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Scenes and monologues from the new American theater

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Publisher
New American Library
Language
English
Pages
301

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Subjects
Auditions, Acting, American Monologues, American drama
Times
20th century

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Scenes and monologues from the new American theater
1988, New American Library
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New York

Edition Notes

"A Mentor book."

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
792/.028
Library of Congress
PN2080 .S24 1988

The Physical Object

Pagination
xv, 301 p. ;
Number of pages
301

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2411433M
Internet Archive
scenesmonologues00fran
ISBN 10
0451625471
LC Control Number
87061677
Library Thing
203712
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1501151

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