Modern Drama: Library Collections

1964 JAMES BRIDIE 45 able ham and eggs." Bridie has written a parable for his play, giving his audience the key to his moral. Here is George, clutching for the cold bars of reason yet actually being led home by something much more extraordinary, something unreasonable but seemingly eternal, something whose transcendent justice serves ham and eggs with its wrath. The irony is that he does not recognize himself. HELEN L. LUYBEN MODERN DRAMA LIBRARY COLLECTIONS The Wisconsin Center for Theatre Research has recently acquired the Kermit Bloomgarden Papers, 1935-1955: 65 boxes; 25 volumes; 1 index box; 3 packages. Budgets, royalty statements, contracts, weekly settlements, vouchers, bills, prompt books, ground plans, elevations,. light, costume and property plots represent twenty years of Bloomgarden productions, including Command Decision, Another Part of the Forest, Death of a Salesman, and The Crucible. The collection is. now processed and ready for use by interested researchers. For further information, write David M. Kauf, Director, Wisconsin Center for Theatre Research, University of Wisc0!lsin, Madison, Wisconsin. ...