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Books, Plays, Articles, Stories Adams, Frank R.—"Steam Cowboy" Red Book Magazine. Beranger, Clara—"Behind the Scenes With Major Bowes and His Amateurs" Liberty Magazine. Berton, Eugene—"Cocktail" (Music) J. J. Shubert Berton, Ralph—"Cocktail" (Lyrics) J. J. Shubert Blochman, L. G.—"Death on Nob Hill" Thrilling Detective Stories Cowan, Sada—Untitled Article* Fawcetts Magazine and Sunday Times. Eliscu, Edward—"Cocktail" (Lyrics) J. J. Shubert. Fowler, Guy—"Hudson Duster", "The Com¬ mon Couch" Authors 7 Publications, Inc. Kober, Arthur—"Thunder Over the Bronx" (Novel) Simon & Schuster McCoy, Horace "Episode in the Life of A Concessionaire" (Article) Esquire Schary, Dore—"Violence"—Play (Fiction) Zeppo Marx. Ullman, Elwood—Untitled Humorous Article Judge Watson, Robert — Articles, Sunday Post— Glasgow Bulletin Federal Theatre Projects (Continued from Page 9) to present desirable plays to the end that all the youth of America will become interested in the spok¬ en and personal theatre. Through this unit, it is planned to train a vast audience of youngsters who will become regular patrons of the Theatre. ©<3>©<3X3 Q BELLOWS & COMPANY, Inc. 'flm/uwlerb cvnct Pf/)ea/&rL cn, n f{ / onel BTO1MESS ESTABLISHED 1830 Our many New York friends now in Southern California will be pleased to know that complete stocks of our wines, personally selected by us from the choicest vineyards of Europe—and spirits, mellow and thor¬ oughly matured, are now available to them through Q Q Q 9 Q t WILBMAN & COMPANY, INC. 904 '/ Q Q O Q T HERE are a number of plans still under discussion and on which no definite action has yet been taken. These concern the Negro Theatre, the Mari¬ onette Theatre, the Living Newspaper, Vaudeville, Road Companies and Mo¬ tion Picture Projects. Serious consideration is being given for early action here on the “Living Newspaper”. This is Elmer Rice’s or¬ iginal idea and is now under way as a part of the New York project which Mr. Rice heads. Vaudeville will be pro¬ vided in all its ramifications with trav¬ elling companies covering the Western States. These units will play before American Legion Hospitals, other Hos¬ pitals, CCC Camps, etc. Road Com¬ panies to travel to all places where they will be properly sponsored also are un¬ der consideration. The entire program is non-profit. Many performances will be free to the public. Some performances will have small admission fees—not greater than one dollar, scaling down. In this man¬ ner it is hoped to bring many of the great dramas, which previously have been out of reach because of high ad¬ missions, to millions of young and old. This will materially aid in developing a legitimate, positive and permanent interest in the stage. Announcing Opening of NEW BAR on NOVEMBER 14th PERINO Restaurant UNEXCELLED CUISINE AND SERVICE 3927 Wilshire Boulevard (Near Gramercy) FE 9410 DR 9472 Collief?'Vebe(?Todd • Inc. Managers Writers OX 3101 Directors Actors November, 1935 17 •