DuPont Theatre records 2150
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Summary Information ...... 3 Historical Note ...... 3 Scope and Content ...... 6 Administrative Information ...... 6 Controlled Access Headings ...... 6 Collection Inventory ...... 7 Administrative ...... 7 Subscriptions ...... 8 Promotional Department ...... 8 Publicity ...... 10 Press clippings ...... 10 Press releases ...... 11 Press materials ...... 11 Press kits ...... 11 Plays ...... 14 Playbills ...... 21 DuPont Theatre Performances ...... 21 Other Performances ...... 42 Flyers and advertisements ...... 46
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Summary Information
Repository: Manuscripts and Archives Creator: Dupont Theatre (Wilmington, Del.) Creator: E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company. DuPont Hospitality Title: DuPont Theatre records ID: 2150 Date [inclusive]: 1919-2001 Date [bulk]: 1975-1995 Physical Description: 18.7 Linear Feet Language of the English . Material: Abstract: The DuPont Theatre, originally called The Playhouse, presents professional theatrical productions from Broadway and other notable venues in downtown Wilmington, Delaware since 1913. The Playhouse was the concept of three top executives of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (DuPont Company) who realized that Wilmington needed a facility for cultural as well as business purposes. The DuPont Theatre records consist primarily of public relations and advertising materials related to the theater's operation. As such, they present a sequence of changing tastes in popular entertainment in a medium-sized American city.
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Historical Note
The DuPont Theatre, originally called The Playhouse, presents professional theatrical productions from Broadway and other notable venues in downtown Wilmington, Delaware since 1913. The Playhouse was the concept of three top executives of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (DuPont Company) who realized that Wilmington needed a facility for cultural as well as business purposes.
The company was in the middle of a transition from an traditional explosives manufacturer run from a domestic-scaled office building on the plant site to an international chemical company with a new, modern corporate headquarters in the center of town. To serve the growing number of executives,
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John J. Raskob (1879-1950), then assistant treasurer of the DuPont Company and an urbanite with ties to the Broadway entertainment world, was the major proponent. He believed that a theatre should serve as a business venture, as the source of the finest dramatic entertainment possible, and as a community resource for local charitable organizations' fund-raising shows. By providing a modern venue, he hoped to get Broadway shows to hold their tryouts in Wilmington, as they traditionally did in Philadelphia and New Haven, as well as attracting top touring companies.
Along with Pierre S. du Pont (1870-1954), treasurer and future president, and R.R.M. Carpenter (1877-1949), Raskob imagined a theatre as part of the proposed new Hotel Du Pont, and located in an area known as Pinkett's Court, an open space at the rear of the group of DuPont Company buildings on Market Street between 10th and 11th Streets. Raskob, du Pont and Carpenter incorporated The Play House Company on April 17, 1913. Charles A. Rich (1854-1943), a New York architect, was selected to design the theatre, with the Wilmington firm of Brown and Whiteside appointed associate architect. After being awarded the construction contract with the low bid of $122,960, Wilmington's J. A. Bader & Co. broke ground on April 15, 1913. The Playhouse was built in 150 working days, and opening night was October 15, 1913.
The Playhouse's first lessee was William A. Brady (1863-1950), who appointed John S. Hale as resident manager of the theatre. After bringing thirty-five plays and forty-four other attractions to Wilmington, Brady officially closed his first season in April 1914. That fall Louis Alleman was named resident manager. One of Alleman's innovations was bringing in a stock company, "The Playhouse Players," which staged eleven shows from December through mid-March. Under Alleman's management, fifty- three shows were brought to The Playhouse during the 1916-1917 season, and fifty-one the following season, which was Brady's last as lessee.
The new lessee in 1918 was the Majestic Theatre Company, operated by James N. Ginns, Charles Topkis and William Topkis. They appointed Earle G. Finney, who had been assistant manager under Alleman since 1917, as the new theatre manager in September 1918. The new management ran into a major problem almost immediately. The Little Teacher, a comedy scheduled to run five days starting September 30, ran only two. The influenza epidemic was at its peak, with nearly 10,000 cases reported in Wilmington alone. On orders of the State Board of Health, all public buildings, including schools and theatres, were closed. This order remained in effect until October 27.
The 1921-1922 season had barely begun when Ginns and Topkis unexpectedly sold their lease to their manager, Earle G. Finney, on October 15. For the first time since The Playhouse opened, the lessee and the manager were the same person. The previous management had run motion pictures during the summer months, a practice eliminated by Finney, who included few films at any time of year during his five year tenure. His programming featured a balance among comedies, serious plays, and musicals.
Finney remained manager until April 1926. Following termination of Finney's lease, R.R.M. Carpenter approached the Shubert Brothers, Lee and Jacob J. (JJ), prime theatrical producers in New York, in an attempt to interest them in leasing The Playhouse. The Shubert brothers assumed the lease in the summer of 1926.
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At the end of October 1926, the Shuberts announced that they were changing the name of the theatre to The Shubert Playhouse. It was suspected that they thought the name Shubert would give the theatre added prestige. The 1926-1927 season was not a success. In an effort to reverse the trend, the Shuberts spent the summer of 1927 making renovations, however, the 1927-1928 season also suffered from low attendance despite star-studded casts and major productions. It is suspected that the ticket prices were too high. The Shuberts announced that the Shubert Playhouse would close in January 1928.
On December 15, 1927, Chamber of Commerce called a public meeting to prevent the loss of Wilmington's only legitimate theatre, which would result in both cultural and business hardship. The Chamber of Commerce proposed a plan, under which the Shuberts would agree to continue operating the theatre for nine weeks if an advance subscription could be obtained of no fewer than 500 seats for each opening night. About 100 subscriptions were sold at the meeting, and half of the desired 500 were obtained in the days immediately following. The Shuberts said that in view of the sincere effort made to save the theatre, they would rescind their previous decision to close. With the threat of closing behind it, The Playhouse completed its 1927-1928 season, and the Shuberts continued to operate the Shubert Playhouse for the next two seasons.
In August 1930, the Shubert lease expired. The Play House Company resumed the management, dropped its Shubert designation, and decided to continue the contract lease method of operation. The Play House Company was dissolved on May 14, 1932, and its assets transferred to the Du Pont Building Corporation, which operated the theatre as a division. The Du Pont Building Corporation was in turn dissolved on September 30, 1936, and the theater, hotel and office building all became the property of the Office Buildings Division of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company. The Office Buildings Division became the Office Buildings Department on May 19, 1948.
The Playhouse underwent two redecoration projects within a three year period. The first was in 1949, and the second was in the summer of 1952. The 1949 work included a new paint job -- bluish grey for the walls and plum and gold for decorations and ornaments. The 1952 improvements included a complete overhauling and redecorating of the outer lobby. The box office was moved from across the corridor to its present location.
The Theatre Division was transferred to the General Services Division on August 1, 1951, which in turn became part of the Central Services Division of the General Services Department on January 1, 1954. The new manager, starting in June 1952, was William H. Doerflinger, also a DuPont employee. The Theatre Division was merged into the Control Division of the General Services Department on November 1, 1967. The General Services Department was briefly renamed the Central Systems and Services Department between June 1, 1971, and January 1, 1973.
William H. Doerflinger remained manager until his retirement April 1986. The Playhouse hosted twenty-two productions during his initial season. He attempted to bring as many musicals as possible to The Playhouse, even though its relatively small (1,250) seating capacity discouraged many producers from bringing large musicals with extensive casts and heavy sets to such a small theatre. Among innovations introduced by Doerflinger were the student ticket program, free parking for subscribers, ticket reservations by telephone, dinner-theatre combination performances, and mini-series subscriptions.
The Playhouse's "Children's Series" began in 1988. The 1990s ushered in a new manager, Patricia Gill. John P. Gardner took over as General Manager in 2004.
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In February 2003, the management of the theatre, the Hotel du Pont and the Du Pont Country Club were bundled as DuPont Hospitality. The name was then changed to DuPont Theatre.
In January 2015, The Grand Opera House assumed operation. The name of the theater is now The Playhouse on Rodney Square.
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Scope and Content
The DuPont Theatre records consist primarily of public relations and advertising materials related to the theater's operation between 1919 and 2001. As such, they present a sequence of changing tastes in popular entertainment in a medium-sized American city.
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Administrative Information
Publication Statement Manuscripts and Archives
PO Box 3630 Wilmington, Delaware 19807 [email protected] URL: http://www.hagley.org/library
Access Restrictions Series I. Administrative and II. Subscriptions are subject to a 25-year time seal.
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Controlled Access Headings
• Advertisements • Theaters - Page 6- DuPont Theatre records 2150 • Marketing • Posters
Collection Inventory
Administrative, 1949-2001 Scope and Content
The administrative files include selected blueprints, a business plan, 75th anniversary materials, and a chronological listing of plays performed from 1913 to 2001.
