Articles and Publications, 1916-1953

File — Box: Communal Collections 37, Placement: 03, Folder: 1

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"The Right to Life" in Modern Drama, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from the South Atlantic Quarterly, 1916, pp. 269-275.

What's Wrong with the Movies?, Shaw, Bernard. Reprinted from Theatre Magazine, June 1916, pp. 356-357.

Publicity and the Truth: That most Ingenious and Veracious Person, the Theatrical Press Agent and Some of his Little Wiles, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from Theatre Magazine, November 1920, pp. 282, 316.

Jane Jennings -The Mother's Role, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from Dramatic Mirror and Theatre World, 42nd Annual, May 14, 1921, pp. 843, 845.

The Debut of the Stage Doorman, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from the Dramatic Mirror and Theatre World, 1921, p. 804.

A Theatre of Ideals, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from Equity, vol. 7, no. 5, May 1922, pp. 14-15.

A Rich Heritage, reviewed by Bernard Sobel, The New York Herald Tribune, Sunday, October 26, 1924, p. 353.

"Professional Matinees Draw Genial Audiences: They Provide Lure of Something for Nothing - Lobby Critics Always In Happy Mood - A Good Time For All," Bernard Sobel, New York Times, Saturday August 23, 1925

The Historic Hootchy-Kootchy, Sobel, Bernard. Reprinted from Dance, October, 1946, pp. 13-15, 46.

Broadway Heartbeat, memoirs of a press agent, (1953) Chapter 3, Purdue Student, Purdue Teacher, Sobel, Bernard. New York: Hermitage House.