These are the plays which, in the light of metropolitan criticism, seem most important:
SERIOUS THE DYBBUKA deeply moving folk legend from the Yiddish, done magnificently into English by the Neighborhood Playhouse.
THE GREEN HATKatherine Cornell selling Michael Arlen's perfume and making you like it.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Walter Hampden and Ethel Barrymore in a generous and markedly satisfying revival.
CRAIG'S WIFEA sharply etched portrait of a woman who worshiped her home and drove her husband out of it.
THE MASTER BUILDEREva Le Gallienne and Ibsen in sound collaboration.
YOUNG WOODLEYThe trials...