El Mentidero de Comediantes

EL MENTIDERO DE COMEDIANTES The Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos will devote its spring 1981 number to Calderón, Articles are invited. Inquiries to Professor Jack H. Parker, University of Toronto. An association of Fulbright alumni has been formed. Former FuIbrighters may wish to contact Professor Arthur P. Dudden, P.O. Box 1042, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010 for details. A series of four articles that appeared in TAe American Hispanist during 1977 should be of interest to our readers. Under the heading of «The State of the Art,» Professors Janet Diaz, John Kronik, Bruno Damiani, and Richard Kinkade discuss the contributions of American Hispanism to 20th-century, 18th- and 19th-century, Golden-Age, and Medieval studies, respectively. The corresponding issues are those of April, May, September, and October. The four pieces, commissioned by Professor James A. Parr for presentation at the 1976 Peninsular Literature Section of the Atlanta AATSP meeting, represent an attempt to bring up to date and to expand upon Professor Wardropper's assessment published in 1968. This issue is dedicated to Professor Karl C. Gregg, former Managing Editor, whose contribution to this journal in time and energy during the past decade and half is well beyond reckoning. Thanks, Karl, on behalf of all Comediantes, for a job well done. ********** All those associated with the Bulletin are most grateful to the Del Amo Foundation for an additional $2,000 grant. This amount raises the total received from the Foundation to date to $8,000. ********** Articles submitted to the Bulletin are now refereed by at least two expert readers. In order to expedite an early decision, contributors are requested to submit an original and one photocopy. ********** Material is needed for future issues of the Bulletin. 77 ...