Access Restrictions: Access Restrictions
This series is subject to 25-year time seal.
Title/Description Instances Logos box 1
Lobby blueprints, 1949-1952 box 1
Blueprints for Playhouse, 1963-1964 box 1
Business plan, 1980 box 1
Playhouse information and presentation, 1980 box 1
Playhouse trivia, 1981-1989 box 1
75th Anniversary materials, 1987-1988 box 1
Master plan for the Playhouse, 1990 box 1
Staff lists, 1990-1993 box 1
ADA accessibility study of Wilmington area hospitality facilities, box 1 March 25, 1992
Schedules, 1913-1930 box 1
Schedules, 1930-1945 box 1
Schedules, 1945-1981 box 1
Schedules, 1945-1988 box 1
Booking schedules, 1986-2001 box 1
Drawing of 1998 Playhouse renovation, 1998 drawer MD-104
Artifacts box 19
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Scope and Content
The artifacts were part of lobby displays that highlighted the history of the Theater in the 1980s and 1990s, and include old keys to actors' dressing rooms.
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Subscriptions, 1976-1995 Scope and Content
The records include ticket services, samples and prices of printing, sales records, subscriptions during the late 1970s to early 1990s, and published ads from 1993-1995 for rental of the theatre.
Access Restrictions: Access Restrictions
This series is subject to 25-year time seal.
Title/Description Instances Ticket services, 1976-1987 box 1
Samples -- prices of printing, 1981 box 1
Sales, 1987-1989 box 1
Subscription info, 1977-1989 box 1
Subscription prices, 1981-1987 box 1
Subscription refunds, 1985-1986 box 1
Subscription, 1984-1985 box 1
Subscriptions - Mini-series, 1985-1986 box 1
Subscriptions - Renewals and credits, 1986 box 1
Subscription brochure, 1987-1988 box 1
Subscriptions - Forms and brochures, 1989-1992 box 1
Subscriptions - Ads and flyers, 1989-1992 box 1
Subscriptions - Revenue figures, 1990-1992 box 1
Subscription package, 1992-1993 box 1
Playhouse theatre rental -- published ads, 1993-1995 box 1
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Promotional Department, 1986-1997
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Title/Description Instances Promotional Department - Appointment book, 1992 box 1
Promotional Department - Comps, 1992-1993 box 1
Playhouse -- article on page 66 of The Hunt, August/September box 1 1997
Subscriptions, 1991-1992 box 1
Enertex marketing, 1989-1992 box 1
Alvaré -- mailings and subscriptions, 1986-1987 box 2
Best of Delaware party -- bets in live theatre, 1991 box 2
Grand Opera House promotion, 1991-1992 box 2
Corporate sales, 1990-1991 box 2
Bye Bye Birdie (pins) box 2
Flowers and photos, 1994-1995 box 2
Payroll deduction letter for subscriptions, 1990-1992 box 2
Children's Series box 2
Evaluations -- Children's Series box 2
Holiday Story Salad box 2
Play to Win, 1990 box 2
Slim Good Body -- Dinosaurs and Healthy Planet, 1991 box 2
Lost in Yonkers, 1991-1992 box 2
Potato People, 1991-1992 box 2
Wonderful World, 1991-1992 box 2
The Dragons Speak, 1992 box 2
Thumbelina, 1992 box 2
From Sea to Shining Sea, 1992 box 2
Once on this Island, 1992 box 2
Breaking Legs, 1992 box 2
Lettice & Lovage, 1992 box 2
Amelia Earhart, 1992 box 2
A*B*C*, 1992 box 2
The Secret Garden, 1992-1993 box 2
The World Goes 'Round, 1992-1993 box 2
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Shirley Valentine, 1993 box 2
Camelot, 1993 box 2
Five Guys named Moe, 1993-1994 box 2
City Mouse Country Mouse -- Theatre IV, 1994 box 2
Curious George -- Theatreworks, USA, 1994 box 2
Beyond the Miracle -- Arts Power, 1994 box 2
Guys and Dolls, 1994 box 2
Nunsense II, 1994 box 2
The Sisters Rosenweig, 1994 box 2
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Publicity, 1959-1998 Scope and Content
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Press clippings, 1959-1997 Scope and Contents
Includes publicity about the theater and reviews and articles about plays presented there.
Title/Description Instances Playhouse, 1988 box 2
Articles -- Other Peoples Money, 1989-1990 box 2
Newspaper Article -- Gertrude Lawrence's Lost Ring, October box 2 21, 1946
Reviews from News Journal and Philadelphia newspapers, box 2 1979-1986
Newspaper Samples -- Reviews and Ads, 1980-1992 box 2
Playhouse Theatre -- Review, 1997 box 2
Articles/Clippings, 1959-1987 box 2
Playhouse 1994-1995 season, 1994 box 2
Breaking Legs box 2
Piano Lesson, 1992 box 2
Grease, 1993 box 2
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Camelot, 1993 box 2
Shirley Valentine, 1993 box 2
The World Goes 'Round, 1993 box 2
Hotel DuPont, 1993 box 2
Lost in Yonkers, 1993 box 2
1993-1994 season box 2
Guys and Dolls, 1994 box 2
Nunsense II, 1994 box 2
Five Guys named Moe, 1994 box 2
Press releases, 1987-1991 Scope and Content
This series consists of press releases for both the Playhouse and several plays that were performed there.
Title/Description Instances Mini-Series schedule, November 22, 1988 box 2
Press releases, 1987-1991 box 2
Chess, 1990 box 3
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1989 box 3
Lost in Yonkers, 1991 box 3
Press materials, 1988-1994 Scope and Content
This series includes press materials covering a company called Media Networks, Inc. in 1990, and several plays that performed at the Playhouse.
Title/Description Instances Driving Miss Daisy, 1988 box 3
Grand Hotel, 1991 box 3
M. Butterfly, 1990-1991 box 3
Media Networks, Inc., 1990 box 3
Bye Bye Birdie, 1991 box 3
Shirley Valentine, 1991-1993 box 3
Five Guys named Moe, 1994 box 3
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Scope and Content
Consists of materials issued by the production companies and distributed to promote presentations at the theater. They contain press releases, photos, reviews and other information about the plays, which the theater was to distribute to advertise the shows in the local media.
Title/Description Instances Big box 3
Chicago box 3
Fourscore and Seven Years Ago box 3
Grease box 3
The King and I box 3
Lettice & Lovage box 3
Rumpelstiltskin box 3
Stomp box 3
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? box 3
75th Anniversary, 1987-1988 box 3
Can-Can, 1988 box 3
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, 1988 box 3
Me and My Girl, 1988 box 3
Anything Goes, 1989 box 3
Cats, 1989 box 3
The King and I, 1989 box 3
Into the Woods, 1989 box 3
Nunsense, 1989 box 3
South Pacific, 1988-1989 box 3
Freedom Train, 1990 box 4
Lend Me a Tenor, 1990 box 4
Les Miserables, 1990 box 4
Love Letters, 1989-1990 box 4
Peter Pan, 1990 box 4
Stardust, 1990 box 4
The Unsinkable Molly Brown, 1990 box 4
Bye Bye Birdie, 1991 box 4
Columbus, 1991 box 4
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Forbidden Broadway, 1991 box 4
Grand Hotel, 1991 box 4
Les Miserable, 1988-1991 box 4
M. Butterfly, 1988-1991 box 4
Meet Me in St. Louis, 1991 box 4
Tru, 1991 box 4
Ziegfeld: A Night at the Follies, 1991 box 4
A Wrinkle in Time, 1992 box 4
Breaking Legs, 1992 box 4
Cats, 1991-1992 box 4
Champions on Ice, 1992 box 4
Child's Play, 1991-1992 box 4
Gypsy, 1991-1992 box 5
Lettice & Lovage, 1992 box 5
Lost in Yonkers, 1992 box 5
Olympic Spirit, 1991-1992 box 5
Once on this Island, 1992 box 5
The Piano Lesson, 1990-1992 box 5
The Secret Garden, 1991-1992 box 5
Story Salad V, 1992 box 5
The World Goes 'Round, 1992 box 5
Camelot, 1993 box 5
The Secret Garden, 1993 box 5
The World Goes 'Round, 1992-1993 box 5
Just for Laughs, A Day with Gates and Mills, 1994 box 5
First Night Wilmington, 1995 1994 box 5
Five Guys named Moe, 1994 box 5
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular, 1994 box 5
Guys and Dolls, 1992-1994 box 5
The Sisters Rosenweig, 1994 box 5
An Inspector Calls, 1995 box 5
George Carlin, 1995 box 5
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Crazy for You, 1995 box 5
Dial "M" for Murder, 1995 box 5
Grease, 1995 box 5
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, 1995 box 6
State Fair, 1995 box 6
Jekyll & Hyde, 1996 box 6
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 1996 box 6
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt, 1997 box 6
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, 1998 box 6
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Plays, 1981-1999 Scope and Content
Consists of more comprehensive files on various productions, including press kits, advertising, brochures featuring the play's poster art, biographical sheets on the performers and writers, photos, including standard head shots and stage scenes, and copies of newspaper advertisements and reviews.
