 Also produced that year was the first children's play staged at the Forest Theater, "Alice in Wonderland", adapted by Newberry and Arthur Vachell.There was so much enthusiasm for live theater, and varying ideas on how the Forest Theater should be run, that two additional theater groups began participating – The Western Drama Society (including Heron and other members of the Forest Theater Society), whose goal was to focus on California authors, and the already-established Arts and Crafts Club, which had been active in the town since 1905.In 1913 theatergoers witnessed four new productions