Discusses the roles that physically handicapped children play in a music theatre designed by a music teacher who realized that boys and girls, regardless of their physical conditions, are all potential theatrical hams. (Author/RK)

Article describes a science lesson on body cleanliness. The students make an amoeba puppet soap mitt patterned after a real amoeba. (MM)

Establishes the need for more research in Indian drama and theatre. Describes curricular structure available to prepare to meet that need, defines areas of high potential for graduate research, and mentions resources that can aid the scholar. (RB)

This one-time elocution school flourishes on a unique educational philosophy - that innovative learning and joy are one and the same. (Editor)

Man does several things with the arts: He observes them, he executes what someone else has created, and he philosophizes about them. (JB)

The films and taped records in the Theatre Collection of the Research Library of the Performing Arts are intended to be used as research tools for scholars, students, writers, directors, designers and performers. A brief look at this project is presented. (NH)

The costs of the performing arts organizations are discussed, and a recommendation for Federal aid is made. (CK)

A speech delivered before open meeting of Yale School of Drama (New Haven, Conn., January 15, 1969) and published in Yale Alumni Magazine," April 1969; interview conducted July 14, 1969, and published in yale/theatre," Winter 1969. (Editor/RD)

Article focuses on the pre-Civil War black theater, and sees narrative story telling, story telling in dialogue form, persuasive speeches, sermons, song, dance, and instrumental music as part of the black theatrical heritage. (KG)