الفهرس 
Chapter iOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
If art is known as the reflecting mirror and the revealing pulse of anation and if the theater is largely aclaimed as the most public of
all art, the pre-war american theatre
shows the least consistent yet most interisting of all most
theatrical records . it was atheatre that confind itself to reflect
the mythologized and the illusory instead of the actual and the real ;
atheatre that is mainly meant tobe anational institue for intertainment
laching thus
wich turned to be bothadenotation of all the plays that were produced in the times