Radio drama in action
Subtitle: twenty-five plays of a changing world
By: edited by Erik Barnouw...
Publisher: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc.
Published: 1945
Place of publication: New York; Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 397
Subjects: Radio plays
Table of contents: title: Columbus day, by Orson Wells, Robert Meltzer and Norris Houghton.-Will this earth hold? By P. S. Buck.-The battle of the Warsaw ghetto, by Morton Wishengrad.-Mister Ledford and the TVA, by Alan Lomax.-Open letter on race hatred, by W. N. Robson.-Bretton Woods, by Peter Lyon.-The last day of the war, by Sgt. Arthur Laurents.-A child is born, by S. V. Benét.-The halls of Congress, by Joseph Gottlieb.-Radioman Jack Cooper, by Hector Chevigny.-Concerning the Red Army, by Norman Rosten.-Inside a kid's head, by Jerome Lawrence and R. E. Lee.-London by clipper, by Norman Corwin.-Japanese-Americans, by Harry Kleiner.-The lonesome train, by Millard Lampell.-The "Boise", by Ranald MacDougall.-Grandpa and the statue, by Arthur Miller.-Booker T. Washington in Atlanta, by Langston Hughes.-North Atlantic testament, by Father T. J. Mulvey.-Typhus, by B. V. Dryer.-Pacific task force, by T/Sgt. Lawrence Lader.-Against the storm, by Sandra Michael.-The Negro domestic, by Roi Ottley.-Japan's advance base: the Bonin Islands, by Arnold Marquis.-The house I live in, by Arch Oboler.