Must Be Grounded In A Philosophy Whose

Perhaps Nothing Is So Fraught With Significance As The Human Hand.

The Task Of Youth Is Not Only Its Own Salvation But The Salvation Of Those Against Whom It Rebels.

I Have Come To Believe ... That The Stage May Do More Than Teach, That Much Of Our Current Moral Instruction Will Not Endure The Test Of Being Cast Into A Lifelike Mold, And When Presented In Dramatic Form Will Reveal Itself As Platitudinous And Effete. That Which May Have Sounded Like Righteous Teaching When It Was Remote And Wordy, Will Be Challenged Afresh When It Is Obliged To Simulate Life Itself.

A Very Little Familiarity With The Poor Districts Of Any City Is Sufficient To Show How Primitive And Genuine Are The Neighborly Relations.

The Cheap Drama Brings Cause And Effect, Will Power And Action, Once More Into Relation And Gives A Man The Thrilling Conviction That He May Yet Be Master Of His Fate.