Photographs.

Summary:

Includes photographs, scrapbooks, memorabilia, and notes assembled for the 1992 exhibition and publication. Much of this material came from Houghton Librarian William H. Bond and librarian Carolyn Jakeman. Jakeman was the source of the scrapbooks.

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Letter from Ruskin to Charles Eliot Norton of 1871; two photographs of Ruskin with facsimile signatures; a picture postcard (1987) of Ruskin from one of McCarthy's students at Boston College; and pressed flowers from the Garden of Gethsemane (Jerusalem) addressed to Ruskin, possibly from the student.

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Includes short stories, articles, photographs, correspondence, and miscellaneous papers.

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5x7 black and white prints, numbered on verso. Prints of photographs used for Burnim and Philip H. Highfill Jr's John Bell, patron of British theatrical portraiture: a catalog of the theatrical portraits in his editions of Bell's Shakespeare and Bell's British theatre, Carbondale, Ill : Southern Illinois University Press, 1998.

Summary: Collection is predominantly photographs of actors and performances, found in boxes 3-4. Boxes 1-2 include a photogravure of Maria Ouspenskaya by Ben Magid Rabinovitch, 1924; "front of house cards"; silk souvenir playbills; two souvenir programs (for testimonial to C. W. (Charles Walter) Couldock, 1895, and Maude Adams in Peter Pan, 1907); manuscript part for Sergeant Annibal Scalade in Child of the Regiment; and file of notes, correspondence, and compositions probably created by Curtis...

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30 postcards and 12 cabinet photographs. 11 are Pach Brothers cabinet cards, all from the same run.

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Includes: leatherette "thespian" notebook; powder puff packet for Virginia Dare wine; accordian booklet with seven photographs of players from Belasco's "Tiger Rose"; card for Helen Butler; Gertrude Lawrence hold-to-light handout for "Susan and God"; round sticker for magician "The Great Raymond"; and other items.

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Includes: photographs, some mounted on album pages; programs; postcards; and one satin hankerchief.

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Includes: clippings; programs; correspondence; photographs; and other material. Some concern Stony Creek Theatre, Branford, Connecticut.

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Contains photographs, business and personal papers, correspondence, and some copied music and other materials related to the life and musical career of Lorna Kolisch, as well as the Kolisch Quartet, of which husband Rudolf Kolisch was a part.

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Comprised of three scrapbooks, one of which may have belonged to Price's mother; and correspondence, including photographs and printed programs, with Julius Pölzer.

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Includes film stills from several of Anger's works.

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Reference library file of photographs and corresponding clippings concerning cocaine trafficking, seizures, and use.

Summary:

Black and white photographs of various sizes, most stamped with date and location. Most are in the United States, a few are of architects.

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Clippings, photographs, and correspondence, including material from James Karen and on Alfred Drake.

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Sheets of mounted photographs inscribed to Nikolai Sergeevich Kruglikov, who was in charge of construction of the Ussuryisk section of the Trans-Siberian Railroad.

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26 photographs mounted on board. Some items have annotations on the history of the place, in English. Text appears to be written for tourists.

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Some are modern copies of older photographs or prints. Most are black and white. Many are marked for publication.

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4 photographs possibly of or from Germany.

Removed from volume KH 9059 (1848: nr. 51-77).

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Four matted photographs were taken by Peter A. Juley & Son, New York, at the Rosenbach Company store and show Montague with Emily Dickinson collection material. The fifth is labeled Graphic House, Inc., New York, and was taken in a different office.

Scope and Contents: The Plenyono Gbe Wolo personal archive contains letters, photographs, notes, and newspapers dating from 1913 to 1941 documenting Wolo’s life and experiences as a Black international student in the United States including his specific activities at Harvard; Christian missionary networks; and education and politics in Liberia during the early 20th century. The collection primarily contains letters written by Wolo to his friend and benefactor Emeline Fletcher Dickerson during his time in the...

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Bulk of collection is scripts by Fry, but also includes: letters (including letters from Butman to his parents describing his working relationship with Fry), clippings, magazine articles, and photographs.