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Frederick Henry Koch

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Frederick Henry Koch

Selden, Samuel ; Sphangos, Mary Tom · 1954 · University of North Carolina Library

Brief biography of Frederick Henry Koch (1877-1944), founder of the Carolina Playmakers at the University of North Carolina, by Samuel Selden and Mary Tom Sphangos, with notes by Jonathan Daniels and others. It reprints Koch's own essay 'Folk playmaking' on pages 59 to 68. Published by the University of North Carolina Library in 1954, viii and 92 pages with illustrations and a portrait.

Why this is here: Catalog heading in the Library of Congress record: Koch, Frederick Henry, 1877-1944.

Reviewed in Educational Theatre Journal (1956).

Duke NC Cardinal Durham Library of Congress

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