Title/Description Instances A View from the Bridge -- Publicity box 6
Carousel -- Photography box 6
Cashore Marionettes -- Promotional Events/Ideas box 6
The Gin Game -- Photography box 6
Morning's at Seven -- Photos box 6
Ziegfeld Follies -- Photos box 6
Lana Turner -- Articles, 1982 box 6
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor - Articles/Ads, 1981-1983 box 6
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor - Subscriptions, 1983 box 6
Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music - Articles, 1984 box 6
Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music - Subscriptions, 1984 box 6
Jerry's Girls - Articles/Ads, 1984 box 6
Jerry's Girls - Business, 1984 box 6
Jerry's Girls - Flyers, 1984 box 6
Jerry's Girls - Photos box 6
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Lyndon - Articles/Ads, 1983-1984 box 6
Lyndon - Business, 1983-1984 box 6
'Night, Mother - Articles/Ads, 1984 box 6
'Night, Mother - Business, 1984 box 6
Noises Off - Articles/Ads, 1983-1985 box 6
Noises Off - Business, 1985 box 6
Noises Off - Photographs, 1985 box 6
Sugar Babies - Articles/Ads, 1985 box 6
Sugar Babies - Business, 1984-1985 box 6
The Tap Dance Kid - Articles/Ads, 1985-1986 box 6
The Tap Dance Kid - Business, 1986 box 6
The Tap Dance Kid - Flyers box 6
The Tap Dance Kid - Photos box 6
La Cage Aux Follies - Articles/Ads, 1987 box 6
La Cage Aux Follies - Nightly receipts, 1987 box 6
La Cage Aux Follies - Photos box 6
La Cage Aux Follies - Price scale, 1986 box 6
La Cage Aux Follies - Subscriptions, 1987 box 6
Me and My Girl - Articles/Ads, 1988 box 6
Me and My Girl - Business, 1988 box 6
Nutcracker - Business, 1986 box 6
Nutcracker - Financial, 1987-1988 box 6
The Miracle Worker -- Correspondence, 1987-1988 box 7
Drood: The Mystery of Edwin Drood - Articles/Ads, 1988 box 7
Drood: The Mystery of Edwin Drood - Biographies, September box 7 1988
Drood: The Mystery of Edwin Drood - Business, 1988 box 7
Drood: The Mystery of Edwin Drood - Financial, 1988 box 7
American Sampler, 1989 box 7
Anything Goes -- Misc., 1989 box 7
Babes in Toyland -- American Theatre Art for Youth, Inc. -- box 7 Rental, 1989
Gifts of the Magi, 1989 box 7
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Into the Woods - Articles/Ads, 1988-1989 box 7
Into the Woods - Business, 1988-1989 box 7
Into the Woods - Photos box 7
The King and I - Advertising and articles, 1989 box 7
The King and I - Photos box 7
Nunsense -- Business, 1988-1989 box 7
South Pacific - Articles/Ads, 1989 box 7
South Pacific - Business, 1988-1989 box 7
The Wizard of Oz -- DTC, 1989 box 7
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1989-1990 box 7
Chess -- Publicity, 1990 box 7
Nunsense, 1990 box 7
Stardust -- Business, 1990 box 7
Mainstage Management International Inc., 1985-1990 box 7
The Unsinkable Molly Brown -- Advertising and articles, 1990 box 7
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - Advertising and articles, 1990 box 7
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - Press, 1990 box 7
A Wrinkle in Time -- Publicity, 1991-1992 box 7
Playhouse costume exhibit -- mailgram/postcards, 1992 box 7
The Secret Garden -- Flyer, 1993 box 7
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular - Advertising, 1994 box 7
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular - Flyer box 7
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular - Interview box 7 requests, 1994
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular - TV commercial, box 7 1994
Just for Laughs, A Day with Gates and Mills - Press releases, 1994 box 7
Just for Laughs, A Day with Gates and Mills - Reviews, 1994 box 7
Nunsense II -- The Second Coming -- Press releases, 1994 box 7
Wambaugh photo exhibit, 1994 box 7
Anne of Green Gables, 1995 box 7
Crazy for You - Misc., 1994-1995 box 7
Crazy for You - Publicity, 1995 box 7
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Funny You Don't Look Like a Grandmother - Misc., 1995 box 8
Funny You Don't Look Like a Grandmother - Publicity, 1995 box 8
Dial M for Murder - Background, 1995 box 8
Dial M for Murder - Interview requests, November 18-December box 8 10, 1995
Dial M for Murder - Press releases, 1995 box 8
Dial M for Murder - Publicity, 1995 box 8
Dial M for Murder - TCI commercial, 1995 box 8
Dial M for Murder - Tear sheets, 1995 box 8
Grease - Background, 1995 box 8
Grease - Business, 1993-1994 box 8
Grease - Interview requests, 1995 box 8
Grease - Press clippings, 1995 box 8
Grease - Press releases, 1993 1995 box 8
Grease - Press tickets, 1995 box 8
Grease - Publicity, 1995 box 8
Grease - TCI commercial, November 1995 box 8
Jelly's Last Jam - Misc., 1995 box 8
Jelly's Last Jam - Publicity, 1993-1994 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Advertising, 1995 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Photography, 1995 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Press kits, 1995 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Press releases, 1995 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - TCI commercial, 1995 box 8
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Tear sheets, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Misc., September 15-24, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Press conference, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Press releases, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Promotional events, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Tear sheets, 1995 box 8
State Fair - Thank you note, 1995 box 8
Stieglitz Loves O'Keeffe, 1995 box 8
An Inspector Calls - Press releases, 1996 - Page 17- DuPont Theatre records 2150
box 8
An Inspector Calls - Tear sheets, 1995-1996 box 8
Broadway on Broadway -- Publicity, 1995-1996 box 8
Jeff Gordon -- Publicity, 1996 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Advertising, 1995 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Photography box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Press conference, 1996 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Press releases, 1995 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Press tickets, 1995 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Publicity, 1996 box 8
Jekyll & Hyde - Tear sheets, 1995-1996 box 8
Jesus Christ Superstar -- Publicity, 1996 box 9
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Advertising, box 9 1996
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - The Dreamcoat box 9 Choir Challenge, 1996
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Interview box 9 requests, 1996
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Reviews, 1996 box 9
Song of Singapore - Advertising, 1996 box 9
Song of Singapore - Photography, 1996 box 9
Song of Singapore - Press releases, 1996 box 9
Song of Singapore - Publicity, 1996 box 9
Song of Singapore - Tear sheets, 1996 box 9
Stomp - Advertising, 1996 box 9
Stomp - Photography box 9
Stomp - Photos box 9
Stomp - Press releases, 1996 box 9
Stomp - Promotional events/ideas, 1996 box 9
Stomp - Publicity, 1996 box 9
Laura Ingalls Wilder: Growing Up on the Prairie -- Photography, box 9 1996
Annie -- Background materials, 1997 box 9
Barrymore - Advertising, 1996 box 9
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Barrymore - Press clippings, 1996-1997 box 9
Barrymore - Press releases, 1997 box 9
Bernadette Peters concert, 1997 box 9
Big - Advertising, 1997 box 9
Big - Business, 1997 box 9
Big - Photography, 1997 box 9
Big - Publicity, 1997 box 9
Carousel - Advertising, 1997 box 9
Carousel - Photography box 9
Carousel - Press releases, 1997 box 9
Carousel - Promotional events/ideas, 1997 box 9
Cats -- review, 1997 box 9
The "Amazing" Judy Collins, 1997 box 9
Deathtrap - Advertising, 1997 box 9
Deathtrap - Background materials, 1997 box 9
Deathtrap - Interview requests, 1997 box 9
Deathtrap - Photography, 1997 box 9
Deathtrap - Reviews, 1997 box 9
The Dutton Family -- Press releases, 1997 box 9
Entirely Sophie - Photography, 1997 box 9
Entirely Sophie - Press releases, 1997 box 9
Having Our Say - Photography box 9
Having Our Say - Reviews and press tickets, 1997 box 9
Smokey Joe's Café - Advertising, 1997 box 9
Smokey Joe's Café - Photography box 9
Smokey Joe's Café - Press release, 1997 box 9
Smokey Joe's Café - Promotional events/ideas, 1997 box 9
Smokey Joe's Café - Publicity, 1997 box 9
Tap Dogs, 1997 box 10
West Side Story - Advertising, 1997 box 10
West Side Story - Photography box 10
West Side Story - Press releases, 1997 box 10
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West Side Story - Promotional events/ideas, 1997 box 10
West Side Story - Reviews, 1997 box 10
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt - Advertising, 1998 box 10
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt - Background, 1998 box 10
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt - Photos box 10
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt - Press materials, 1998 box 10
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt - Publicity, 1998 box 10
Chita and All That Jazz - Background materials, 1997 box 10
Chita and All That Jazz - Interview requests, 1997-1998 box 10
Chita and All That Jazz - Photography box 10
Chita and All That Jazz - Tear sheets, 1997-1998 box 10
Cirque Ingenieux - Background materials, 1998 box 10
Cirque Ingenieux - Tear sheets, 1998 box 10
Forever Tango, 1998 box 10
Master Class - Advertising, 1998 box 10
Master Class - Articles, 1998 box 10
Master Class - Press release, 1998 box 10
Picasso at the Lapin Agile - Advertising, 1998 box 10
Picasso at the Lapin Agile - Photographs box 10
Picasso at the Lapin Agile - Publicity, 1998 box 10
Tommy - Advertising, 1999 box 10
Tommy - Logo, 1998 box 10 General note
on zip disk
Tommy - Misc., 1999 box 10
Tommy - Photo/video opportunity, 1999 box 10
Tommy - Publicity, 1999 box 10
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - Background, 1998 box 10
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - OOP expenses, 1998 box 10
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - Photos box 10
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - Publicity, 1998 box 10
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - Reviews, 1998 box 10 - Page 20- DuPont Theatre records 2150
Chicago -- Articles, 1998-1999 box 10
Children's Series box 10
Teacher reception invitation, May 31, 1991 box 10
Amelia -- study guide, 1991 box 10
Story Salad IV, 1991 box 10
Ugly Duckling, 1990 box 10
Dickens Christmas, 1990 box 10
Fourscore and Seven Years Ago, 1991 box 10
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Playbills, 1919-1999 Scope and Content
Playbills were published by the touring companies as variations on those issued in connection with the original Broadway productions. They contain the outline of acts, scenes and musical numbers, the cast of players, and background information on the show and members of the company. In addition to this material supplied by the company, about half the booklet was given over to local advertising and news items to cover printing costs, in this case specific to the Wilmington area. These include ads for new suburban subdivisions in the 1950s and 1960s. There are some Playbills for performances in other venues.
