Goat Alley: A Tragedy of Negro Life

Culbertson, Ernest Howard · 1972

All acting rights, both amateur and professional, are fully protected under copyright law and are reserved by the author. Application to produce GOAT ALLEY must be made to him, in care of the publishers, Stewart-Kidd Company, Cincinnati. In a dingy little hall on a side street Mr. Ernest Howard Culbertson began rehearsals of “Goat Alley,” his tragedy of Negro life in a Washington slum. The actors were, with one exception, amateurs--colored working people who gave their time and services for the sake of what they felt to be an artistic expression of the life of their race. The author had no sociological intention; he had no ambition to be a propagandist. He had not even a special inter…

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