TITLE: THEATRE ARTS
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ISSUE DATE: January, 1961; Vol. XLV, No. 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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THE COVER: EILEEN FARRELL, the noted American soprano, whose Metropolitan Opera debut has been one of the high points of the season. Opera, at the Met and throughout the entire country, provides the theme of this issue. Cover photograph by Murray Laden.

SPECIAL OPERA SECTION:
"Opera in America" by Paul Henry Lang.
"Why Critics Can't Win" by Joseph Wechsberg.
"The Met: Tea at 4, and 5 New Productions" by Francis Robinson.
"The Opera on the Air".
"The Chicago Story" by Roger Dettmer.
"'Wozzeck' and some Golden Girls Out West" by Alfred Frankenstein.
"Texas, with Trimmings" by John Rosenfield.

FEATURES:
Theatre Arts Gallery (OTTO PREMINGER) by Richard Gehman and Murray Laden.[NICE, In-depth article, with FULL PAGE photo!]
"The Leonardo of Our Theatre" by Kenneth Macgowan. [Profile of NORMAN BEL GEDDES, illustrated with photos of sets. ]
ONOE BAIKO VII: "Master of the KABUKI Craft". [With full page photo]
"Wanted: More Stars, Less 'Method'" by Sherman Ewing.

THE PLAY: "The Tenth Man" by Paddy Chayefsky.

PLAY REVIEWS: Alan Pryce-Jones at the Theatre.

DEPARTMENTS: Letters; Calendar; Theatre USA News; Theatre on Discs.

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