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Twenty contemporary one-act plays (American) Selected and ed. by Frank Shay.

LIBRA 812C Sh29.3
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Shay, Frank, 1888-1954, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American drana.
Physical Description:
3 preliminary leaves, 5-630 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
Cincinnati : Stewart Kidd company, [1922]
Contents:
Mirage, by G. M. P. Baird.
Napoleon's barber, by A. Caesar.
Goat alley, by E. H. Culbertson.
Sweet and twenty, by F. Dell.
Tickless time, by Susan Glaspell and G. C. Cook.
The hero of Santa Maria, by K. S. Goodman and B. Hecht.
All gummed up, by H. W. Gribble.
Thompson's luck, by H. G. Grover.
Fata deorum, by C. W. Guske.
Pearl of dawn, by H. Hudson.
Finders-keepers, by G. Kelly.
Solomon's song, by H. Kemp.
Matinata, by L. Langner.
The conflict, by Clarice V. McCauley.
Two slatterns and a king, by Edna St. V. Millay.
Thursday evening, by C. Morley.
The dreamy kid, by E. O'Neill.
Forbidden fruit, by G. J. Smith.
Jezebel, by Dorothy Stockbridge.
Sir David wears a crown, by S. Walker.
Notes:
"The present collection of short plays must be considered as a supplementary volume to Fifty contemporary one-act plays."--Forword.
Bibliographies: pages [615]-630.
OCLC:
248851956

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