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Sanctuary, a bird masque. Stokes, 1914. Illustrated by colored photos by Arnold Genthe. Songs, with music, published by Gray.
First produced in honor of President Wilson and to dedicate the bird sanctuary of Ernest H. Baynes at Meriden, N. H., this masque has been performed by the Chautauqua, also many indoor players.
The Canterbury pilgrims. Macmillan, 1903. 210 p. $1.25.
Suitable for performance indoors as a play or outdoors as a pageant. Has been performed by many schools and colleges.
— The... civic theatre. Kennerley, 1912; Boni & Liveright, 1920. $1.50.
A book which has greatly influenced the community drama movement in America.
The evergreen tree, a Christmas masque. Appleton, 1917. $1.50. Illustrated in color with scene and costume designs by Robert E. Jones. Music for choruses (by Arthur Farwell) and old carols, published by Church. Paper edition, 50 cents.
This dramatization of the Christmas tree is particularly suitable for all Christmas celebrations in churches, schools, and communities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sanctuary, a bird masque. Stokes, 1914. Illustrated by colored photos by Arnold Genthe. Songs, with music, published by Gray.
First produced in honor of President Wilson and to dedicate the bird sanctuary of Ernest H. Baynes at Meriden, N. H., this masque has been performed by the Chautauqua, also many indoor players.
The Canterbury pilgrims. Macmillan, 1903. 210 p. $1.25.
Suitable for performance indoors as a play or outdoors as a pageant. Has been performed by many schools and colleges.
— The... civic theatre. Kennerley, 1912; Boni & Liveright, 1920. $1.50.
A book which has greatly influenced the community drama movement in America.
The evergreen tree, a Christmas masque. Appleton, 1917. $1.50. Illustrated in color with scene and costume designs by Robert E. Jones. Music for choruses (by Arthur Farwell) and old carols, published by Church. Paper edition, 50 cents.
This dramatization of the Christmas tree is particularly suitable for all Christmas celebrations in churches, schools, and communities.
What to read after Sources of Information On Play And Recreation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of Recreation to read onlineMoreLess
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