Pioneering a people's theatre
By: edited with a foreword by Archibald Henderson ...
Series: The University of North Carolina sesquicentennial publication
Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
Published: 1945
Place of publication: Chapel Hill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Carolina Playmakers.
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Notes: "Appeared as vol. XVII, no. 1, of the Carolina play-book."--Foreword.
Table of contents: title: Frederick H. Koch, the man and his work, by Samuel Selden.; title: Twenty-six years of the Carolina Playmakers, by Samuel Selden.; title: Drama in the South, by F.H. Koch.; title: Scholium scribendi, by Archibald Henderson.; title: First stage and first theatre, by F.H. Koch.; title: From script to stage, by Edward Muschamp.; title: Dramatic art in a university program, by Samuel Selden.; title: The lyric lazy South, by Paul Green.; title: Drama in extension, by Kai Heiberg-Jurgenson.; title: Presence by the river, by Paul Green.; title: A dramatic art building by Samuel Selden.; title: Miracle at Manteo, by Marion Fitz-Simons.; title: Retrospect and prospect, by G.R. Coffman.; title: The staff of the Carolina Playmakers, by Marion Fitz-Simons.; title: Play produced by the Carolina Playmakers, 1918-1944, by Virginia P. Spencer.; title: Carolina folk plays published in books, by Virginia P. Spencer.