DuPont Theatre Performances Title/Description Instances Neil O'Brien Minstrels, December 18-20, 1919 box 10
Lassie, January 26, 1920 box 10
The Sweetheart Shop, February 9-11, 1920 box 10
Tillie's Nightmare, March 4-6, 1920 box 10
Somebody's Sweetheart, March 15-17, 1920 box 10
3 Showers, March 18-20, 1920 box 10
Frivolities of 1920, April 5-11, 1920 box 10
Lombardi, Ltd., April 19-21, 1920 box 10
Three Live Ghosts, April 22-24, 1920 box 10
Jack O'Lantern, April 26-May 1, 1920 box 10
I'll Say She Does, May 3-4, 1920 box 10
Monte Cristo, Jr., May 17-19, 1920 box 10
Buddies, September 16-18, 1920 box 10
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The Half Moon, September 27-October 2, 1920 box 10
Jimmie, October 7-9, 1920 box 10
Neil O'Brien Minstrels, November 25-27, 1920 box 10
Shavings, November 29-December 1, 1920 box 10
The Girl in the Spotlight, January 6-8, 1921 box 10
Love Birds, January 11-12, 1921 box 10
Peggy, January 17-19, 1921 box 10
Kismet (movie), week beginning January 24, 1921 box 10
Mary, January 31-February 5, 1921 box 10
Al. G. Field's Minstrels, February 7, 1921 box 10
Take It From Me, April 7-9, 1921 box 10
The Dream Maker, November 14-16, 1921 box 10
Neil O'Brien Super Minstrels, December 1-3, 1921 box 10
Al. G. Field Minstrels -- Mardi Gras, February 16-18, 1922 box 10
The O'Brien Girl, April 24-25, 1922 box 10
Persecution, May 1-3, 1922 box 10
The Cat and the Canary, September 18-20, 1922 box 10
Tip-Top, September 22-23, 1922 box 10
The Passing Show, November 14-15, 1922 box 10
Rose Briar, November 16-18, 1922 box 10
Mischa Elman (violin recital), February 26, 1923 box 10
To The Ladies, March 1-3, 1923 box 10
Molly Darling, March 5-7, 1923 box 10
Good Morning Dearie, September 14-15, 1923 box 10
Forbidden, September 20-22, 1923 box 10
Sunbonnet Sue, September 24-26, 1923 box 10
Eva Tanguay, October 8, 1923 box 10
So This is London, October 9-10, 1923 box 10
Little Nellie Kelly, October 12-13, 1923 box 10
A Mother's Sacrifice, October 22, 1923 box 10
Sally, Irene and Mary, October 23-24, 1923 box 10
Up She Goes, December 3-5, 1923 box 10
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Hurricane, December 7-8, 1923 box 10
The Clinging Vine, December 25-26, 1923 box 10
Neil O'Brien Minstrels with Bert Swor, December 31, 1923- box 10 January 2, 1924
Madame Charles Cahier, January 3, 1924 box 10
Helen of Troy, N. Y., January 4-5, 1924 box 10
Al. G. Field Minstrels, February 11-16, 1924 box 10
I'll Say She Is, March 13-15, 1924 box 10
His Holiness Pope Pius XI, May 5-7, 1924 box 10
Blossom Time, May 12-14, 1924 box 10
Greenwich Village Follies, June 7, 1924 box 11
The Thief of Bagdad, October 6-11, 1924 box 11
The Fool, October 14-15, 1924 box 11
Just Married, October 17-18, 1924 box 11
Rain, October 27-29, 1924 box 11
Lollipop, October 31-November 1924 box 11
God Bless Our Home, November 26-27, 1924 box 11
Milgrim's Progress, November 28-29, 1924 box 11
Mr. Battling Butler, December 22-24, 1924 box 11
Why Men Leave Home, December 25-27, 1924 box 11
White Cargo, December 29-31, 1924 box 11
Discarded Wives, January 1-3, 1925 box 11
The Imported Wife, January 13, 1925 box 11
The Land of Joy, January1925 box 11
She Wanted to Know, January 17, 1925 box 11
Ruth St. Denis with Ted Shawn and the Denishawn Dancers, box 11 February 26, 1925
Saint Joan, March 16-17, 1925 box 11
No, No, Nanette, September 7-9, 1925 box 11
The Gorilla, September 11-12, 1925 box 11
Edgar Allen Poe, September 14-16, 1925 box 11
Program by Daisy Jean, October 12, 1925 box 11
First Riddle, October 16-17, 1925 box 11
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Some Girl, October 23-24, 1925 box 11
The Naked Man, October 26-28, 1925 box 11
Open House, October 29-31, 1925 box 11
The Half Caste, November 9-11, 1925 box 11
The Master of the Inn, November 16-17, 1925 box 11
Paul Whiteman and His Greater Concert Orchestra, December box 11 31, 1925-January 2, 1926
The Big Parade, December 31, 1925-January 2, 1926 box 11
Aloma of the South Seas, February 22-27, 1926 box 11
Cradle Snatchers, September 20-22, 1926 box 11
Greenwich Village Follies, October 4-6, 1926 box 11
Gentle Grafter, October 7, 1926 box 11
Seed of the Brute, October 11-13, 1926 box 11
Lady Fair, October 21-23, 1926 box 11
Century Midnight Whirl, December 27-29, 1926 box 11
Ned Wayburn Revue, November 9-13, 1926 box 11
Macbeth, As You Like It, Merchant of Venice, & Richelieu, box 11 November 15-17, 1926
Miss Happiness, November 22-27, 1926 box 11
Castles in the Air, December 25, 1926 box 11
The Blonde Sinner, January 3-5, 1927 box 11
Lady Alone, January 17-19, 1927 box 11
The Strawberry Blonde, January 20-22, 1927 box 11
Katja, January 27-29, 1927 box 11
Al. G. Fields Minstrels, February 17-19, 1927 box 11
Beau Geste, week beginning February 28, 1927 box 11
What Price Glory (movie), March 7-12, 1927 box 11
George White's Scandals, March 17-19, 1927 box 11
The Golden Dawn, September 22-24, 1927 box 11
Just Fancy, September 28-October 1, 1927 box 11
Funny Face, November 14-19, 1927 box 11
Her Cardboard Lover, December 26-28, 1927 box 11
King of Kings, week of March 19, 1928 box 11
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Rachmaninoff, February 2, 1932 box 11
The Beggar's Opera, March 5, 1932 box 11
Olivia bows to Mrs. Grundy, April 4-6, 1932 box 11
Trial by Jury, May 9, 1932 box 11
H. M. S. Pinafore, May 9, 1932 box 11
Take a Chance, November 5, 1932 box 11
Cornelia Otis Skinner, November 12, 1932 box 11
Encore, November 18-19, 1932 box 11
Saint Wench, December 16-17, 1932 box 11
The Green Pastures, February 27-March 1, 1933 box 11
Cavalleria Rusticana; Pagliacci; Rigoletto, April 15, 1933 box 11
Of Thee I Sing, April 26, 1933 box 11
Undesirable Lady, September 22-23, 1933 box 11
Her Master's Voice, September 30, 1933 box 11
Doctor Monica, October 20-21, 1933 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, February 4, 1934 box 11
Private Lives, February 12, 1934 box 11
Sweet Bells Jangled, March 17, 1934 box 11
The Barretts of Wimpole Street, May 7, 1934 box 11
Elephant on His Hands, September 14-15, 1934 box 11
Dawn Glory, October 20, 1934 box 11
Portrait of Gilbert, December 25-26, 1934 box 11
Mansion on the Hudson, April 1, 1935 box 11
Ruth Draper, in her Character Sketches, April 29, 1935 box 11
Camille, November 11, 1935 box 11
May Wine, November 22-23, 1935 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, December 29, 1935 box 11
3 Men on a Horse, February 6-8, 1936 box 11
Ballet Russe, March 19, 1936 box 11
Her Week End, March 20-21, 1936 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, March 22, 1936 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, May 24, 1936 box 11
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Lady Precious Stream, November 23, 1936 box 11
Boy meets Girl, December 11-12, 1936 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, February 14, 1937 box 11
His Excellency, March 11-13, 1937 box 11
Honor Bright, September 16-17, 1937 box 11
Private Enterprise, April 16, 1938 box 11
Ballet Russe, March 10, 1938 box 11
Once Upon a Night, September 12-13, 1938 box 11
Lightnin', November 29, 1938 box 11
