Finding Aid for the Hubert Creekmore Collection
MUM01790
Table of Contents
- Summary Information
- Biographical Note
- Scope and Content
- Arrangement
- Administrative Information
- Related Materials
- Controlled Access Headings
- PURL
- Collection Inventory
- Series I: Professional Correspondence
- Series II: Personal Correspondence
- Series III: Playbills
- Series IV: Music Programs
- Series V: Miscellaneous
PURL
http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM01790/
Summary Information
- Repository
- University of Mississippi Libraries
- Creator - Creator
- Creekmore, Hubert, 1907-1966
- Title
- Hubert Creekmore Collection
- ID
- MUM01790
- Date
- 1928-2002
- Extent
- 3.0 Linear feet (6 boxes)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Abstract
- Collection contains playbills, programs, and correspondence related to the life and work of author, artist, and editor Hubert Creekmore. Items were created 1928-2002.
Preferred Citation
Hubert Creekmore Collection (MUM01790), Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi
Biographical Note
Hiram Hubert Creekmore, a native of Water Valley, Mississippi and cousin (by marriage) to Eudora Welty, was a novelist, poet, critic, editor, translator and photographer. Born into a distinguished and affluent Southern family, Creekmore's artistic work is thought to illustrate ideals much different from the conservative Southern values with which he was raised.
Scope and Content
Collection contains playbills, programs, and correspondence related to the life and work of novelist, poet and critic Hubert Creekmore. Items were created 1928-2002.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in five series:
Series I: Professional Correspondence
Series II: Personal Correspondence
Administrative Information
Publication Information
University of Mississippi Libraries March 2013
Access Restrictions
The Hubert Creekmore Collection is open for research.
Copyright Restrictions
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement.
Additions
No further additions are expected to this collection.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Mary Alice Welty White and Elizabeth Welty Thompson.
Processing Information
Collection processed by Lauren Rogers, 2013. Finding aid created by Kathryn Michaelis, March 2013; updated by Susan Ivey, September 2014.
Related Materials
Related Materials at the University of Mississippi
Collections Related to Hubert Creekmore
Eudora Welty Small Manuscripts (MUM00471)
Mississippi Authors Small Manuscripts (MUM00299)
Other Resources
For more information on Mississippi authors, see the Archives' Literary Collections subject guide.
Controlled Access Headings
Format(s)
- correspondence
- exhibition catalogs
- programs (documents)
Personal Name(s)
- Creekmore, Hubert, 1907-1966
- Welty, Eudora, 1909-2001 -- Friends and associates
Subject(s)
- Authors, American -- 20th century
Collection Inventory
Series I: Professional Correspondence |
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1.1 1933 Scope and ContentIncludes Herbert J. Seligmann. |
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1.2 1939 |
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1.3 1943 Scope and ContentIncludes Lehman Engel. |
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1.4 1943 Scope and ContentIncludes Lehman Engel. |
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1.5 1944 Scope and ContentIncludes John M. Crawford, Lehman Engel. |
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1.6 1948 Scope and ContentIncludes Edward Naumburg, Martin S. Allwood. |
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1.7 1949 Scope and ContentIncludes Audrey Wood, Howard Hugo. |
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1.8 1950 Scope and ContentIncludes Alexander Stoller, James Laughlin. |
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1.9 1950 |
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1.10 1951 Scope and ContentIncludes David Ignatow, Gerard Previn Meyer, Francis Brown. |
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1.11 1951 Scope and ContentIncludes Donald E. Thompson. |
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1.12 1951 Scope and ContentIncludes James Laughlin. |
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2.1 1952 Scope and ContentIncludes L.R. Lind, Kenneth Rexroth, Charlotte Leonard. |
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2.2 1952 Scope and ContentIncludes James Laughlin, W.J. Strachan, Kenneth Rexroth, L.R. Lind. |
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2.3 1953 Scope and ContentIncludes David McDowell, Francis Brown |
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2.4 1953 Scope and ContentIncludes David McDowell, Bill Smith, L.R. Lind, Theodore M. Purdy, John Schaffner, Robert M. MacGregor, Jean Ennis |
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2.5 1953 Scope and ContentIncludes Samuel Yellen, Jean Ennis, Virginia B. Carrick, Vaun Gillmor, Benys Barbrauskas, P Includes Gehring, Stanley Kauffmann |
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2.6 1954 Scope and ContentIncludes Thomas G. Bergin, Lehman Engel, Earl Davis |
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2.7 1954 Scope and ContentIncludes Robert M. MacGregor, David McDowell, L.R. Lind, Ruth Graves |
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2.8 1955 Scope and ContentIncludes L.R. Lind, Gertrude Reynolds, Joan H. Tannehill, Ursula Weise; Lucie E.N. Dobbie, Jean Ennis, Maria Luisa Cisneros, Theodore M. Purdy, Robert M. MacGregor |
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2.9 1959 Scope and ContentIncludes Murray McCain |
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2.10 1976 Scope and ContentIncludes James Laughlin |
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Series II: Personal Correspondence |
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3.1 1936-1939 |
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3.2 1943 |
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3.3 1943 |
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3.4 1944 |
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3.5 1944 |
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3.6 1944 |
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3.7 1944 |
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3.8 1944 |
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3.9 1948 |
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3.10 1950 |
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3.11 1951 |
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3.12 1952 |
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4.1 1952 |
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4.2 1952 |
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4.3 1953 |
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4.4 1954 |
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4.5 1956 |
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4.6 1957 |
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4.7 1958 |
