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Warfel, William Bruce, Theatre Fire Prevention Laws in Model Building
Codes, Yale University, 1957.
Weeks, Burton, Analysis of Frederick J. Kiesler's Universal Theatre
and the Implications of Flexible Theatre Today, Syracuse University, 1958.
Woodman, Katherine Bowers, A Kit for Establishing Lighting Positions, Yale University, 1960.

Wolf, Craig, History of Colored Light on the Stage, University of California at Los Angeles, 1967.
Wolff, Fred M., Electrical Means of Varying the Intensity of an Incandescent Lamp, Yale University, 1935.
Stage Lighting Apparatus in England and America During the Nineteenth Century, University of North Carolina, 1938.

Sound

Lighting Practice
Beagle, T. A., The Development of Belasco's Stage Lighting Technique, San Jose State University, 1972.
Butler, D. E., Projected Scenery, University of Washington, 1955.
Dewey, Walter S., The Use of Dyed Cellulose Acetate and Methyl
Methocrylate as Color Media, State University of Iowa, 1947.
Fletcher, Edward Garland, Electricity at the Savoy, University of
Texas, 1947.
Hardman, Stuart Floyd, Auto-transformer Dimmers for Stage Lighting
in Intimate Amateur Theatres, University of Washington, 1949.
Hearn, G. Edward, An Experimental Study of the Effeciencies and
Adaptabifity of Fresnel Lenses, State University of Iowa, 1940.
Heckert, Floyd H., The Minimum Equipment Needed for the AlI-purpose High School Stage, Ohio University, 1952.
Holloway, C. L., The Development of Stage Lighting Equipment 19201930, University of Texas at Austin, 1967.
Hood, John, Electricity for the Theatre Technician, Yale University,
1961.
Houchen, Russell Eugene, Comparative Spectrophometric Analysis of
Representative Plastic Color Media Used in Stage Lighting, University of Oregon, 1976.
Kremptz, R. E., An Investigation of Current Trends in Light Projection,
San Jose State University, 1967.
Kyvig, Edward, Technique for the Eliminations of Distortion from Projected Images in Stage Lighting, State University of Iowa, 1937.
Lee, Bryant Harmor, The Silicon Controlled Rectifier, Indiana University, 1963.
Litwack, Sidney Zanville, Study of Projected Scenery-History, Technology, Design, North Carolina University, 1954.
Lutton, Richard B., Simple Home Built Lighting Equipment for the Low
Budget Theatre, University of Iowa, 1950.
Markley, David J., The Development and Design of Lighting Control
Systems in American Theatre, Pennsylvania State University,
1972.
McCormic, Ralph, Lighting Equipment for X-hall Theatre, University of
Texas, Stanford University, 1949.
Moore, John J., Projected Scenery-Static and Dynamic--lts Uses
and Limitations, Syracuse University, 1952.
Murray, Donald Louis, Experimental Design of a Stage Lighting System Using Low Voltage Sealed Beam Lamps, Michigan State University, 1956.
Pedrey, Charles Paul, The Design of Control Boards and Selection of
Lighting Equipment for High School Stages, State University of
Iowa, 1934.
Ramey, Howard Louis, The Community Theatre: Equipping the Stage,
Yale University, 1950.
Renolds, L. I., The Use of the Linnebach Projector for Scenic Projection, Stamford University, 1950.
Roylance, Aaron Alma, The Development of Intensity and Intensity
Control in Stage Lighting, University of Utah, 1947.
Skirpan, Stephen James, The Carbon Arc as a Theatrical Light
Source, Yale University, 1956.
Strawcutter, Clair, A Study of the Physical Principles and Mechanical
Equipment Employed in Present-day Theatrical Lighting, University
of Washington, 1951.
Walker, John Anthony, Stage Lighting Apparatus in England and
America During the Nineteenth Century, University of North Carolina, 1939.
Ward, W. A., Xenon Arc Light Source for the Theatre, University of
California, Los Angeles, 1967.
Waters, Walter Kenneth, Jr., Early Uses of Electricity for the Theatre
1880-1900, Stanford University, 1951.
Weidner, R. W., Louis Hartman: Inventory and Stage Lighting Designer, 1973.
Weiss. David W., Jr., The Application and an Evaluation of PAR-38
and R-40 Lamps and Accessories in Low Budget Non-professional
Theatrical Production, University of Wisconsin, 1951.
Williams, R., Technology of Stage Lighting, University of Illinois at Urbana.