Sergei Rachmaninoff, December 21, 1938 box 11
My Dear Children, March 25, 1939 box 11
Herself Mrs. Patrick Crowley, November 25, 1939 box 11
No Time for Comedy, March 26, 1940 box 11
New Pins and Needles, October 7, 1940 box 11
Conquest in April, November 8-9, 1940 box 11
Skylark, November 16, 1940 box 11
Mr. and Mrs. North, January 3-4, 1941 box 11
Claudia, January 25, 1941 box 11
Popsy, February 6-7, 1941 box 11
Theatre, April 12, 1941 box 11
Golden Wings, November 22, 1941 box 11
Junior Miss, October 31-November 1, 1941 box 11
Little Dark Horse, November 7-8, 1941 box 11
The Admiral had a Wife, November 27-29, 1941 box 11
All in Favor, January 9-10, 1942 box 11
Blithe Spirit, January 16-17, 1942 box 11
Without Love, March 6-7, 1942 box 11
The Walking Gentleman, April 24-25, 1942 box 11
My Sister Eileen, May 27, 1942 box 11
Vickie, September 5, 1942 box 11
Hello Out There; Magic, September 11-12, 1942 box 11
Franklin Street, September 18-19, 1942 box 11
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Papa is All, October 3, 1942 box 11
Little Darling, October 16-17, 1942 box 11
Her First Murder, October 30-31, 1942 box 11
Yankee Point, November 13-14, 1942 box 11
The Willow and I, November 20-21, 1942 box 11
Another Love Story, September 24-25, 1943 box 11
The Army Play by Play, October 14-16, 1943 box 11
What's Up, October 22-23, 1943 box 11
Lady Behave, November 4-6, 1943 box 11
Wallflower, January 6-8, 1944 box 11
Decision, January 21-22, 1944 box 11
Calico Wedding, February 16-17, 1944 box 11
The Doughgirls, February 18-19, 1944 box 11
Mrs. January & Mr. Ex, February 25-26, 1944 box 11
The Student Prince, February 28, 1944 box 11
Chicken Every Sunday, March 17-18, 1944 box 11
The Searching Wind, March 30-April 1, 1944 box 11
Soldier's Wife, September 1-2, 1944 box 11
The Cherry Orchard, September 8-9, 1944 box 11
Tomorrow the World, September 22-23, 1944 box 11
Embezzled Heaven, September 29-30, 1944 box 11
The Perfect Marriage, October 6-7, 1944 box 11
Tangled Web, October 13-14, 1944 box 11
The Late George Apley, October 19-21, 1944 box 11
The Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Co., October 27-28, 1944 box 11
The Streets are Guarded, November 3-4, 1944 box 11
The Man Who had All the Luck, November 9-11, 1944 box 11
Sophie Halenczik, American, November 24-25, 1944 box 11
Star in the Window, December 29-30, 1944 box 11
Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo, February 12, 1945 box 11
Happily Ever After, February 22-24, 1945 box 11
The Student Prince, March 9-10, 1945 box 11
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Dinner for 3, March 19-21, 1945 box 11
I'll be Waiting, March 29-31, 1945 box 11
Kiss and Tell, April 5-7, 1945 box 11
Forever is Now, September 7-8, 1945 box 11
Foolish Nation, September 14-15, 1945 box 11
The Winters Tale, September 21-22, 1945 box 11
School for Brides, September 28-29, 1945 box 11
Carmen, October 8, 1945 box 11
Caviar to the General, October 18-20, 1945 box 11
Marriage is for Single People, November 9-10, 1945 box 11
The French Touch, November 15-17, 1945 box 11
Magnificent Yankee, December 28-29, 1945 box 11
Windy Hill, January 11-12, 1946 box 11
Ten Little Indians, January 25-26, 1946 box 11
Flamingo Road, February 15-16, 1946 box 11
Miss Jones, March 1-2, 1946 box 11
The Merry Wives of Windsor, March 15-16, 1946 box 11
Laura, April 19-20, 1946 box 11
Barnaby and Mr. O'Malley, September 5-6, 1946 box 11
The Temporary Mrs. Smith, September 13-14, 1946 box 11
Mr. Peebles and Mr. Hooker, September 20-21, 1946 box 11
Present Laughter, September 26-28, 1946 box 11
Loco, October 4-5, 1946 box 11
Pygmalion, October 17-19, 1946 box 11
Come On Up, October 21, 1946 box 11
The Maven, October 25-26, 1946 box 11
Another Part of the Forest, November 1-2, 1946 box 11
Blackstone, November 7-10, 1946 box 11
Eagle Rampart, November 28-30, 1946 box 11
The Voice of the Turtle, December 2-4, 1946 box 11
The Glass Menagerie, December 29-31, 1946 box 11
A Young Man's Fancy, January 3-4, 1947 box 11
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Craig's Wife, January 31-February 1, 1947 box 11
Parlor Story, February 14-15, 1947 box 11
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, March 9, 1947 box 11
The Whole World Over, March 14-15, 1947 box 11
Hamlet, April 14-15, 1947 box 11
Dear Ruth, April 29-30, 1947 box 11
Maurice Chevalier, April 25-26, 1947 box 11
Portrait in Black, May 9-10, 1947 box 11
I Gotta Get Out, September 4-6, 1947 box 11
Lady Windemere's Fan, September 11-13, 1947 box 11
Romeo and Juliet, September 29-30, 1947 box 11
Blackstone, October 23-25, 1947 box 11
Angel in the Wings, November 21-22, 1947 box 11
Joan of Lorraine, January 2-3, 1948 box 12
Blossom Time, February 6-7, 1948 box 12
You Never Can Tell, February 12-14, 1948 box 12
The Hasty Heart, February 26-28, 1948 box 12
There goes the Bride, March 5-6, 1948 box 12
The Cup of Trembling, April 2-3, 1948 box 12
Hollywood on Ice, April 15-24, 1948 box 12
Man and Superman, October 1-2, 1948 box 12
Make Way for Lucia, November 18-20, 1948 box 12
They Knew What They Wanted, January 14-15, 1949 box 12
Show Boat, March 10-12, 1949 box 12
The Heiress, March 14-17, 1949 box 12
Medea, March 31-April 2, 1949 box 12
Life with Mother, September 15-17, 1949 box 12
Love Me Long, October 20-22, 1949 box 12
Metropole, November 10-12, 1949 box 12
Come Back Little Sheba, January 26-28, 1950 box 12
Dangerous Corner, February 18, 1950 box 12
The Silver Whistle, February 23-25, 1950 box 12
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That Lady, April 14-15, 1950 box 12
The Curious Savage, September 21-23, 1950 box 12
Carmen, September 29, 1950 box 12
The Relapse or, Virtue in Danger, October 5-7, 1950 box 12
A Streetcar named Desire, October 26-28, 1950 box 12
A Story for a Sunday Evening, November 9-11, 1950 box 12
Four Twelves are 48, December 29-30, 1950 box 12
The Moon is Blue, February 16-17, 1951 box 12
Death of a Salesman, February 19-21, 1951 box 12
Let Me hear the Melody, March 9-10, 1951 box 12
Gramercy Ghost, March 16-17, 1951 box 12
The Guardsman, April 4-7, 1951 box 12
Spike Jones and His Musical Depreciation Revue featuring the box 12 City Slickers, October 8, 1951
The Fourposter, October 11-13, 1951 box 12
Detective Story, November 20-24, 1951 box 12
Jane, January 10-12, 1952 box 12
Dear Barbarians, January 31-February 2, 1952 box 12
A Little Evil, February 8-9, 1952 box 12
One Bright Day, February 28-March 1, 1952 box 12
The Brass Ring, March 27-29, 1952 box 12
The Time of the Cuckoo, September 25-27, 1952 box 12
The Climate of Eden, October 9-11, 1952 box 12
Time Out for Ginger, November 6-8, 1952 box 12
The Shrike, November 12-15, 1952 box 12
Private Music Hall, November 26-27, 1952 box 12
Signed playbills and photographs, 1953-1997 (1994-1997) box 20-21 Scope and Content
Playbills and photographs in this series have been autographed by actors who were performing in the plays. Some of the actors who signed Playbills or photographs are Stacey Keach, Margot Kidder, Robert Goulet, Tim
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Conway, Tom Poston, Loretta Swit, and Christopher Plummer.
