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Follies Collection of Anthony J. Mazzaschi Inventory Updated February 28, 2017 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number Display Script of 2011 Kennedy Center Washington DC USA Signed by entire cast. Box Bernadette Peters Purchased from Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS via E-Bay auction. Display Conductor’s Score 1971 Original Production New York NY USA Custom Bound; gift of Box Mathilda Pincus, copyist, to Thomas Z. Shepherd, producer; inscribed with a personal note from Pincus to Shepherd 1 Program 1998 Signature Theatre Arlington VA USA 2 Flyer 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK 3 Album 1971 Original Cast New York NY USA 4 Program 2007 Key West Pops Key West FL USA Also one page cast insert 5 Poster 2009 Arlington Players Arlington VA USA Printed from a PDF 5 Program 2009 Arlington Players Arlington VA USA 6 Magazine 2001 Sondheim Review Chicago IL USA Spring issue 7 Book Dust Jacket 2003 Everything Was USA By Ted Chapin, published by Possible Knopf 8 Poster 2007 Encores! New York NY USA Standard version 9 Poster 1971 Original Production New York NY USA Original. Some damage. 10 Poster 2004 California Irvine CA USA Autographed by cast Conservatory of the Arts 11 Album 1987 Original London London UK Silver version, Shaftesbury Cast cast 1 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number 12 Album 1985 Lincoln Center New York NY USA Autographed by Sondheim, Concert Cook, and Stritch 13 Invitation 1987 First night party at London UK Numbered (but not visible) Tony’s 13 Invitation 1987 First night party at London UK Numbered (but not visible) Tony’s Book Invitation 1987 First night party at London UK Tony’s 14 Brochure 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Framed with front and back covers visible 15 Program 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK White curtain (preview) version- Marked “18-7-87” – three days before official opening. 16 Program 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK White curtain (preview) version – perfect condition 17 Program 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Red feather version 18 Postcard 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Green 19 Flyer 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Tri-fold; displayed folded 19 Flyer 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Tri-fold; displayed open 20 Program 1998 Papermill Playhouse Millburn NJ USA 21 Long-Play Single – 1989 Liza Minelli and the Losing My Mind Beastie Boys 22 LaserDisc 1985 Follies in Concert New York NY USA Lincoln Center concert 23 Poster 1971 Original Poster New York NY USA Large, without case, reproduction 24 Flyer 2001 Winston Churchill Ruislip UK Theatre 24 Flyer 2001 Roundabout Theatre New York NY USA 24 Flyer 2002 Royal Festival Hall London UK 25 Flyer 2008 Wimbledon Light Sutton UK 2 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number Opera Society 25 Poster, large 2008 Wimbledon Light Sutton UK Opera Society 25 Poster, medium 2008 Wimbledon Light Sutton UK Opera Society 25 Program 2008 Wimbledon Light Sutton UK Opera Society 26 Note cards (6) – 2007 North Dakota State Fargo ND USA Limited edition (Director gift Costume designs University to cast) 27 Note cards (8) – 2007 North Dakota State Fargo ND USA Limited edition (Director gift Costume designs University to cast) 28 Letter and envelope 1989 Barbara Cook to New York NY USA Handwritten on embossed Peter Elliot (RCA Barbara Cook note paper Victor) 29 Letter and envelope 1972 Fifi D’Orsay to Bob New York NY USA Handwritten on note paper Douluara with photo of D’Orsay. Discusses move to Shubert/LA. 30 Magazine 1960 Life Magazine New York NY USA November 7, 1960 – Gloria Swanson in the remains of the Roxy Theatre 31 Poster 2007 London Palladium London UK Autographed by cast; fundraiser for Starlight Children’s Foundation 32 Program 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Red feather version 33 Brochure 2005 Barrington Stage Sheffield MA USA Pages 2&3 of a season Company brochure 33 Cast Insert 2005 Barrington Stage Sheffield MA USA Company 33 Program 2005 Barrington Stage Sheffield MA USA Company 3 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number 34 Program 2008 Shaw Festival Niagara-on- ON Canada the-Lake 35 Poster 2008 Boston Conservatory Boston MA USA Theater 36 Album 1985 Lincoln Center New York NY USA Autographed “to Bill” by Concert Sondheim, Cook, and Stritch 37 Program 1971 Original Production New York NY USA Alexis Smith autograph on cover 38 Postcard 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Blue 38 Program insert 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Role of Max Blank now played by David Enynon 39 Program 2006 Bergen County Oradell NJ USA Players 40 Program 1973 Westchester Country Yonkers NY USA July 23-28, 1973 Playhouse 41 Program 2007 London Palladium