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PERSONS REPRESENTED IN THIS ISSUE

GERALD BERKOWITZ is Associate Professor of English at Northern Illinois University and author of New Broadways: Theatre Across America, 1950-1980. His review of a 50-minute condensation of Long Day's Journey, performed at the 1982 Edinbourgh Festival Fringe, appeared in the Winter 1982 issue of the Newsletter (pp. 27-28).

JOEDY LISTER, actor and director, is a student at Florida State University. His review in this issue is the loftiest the Newsletter has yet printed, having been written on Eastern Airlines flight #306 to Orlando.

EUGENE O'NEILL, dramatist, is the Newsletter's raison d'être, et cetre.

LOUIS SHEAFFER is the author of the two-volume biography, O'Neill: Son and Playwright (1968), which won the George Freedley Award of the Theater Library Association as the best theater book of its year, and O'Neill: Son and Artist, winner of the 1974 Pulitzer Prize for biography. He is presently at work on a critical study of publications about O'Neill.

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