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1. ACTORS - "American Actors in England"
2. ACTORS - Do They Need Brains
3. ACTORS - "The English Actor and the Press"
4. ACTORS - Marriage of
5. ACTORS - Miscellaneous
6. ACTORS - On Being an Actor
7. ACTORS- "Why Actors Don't Retire"
8. ACTRESSES - "Where Are the Actresses of Yesteryear?"
9. ADVERTISING - in Theatre & Motion Picture Industry - " Annual Report, 1932"
10. AMUSEMENT PARKS - Dreamland (Coney Island, N Y)
11. ANECDOTES
12. AUTHORS - "Why Do Authors Act?" (an interview with Cyril HATCOURT)
13. AUTOMOBILES - "The Origin of the Automobile"
14. BADGERING - "The Art and Pleasure of Badgering"
15. BALDHEAD & AMAZONIAN MARCH - "The Passing of the Baldhead and Amazonian March"
16. BOOKS - "The Art of Sneaking Books into the House"
17. BOOKS - "Book Selling"
18. BOOKS - "The Ways and Means of the Book-Plate Maniacs"
19. CATCH PHRASE
20. "Charley's Aunt" (play by Brandon Thomas), "Charley's Aunt Gets A Radio"
21. CIRCUSES - Miscellaneous
22. CIRCUSES - Sells' Brothers "Wild Man"
23. COBB, Irvin S. - "Hands Across the Sea"
24. COLOR LINE - "The Color Line in the Theatre"
25. "Comedians' Big Shoes"
26. "Coon Hunting on the Shore of the Mississippi"
27. COPY - Search for
28. CRITICISM - Amenities of
29. CRITICISM - "The Curse of Critical Astigmatics"
30. CRITICISM - "The Utility of Criticism"
31. CRITICS - "Are Dramatic Critics a Nuisance?"
32. CRITICS - "The Classics and the Critics"
33. CRITICS - the "Crepe-Hanger" (or "first-nighter")
34. CRITICS - The Critic and the Press Agent"
35. CRITICS - "The Critics' Real Duty"
36. CRITICS - "The Fable of the Dramatic Critic"
37. CRITICS - "The Ideal Critic"
38. CRITICS - "When Critics Disagree"
39. CURTAIN CALL - "The Tradition of the Curtain Call"
40. CURTAIN SPEECHES
41. DARIEN, CONN. - "The Pageant of Darien"
42. "DEADHEAD" - origin of the word, etc
43. DENNY, Reginald - on the aft of stage and screen
44. DIAMOND ROBBERIES - "Lydia Thompson's Diamonds"
45. DIAMOND ROBBERIES- "The Original Actress Diamond Robbery"
46. "Dinner Scenes on the Stage"
47. Dogs on the Stage - "Dew Fields Tells of the Origin of the Dog Story"
48. DRAMA - Decadence of
49. DRAMA - "Is Drama on the Way Out?"
50. DRAMA - "Dramatic Stars - How They Are Discovered by the Theatrical Astronmer"
51. DRAMA - "Which Was the Golden Age of Drama?"
52. DRAMATIC CRITICISM - Miscellaneous
53. DRAMATISTS - "The American Dramatist's Opportunity"
54. EDITORS - "The Quarrels of Editors"
55. EPIGRAMS - "Epi-Drama-Grams"
56. ERLANGER, A. L. (biographical sketch)
57. FAVERSHAM, William (biographical sketch)
58. FORREST, Sam, "Running Away with the Show with a Few 'Sides'". by Sam Forrest
59. HILL, Graham, MsPoem signed, "The Brotherhood of Blood, A Song of the Anglo Saxon People" (dedicated to De Wolf Hopper)
60. HITCH-HIKING - "Hitch-Hikers Often Give a Good Show"
61. HITCH-HIKING - "Romance of Hitch-Hicking"
62. "Hobson's Choice (play) - "Judging Plays at Rehearsals"
63. "HOKUM" - "What Is Hokum?"
