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1897–1989 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗
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A study course in modern drama prepared by Elizabeth Lay Green with Frederick H. Koch, issued in 1927 for the university extension program at Chapel Hill. Topics include the teaching of drama in continuing education. The material includes outlines and syllabi. Koch founded the Carolina Playmakers, which ties the syllabus to the university's theater work.
The 1921 version of Elizabeth Lay Green's modern drama course, published by the university at Chapel Hill as a program for women's clubs. Topics include drama in outline and syllabus form and its teaching through continuing education. The subtitle names the audience it was written for, the clubs that the extension division supplied with reading programs from the campus.
Janet McNeill Green's portrait of Elizabeth Lay Green, an American author and author's spouse who lived from 1897 to 1989. The booklet includes her piece on the baptism of Virginia Dare and an Eleanor Dare lullaby printed with music. Fifty nine unnumbered pages with illustrations and portraits. Green was associated with Chapel Hill.
Twenty eight audio recordings made by James R. Spence between 1974 and 1979 concerning the playwright Paul Green, preserved as oral histories in the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 5170. Subjects include Green, Elizabeth Lay Green, American authors and their political and social views, intellectual life in North Carolina and the South, Harnett County, and social life in Chapel Hill.
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