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4.8 1959 |
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5.1 1960 |
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5.2 1961 |
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5.3 1962 |
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5.4 1963 |
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5.5 1963 |
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5.6 1965 |
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5.7 1965 |
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5.8 1966 |
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5.9 Undated |
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Series III: Playbills |
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6.1 Undated |
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Robinson Jeffers: Medea |
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Fordham University Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Lazarus Laughed |
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Group Theater. Clifford Odets: Awake and Sing |
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Fordham University Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Lazarus Laughed |
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55th Street Playhouse. Jean Lenoir: The Depression is Over |
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Empire Theater. Elmer Rice: We, The People |
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Shubert Theater. Americana |
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The Playgoer. W. Somerset Maugham: The Sacred Flame |
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Embassy Theater. King Vidor: Hallelujah! |
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Astor Theater. Kenyon Nicholson: The Broadway Melody |
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The Playhouse. Elmer Rice: Street Scene: A Play in Three Acts |
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Woodford Theater. John Wofford: The Snare |
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Playbill booklet: Mima |
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Longacre Theater. Charles Beahan: Jarnegan |
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Gaiety Theater. Berthold Viertel: 4 Devils |
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Embassy Theater. Winifred Dunn: Submarine |
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John Meehan: Bless You Sister |
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Guild Theater. George Bernard Shaw: The Doctor’s Dilemma |
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Provincetown Playhouse. Paul Green: In Abraham’s Bosom |
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The Playgoer. W. Somerset Maugham: The Sacred Flame |
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Criterion Theater. Hope Loring: Wings |
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Cameo Theater. S. Dell’Isola: A Russian Melody |
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The Playhouse Theater. Frank Keenan: Black Velvet |
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Lulu Vollmer: The Shame Woman |
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Studebaker Theater. Owen Davis: The Great Gatsby |
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Shubert Olympic. Raymond W. Peck: Castles in the Air |
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Curran Theater. Guy Bolton: Lady Be Good |
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The Metropolitan. W. Somerset Maugham: The Sacred Flame |
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The Playgoer. Luther Reed: The Shock Punch |
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Samuel Baerwitz: Harry Delmar’s Revels |
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Theater Marigny. Moliere: Les Fourberies de Scapin |
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6.2 1868-1925 |
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Old Rialto Theatre. William A. Brady: The After Dark, 1868 |
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Lyceum Theater. Kick In, 1923 |
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Grauman’s Theater. Hal Roach: Dog Days, Our Gang, 1925 |
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The Metropolitan. Henry King: The Cloud Hopper, 1925 |
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Orange Grove Theater. Leon Gordon: White Cargo, 1925 |
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Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville. Tom Barry: His Adorable Wife, 1925 |
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The Playhouse. F. Tennyson Jesse: Quarantine, 1925 |
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6.3 1927 |
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44th Street Theater. A Night in Spain |
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The Theater Masque. Maurine Watkins: Revelry |
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The Little Theater. Conrad Westervelt: Romancing ‘round |
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Charles Hopkins Theater. A.A. Milne: Revelry |
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The Triangle Club. Samuel Carter III: Samarkand |
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The University of Colorado Little Theater. A Shakespeare Program |
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Shubert Theater. Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse: Oh Kay |
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The Yale University of Fine Arts, Department of Drama. Maude Humphrey: The Singing Minute |
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The Century Theater. William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream |
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The Booth Theater. John Galsworthy: Escape |
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Shubert Theater. Max Marcin: A Hollywood Party |
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Shubert Theater. Lulu Vollmer: Trigger |
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The Yale University of Fine Arts, Department of Drama. Covington Littleton: Pueblo |
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Ziegfeld. Oscar Hammerstein II: Show Boat |
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6.4 1928 (1 of 3) |
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Shubert Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Diversion |
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Guild Theater. Covington Littleton: Marco Millions |
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Guild Theater. Covington Littleton: Marco Millions |
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Shubert Theater. Philip Dunning: Broadway |
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Cosmopolitan Theater. August Scholz: Der Lebende Leichnam |