64. HOPKINS, Charles (actor, manager) (biographical sketch)
65. HOTELS - Vagaries of
66. HULL, Henry - "Henry Hull and the Rule of Three"
67. HUNCHES - "Linda Watkin's Hunches"
68. "The Lion vs. the Horse Laugh"
69. LONDON - City of
70. MAGIC - "The Fables of Indian Magic"
71. "The Manager's Credo"
72. MARLOWE, Julia - "Marlowe's English", etc
73. MELVILLE, Rose - "Sis Hopkins Abroad", etc
74. MILLER, Marilynn - "A Study in Stage Smiles", by Marilynn Miller
75. MISCELLANEOUS
76. MOTION PICTURES - "Are Movie Audiences Morons?"
77. MOTION PICTURES - "Influence of the Movies in Far Countries"
78. MOTION PICTURES - the Motion Picture Responsible for the Present Plight of the Drama?"
79. MOTION PICTURES - Miscellaneous
80. MOTION PICTURES - Quality of
81. MOTION PICTURES - Stars of
82. MOTION PICTURES - "What About the Talk in the Talkies?"
83. MOTION PICTURES - "What Is to Be Done About Motion Picture Titles"
84. MOTION PICTURES - "What's Right with the Movies?"
85. MUSIC - "Incidental Music to Plays"
86. MUSIC BOX REVUE (Irving Berlin's musical) - Miscellaneous
87. MUSICAL COMEDY - "Is Musical Comedy Here to Stay?", by Louise Gunning
88. MUSICAL COMEDY - "The Present Vogue of Musical Comedy", by Louise Gunning
89. NERVOUS WRECKS - "What Makes Nervous Wrecks?"
90. NEWSPAPERS - "Are Newspapers As Incorrect As Books?"
91. MUSICAL COMEDY - "Newspapers vs. Books"
92. "The Photoplay Acquires Traditions"
93. PLAYS - "Getting a Play Acted"
94. PLAYS - "Indelicate Themes in Plays"
95. PLAYS - "The Play vs. Wit"
96. PLAYS - Value of New York Endorsement
97. PLAYS - "The Story Told in the First American Play"
98. POETRY - Miscellaneous
99. PRESS AGENTS - Miscellaneous
100. PRESS AGENTS - "Confessions of a Press Agent"
101. "The Press and the Stage"
102. "The Quietist Republic"
103. RED HEADS - "The Recrudescence of the Red Head on the Stage"
104. RED HEADS - "Temperament and Red Hair"
105. REPUTATION - Bugbear of managers
106. RICARD, Leila (publicity material)
107. ST. LEGER, John - "Elected to the Jackassiana"; "Jackassiana"; "More Jackassiad", by St. Leger
108. SCHEFF, Fritsi - "The Charm of Fritsi Scheff"
109. SHAKESPEAR, Wm. - "The Hub-bub over Scenery"
110. SHAKESPEAR, Wm. - Miscellaneous
111. SHAW, George Bernard - "An Answer to Mr. Shaw"
112. SHUBERT, Lee - "New York as a Show Shop Window". by Lee Shubert
113. SILENCE - Eloquence of in acting
114. SIMILIES
115. SLEEP - "Getting Used to Noises at Night"
116. SOTHERN, E. H. - Miscellaneous
117. SPEECH-MAKING
118. THE STAGE - "Stage Door Philosophy"
119. THE STAGE - "The Educationally Considered"
120. THE STAGE - Stage Effects (origin of)
121. THE STAGE - "Stage Illusions"
122. THE STAGE - Stage Slang
123. THE STAGE - "Style and the Stage"
124. THEATRE - Misbehavior in
125. THEATRE - Theatrical & Commercial Advertising
126. THEATRE - "Theatrical Don'ts"
127. THEATRE - Theatrical Language
128. THEATRE - "What Is the Lure of the Theatre?"
129. THRESHER, J. H -"The Key of the Position or the Position of the Key". by J. H. Thresher
130. TREASURE HUNTING
131. TRIAL SCENES - In plays
132. WALKING - "From Pneumatic Tires to Shoe Leather"
133. WILSTACH, Frank J. - "Frank Wilstach Has Broken Out"
134. WIT
135. Miscellaneous Papers [5/1]