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...Laurence Shyer Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 American Absurd: Two Nonsense Plays by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind, and Ring Lardner Introduction by Laurence Shyer The next few pages stray from the declared subject of this issue...

...Ring Lardner, Jr. Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Introduction to The Gelska Cup Ring Lardner, Jr. Although The Gelska Cup appeared in the comic magazine Life...

...Ring Lardner Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 The Gelska Cup Ring Lardner (This was the prize college play at Gelska for Act I who are lying on individual divans in their life the year 1925. It turned out to be a terrible...

..., "Introduction to a Letter by Artaud," Vol. 9, no. 3, Summer Vol. 9, no. 2, Spring 1978, p. 46 1978, p. 71 Bharucha, Rustom, "Eclecticism, Oriental Theater and Artaud" (Essay), Vol. 9, Lardner, Ring, The Geiska Cup (Play), Vol. 9, no. 2, Spring 1978, p...

... Joel Katz, p. 64 Commedia deU’Arte: A Scene Study Book by Ban Rolfe, Persona Richard Landry, pp. 111 - 1 18 Books: Oakland, 1977(paper) $3.95. Ring Lardner, Jr., p. 125 Babette Mangolte, pp. 11 - 14, 28...

... Joel Katz, p. 64 Commedia deU’Arte: A Scene Study Book by Ban Rolfe, Persona Richard Landry, pp. 111 - 1 18 Books: Oakland, 1977(paper) $3.95. Ring Lardner, Jr., p. 125 Babette Mangolte, pp. 11 - 14, 28...

... K. Bristow. W. W. Norton, and Morrie Ryskind and Ring Lardner" (Introduction), Vol. 9, no. 2, Spring New York, N. Y., 1977 (paper) $4.95. 1978, p. 119 Astonish Us in the Morning: Tyrone Guthrie...

... Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Contributors JoAnne Akalaitis is an actress as well as a director for Mabou Mines in Ring Lardner, Jr. is the author of M*A*S*H and other screenplays. New York. She received Obies for her direction of Cascando and Dressed like an Egg...

... Cooper, Mark Twain, Mark Harmon, Herman Munster, Unc Jumbo, P.T. Barnum, Ring Lardner, Bing Crosby, Bill Cosby, Mr. BiII, Mr. Ed, Ed McM Spike Lee, Lee Radzewell, Princess Grace, Tracey Ullman, Uma Thurman, Stroi Barbie & Ken, Bob...

... with theater. Their highly visual style, combined with their texts, may disembodied, repetitive language were anticipated in the works even constitute a new theatrical vocabulary, one anticipated by of Gertrude Stein and Ring Lardner...