Carolina folk comedies
By: edited with an introduction by Frederick H. Koch ... and a foreword by Archibald Henderson; illustrated from photographs of the original productions of the play.
Publisher: S. French
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New York; Los Angeles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
Subjects: Folk drama, American.; Little theater movement.; North Carolina.
Notes: At head of title: Fourth series of "Carolina folk-plays".
Table of contents: title: Aims of the Carolina playmakers.; title: Adventures in playmaking, 1918-1931, by F.H. Koch.; title: Foreword, by A. Henderson.; title: Magnolia's man, a mountain comedy, by Gertrude W. Coffin.; title: Ever' snitch, a comedy of Carolina fisher-folk, by Irene Fussler.; title: Agatha, a romance of plantation days, by Jane Toy.; title: Dogwood bushes, a comedy of country youth, by W. Stout.; title: Companion-mate Maggie, a negro comedy, by Helen Dortch.; title: The lie, a play of revolutionary Carolina, by W. O'Connell.; title: Cloey, a play of Winston-Salem folk, by Loretto C. Bailey.; title: The new moon, a whimsical fantasy drawn from old folk-story, by T. Peet.; title: Appendix I: The Carolina playmakers; productions and tours of the Carolina playmakers.; title: Appendix II: The Carolina playmakers; a selected bibliography (p. 298-311)