Vol. 30, No. 1
pp1-48, 1976
Articles
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Enter a Phonograph
Jane Stedman
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The Middle of the Yard: A Second Inner Stage?
L. R. Star
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The Standfield Brothers
Pieter van der Merwe
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The Elizabethan Soliloquy - Direct Address or Monologue
Neil Carson
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A Theatrical Contract of 1773-1774
Julia Curtis
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Nineteenth-Century Theatrical Machinery in the Theatre Royal, Bath
Richard Leacroft
(Note: some pages of this article were omitted from the original binding, and were supplimented as separate sheets)
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Nineteenth-Century English Dramatists in Australia
Eric Irvin
BOOK REVIEWS
Un Cycle du Théâtre Religieux Anglais de Moyen Age
Claude Gauvin
Madame Vestris and the London Stage
William W. Appleton
O hAodha Micheál: Theatre in Ireland
(Drama and Theatre Studies)
Theatre through the Ages
Cesare Molinari
A Guide to Theatre Study
Kenneth M. Cameron
Drama Review, Popular Entertainments (vol. 18, no. 1)
(New York University)
The Georgian Playhouse 1730-1830 (exhibition catalogue)
Geoffrey Ashton and Iain Mackintosh
The Set Up, an Anatomy of The English Theatre Today
Ronald Hayman
A Classification for the Performing Arts
Simon Trussler
The New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature (vol. 4, 1900-1950)
R. L. Wilson, ed.
Drama, Stage and Audience
J. L. Styan
Enter a Phonograph –§– The Middle of the Yard, I: A Second Inner Stage? –§– The Standfield Brothers –§– The Elizabethan Soliloquy – Direct Address or Monologue –§– A Theatrical Contract of 1773-1774 –§– Nineteenth-Century Theatrical Machinery in the Theatre Royal, Bath –§– Nineteenth-Century English Dramatists in Australia.
EDITORIAL
The Theatre Museum
NOTES & QUERIES
Charles Kean’s Tomb
Plays by Maud Williamson
Corrigenda: transposed illustrations (figs 5 & 6, TN29/3/137)