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Plays Of Negro Life: a Source-Book Of Native American Drama Selected and Edited By Alain Locke ... And Montgomery Gregory ... Decorations and Illustrations By Aaron Douglas [electronic resource]
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Richardson, Willis
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- African Americans--Drama.
- African Americans.
- American drama.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- Westport : Greenwood Press--Negro Universities Press, 1970.
- Summary:
- The Flight of the Natives, Willis Richardson - The Broken Banjo, Willis Richardson.
- Contents:
- Introduction: The drama of Negro life, by A. Locke.
- The dreamy kid, by E. O'Neill.
- The rider of dreams, by R. Torrence.
- Rackey, by E. H. Culbertson.
- The no 'count boy, by P. Green.
- The flight of the natives, by W. Richardson.
- White dresses, by P. Green.
- In Abraham's bosom, by P. Green.
- Sugar Cane, by F. H. Wilson.
- 'Cruiter, by J. Matheus.
- The starter, by E. Spence.
- Judge Lynch, by J. W. Rogers, Jr.
- Granny Maumee, by R. Torrence.
- The bird child, by L. White.
- Balo, by J. Toomer.
- Plumes, by G. D. Johnson.
- The broken banjo, by W. Richardson.
- The death dance, by T. Duncan.
- The Emperor Jones, by E. O'Neill.
- The danse calinda, by R. Torrence.
- Sahdji, an African ballet, by R. Bruce.
- Authors and plays.
- A chronology of the Negro theatre, by M. Gregory.
- Bibliography of Negro drama, compiled by A. Locke (p. 424-430).
- Notes:
- The following plays have been taken from this source: The Broken Banjo The Flight of the Natives.
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