In The Ideal Sense Nothing Is Uninteresting;

In The 1920s Dramatists Attacked Their Subjects As If The Inequities Could Be Resolved. Some Of The Traditional Optimism Of America Lurked Behind Most Of The Early Plays. But Not Now. There Is No Conviction Now That The Problem Will Be Solved.

This Nation Was Built By Men Who Took Risks-pioneers Who Were Not Afraid Of The Wilderness, Businessmen Who Were Not Afraid Of Failure, Scientists Who Were Not Afraid Of The Truth, Thinkers Who Were Not Afraid Of Progress, Dreamers Who Were Not Afraid Of Action.

Good Plays Drive Bad Playgoers Crazy.

Real Art Is Illumination, It Adds Stature To Life.

There Should Be A Dash Of The Amateur In Criticism. For The Amateur Is A Man Of Enthusiasm Who Has Not Settled Down And Is Not Habit Bound.