London UK 42 Brochure 1973 Touring company Vivian Blaine, Robert Alda, Selma Diamond, Hildegarde, Jane Kean 43 Reel-to-Reel Tape 1972 Original Cast Album Capitol 44 Poster, Gilcée print 2007 Encores! New York NY USA Signed by David Byrd; Limited edition 18/100 45 Postcard 2007 North Dakota State Fargo ND USA University 45 Program 2007 North Dakota State Fargo ND USA University 46 Program 2005 NCH Scotland - The Glasgow Scotland 50th Anniversary Gala Children’s Charity 47 Flyer Companions Theatre London UK “First London Amateur Company Production” 48 Postcard 2000 Tempo, Church Hill Edinburgh Scotland 4 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number Theatre 49 Poster 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK 50 Program 2008 The Production Melbourne Australia Company, State Theatre 51 Program 2997 The Little Theatre Sullivan IL USA 52 Letter 1989 Millicent Martin To “Peter”; Follies (Shaftesbury) letterhead with Millicent Martin name engraved 53 Flyer 1987 Tricycle Theatre London UK Shaftesbury production Building Appeal benefit; Tricycle Theatre destroyed by fire in May 1987. 54 Program 1972 Shubert Theatre Los Angles CA USA Opening night benefit. Opening Program signed by Sondheim and principal cast members. 55 Booklet 1971 Original Production New York NY USA Also used in LA. 56 Magazine 2007 Sondheim Review Chicago IL USA Summer issue 57 Magazine 1971 Time (US Edition) USA May 3 issue, Alexis Smith on cover 57 Magazine 1971 Time (Canadian Canada Follies not on cover, inside Edition) article 58 Poster 1998 Signature Theatre Arlington VA USA 59 Program 2007 Town and Country Doylestown PA USA Players 60 Program 1989 Candlelight Dinner Chicago IL USA Playhouse 61 Note paper Shaftesbury design 62 Advertisement 2008 The Production Melbourne Australia Printed from a PDF Company, State Theatre 5 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number 63 Flyer 1972 Curtain Time Book Club advertising 64 Poster 2005 Bloomington Civic Bloomington MN USA Theatre 65 Poster/flyer 2009 Ann Arbor Civic Ann Arbor MI USA Printed from PDF Theatre 66 Flyer 1993 Brighton Cares Brighton UK Concert 67 Poster 2008 M.O.C. Musicals, Bloomfield NJ USA Westminster Arts Center 68 Program 1973 Tappan Zee Nyack NY USA Blaine, Alda Playhouse 69 Program 2008 St. Bart’s Players New York NY USA 70 Flyer 1997 Croydon Stagers Croydon UK 71 Poster 1988 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK Second year poster 72 Poster 2002 Reprise! Los Angeles CA USA Autographed by cast 73 Poster 2001 Roundabout Theatre New York NY USA 74 Poster 1990 Long Beach Civic Long Beach CA USA Autographed by David Byrd, Light Opera “To Brian” 75 Flyer/poster 2006 Manatee Players Bradenton FL USA Printed from a PDF 76 Poster 2007 Key West Pops Key West FL USA Also one-page cast insert 77 Booklet 1971 Original Production New York NY USA 78 Flyer 1972 Shubert Production Los Angeles CA USA 79 Poster 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK First year poster (Blue) 80 Booklet Vocal selections 81 Program 2004 California Irvine CA USA Conservatory of the Arts 82 Book Jacket 1997 More Opening Follies marquee featured in Nights on Broadway cover illustration; By Steven 6 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number Suskin, published by Schirmer 83 Poster 1996 National Concert Dublin Ireland Hall 84 Eight Track Tape 1971 Original Cast Capitol Recording 85 Program 1972 Shubert Theatre Los Angeles CA USA 86 Flyer 2001 Roundabout Theatre New York NY USA 86 Flyer 2007 London Palladium London UK 86 Flyer 2008 The Production Melbourne Australia Company, State Theatre 87 Program 2002 Royal Festival Hall London UK 88 Program 2002 Reprise! Los Angeles CA USA 89 Program 1972 Shubert Production Los Angeles CA USA 90 “Brochure” 1987 Shaftesbury Theatre London UK (Booklet) 91 Program 1996 BBC Radio 2 London UK Ticket in program Musicals 92 Record (45rpm) Tony Bennett, Columbia 4-45411. Flip side: “Losing my Mind” “More and More” (Sacha Distel, R. I. Allen). Also on “Summer of ’42” album. 93 Flyer 2002 Royal Festival Hall London UK 94 Program 1972 Shubert Production Los Angeles CA USA 95 Poster 2008 Oakland East Bay Oakland CA USA Symphony 96 Program 2007 Encores! New York NY USA Framed with cover facing out 96 Program 2007 Encores! New York NY USA Framed with production page facing out 97 Flyer 2001 Roundabout Theatre New York NY USA Front facing out 97 Flyer 2001 Roundabout Theatre New York NY USA Backside facing out 7 Frame Description Year Company/Theatre City State Country Notes Number 98 Program 1998 Sydney Symphony Sydney Australia Orchestra 99 Program cover Theatre on the Mall Paramus NJ USA Reproduction of cover (features Vivian Blaine); Date uncertain 100 Program 1971 Colonial Theatre Boston MA USA Out of town tryout 101 Note card Original Production New York NY USA Triton Gallery reproduction 102 Flyer 1996 Brighton
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