OTAKI PUBLIC LIBRARY

Chronicle (Levin), 19 July 1947, Page 2

OTAKI PUBLIC LIBRARY

BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED A number of new books, which should be of special interest to the general public, and especially to the drama circle, have been added to the shelves of the Otaki Public Library. They are: Five Plays of 1940; "Traitors' Gate," by Morna Stuart; "Nothing but the.. Truth," James Montgomery; "Plays without Footlights," edited by Esther E. Galbraith; "Nine Modern Plays," J. Hampden; "Best One-act Plays of 1942-43," J. W. Marriott; "Love in Ialeness," T. Rattigan; "The Skin' of our Teeth," Thornton Wilder; "Three Plays," J. B. Priestley; "Sad about Europe," Philip Johnson; "Quiet Wedding," Esther McCracken; "Six One-act Plays for Amateurs," Mary May; "The Time of Your Life and two other Plays," William Saroyan; "The Best Oneact Plays of 1943," edited by Margaret Mayorga; "Ladies Alone," Florence Rogerson and Colin Clements; "A Mind of her Own," Anne Ferring Weatherly; "For the Ladies,." ten playable skits for two, three and four characters; "The Banbury Nose," . Peter Ustinov; "Blithe Spirit," Noel Coward; "Indoor Fireworks," Arthur Macrae; "Five Great Modern Irish Plays"; "Amateur Theatre Handbook," E. C. Davis; "Lightfng the Stage with Homemade Equipment," Jack Stuart Knapp; "Secrets of Scene Painting and Stage Effects," Van Dyke Browne; "Period Costumes and Settings for the Small Stage," J. M. C. Greer; "A Guide to Theatrical Make-up," Charles S. Parso'ns; and "Practical Stagecraft for Amateurs," Jevan BrandonThomas.