IN THIS ISSUE: 

• Shelly Regenbaum on Old Testament themes in Beyond the Horizon
   

• Marcelline Krafchick on the place of Hughie among the late plays
   

• Travis Bogard on the original music for "My Yosephine" in Anna Christie
   

• Robert Perrin on bringing O'Neill's works to life in the drama classroom
   

• Winifred Frazer on O'Neill's homes (with photographs of Casa Genotta)
   

• Frederic I. Carpenter on Strange Interlude and the critics
   

• Albert E. Kalson on the same: a reply to Professor Carpenter
   

• Frederick C. Wilkins on Hughie: a 1984 Provincetown program note
   

• Reviews of O'Neill plays (and adaptations) in performance:
   

  • The First Man in New York City (Gary Vena)
     

  • Andi (Anna Christie) in Beijing, China (Haiping Liu)
     

  • Desire Under the Elms in Amherst, MA (Frederick C. Wilkins)
     

  • Kejsar Jones (opera) in Stockholm, Sweden (Tom J.A. Olsson)
     

  • The Long Voyage Home in Cambridge, MA (Thomas F. Connolly)
     

• Book reviews: reference volumes, new and old (Frederick C. Wilkins)
   

• Paul D. Voelker on O'Neill and American drama at the '84 ATA convention
   

• O'Neill Society Section
   

• Letters to the editor
   

• News, notes and queries
   

• Notes on contributors

Bao Guo'an (as Lao Gui/Chris) and Ma Shuyun (as Andi/Anna) in Act I of the Beijing production of ANDI, an adaptation of O'Neill's ANNA CHRISTIE, directed by George C. White, and reviewed in this issue by Haiping Liu. (Photo by Wen Wuzhou.)

The Eugene O'Neill Newsletter, Vol. VIII, No. 3. ISSN: 0733-0456. Copyright (c) 1985 by the Eugene O'Neill Newsletter. Copyright © 2011 by Harley J. Hammerman. Editor: Frederick C. Wilkins. Assoc. Editor: Marshall Brooks. Subscriptions: $10/year for individuals in U.S. & Canada, $15/year for libraries, institutions and all overseas subscribers. Only one-year subscriptions are accepted. Members of the Eugene O'Neill Society receive subscriptions as part of their annual dues. Back issues available @ $5 each. Address: The Eugene O'Neill Newsletter, Department of English, Suffolk University, Boston, MA 02114 U.S.A.