Box 3
Contains 46 Results:
Millie and Christine McKoy, conjoined twins : broadside ; Brewster Hall, (New York, NY), undated
Broadside featuring the singing and dancing conjoined twins Millie and Christine McKoy. The McKoy's went by the stage names "The Carolina Twins", "The Two-Headed Nightingale" and "The Eighth Wonder of the World".
U.S. General Hospital Emory (Washington, D.C.). New Year's Celebration : broadside, 1865 January
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
New York Popular Publishing Company Lists of Hand, Joke and Comic Books, and Favorite Dime Song Books, undated
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Professor O.R. Gleason's Full Outfit for Handling Wild and Vicious Horses : broadside, undated
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Boston, Mass. J. Russell Spalding's Rosemary Tonic : broadside, 1853
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Theatre (Bath, England). Jacob's Return to London. Or, His Ramble to Bath. Written and delivered by Mr. Knight : broadside, circa 1794 May 20
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
NAACP Presents a nation-wide...television Freedom Spectacular : poster, 1964 May 14
Poster for the Freedom Spectacular, an observance of the 10th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on school segregation.
Tawny 'Lisa' Tann : advertising flyer, 1971
Inscribed by Tann: To Cassandra, may God watch over & protect you & make all your dreams come true, Love, Tawny Lisa Tann.
The Theatre Guild presents Paul Robeson in Othello : program, 1944 January
Program cover is signed by Jack Manning ("To Tudi"), Uta Hagen, and Paul Robeson ("To Tudi"), all of whom appeared in this production.
Harold Holt presents Paul Robeson with Lawrence Brown at the Piano : program, circa 1935-1936
For an International Celebrity Subscription Concert in London (England), Season 1935-1936. Also featuring Ellen Ballon and Lisa Minghetti with accompanist Adolph Hallis.
The Poets' Theatre presents an evening of plays by W. B. Yeats : window card, 1953
The plays presented were "The Player Queen" and "Purgatory". Design of the card was likely by Edward Gorey.
Abbey Theatre program for "Spring" and "Temporal Powers", 1937 August
Plays presented were "Spring" by T. C. Murray and "Temporal Powers" by Teresa Deevy.
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane playbill for "Man of Ten Thousand" and "Harlequin Captive", 1796 January 23
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Program and ticket stub from the Tennessee Williams Fine Arts Center in Key West, Florida for the world premier of Will Mr. Merriwether return from Memphis by Tennessee Williams, 1980 January 24
Autographed program and ticket stub
"Queer Nation Presents Voguing Superstars of 'Paris is Burning!'" : advertisement, 1991
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
William Wilson's Magic Lantern and Dissolving View Entertainment : program, circa 1898
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Royal Circus. A new burletta, called, the English Lion, or, Jovial Tars : broadside, 1786
Broadside printed on both sides; advertisement on verso by Mr. Hughes is dated 1786 June 12.
Program for the All-Star Imperial Russian Ballet performance of "Copp Elia" , 1911 October 11
Playbills, programs, advertisements, and other material announcing or publicizing theatrical productions. This collection is an assembled collection. Other than format, the contents are not related.
Les Représentations de Gala du Grand Théatre de Genève: Programme Officiel, 1930
Program for the 1929-1930 season of the Grand Théatre de Genève in Geneva, Switzerland. Stamped on the back with "bequest of Howard D. Rothschild."
"A Revelation in Artistry", the All-Star Imperial Russian Ballet, 1911-1912
Program for the All-Star Imperial Russian Ballet's American tour.
The International School of the Dance, Mikhail Mordkin, Director and Principal : advertisement, 1925-1926
An informational booklet on the International School of the Dance, with accompanying pamphlet containing course information and pricing. Both materials stamped with "Gift of the Yale School of Drama Library 21 March 1975."