John Brown's Body, January 2-3, 1953 box 12
Josephine, January 8-10, 1953 box 12
The Crucible, January 15-17, 1953 box 12
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, January 30-31, 1953 box 12
A Certain Joy, February 12-14, 1953 box 12
Gigi, February 19-21, 1953 box 12
I Found April, February 25-28, 1953 box 12
The King of Hearts, March 11-13, 1953 box 12
I am a Camera, March 16-18, 1953 box 12
Stalag 17, April 6-11, 1953 box 12
José Greco and his Spanish Dancers, April 16-18, 1953 box 12
An Evening with Will Shakespeare, April 20-21, 1953 box 12
The Children's Hour, October 1-3, 1953 box 12
The Trip to Bountiful, October 15-17, 1953 box 12
Words and Music, November 21, 1953 box 12
Guys and Dolls, December 7-12, 1953 box 12
The Caine Mutiny Courtmartial, December 28-30, 1953 box 12
My 3 Angels, February 4-6, 1954 box 12
Wedding Breakfast, October 28-30, 1954 box 12
The Flowering Peach, November 11-13, 1954 box 12
Hello, Paree, November 24-27, 1954 box 12
Champagne Complex, March 16-19, 1955 box 12
The Desk Set, September 8-10, 1955 box 12
The Heavenly Twins, September 15-17, 1955 box 12
Janus, October 19-22, 1955 box 12
The Great Sebastians, November 3-5, 1955 box 12
Bad Seed, December 1-3, 1955 box 12
Middle of the Night, January 19-21, 1956 box 12
Damn Yankees, January 30-February 4, 1956 box 12
Bus Stop, April 4-7, 1956 box 12
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box 12
The Loud Red Patrick, September 13-15, 1956 box 12
Auntie Mame, September 22-29, 1956 box 12
Child of Fortune, October 25-27, 1956 box 12
The Pajama Game, November 12-17, 1956 box 12
The Best of Steinbeck, December 7, 1956 box 12
Holiday for Lovers, January 10-12, 1957 box 12
Hole in the Head, February 6-9, 1957 box 12
Hide and Seek, March 13-16, 1957 box 12
Nature's Way, September 11-14, 1957 box 12
The Happiest Millionaire, October 2-5, 1957 box 12
Monique, October 10-12, 1957 box 12
Nude with Violin, October 22-26, 1957 box 12
The Country Wife, November 6-9, 1957 box 12
The Rivalry, November 28-30, 1957 box 12
Interlock, January 16-18, 1958 box 12
The Day the Money Stopped, January 22-25, 1958 box 12
Back to Methuselah, March 13-15, 1958 box 12
The Girls in 509, September 10-13, 1958 box 12
The Man in the Dog Suit, September 24-27, 1958 box 12
Comes a Day, October 1-4, 1958 box 12
Sunrise at Campobello, October 13-18, 1958 box 12
The Warm Peninsula, October 29-November 1, 1958 box 12
The Gazebo, November 12-15, 1958 box 12
L'il Abner, December 3-6, 1958 box 12
God and Kate Murphy, January 29-31, 1959 box 13
The Gay Felons, February 12-14, 1959 box 13
The Visit, September 23-26, 1959 box 13
Odd Man In, October 1-3, 1959 box 13
Hilary, October 15-17, 1959 box 13
Look Homeward, Angel, October 21-24, 1959 box 13
The World of Carl Sandburg, October 30-31, 1959 box 13
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Five Finger Exercise, November 11-14, 1959 box 13
Gay '90s Night, November 27-28, 1959 box 13
Two for the Seesaw, December 30, 1959-January 2, 1960 box 13
Roman Candle, January 7-9, 1960 box 13
Mary Stuart, February 3-6, 1960 box 13
Semi-Detached, February 10-13, 1960 box 13
The Best Man, March 9-12, 1960 box 13
A View from the Bridge, March 24-26, 1960 box 13
The 49th Cousin, October 5-8, 1960 box 13
Period of Adjustment, October 12-15, 1960 box 13
JB, October 19-22, 1960 box 13
At the Drop of a Hat, October 26-29, 1960 box 13
Critic's Choice, November 9-12, 1960 box 13
Ballets Africains, November 17-19, 1960 box 13
Rigoletto (matinee) and Madama Butterfly (evening), box 13 December 10, 1960
Julia, Jake, and Uncle Joe, December 28-31, 1960 box 13
Once there was a Russian, January 26-28, 1961 box 13
A Midsummer Night's Dream, February 6-11, 1961 box 13
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, April 3, 1961 box 13
Once Upon a Mattress, April 17-22, 1961 box 13
The Music Man, May 22-27, 1961 box 13
Everybody loves Opal, September 20-23, 1961 box 13
Toys in the Attic, September 27-30, 1961 box 13
Sunday in New York, November 1-4, 1961 box 13
Something about a Soldier, November 29-December 2, 1961 box 13
A Thurber Carnival, December 8-9, 1961 box 13
Advise & Consent, December 25-27, 1961 box 13
Fiorello!, January 8-13, 1962 box 13
My Fair Lady, February 26-March 3, 1962 box 13
La Plume de ma Tante, April 9-14, 1962 box 13
Banderol, September 13-15, 1962 box 13
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box 13
Take Her, She's Mine, January 7-12, 1963 box 13
A Program for Two Players, March 8-9, 1963 box 13
Rattle of a Simple Man, March 20-23, 1963 box 13
The Sound of Music, April 15-20, 1963 box 13
Mary, Mary, April 29-May 4, 1963 box 13
A Thousand Clowns, September 11-14, 1963 box 13
Stop the World -- I Want to Get Off, September 30-October 5, box 13 1963
How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, October box 13 21-26, 1963
The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, December 18-21, box 13 1963
A Man for All Seasons, December 25-28, 1963 box 13
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, March 2-7, box 13 1964
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, April 20-25, 1964 box 13
Camelot, May 11-16, 1964 box 13
Barefoot in the Park, August 31-September 5, 1964 box 13
Never Too Late, October 5-10, 1964 box 13
After the Fall, October 20-24, 1964 box 13
110 in the Shade, January 4-9, 1965 box 13
The Roar of the Greasepaint -- The Smell of the Crowd, box 13 February 4-6, 1965
Dear Me, the Sky is Falling, March 15-20, 1965 box 13
Oliver!, May 31-June 5, 1965 box 13
Luv, September 6-11, 1965 box 13
The Owl and the Pussycat, September 20-25, 1965 box 13
The Porcelain Year, November 1-6, 1965 box 13
Me and Thee, November 11-13, 1965 box 13
Hostile Witness, December 20-25, 1965 box 13
The Absence of a Cello, March 11-12, 14-17, 1966 box 13
Pictures in the Hallway, April 1-2, 1966 box 13
Barefoot in the Park, October 13-15, 1966 box 13
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The Royal Hunt of the Sun, October 17-22, 1966 box 13
Wait Until Dark, January 16-21, 1967 box 13
The Fantasticks, January 26-28, 1967 box 13
Generation, January 30-February 4, 1967 box 13
Hello, Dolly, February 6-11, 1967 box 13
Half a Sixpence, February 20-25, 1967 box 13
Minsky's Burlesque Follies, February 27-March 4, 1967 box 13
The Owl and the Pussycat, March 13-18, 1967 box 13
The Odd Couple, March 20-24, 1967 box 13
La Bohème (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), April box 13 28-30, 1967
Song of the Grasshopper, September 6-9, 1967 box 13
The Impossible Years, October 23-28, 1967 box 13
The Killing of Sister George, January 1968 box 14
You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running, January box 14 22, 1968
The Odd Couple, February 5-10, 1968 box 14
Weekend, March 4-9, 1968 box 14
The Homecoming, March 25-30, 1968 box 14
Wait a Minim, April 1-6, 1968 box 14
White Lies; Black Comedy, May 20-26, 1968 box 14
The Star-Spangled Girl, June 17-22, 1968 box 14
Barefoot in the Park, July 29-August 3, 1968 box 14
There's a Girl in My Soup, September 2-7, 1968 box 14
Rigoletto (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), box 14 November 22-23, 1968
Man of La Mancha, December 9-14, 1968 box 14
Cactus Flower, January 13-19, 1969 box 14
Come Blow Your Horn, March 3-8, 1969 box 14
Don't Drink the Water, March 24-29, 1969 box 14
Your Own Thing, April 21-26, 1969 box 14
Cabaret, May 6-11, 1969 box 14
Under the Yum-Yum Tree, May 26-31, 1969 box 14
