This performance guide is designed for teachers to use with students before and after a performance of the one-act musical based on Martin Handford's books, "Where's Waldo?" book by Michael Slade, music by David Evans, and lyrics by Faye Greenberg. The guide, called a "Cuesheet," contains four activity sheets for use in class,…

This paper considers the British thinker C.S. Lewis as a "forensic figure," defining "forensic" in the sense of public discussion and debate. The paper relates that, long before Lewis emerged as a public persuader, he learned to hold his own in private exchanges with William T. Kirkpatrick, his tutor from 1914-1917, and in…

"An expert gives guidelines on correct monitor placement for proper viewing. (Editor)

Discussed are the implications for public television programing of a Louis Harris survey which reports that one-third of those who regularly view the medium have a high school education or less, and one-fourth have an annual income of

A paper presented at All Association Luncheon of annual convention of American Educational Theatre Association (34th, Washington, D. C., August 24, 1970). (Editor/RD)

Develops the argument that considering theatrical performances to be rhetorical transactions between actors and audiences is both inappropriate and critically unprofitable. (See EJ 240 170-173.) (PD)

Concludes that lost newspaper readership is not directly attributable to deficiencies in the newspaper itself, and that social change might be as important in determining the future of the newspaper in the United States as will the press's performance in the media marketplace. (FL)

Analyzes 12 surveys conducted over a 13-year period, showing that the decline in newspaper readership among young readers is similar to that for the rest of the population. (FL)

Analyzes levels of audience involvement in participation theater: (1) instruction, (2) direct contact, (3) independent creative, (4) contribution of ideas, (5) representative involvement, (6) decision making, (7) story control, and (8) spontaneous involvement. Contends that participation plays help a child develop into a responsive adult audience…

Examines Federal Theatre productions of Pinocchio (1935-1939) as examples of children's theater presented with a high degree of professionalism and concern for the child audience. Discusses the philosophy of director Yasha Frank, the visual elements of the productions, and audience reaction. (PD)

Suggests that those who hold the greatest affinity with the television news program, "60 Minutes," watch the program to be entertained while seeking information. (FL)

Reports that 30 percent of those individuals watching a news broadcast were viewing it on nonlocal stations provided by cable television. (FL)