Pictorial Classics of American Theatre Reviewed
Book reviews cover A Pictorial History of the American Theatre 1860-1970 by Daniel Blum and revised by John Willis, plus works on the Chicago fire of 1871, the Atlantic slave trade, travelogue on North America, The Amazon story, and other literary titles. Read discusses editors, publishers, and notable figures from Edwin Booth to Zero Mostel.
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Crows
Edwin Booth
the Lunts
Sarah Bernhardt
Carol Channing
Lillian Russell
Mary Martin
George M. Colian
Zero Mostel
Spain
Portugal
Spanish America
British Caribbean
Brazil
Americas
New World
Quiet Americans by Bill Hosokawa review excerpt
A Seattle born journalist profiles Nisei and Japanese American history from the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm Colony founding at Gold Hill California on June 8 1969 to modern exile. The work portrays resilience amid bigotry and harassment with stirring history and color.
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Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm
Gold Hil
Calif
Seattleborn
Bill Hosokawa
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