The place of Clyde Fitch in the American theatre 

A history of the Spanish theatre of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and its influence upon the modern Spanish theatre 

A survey of theatre organization as practiced by a selected group of community theatres in the Los Angeles area 

Penrose Station: an exploration of presence, immersion, player identity, and the unsilent protagonist 

Spying and surveillance in the early modern state and stage 

Before Brando: Film acting in the Hollywood studio era 

The contributions of Max Reinhardt to the modern art theatre 

Alice in Wonderland, 1947 [program p. 1] 

Down Comes Kitty: A play in three acts 

The one-act play in America: Techniques of construction 

Alice in Wonderland, 1947 [flier front] 

The civic theatre theory of Percy MacKaye 

A Woman of Spirit: A historical play in two acts 

The AIDS task force benefit production of One by Jeff Hagedorn 

An historical study of Inigo Jones' work in the theatre 

Rasputin: A theatre-piece in one act 

Goals inherent in the acting theories of Zeami, Stanislavski, and Grotowski 

The development of the theatre on the American frontier to 1850 

The showboat theatre of America's rivers: Its birth, growth, and decline 

The history of the professional theatre in the state of Nevada 

Play, sacrifice and "Fete Panique": The genesis of Fernando Arrabal's theatre. 

The opportunities of theatre production in the correlation of the arts. 

Crowd at Burns & Allen program, White Owl, Southern California, 1935 [image] 

A study of Kabuki acting techniques based on Japanese primary source materials 

The acting and singing career of Madame Vestris, 1797-1830: A historical study