Theatre Design & Technology

Frink, Peter H., Sight Lines for the Performing Arfs-An Approach
Utifizing High Speed Digital Computer Technology, Yale University,
1967.
Greenfield, William Edward, Production Sound Techniques, Yale University, 1959.
Steward, George Erwin, Inter-eommunication System for the Theatre,
Yale University, 1960.
Thompson, James W., Sound Technicians's Manual, Yale University,
1952.
Willimon, Edward L., Acoustical Study of the Auditorium, Columbia
University, 1948.

Lighting Design
Allison, William H., A Graphic Survey of Stage Lighting, Yale University, 1952.
Bangham, Paul Jerald, A Study of Nineteenth Century Gas Lighting
Methods as Evidenced in Some Existing Prompt Scripts, Ohio
State University, 1959.
Barsness, Lawrence, The Relationship of Stage Lighting Sources and
Methods to Acting Style in Theatres, 1850 to 1915, University of
Oregon, 1950.
Batcheller, Joseph Donald, A Comparative Study of the Contributions
of Steel MacKaye and David Belasco to the American Theatre, University of Minnesota, 1938.
Bauer, Mary V., The Science and Art of "Light" Painting for the
Stage: A Study of What Color Does to Color, Northwestern University, 1928.
Beagle, T. A., The Development of Belasco's Stage Lighting Technique, San Jose State University, 1972.
Brink, C. L., Specifications for Stage Lighting Equipment for a University Theatre, State University of Iowa, 1932.
Bullock, Robert Woods, A Laboratory Method Applied to Stage Lighting, Yale University, 1948.
Comerford, Sister M. Abrosine, Influence of Light in Drama, Greek Period to the Present, Catholic University, 1952.
Commons, Milton D., Stage Lighting--lilumination, Design and Environment, University of Kansas, 1950.
Cox, William D., A Study of Problems Involved in Lighting the Negro
Actor on the Stage, Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial College,
1951.
Currie, Dean N., An Outfine of an Elementary Course in Stage Lighting. Part f, Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1931.
Davis, Jed Horatio, A Critical Survey of the Stage Lighting Equipment
in the High Schools of Minnesota, University of Minnesota, 1949.
Dolch, Catherine, A History of Stage Lighting to 1880, University of
Michigan, 1929.
Draegert, Gayland L., Measurement of Visual Acuity in Lighting the
Actor's Face, State University of Iowa, 1937.
Elmor, John L., Proposed Guide for Teaching Stage Lighting in the
High School Dramatic Arts Program, University of Southern California, 1955.
Felton, John G., Jr., Optimum Level of fffumination for Maximum Visual Efficiency in the Theatre, State University of Iowa, 1938.
Fletcher, Edward Garland, Electricity at the Savoy, University of
Texas at Austin, 1941.
Gray, Arthur C.; Stage Lighting Up to, and Including the Introduction
of Electricity, Cornell University, 1931.
Griffiths, Bruce, Arena Lighting. A Survey, Yale University, 1951.
Hamilton, John L., Stage Lighting in American Theatres Between
1800 and 1850, University of Minnesota, 1941.
Harris, Judy, A Bibliography of Books Related to Stage Lighting, Carnegie-Melon University, 1961.
Hearn, G. Edward, An Experimental Study of the Effeciencies and
Adaptability of Fresnel Lenses, State University of Iowa, 1940.
Held, McDonald, The Use of Lime Light in the English and American
Theatre 1825-1900, Northwestern University, 1937.
Hemsley, Gilbert V., Jr., Stage Lighting in America 1879-1917, Yale
University, 1960.
Holloway, C. L., The Development of Stage Lighting Equipment 19201930, University of Texas at Austin, 1967.

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