TITLE: THEATRE ARTS
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ISSUE DATE: Spring 1948, April-May, Vol. XXXII No. 3
"Combined With Stage Magazine"
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in GOOD condition, but is missing the back cover. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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Cover Photograph By Andre De Dienes, "Scene from "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE"

THIS issue has MANY MANY Full page ads for new plays, MANY in COLOR, including: ALLEGRO;ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (Ethel Merman); ANGEL IN THE WINGS; BORN YESTERDAY; A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE;COMMAND DECISION; FOR LOVE or MONEY; HIGH BUTTON SHOES; HABIMAH;MAN and SUPERMAN; LOOK MA I'M DANCIN' (Nancy Walker); MACBETH (MIchael Redgrave); ME AND MOLLY; MEDEA (Judith Anderson); MISTER ROBERTS; OKLAHOMA!; The RESPECTFUL PROSTITUTE; STRAGE BEDFELLOWS; THE HEIRESS. [Beautiful ADS!]

The Broadway Story. By Gilbert W. Gabriel.
Interview with Mr. George Bernard Shaw. By Jean Dalrymple.
"The Pleasantest Job in the World" By John K. Htttchens.
Caricature by Al Hirschfeld (MOST of a full page -- Caption: "From an actor's point of view: Brooks Atkinson out front on opening night." )
Meg Mundy. A Photograph.
Design for Theatre. By George Amberg.
Report from Stockholm. By Burton Wohl.
Any Resemblance. By Arnold B. Horwitt.
Nancy Walker. A Sketch by Vertes. [Full page]
Sir Laurence Olivier as Hamlet. A Photograph.
The Time of My Life. By Richard Erdinan.
This One's On Me. Compiled by Irving Hoffman. Sketches by Roy Nelson.
I Title Foreign Films. By Herman C. Weinberg.
Billy Sunday Comes to Town! By Louis Bromfield.

Theatre: U. S. A:
Theatre '48, Dallas, Texas.
Fordham University, New York.
Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
The Road is Young.
The Brighter Side. By Bill Butler. Sketches by Richard Erdos.
Joan of Lorraine. A Play by Maxwell Anderson.
Theatre Arts Bookshelf.
American Plays Abroad. A Picture Quiz.

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