Programs.

Summary:

10 issues from 62nd season (1942-1943) and 7 from 63rd season (1943-1944); 4 from 65th season (1945-1946).

Summary:

Most items addressed to Miss Mary Deane Dexter, 76 Sparks Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Covers five seasons. Includes a few reviews clipped from Boston newspapers.

Summary:

Includes 5 black and white postcards showing scenes from the "Cabaret du Neant" in Montmarte; a 1923 progam for the Grand Guignol Players of Paris (in New York); and a large format souvenir program for the performance of the Grand Guignol Players at The Frolic, New Amsterdam Theatre, October 15, 1923.

Summary:

Includes: 1: Strand 1877; 2: Savoy 1898-1900, Scala 1912-1923, Shaftsbury 1888-1900; 3: Garrick 1889-1937, Globe 1889-1938; and 4: Princess's 1878-1921.

Summary:

Includes 2 boxes of programs, mostly New York and Boston, 1980s-2000, and 3 boxes of play scripts.

Summary:

From December 1948 through October 1956. Bound volumes have distinctive paper-covered boards (blue paper with black and white winged horses).

Scope and Contents:

Contains scrapbooks and minute books which include correspondence, poems, songs, and other manuscripts by Club members, printed programs for the monthly meetings, occasional treasurer's or secretary's reports, photographs, obituaries and memorials to Club members who have died, other clippings, and memorabilia. Also contains directories of the membership for some years.

Summary:

Season programs and photocopies of clippings and other promotional material, and one VHS tape. Includes letter to Frederic [sic] Woodbridge Wilson from Tina Packer.

Summary: A collection of programs, leaflets, and press releases concerning theatrical productions and community events, mostly from New York City and Long Island from the 1930s and 1940s. Includes scrapbook pages relating to the New York Physiognomical Society, 1884-1885; leaflets from Czech-American and Hungarian-American events, 1942-1945; a leaflet advertising an event at Camp Siegfried, operated by the German American Bund in Yaphank (N.Y.); promotional materials for various events at Hunter...

Summary: Letters, clippings, invitations, programs, calling cards, menus, and other memorabilia of court life. The collection gives a good picture of German court life during the last three decades of the 19th century, concerning events of the reigns of the first three German emperors, the last of whom, H.M. Wilhelm II, was related to Mary countess Waldersee by marriage. Much material concerning Mary Esther Lee, countess Waldersee, including letters from her mother, Ann D. Lee, and letters written to...