New plays for red letter days
By: by Elizabeth Hough Sechrist  and Janette Woolsey ; illustrated by Guy Fry.
Contributors: Woolsey, Janette, joint author.
Publisher: Macrae Smith Co.
Published: 1953
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Subjects: Children's plays
Table of contents: title: New Year's Day (January 1): Days and days; title: Abraham Lincoln's Birthday (February 12): Lincoln's secret journey; title: St. Valentine's Day (February 14): The Queen of Hearts' party; title: George Washington's Birthday (February 22): My honest friend ; George Washington serves his country; title: Easter: The donkey's mission; title: Arbor Day (dates vary in different states): The Great Tree Council; title: May Day (May 1): Charlie's May basket; title: Mother's Day (second Sunday in May): Mother of the town; title: Flag Day (June 14): Each star a state; title: Father's Day (third Sunday in June): A picnic for Father; title: Columbus Day (October 12): This dream came true; title: United Nation's Day (October 24): The United Nations, the hope of the world; title: Halloween (October 31): The witches' complaint ; A Halloween surprise package; title: Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday in November): Thanksgiving Proclamation-1863; title: Christmas (December 25): The Santa Claus Court; title: Special weeks celebrated in our schools:  American Education Week: The good old days; title: Be Kind to Animals Week: Mother Goose gives advice; title: Book Week: The wonder world of books; title: Boy Scout Week: Radios versus doughnuts; title: Brotherhood Week: Mars calling; title: Fire Prevention Week: The fire demons; title: Girl Scout Week: First aid in the first troop; title: National Health Week: The Imps' defeat.