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I Do! I Do!, September 11-17, 1969 box 14
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, September 29-October box 14 4, 1969
Fiddler on the Roof, October 20-25, 1969 box 14
Marriage of Figaro (presented by the Wilmington Opera box 14 Society), November 21-22, 1969
Plaza Suite, November 24-29, 1969 box 14
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, January 20-25, 1970 box 14
Hadrian VII, February 9-14, 1970 box 14
Man of La Mancha, March 2-7, 1970 box 14
Aida (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), April 17-18, box 14 24-25, 1970
Forty Carats, September 14-19, 1970 box 14
The Boy Friend, September 28-October 3, 1970 box 14
Last of the Red Hot Lovers, October 19-24, 1970 box 14
Madame Butterfly (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), box 14 November 13-14, 20-21, 1970
Adaptation -- Next, November 30-December 5, 1970 box 14
Hair, February 15-20, 1971 box 14
Carmen (presented by the Wilmington Opera Company), April box 14 16-17, 23-24, 1971
This was Burlesque, September 13-18, 1971 box 14
Will Rogers' U.S.A., October 6, 1971 box 14
School for Wives, November 1-6, 1971 box 14
Elixir of Love (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), box 15 November 12-13, 19-20, 1971
Captain Brassbound's Conversion, March 2-11, 1972 box 15
Promises, Promises, March 27-April 1, 1972 box 15
A Masked Ball (presented by the Wilmington Opera Society), box 15 April 14-15, 21-22, 1972
The Gingerbread Lady, May 1-6, 1972 box 15
Carousel, May 8-12, 1972 box 15
Two by Two, September 15-21, 1972 box 15
No Sex Please, We're British, October 2-7, 1972 box 15
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The Jockey Club Stakes, November 1-4, 1972 box 15
Sleuth, November 6-11, 1972 box 15
Purlie, November 20-25, 1972 box 15
Don Juan in Hell, December 26-31, 1972 box 15
No, No, Nanette, January 16-21, 1973 box 15
Status Quo Vadis, February 5-10, 1973 box 15
Godspell, February 19-March 3, 1973 box 15
The Prisoner of Second Avenue, September 24-29, 1973 box 15
Godspell, October 22-29, 1973 box 15
Grease, December 4-11, 1973 box 15
Finishing Touches, April 15-20, 1974 box 15
In Praise of Love, November 2-9, 1974 box 15
A Little Night Music, January 7-12, 1975 box 15
Noël Coward in Two Keys, February 17-22, 1975 box 15
Irene, March 3-8, 1975 box 15
Absurd Person Singular, September 29-October 4, 1975 box 15
Habeas Corpus, October 18-25, 1975 box 15
Sabrina Fair, November 10-15, 1975 box 15
Raisin, December 9-14, 1975 box 15
Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope, January 22-24, 1976 box 15
Rex, February 20-28, 1976 box 15
Together Tonight!, March 25-27, 1976 box 15
Weekend with Feathers, April 19-24, 1976 box 15
Charley's Aunt, May 17-22, 1976 box 15
A Musical Jubilee, May 24-29, 1976 box 15
Bubbling Brown Sugar, September 28-October 3, 1976 box 15
The Bed Before Yesterday, October 22-30, 1976 box 15
Equus, November 1-6, 1976 box 15
The Royal Family, November 15-20, 1976 box 15
Shenandoah, December 6-11, 1976 box 15
Sherlock Holmes, January 3-8, 1977 box 15
Bully, An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt, February 10-12, box 15 1977 - Page 37- DuPont Theatre records 2150
Same Time, Next Year, March 28-April 2, 1977 box 15
California Suite, October 1-8, 1977 box 15
Do You Turn Somersaults?, October 18-22, 1977 box 15
Bubbling Brown Sugar, March 20, 1978 box 15
The Last Minstrel Show, April 3-8, 1978 box 15
The Wiz, June 23-July 1, 1978 box 15
Dracula, July 17-22, 1978 box 15
The Music Man, September 25-30, 1978 box 15
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney, October 2-7, 1978 box 15
Blackstone Magic Show, December 26-30, 1978 box 15
On Golden Pond, January 13-19, 1979 box 15
Whoopee, January 30-February 4, 1979 box 15
Carmelina, February 26-March 3, 1979 box 15
Eubie!, March 13-25, 1979 box 15
Timbuktu!, October 9-14, 1979 box 15
"Da", November 19-24, 1979 box 15
A Chorus Line, January 3-19, 1980 box 15
Swing, February 23-29, 1980 box 15
Annie, March 11-22, 1980 box 15
After the Season, April 25-May 3, 1980 box 15
Pinocchio; Mary 6-11, 1980 box 15
Lunch Hour, September 22-27, 1980 box 15
The Elephant Man, October 20-25, 1980 box 15
Dancin', November 3-8, 1980 box 15
They're Playing Our Song, January 19-24, 1981 box 15
I Ought to Be in Pictures, January 27-February 1, 1981 box 15
The Gin Game, April 21-26, 1981 box 15
Sugar Babies, October 5-10, 1981 box 15
Kingdoms, October 19-24, 1981 box 15
A Christmas Carol, November 6-14, 1981 box 15
A Day in Hollywood, November 20-28, 1981 box 15
Sweeney Todd, February 22-27, 1982 box 15
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Morning's at Seven, March 8-13, 1982 box 15
Annie, March 16-27, 1982 box 15
Murder among Friends, May 31-June 5, 1982 box 15
A Chorus Line, September 21-26, 1982 box 15
Twice Around the Park, October 4-9, 1982 box 15
Amadeus, November 9-14, 1982 box 15
Barnum, November 29-December 4, 1982 box 15
The Pirates of Penzance, February 21-26, 1983 box 15
Make and Break, March 28-April 2, 1983 box 15
Evita, June 7-18, 1983 box 15
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, October box 15 24-29, 1983
Agnes of God, November 7-12, 1983 box 15
Beethoven's Tenth, January 17-22, 1984 box 15
Lyndon, January 27-28, 1984 box 15
Crimes of the Heart, March 20-25, 1984 box 15
Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music, April 3, 1984 box 15
Jerry's Girls, May 29-June 2, 1984 box 15
Gigi, September 10-15, 1984 box 15
Sophisticated Ladies, October 1-6, 1984 box 15
'Night, Mother, November 5-10, 1984 box 15
Brighton Beach Memoirs, January 21-26, 1985 box 15
Sugar Babies, February 19-24, 1985 box 15
The Mitzi Gaynor Show, March 18-23, 1985 box 15
Noises Off, October 7-12, 1985 box 15
On Your Toes, November 4-8, 1985 box 15
42nd Street, November 29-December 7, 1985 box 15
Run for Your Wife, February 17-22, 1986 box 16
The Tap Dance Kid, March 17-22, 1986 box 16
Biloxi Blues, June 3-8, 1986 box 16
Doubles, October 6-11, 1986 box 16
Pippin, October 27-November 1, 1986 box 16
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box 16
I'm not Rappaport, December 16-21, 1986 box 16
On the 20th Century, February 3-8, 1987 box 16
Of Mice and Men, March 10-15, 1987 box 16
Singin' in the Rain, April 7-12, 1987 box 16
The Odd Couple, September 22-27, 1987 box 16
La Cage Aux Folles, October 20-25, 1987 box 16
Big River, November 10-15, 1987 box 16
Broadway Bound, November 24-29, 1987 box 16
Beehive, January 22-24, 1988 box 16
Cats, January 26-February 7, 1988 box 16
The Miracle Worker, March 1-6, 1988 box 16
Can-Can, May 31-June 5, 1988 box 16
Drood: The Mystery of Edwin Drood, September 20-25, 1988 box 16
Me and My Girl, November 1-6, 1988 box 16
Driving Miss Daisy, December 6-11, 1988 box 16
South Pacific, January 24-29, 1989 box 16
Cats, March 20-25, 1989 box 16
Evening Celebrity Series -- Mark Russell (presented by the box 16 Junior League of Wilmington), April 14, 1989
Into the Woods, June 13-18, 1989 box 16
The King and I, October 17-29, 1989 box 16
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, January 9-21, 1990 box 16
Stardust, February 2-11, 1990 box 16
Nunsense, February 23-24, 1990 box 16
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, March 2-11, 1990 box 16
Chess, March 30-April 8, 1990 box 16
The Unsinkable Molly Brown, May 1-6, 1990 box 16
Love Letters, October 19-28, 1990 box 16
Lend Me a Tenor, December 7-16, 1990 box 16
