Here in a facsimile of the 1930 edition is Willis Richardson's
collection of twelve plays and pageants that playwrights of the era
wrote expressly for black audiences, mainly students and other
young black people who staged them. Not available in any other
source, this is the important work of nine significant dramatists
who helped to lay the foundations of African American drama.
Included are Thelma Myrtle Duncan's "Sacrifice," Maud
Cuney-Hare's "Antar of Araby," John Matheus's "Ti Yette," May
Miller's "Graven Images" and "Riding the Goat," Willis Richardson's
"The Black Horseman, ""The King's Dilemma, " and "The House of
Sham, " Inez M. Burke's "Two Races, " Dorothy C. Guinn's "Out of
the Dark, " Frances Gunner's "The Light of the Women, " and Edward
J. McCoo's "Ethiopia at the Bar of Justice." This edition also
contains Richardson's introduction from the 1930 edition, not
included in later versions.
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