The business of the theatre :
an economic history of the American theatre, 1750-1932 /
Prepared on behalf of the Actors' Equity Association by Alfred L. Bernheim, assisted by Sara Harding and the staff of the Labor Bureau, inc.

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Main Author: Bernheim, Alfred L., 1893-
Related Names: Actors' Equity Association.
Language(s): English
Published: New York : B. Blom, [1964]
Subjects: Theater > Theater / United States.
Theater.
Note: First published in Equity magazine, July 1930-Feb. 1932.
Physical Description: xii, 217 p. ; 33 cm.
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