Carolina folk-plays
By: edited with an introduction by Frederick H. Koch...and a foreword by Paul Green, illustrated from photographs of the original productions of the plays.
Publisher: H. Holt and company
Published: 1928
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
Subjects: Folk drama, American -- North Carolina; Little theater movement -- North Carolina; North Carolina
Notes: At head of title: Third series.
Table of contents: title: Contents.; title: Aims of the Carolina Playmakers.; title: The Carolina playmaker, by F. H. Koch.; title: The Playmakers and our art by P. Green.; title: The Scuffletown outlaws, a tragedy of the Lowrie gang, by W. N. Cox.; title: Job's kinfolks, a play of the mill people, by Loretta C. Bailey.; title: In Dixon's kitchen, a comedy of a country courtship, by W. Stout in collaboration with Ellen Lay.; title: A shotgun splicin', a mountain comedy, by Gertrude W. Coffin.; title: Lighted candles, a tragedy of the Carolina highlands, by Margaret Bland in collaboration with Louisa Duis.; title: Quare medicine, a country comedy of a quack doctor, by P. Green.; title: Appendix I: The Carolina Playmakers: production and tours of the Carolina Playmakers.; title: Appendix II: The Carolina Playmakers; a selected bibliography (p. 259-312); title: Appendix III: The dedication of the Playmakers theatre.; title: Appendix IV: Summary; title: 1918-1928.