Lost Plays of the Harlem Renaissance, 1920-1940.
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| Other Authors / Creators: | Hatch, James V. |
| Format: | eBook Electronic |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Imprint: | Detroit : Wayne State University Press, 1996. |
| Series: | African American Life Series
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| Local Note: | Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2022. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries. |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Half_title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- THE LOST TREASURES
- WHO ARE WE?
- INFLUENCES OF WHITE ON BLACK
- THE BEGINNINGS OF SOCIAL DRAMA AND THE FOLK PLAY
- WHITE PLAYWRIGHTS AND CRITICS
- THE NEGRO PAGEANT
- THE LITTLE THEATRE MOVEMENT IN BLACK
- THE PLAYWRIGHTS, THE SOCIAL ISSUES
- THE ANTI-LYNCHING PLAYS
- NOTES
- JOSEPH SEAMON COTTER, JR. (1895-1919)
- REFERENCES
- ON THE FIELDS OF FRANCE
- CAST
- WILLIS RICHARDSON (1889-1977)
- NOTE
- REFERENCES
- A PILLAR OF THE CHURCH
- CAST
- GEORGE S. SCHUYLER (1895-1977)
- REFERENCES
- THE YELLOW PERIL
- CAST
- ALVIRA HAZZARD (1899-1953)
- MOTHER LIKED IT
- CAST
- JOSEPH S. MITCHELL (1891-195?)
- REFERENCES
- SON-BOY
- CAST
- RALF M. COLEMAN (1898-197?)
- THE GIRL FROM BACK HOME
- CAST
- JOHN FREDERICK MATHEUS (1887-1982)
- REFERENCES
- BLACK DAMP
- CAST
- ANDREW M. BURRIS (1898-C.1977)
- YOU MUS' BE BO'N AG'IN
- CAST
- ACT ONE
- SCENE 1
- SCENE 2
- ACT TWO
- ACT THREE
- MERCEDES GILBERT (18??-1952)
- REFERENCES
- ENVIRONMENT
- CAST
- SCENES
- ACT 1
- ACT 2
- ACT 3
- ACT I
- SCENE 1
- ACT II
- SCENE 1
- ACT II
- SCENE 2
- ACT III
- SCENE 1
- FRANCIS HALL JOHNSON (1888-1970)
- REFERENCES
- RUN LITTLE CHILLUN
- SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
- ACT ONE
- ACT TWO
- CAST
- ACT I
- SCENE 1
- ACT I
- SCENE 2
- ACT II
- SCENE 1
- ACT II
- SCENE 2
- CONRAD SEILER
- REFERENCES
- DARKER BROTHER
- CAST
- SCENES
- SCENE 1
- SCENE 2
- SCENE 3
- SCENE 4
- SCENE 5
- SCENE 6
- SCENE 7
- SCENE 8
- SCENE 9
- SCENE 10
- LANGSTON HUGHES (1902-1967)
- NOTES
- REFERENCES
- SCARLET SISTER BARRY
- CAST
- YOUNG BLACK JOE
- CAST
- THE ORGANIZER
- CAST
- THE EM-FUEHRER JONES
- CAST
- SHIRLEY GRAHAM (1896-1977)
- NOTE
- REFERENCES
- TRACK THIRTEEN
- CAST.
- APPENDIX:DOCUMENTS RELEVANT TO THE LOST PLAYS OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE
- 1. THE NEGRO IN ART:How SHALL H E BE PORTRAYED?
- 2. WHAT ARE WE, NEGROES OR AMERICANS?
- ORIGIN
- SCIENTIFIC USE
- PRESENT STATUS
- AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
- WHEN IS A NEGRO A NEGRO?
- 3. WHAT ARE WE?
- 4. THE NEGRO-ART HOKUM
- 5. THE NEGRO ARTIST AND THE RACIAL MOUNTAIN
- 6. THE NEGRO WOMAN AND THE BALLOT
- 7. THE NEGRO WOMAN IN THE PROFESSIONS
- 8. THE NEGRO WORKING WOMAN: WHAT SHE FACES IN MAKING
- 9. "RACHEL" THE PLAY OF THE MONTH: THE REASON AND SYNOPSIS
- 10. PRESCRIPTION FOR THE NEGRO THEATRE
- 11. THE NEGRO IN DRAMATIC ART
- 12. THE HOPE OF A NEGRO DRAMA
- 13. STEPS TOWARD THE NEGRO THEATRE
- 14. RRIGWA PLAYERS LITTLE NEGRO THEATRE: THE STORY OF A LITTLE THEATRE MOVEMENT
- KRIGWA PLAYERS
- 16. PAYING FOR PLAYS
- 17. MAIN PROBLEMS OF THE NEGRO THEATER
- 18. VARIATION 0137 OF MONOLOGUE NO. 8
- THE SPENCE FAMILY PASSES IN REVIEW
- 19. NEGRO ART PLAYERS IN HARLEM
- 20. A CRITICISM OF THE NEGRO DRAMA As IT RELATES TO THE NEGRO DRAMATIST AND ARTIST
- BackCover.