The Minor Characterby Lenore Harris Hughes WITHOUT HARD WORK on the part of the minor characters in the play, those taking the major roles would … Read More ›
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The Roadmapby Louise Weibert Sutton IN ALL NATURE instinct is the guideline which times and moves every living thing. The birds feel an urge to … Read More ›
The ABC’s of Hospitalizationby Talitha Stickler THIS maze of medical mummery was conceived during a hospital convalescent period, and after long painstaking research and careful … Read More ›
Paging Dorothy Friedmanby Joseph F. Bradburn IT SEEMS that Dorothy Friedman, author of the lead story in my previous issue, is as mysterious and hard … Read More ›
Incident in Hollywoodby Dorothy Friedman UP AND DOWN Hollywood a variety of bars and dance halls leer out at passersby, naked and shabby in the … Read More ›
Women and Childrenby Paul Burns THEY fought. Bitterly. I heard none of it. Being just eight years old, in that summer of 1935, I was … Read More ›
Then Came NAPAby Barbara Ann Messier BRIDGETON, Maine. What a serene place for our short vacation! Just lying around doing anything or nothing. This change … Read More ›
I’m Way Out on a Limbby Jean Evelyn Rand “HERE, KITTY! Kitty! Kitty!” Dad says, “You know, there they are calling that cat out of … Read More ›
An Index of the Official Organ: Pipe Dream or Possibility?by Joseph F. Bradburn IN JUNE, 1978, Vic Moitoret concluded his three-part survey of the one … Read More ›