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3159 American Melodrama: Origin, Evolution, and Impact. Perhaps the most concise definition of a melodrama is that it is basically a theatrical performance consisting of a romantic plot in which the author manipulates events in order to act upon the emotions of the audience without very much professional regard for either character development, character motivation, plot consistency, or common logic. In the early years of the Nineteenth Century most of the melodramas presented in American theaters were romantic, exotic, or supernatural. By the 1820's the style had evolved somewhat regarding types of settings and traits of characters, and by the 1830's the content of melodramas had become much more elevated and gentlemanly compared to those popular a generation earlier. 5 pgs. 6 f/c. 5b.
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12262 Japanese Theater: Classical and Modern Forms. This paper explains three classical forms of Japanese performing arts, and one modern outgrowth of the theatre tradition in Japan. These are: Noh theatre, Bunraku puppetry, Kabuki drama, and Butoh dance/movement theatre. 5 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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12590 Theater Exhibition Vs. Digital Video Disc. This is a 5-page paper that compares theater exhibition to digital video disc and how they relate to motion picture. It uses 7 sources in APA format. 5 pgs, bibliography lists 7 sources.
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12591 Theater in Ancient Greece. This is a 3-page paper that focuses on the progress, focus and development of the theater in Ancient Greece. 3 pgs, bibliography lists 4 sources.
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A Review of the Film: Gone With The Wind. This paper will review the movie Gone With the Wind, and seek to understand what the ideas were behind this classic drama of southern life after the Civil War. The film extends over a time period of twelve years in the life of plantation belle Scarlet O'Hara, from the start of the Civil War through the Reconstruction Period, and covers her various romantic pursuits against the backdrop of historical events. By showing this aspect of southern life in this period, we can see how it represents a Hollywood version of a historical drama.
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A day of Apologies. This five-page sophomore level paper is on a Greek mythology tragedy play "A day of Apologies". It includes the details about the Athenian jury and an out-of-towner is brought in, accused of murder, her name is Medea, and she is accused of having killed her brother, King Pelias and her children named Oedipus, and he is accused of killing his own father and married his mother.
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Pez as a Cultural Icon. For better or for worse, we live in a branded world. We are at a time in history when brands go beyond being business platforms to becoming symbols of our times. Brands like McDonald's, Sony and Budweiser often reflect the changing values of our society. Brands are more than just advertising, they are part of our culture. Andy Warhol & Campbell's? Soup. Norman Rockwell and Coca-Cola? (Lomsky-Feder & Rapoport, 32). One of the most enduring popular culture symbols and common household item is the PEZ dispenser. Invented in 1927, this unique form of candy is associated with popular icons of nearly every generation, multiple companies world wide, and is the subject of thousands of web-pages devoted to the product, its nostalgic aspect, and the collecting of dispensers. PEZ dispensers and the consistent recipe of the candy itself, once designed simply as a smoker's breath mint, are now one of the most identifiable icons world-wide. It is the purpose of this paper to explore the history and importance in pop-culture of PEZ.
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