THE THEATER AS IT REFLECTS THE PROBLEMS OF THE SOUTH: A STUDY OF THE AMERICAN THEATER FROM 1919 TO 1947 INSOFAR AS IT HAS REFLECTED THE SOCIALAND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN REGION OF THE UNITED STATES

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by  MOORE, KEMPER MARTIN

Sponsoring Committee: Associate Professor Fred C. Planchard
Assistant Professor Martha H ill, Assistant Professor Durward Pruden
THE THEATER AS IT REFLECTS THE PROBLEMS
OF TIT7 SOUTH
A STUDY OF THE AMERICAN THEATER FROM 1919 to 19h7
INSOFAR AS IT HAS REFLECTED THE SOCIAL AND
ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN
REGION OF THE UNITED STATES
Kemper Martin Moore
Submitted in partial fulfillm ent of the
requirements of the degree of Doctor
of Education in the School of Education of
New York University
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or document which she has submitted for publication has been heretofore
published and (or) copyrighted in the United States of America, except
in the case of passages quoted from other published sources; that she
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lished, w ill be libelous or otherwise injurious, or infringe in ary
way the copyright of any other party; and that she w ill defend,
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA PRESS
Chapel Hill, N. C,
December 21, 1^-9
Miss Kemper M. Moore
58 West 57th Street
New York, New York
Dear Miss Moore:
' In reply to your letter of December 13, I am glad to say that The
University of North Carolina Press hereby grants you permission to quote
the passages you cite from HUMAN GEOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTH, THE WASTED LAND,
and SOUTHERN REGIONS. This permission, which is necessary only in case
your dissertation is published, is granted without charge, and on condition
that acknowledgment be made of title, author, and publisher, This acknow­
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to conform with your general format, it appears in a separate section de­
voted to acknowledgments of material quoted with permission,
Sincerely yours,
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December 20, 19U9
Miss Kemper M. Moore
58 West 57 Street
New York, N. Y.
Dear Miss Moore:
I would like to acknowledge your letter of December ll*,
requesting permission to quote some excerpts from pages 261 and 27k
of Parkins1 THE SOUTH, which are to be used in your thesis, ful­
fillin g the requirements for the Doctorate at New York University,
We are pleased to grant you this permission, and our only
request is that you give credit in the following form:
"Reprinted by permission from THE SOUTH by A.E,Parkins,
published try John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 19&8."
>uly yours,
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Duke University Press Durham, North Carolina
College Station
December 15, 1949
Miss Kemper M. Moore
58 West 57th Street
New York, N. Y.
Dear Miss Moore:
The Duke University Press w ill be glad to have
you use the passage from E. T. Thompson's Race Relations
and the Race Problem noted in your letter of December 13,
1949, in your doctoral dissertation at N. Y. U.
Sincerely yours,
AGB/ls Ashbel G. Brice, Editor
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December 22, 19^9
M iss Kemper M. Moore
58 W est 57 th S treet
New York, New York
Dear M iss Moores
Thank you Tor your letter of December 13th.
Vfe have no objection to your quoting from
BELCM THE POTOMAC by Virginius Dabney in your
th e s is , provided acknowledgment is made to the
book.
Should your th esis be accepted for publication,
i t would o f course be necessary for the publisher
to obtain our formal permission for use of the
m aterial you are quoting.
Sincerely,
E lizabeth Horner
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December 19, 19^-9
Miss Kemper M* Moore
58 West 57th Street
Hew York, Hew York
Dear Miss Mpore:
In accordance with, the request contained in your
letter of December 13 th , we are glad to grant
you permission to quote from AH AMEEICAH DILEMMA,
as indicated in such letter, on condition that
full credit is given to the source of the material*
Cordially yours
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Sear Hiss Moore:
In reply to your le tte r of January 3?&t we sh a ll
"be very glad to give you permission to use the quotation
specified from OUT 07 TEX SOOTH hy Paul Green in your
thesis for the Doctorate at Hew York University*
Kindly give the usual credit to the t it le and author*
SineAvalv vmiri.
Elizabeth B* Harvey
Permission Department
Hits Kemper M. Moore
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Hw York, Hew York
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volume and Henry Holt and Company as the publishers.
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