Drama on the Air

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This work emphasizes that a professional attitude, strong background, and mastery of specific techniques lead to greater satisfaction for both players and directors, while enhancing the listener's experience. It provides a comprehensive understanding of radio plays as a dramatic form, combining theory with practical tools and techniques for translating these plays into dynamic performances. The author acknowledges the invaluable contributions of various individuals, including Dr. William Peery, who offered critical feedback on the initial draft, and Dr. Albert Johnson and Mr. Thomas D. Rishworth, who provided insightful suggestions. Special thanks are extended to friends from Evanston, particularly Professor Donley Feddersen and Dr. Martin Maloney, who offered extensive commentary while maintaining a supportive friendship. Additionally, Dr. Walter Scott's observations on Chapter 4 were particularly beneficial. The author expresses deep gratitude to Mr. Homer Heck, Program Manager of NBC's Central Division, for his thorough review of the manuscript, which proved essential. This publication by Forgotten Books aims to preserve and digitally reconstruct important historical works, ensuring their original format is maintained while repairing most imperfections, though some may remain to reflect the state of the original texts.