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The Music Box. Philip Barry: Paris Bound |
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Ambassador Theater. Bartlett Cormack: The Racket |
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John Golden Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Strange Interlude |
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48th Street Theater. Elmer Rice: Cock Robin |
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John Golden Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Strange Interlude |
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Shubert Theater. W. Somerset Maugham: The Letter |
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Woolsey Hall. Maria Jertiza |
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The Experimental Theater of Vassar. Anton Chekov: The Marriage Proposal |
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Department of Drama at Yale. Katherine Clugston: Finished |
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Longacre Theater. Rudolf Lothar: The Command to Love |
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6.5 1928 (2 of 3) |
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Henry Miller’s Theater. W. Somerset Maugham: Our Betters |
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Royale Theater. Mae West: Diamond Lil |
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Earl Carroll’s Wallack Theater. William W. Pratt: Ten Nights in a Barroom |
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Civic Repertory Theater. 1927-1928 Season |
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Morosco Theater. John G Brandon: Silent House |
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B.F. Keith’s Palace Theater. Restitution |
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Selwyn Theater. George S, Kaufman: The Royal Family |
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Lyric Theater. William Anthony McGuire: The Three Musketeers |
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Shubert Theater. Robert Emmet Sherwood: The Road to Rome |
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The Bennett School of Liberal and Applied Arts. Gilbert Murray: The Hippolytus of Euripides |
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Shubert Theater. Victorian Sardou: Diplomacy |
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Department of Drama at the Yale University School of Fine Arts. Henrik Ibsen: Brand |
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Shubert Theater. Ferne Molnar: The Play’s the Thing |
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6.6 1928 (3 of 3) |
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Martin Beck Theater. Philip Dunning: Night Hostess |
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Hammerstein’s Theater. Arthur Hammerstein: Good Boy |
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Liberty Theater. Channing Pollack: Mr. Moneypenny |
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The Playhouse. Lemist Esler: The Grey Fox |
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Longacre Theater. Charles Beahan: Jarnegan |
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Comedy Theater. Caroline Francke: Exceedingly Small |
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Maxine Elliot’s Theater. Eugene Walter: Jealousy |
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Theater Masque. Samson Raphealson: Young Love |
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The Cort Theater. Clugston, Catherine: These Days |
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The Cort Theater. Townsend Martin: A Most Immortal Lady |
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The Selwyn. Noel Coward: This Year of Grace |
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The Plymouth Theater. Philip Barry: Holiday |
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The Gallo Theater. Laurence Stallings: Rainbow |
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6.7 1928-1929 |
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Sam H. Harris Theater. Harry Hildreth: Congai, 1928 |
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Hampden’s Theater. Carleton Hildreth: Cyrano de Bergerac, 1928 |
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49th Street Theater. Henrik Ibsen: Rainbow, 1928 |
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Guild Theater. Sil-Vara: Caprice, 1928 |
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Little Theater. Len D. Hollister: House Unguarded, 1928 |
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New Playwright’s Theater. John Dos Passos: Airways Inc., 1929 |
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The Alvin Theater. Robert Nichols: Wings Over Europe, 1929 |
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The Comedy Theater. Ruth Draper in her Original Character Sketches, 1929 |
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National Theater. McElbert Moore: Zeppelin, 1929 |
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Martin Beck Theater. Eugene O’Neill: Dynamo, 1929 |
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Sam S. Shubert Theater. Impersonations and Spanish Dances, 1929 |
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George M. Cohan Theater. Hello Daddy, 1929 |
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6.8 1929-1930 |
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The Bijou. Henrik Ibsen: Dynamo, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. J.M. Barrie: Peter Pan, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Gregorio Martinez: The Cradle Song, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Anton Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Anton Chekhov: Three Sisters, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Herman Heijermans: Good Hope, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Leonid Andrev: Katerina, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Anton Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard, 1929 |
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Comedy Theater. Anton Chekhov: The Seagull, 1929 |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Lyric Theater: The Black Crook, 1929 |
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The Eltinge Theater. Lew Leslie: Blackbirds, 1929 |
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The Morosco. John Drinkwater: Bird in Hand, 1929 |
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The Music Box. The Little Show, 1929 |
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Great Northern Theater. Otto Harbach: Nina Rose, 1930 |
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6.9 1930-1931 |
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Erlanger’s Theater. David Ogden Stewart: Fine and Dandy, 1930 |
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Alvin Theater. Guy Bolton: Girl Crazy, 1930 |
