_Footlights_—Illumination on front of stage floor. _Front_—Part of stage nearest audience. _Lash Line_—Rope used to hold sections of scenery together. _Left_—Actor’s left on stage when facing audience. _Music Plot_—Brief statement of incidental music in play. _Off_—Away from visible stage. _On_—On stage. _Pantomime_—A dramatic performance where words are not used—a dumb show. _Pageant_—An outdoor spectacle or play of large proportions. _Pastoral Play_—A drama describing rural life. _Prompter_—One who reminds actor of parts forgotten. _Property Man_—One who looks after properties in play. _Puppet Show_—A small image in human form play. _Properties_—Articles used in play. _Proscenium_—Arch framing the stage where front curtain hangs. _Run_—Portion of stage leading to visible part. _Set Piece_—A structure built on stage like tree, wall or cottage. _Set_—Scenery for certain act in play. _Scene_—Subdivision of play or act in play. _Stage-Manager_—One who looks after arrangement of stage scenery for a play. _Spotlight_—Light aimed at certain section of stage. _Tableau_—Representation of some scene by grouping of people. _Tormentors_—Passages near proscenium opening. _Trap_—Hole in stage floor. _Tragedy_—A dramatic composition having an unhappy ending. _Up_—Toward rear of stage. _Upstage_—Part of stage farthest away from audience. APPENDIX C OPEN AIR THEATERS—STADIUMS Greek Theater, University of California, Berkeley, California, The Crescent—El Zagal Park, Fargo, North Dakota—The Harvard Stadium, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. [Illustration: The Greek Theatre, University of California, Berkeley, California] [Illustration: “The Crescent,” one of America’s Largest Open Air Theaters, El Zagal Park, Fargo, North Dakota] [Illustration: The Stadium, Harvard University] [Illustration: The Interior of the Stadium, Harvard University] APPENDIX D RURAL COMMUNITY CENTER—TYPES OF COMMUNITY BUILDINGS Rural Community Center, Rusk Farm—Community House, Leeland, Texas—Village Hall, Wyoming, New York—Community Building and Floor Plan—Auditorium, Hendrum, Minnesota. [Illustration: Rural Community Center Plan, Rusk Farm, Wisconsin _Courtesy of Ben Faast_] [Illustration: Community House, Leeland, Texas] [Illustration: Village Hall, Wyoming, New York] [Illustration: Typical Community Building Drawn by Sander Anderson. Seating capacity four hundred] [Illustration: Auditorium, Hendrum, Minnesota] APPENDIX E STAGE DESIGNS [Illustration: DRAW CURTAIN—CAN BE USED ANYWHERE] [Illustration: DIAGRAM SHOWING SCENE FRAME]