The business of the theatre

by Alfred L. Bernheim

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Published 1987 by Actors" Equity Association in New York .
Written in English

Edition Notes

Classifications
Statement	prepared on behalf of the Actors" Equity Association by Alfred L. Bernheim ; assisted by Sara Harding and the staff of the Labor Bureau, Inc.
Contributions	Harding, Sara.
LC Classifications	Microfilm 86/343 (P)
The Physical Object
Format	Microform
Pagination	xii, 217 p.
Number of Pages	217
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL2507120M
LC Control Number	87890125

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