Contemporary one-act plays of 1921. (American)
By: Selected and ed. by Frank Shay.
Publisher: Stewart Kidd Company
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 630
Subjects: American drama.
Other titles: One-act plays.
Notes: Bibliographies: p. [615]-630.
"The present collection of short plays must be considered as a supplementary volume to Fifty contemporary one-act plays."--Foreword.
Table of contents: title: Mirage, by G.M.P. Baird.; title: Napoleon's barber, by A. Caesar.; title: Goat alley, by E.H. Culbertson.; title: Sweet and twenty, by F. Dell.; title: Tickless time, by Susan Glaspell and G.C. Cook.; title: The hero of Santa Maria, by K.S. Goodman and B. Hecht.; title: All gummed up, by H.W. Gribble.; title: Thompson's luck, by H.G. Grover.; title: Fata deorum, by C.W. Guske.; title: Pearl of dawn, by H. Hudson.; title: Finders-Keepers, by G. Kelly.; title: Solomon's song, by H. Kemp.; title: Matinata, by L. Langner.; title: The conflict, by Clarice V. McCauley.; title: Two slatterns and a king, by Edna St. V. Millay.; title: Thursday evening, by C. Morley.; title: The dreamy kid, by E. O'Neill.; title: Forbidden fruit, by G.J. Smith.; title: Jezebel, by Dorothy Stockbridge.; title: Sir David wears a crown, by S. Walker.