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Drama and Music
June 1, 1911 issue

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The article discusses the book "The Droeshout Portrait of William Shakespeare," an experiment in identification with 31 illustrations, by William Stone Booth. There are some interesting and significant facts in a study of the commercial recreations in New York City prepared by Michael M. Davis, Jr. secretary of the committee on recreation and amusements of the New York Child Welfare Committee, and published by the department of child hygiene of the Russell Sage Foundation. Davis was assisted in his investigations by a number of persons well known in literary, theatrical, charitable, and social reform work.

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DROESHOUT Portrait of William Shakespeare, The (Book); BOOKS & reading; BOOTH, William Stone; RECREATION; AMUSEMENTS; DAVIS, Michael M.; PUBLIC welfare
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