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Selwyn Theater. Howard Dietz: Three’s a Crowd, 1930 |
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Belasco Theater. Zoe Akins: The Greeks Had a Word for It, 1931 |
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Belasco. Alexander Dumas: Camille, 1931 |
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Hollywood Playhouse. Noel Coward: Private Lives, 1931 |
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Grauman’s Chinese Theater. Pete Smith: Desert Regatta, 1931 |
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6.10 1932 |
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Grauman’s Chinese Theater. Benjamin Glazer: Mata Hari |
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Hollywood Playhouse. Dion Boucicault: The Scamp |
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Mayan Theater. Edmund Joseph: Lucky Day |
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Erlanger’s Biltmore Theater. Billy Rose: Crazy Quilt |
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The Booth Theater. Rose Franklin: Another Language |
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San Carlo Opera Company. Selections from Verdi |
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46th Street Theater. George S. Kaufman: Of Thee I Sing |
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The Booth Theater. Romney Brent: The Mad Hopes |
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Town Hall Events |
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Julliard School of Music. George Frederic Handel: Xerxes |
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The Majestic. Marc Connelly: The Green Pastures |
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6.11 1933 (1 of 2) |
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Sam H. Harris Theater. Pigeons and People |
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Henry Miller’s Theater. Gilbert Miller: The Late Christopher Bean |
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Ethel Barrymore Theater. Gay Divorce |
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Martin Beck Theater. Lady Gregory: The Workhouse Ward |
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Morosco Theater. C.L Anthony: Autumn Crocus |
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Maxine Elliot’s Theater. Dawn Powell: Big Night |
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Booth Theater. Styles in Acting |
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The Broadhurst Theater. Ben Hecht: 20th Century |
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New Amsterdam Theater. Lewis Carroll: Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass |
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Theater Masque. Allan Scott: Goodbye Again |
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6.12 1933 (2 of 2) |
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Radio City Music Hall |
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Boulevard Theater. Benn W. Levy: Springtime for Henry |
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The Imperial Theater. Howard Dietz: Flying Colors |
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48th Street Theater. Edgar Wallace: Criminal at Large |
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Columbia University at Earl Hall. Francis Bosworth: The Fields Beyond |
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48th Street Theater. Irving Berlin: The Face the Music |
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New Yorker Theater. Uday Shankar: Simkie |
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Civic Repertory Theater. Edward Choate: Play Number Two |
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St. James Theater. W.S. Gilbert: The Patience or Bunthorne’s Bride |
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Maxine Elliot’s Theater. Dawn Powell: La Sylphide, I Pagliacci, Three Little Pigs, An Orchid to You, and Elmer the Great |
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Majestic Theater. Lew Brown: Strike Me Pink |
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Lyric Theater. Vittorio Podrecca: Teatro dei Piccoli |
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6.13 1935 (1 of 2) |
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Municipal Auditorium. Col. W de Basil: Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo |
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The Center Theater. Moss Hart: The Great Waltz |
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Alvin Theater. Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse: Anything Goes |
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Longacre Theater. Andre Obey: Noah |
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Radio City Music Hall. The Music Hall Grand Organ, The Music News, The Music Hall Symphony Orchestra, The Golden Touch, El Amor Brujo, and The Little Colonel |
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New Amsterdam Theater. Howard Dietz: Revenge with Music |
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Henry Miller’s Theater. Lawrence Riley: Personal Appearance |
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6.14 1935 (2 of 2) |
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Radio City Music Hall. Lamar Trotti: Life Begins at 40 |
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Belasco Theater. Clifford Odets: Awake and Sing! |
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The Music Box. Frank Wead: Ceiling Zero |
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Radio City Music Hall. Arthur Somers Roche: Star of Midnight |
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5th Avenue Playhouse. Paul Morand: Don Quixote |
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Martin Beck Theater. John van Druten: Flowers of the Forest |
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The Plymouth Theater. Samson Raphaelson: Accent on Youth |
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The Morosco Theater. Adelaide Heilbron: Something Gay |
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Booth Theater. Edward Chodorov: Kind Lady |
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Radio City Music Hall. Ben Hecht: The Scoundrel |
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6.15 1935-1949 |
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Radio City Music Hall. Liam O’Flaherty: The Informer, 1935 |
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New York Hippodrome. Madame Butterfly, 1935 |
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Maxine Elliot’s Theater. Lillian Hellman: The Children’s Hour, 1935 |
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The Plymouth Theater. Samson Raphaelson: Accent on Youth, 1935 |
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Radio City Music Hall. Lester Cohen: Break of Hearts, 1935 |
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Philharmonic Auditorium. Moss Hart: Lady in the Dark, 1943 |
