Firsts & Founders: Early Women in Drama at Yale

Item

"Yale One-Act Plays," 1930

Title

"Yale One-Act Plays," 1930

Creator

Arts Library Special Collections, Ba 1 Y2

Contributor

Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library

Date

1930

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Source

Firsts and Founders: Early Women in Drama at Yale

Item sets

First & Founders: Early Women in Drama at Yale
Black front cover of the book.OneActs_cover.jpg Inside cover of the book featuring Baker's bookplate, facing page inscription "Geo. P. Baker first copies apr. 21 1930."OneActs_01.jpg Close up of Baker's bookplate inside front cover. Reads "Ex Libris George Pierce Baker" in ornate floral and foliate border, above an image of conversing ladies and dueling men in a forest scene.OneActs_02.jpg Close up of inscription "Geo. P. Baker first copies apr. 21 1930."OneActs_03.jpg Frontispiece and title page of the book. Left page features a production photograph of "Han's Bulow's Last Puppet," with a woman in front of a home-like dwelling speaking, two men on either side. Facing title page reads Yale One-Act Plays edited with a forward by George Pierce Baker [ornament], followed by publication information.OneActs_05.jpg Close-up of title page. OneActs_06.jpg Page in a book. "Hans Bulow's Last Puppet by Grace Dorcas Ruthenburg. This may be played by genuine puppets or by human actors with stylized scenery, costumes, movements and gestures. It was originally successfully produced in the second manner. Copyright, 1930, by Grace Ruthenburg."OneActs_07.jpg Page in a book. "Immersion by Maude Humphrey" followed by three paragraphs of explanatory text. Final line reads "Copyright, 1926, by Maude Humphrey."OneActs_10.jpg