet, Stephen, 1907-2002, joint ed.
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1944
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
Subjects: Radio plays.; World War, 1939-1945 -- Drama.
Genres: Drama.
Notes: "First printing."
Table of contents: title: The people march, by Arch Oboler.; title: Tomorrow, by Budd Schulberg and Jerome Lawrence.; title: Your day is coming, by Allan Scott.; title: Rip von Dinkel of Nuremberg, by Arch Oboler.; title: I have no prayer, by Arch Oboler.; title: White House kitchen, by B.C. Schoenfeld.; title: Music for freedom, by Don Quinn, Ira Greshwin, Jay Gorney, Henry Myers and Edward Eliscu.; title: The fountain of dancing children, by Fanya F. Lawrence.; title: Night flight, by Arch Oboler.; title: Fiesta, by Richard Collins and Everett Tomlinson.; title: U.S.S. Middletown, by Hector Chevigny, Anne Anthony, and Jerome Lawrence.; title: China to America, by Pearl Buck.; title: Last will and testament of Tom Smith, by Stephen Longstreet.; title: My mothers never weep, by William Kozlenko.; title: Something about Joe, by Milton Merlin and Clarence Muse.; title: Man with a beard, by Talbot Jennings.; title: General Armchair, by Samuel Raphaelson.; title: The second battle of Warsaw, by Irving Ravetch.; title: In memory of a hero, by Howard Estabrook.; title: V day, by Arch Oboler.; title: Biographical notes (p. 267-270)