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The National Theater. L. Bush-Fekete: Embezzled Heaven, 1944 |
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Real Teatro di Harlo. Giuseppe Verdi: La Traviata, 1944 |
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Shubert Theater. Tennessee Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire, 1947 |
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Ethel Barrymore Theater. Tennessee Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire, 1947 |
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Theatre National de L’Opera. Michel Delines and Louis Laloy: Boris Godounov, 1949 |
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Theatre Edouard VII. Tennessee Williams: Un’Tramway Nomme Desir (A Streetcar Named Desire), 1949 |
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6.16 1950-1954 |
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The Empire Theater. Carson McCullers: The Member of the Wedding, 1950 |
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Bailey Auditorium. Giuseppe Verdi: La Traviata, 1950 |
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Martin Beck Theater. Truman Capote: The Grass Harp, 1952 |
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Bailey Auditorium. Giacomo Puccini: La Boheme, 1954 |
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Series IV: Music Programs |
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6.17 1922-1935 |
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Goodwyn Institute: St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, 1922 |
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Lyric Theatre: Sergei Rachmaninoff, 1924 |
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Wheeler Hall Auditory Sigismond Stojoski, pianist, & Samuel Gardner, Violinist, 1925 |
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Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, Utah: Organ Recital, 1925 |
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Transcontinental Concert Tour: Paul Whiteman and his Greater Concert Orchestra, 1927 |
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Woolsey Hall at the Yale School of Music: Mr. Reginald Werrenrath, baritone, with Mr. Albert Salvi, 1927 |
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New York at the Fourteenth Symphony Concert: Roxy Symphony Orchestra, 1928 |
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Woolsey Hall at the Yale School of Music: New Haven Symphony Orchestra, 1928 |
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine: Easter Services, 1928 |
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Carnegie Hall Announcements, 1931 |
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Philharmonic Auditorium: The Philharmonic Orchestra, 1931 |
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Behymer Artist Courses, 1931 |
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The Town Hall program, 1932 |
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Julliard School of Music: The Second Concert of the Graduate School Orchestra, 1933 |
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Julliard School of Music: Concert of Original Chamber Music Compositions, 1933 |
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Philharmonic Auditorium: Cecilian Singers, 1934 |
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Carnegie Hall: Missa Solemnis, 1935 |
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6.18 1949-1950 |
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Theatre Marigny: Ballets de Roland Paris Petit, 1949 |
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Chapelle du Chateau de Versailles: Saison Musicale D’ete, 1949 |
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Grand Ballet de Monte-Carlo, 1949 |
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New Yorker Theater: Wiener Saenger singing Boys of Vienna, 1950 |
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Fulton Theater: Dance Recital with Harold Kreutzberg and Yvonne, 1950 |
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Princeton University Chapel: Order of Service, 1950 |
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Series V: Miscellaneous |
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6.19 |
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Catalog: Corcoran Gallery of Art: The 15th Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Oil Paintings undated |
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Catalog: Exposition du Centenaire: Gauguin, undated |
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6.20 |
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Catalog: A Guide-book to Paris, undated |
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Catalog: A Historical-Artistical Guide to The Ducal Palace, undated |
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Catalog: A Guide-book to Heidelberg, undated |
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Catalog: Pianta di Venezia e Lido, undated |
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6.21 |
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Catalog: Cheyenne Frontier Days, undated |
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Catalog: Albany Guide, undated |
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Catalog: Two Worlds Monthly, 1926 |
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6.22 |
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Catalog: Prospectus & Retrospectus of the Nonesuch Press |
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Catalog: Official Pictures of A Century of Progress Exhibition, 1933 |
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Catalog: A Century of Progress Exhibition of Prints, 1933 |
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Catalog: Musee des Beaux-Arts Lucerne: Henri Matisse, 1937 |
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Catalog: La Galeria de Arte Mexicano, 1941 |
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Catalog: View, 1942 |
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Catalog: View, 1944 |
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Catalog: The Uffizi Gallery Handbook and Itinerary, 1949 |
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6.23 |
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Catalog: Swedish Songs and Ballads, undated |
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Catalog: First Editions of Modern Literature and Some Rare Books of Older Vintage, undated Scope and ContentBook auction catalog includes Faulkner’s First Book, Hemingway’s First Book, Gide: Corrected Proof, Yeats: Presentation Copies |
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Clipping: Tennessee Williams article, undated |
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6.24 |
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Catalog: Pictorial Forrest Lawn, undated |
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