Les Miserables, January 2-12, 1991 box 16
Peter Pan, January 29-February 10, 1991 box 16
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M. Butterfly, May 10-19, 1991 box 16
Bye Bye Birdie, September 10-22, 1991 box 16
Meet Me in St. Louis, October 18-27, 1991 box 16
Grand Hotel The Musical, November 12-23, 1991 box 16
Tru, January 10-19, 1992 box 16
Gypsy, March 6-15, 1992 box 16
The Piano Lesson, May 1-10, 1992 box 16
Once on this Island, September 11-20, 1992 box 16
Breaking Legs, October 30-November 8, 1992 box 16
Lettice & Lovage, November 27-December 6, 1992 box 16
The Secret Garden, February 5-13, 1993 box 16
The World Goes 'Round, February 26-March 7, 1993 box 16
Camelot, November 9-21, 1993 box 16
A Gala Concert (presented by the Russian Ballet Theater of box 16 Delaware, Inc.), 1994
The Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular, November 11-20, box 16 1994
An Evening of Classical Ballet (Russian Ballet Theater of box 16 Delaware, Inc.), December 2-3, 1994
Sleeping Beauty highlights (Russian Ballet Theatre of box 16 Delaware), February 3-4, 1995
Crazy for You, February 7-15, 1995 box 16
Funny You Don't Look Like a Grandmother, March 10-19, 1995 box 16
Jelly's Last Jam, March 24-April 2, 1995 box 16
Pointer Sisters En Pointe (presented by the Russian Ballet box 16 Theater of Delaware, Inc.), May 5-6, 1995
State Fair, September 15-24, 1995 box 16
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, October 24-29, 1995 box 16
Jekyll & Hyde, February 17-25, 1996 box 17
Romeo & Juliet (presented by the Russian Ballet Theater of box 17 Delaware), March 1-3, 1996
An Inspector Calls, March 15-24, 1996 box 17
Pointer Sisters En Pointe (presented by the Russian Ballet box 17 Theater of Delaware, Inc.), May 3-4, 1996
Song of Singapore, May 10-19, 1996 box 17
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Linda Eder in Concert, June 1, 1996 box 17
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, October 30- box 17 November 10, 1996
Rhythm's Gonna Getcha (presented by the Russian Ballet box 17 Theater of Delaware, Inc.), October 18-19, 1996
Stomp, December 17-22, 1996 box 17
Barrymore, January 2-12, 1997 box 17
Having Our Say, January 24-February 2, 1997 box 17
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel, February 19-23, 1997 box 17
Annie, December 9-14, 1997 box 17
Chicago, January 27-February 7, 1999 box 17
Tommy, March 19-28, 1999 box 17
Other Performances Title/Description Instances Programs and smaller productions (from various locations), box 17 1966-1973
The Boy Friend, week beginning November 8, 1954 box 17
The Cretan Woman, 1954 box 17
Witness for the Prosecution, week beginning March 21, 1955 box 17
The Honeys, week beginning March 28, 1955 box 17
The Master Builder, week beginning March 21, 1955 box 17
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, week beginning April 4, 1955 box 17
Bus Stop, week beginning April 4, 1955 box 17
Julius Caesar; The Tempest, July 12-September 3, 1955 box 17
Diff'rent, 1955 box 17
The Teahouse of the August Moon, week beginning May 10, box 17 1954
The Trial, March 1955 box 17
The Immortal Husband, February 1955 box 17
Othello, week beginning April 9, 1944 box 17
Rhinoceros, April 3, 1961 box 17
Comrades, 1956 box 17
The Gallant Cassian; The Maids, 1956 box 17
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King John; Measure for Measure, 1956 box 17
The Diary of Anne Frank, week beginning July 23, 1956 box 17
Uncle Vanya, July 1956 box 17
Anastasia, week of July 30, 1956 box 17
Ring 'Round the Moon, July 31-August 4, 1956 box 17
The Solid Gold Cadillac, week of July 30, 1956 box 17
Li'l Abner, 1956 box 17
Saint Joan, 1956 box 17
Macbeth (Winter Garden), January 8-9, 1957 box 17
Macbeth (Shubert Theatre), 1957 box 17
Purple Dust, 1957 box 17
Orpheus Descending, 1957 box 17
Major Barbara, week beginning March 25, 1957 box 17
Visit to a Small Planet, week beginning April 1, 1957 box 17
The Tinker's Wedding; The Shadow of the Glen; Riders of the box 17 Sea, March 31, 1957
Long Day's Journey into Night, week beginning April 29, 1957 box 17
Happy Hunting, October-November 1956 box 17
The Misanthrope, November 12, 1956 box 17
Fanny, November 4, 1954-December 16, 1956 box 17
Oedipus Rex, June 28-August 21, 1954 box 17
The Emperor-Jones box 17
Twelfth Night, 1955 box 17
Inherit the Wind, week beginning July 25, 1955 box 17
The King and I, November 9, 1955 box 17
Finnegans Wake, December 10-11, 1955 box 17
A View from the Bridge, week beginning January 30, 1956 box 17
The Chalk Garden, week beginning January 23, 1956 box 17
My Fair Lady, 1956 box 17
The Desk Set, week beginning February 27, 1956 box 17
The Matchmaker, week beginning February 27, 1956 box 17
No Time for Sergeants, week beginning March 19, 1956 box 17
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The Admirable Bashville and The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, box 17 March 25, 1956
Cradle Song, December 1, 1955-April 29, 1956 box 17
The Lark, week beginning March 26, 1956 box 17
My Fair Lady; spring, 1956 box 17
The Most Happy Fella, May 25, 1956 box 17
Plain and Fancy, week beginning May 9, 1955 box 17
The Strong are Lonely, September 25, 1953 box 17
Paint Your Wagon box 17
Venus Observed box 17
Jamaica, week of September 30, 1957 box 17
The Good King Charles's Golden Days box 17
The Beaux' Stratagem box 17
A Moon for the Misbegotten, May 2, 1957 box 17
Clerambard, January 1958 box 17
West Side Story, January 27, 1958 box 17
Look Homeward, Angel, January 27, 1958 box 17
The Brothers Karamazov, March 1958 box 17
Children of Darkness, March 1958 box 17
Look Back in Anger, March 1958 box 17
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, March 1958 box 17
Garden District, April 1958 box 17
Romanoff and Juliet, April 1958 box 17
The Philanderer, May 31, 1958 box 17
The Firstborn, May 31, 1958 box 17
The Pajama Game box 17
Enter Laughing, October 1963 box 17
Die Fledermaus, 1974 box 17
Legend of the White Snake box 17
The Little Foxes, 1974 box 17
1989 Tony Awards, June 4, 1989 box 17
I Shall Return, January 31-February 5, 1977 box 17
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box 17
Lena Horne -- The Lady & Her Music, March 20, 1984 box 17
Hamlet box 17
The Mad Show box 17
What Makes Sammy Run?, January 1964 box 17
Emlyn Williams as Charles Dickens box 17
Biloxi Blues, 1985 box 17
Vitya Vronsky and Victor Babin box 17
General Platoff -- Don Cossack Chorus box 17
Paul Draper and Larry Adler box 17
Josef Hofmann box 17
The Saint Louis Sinfonietta box 17
Maryla Jonas box 17
Vera Appleton and Michael Field box 17
National Symphony Orchestra box 17
Anatol Kaminsky box 17
Salvatore Baccaloni box 17
Patricia Travers box 17
Sascha Gorodnitzki box 17
Busch Little Symphony box 17
Anna Kaskas box 17
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, March 10, 1947 box 17
Jennie Tourel box 17
Rudolf Firkusny box 17
The Pittsburgh Symphony Society, March 22, 1945 box 17
Leonard Warren box 17
Virginia Morley and Livingston Gearbart box 17
Tossy Spivakovsky box 17
Helen Olheim box 17
Lotte Lehman box 17
Dorothy Maynor box 17
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, March 14, 1941 box 17
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Robert Casadesus box 17
Marcel Hubert box 17
The Barrère Little Symphony box 17
Jooss European Ballet box 17
Mozart Boys' Choir box 17
Jose Iturbi box 17
Gregor Piatigorsky box 17
Richard Crooks box 17
The Cleveland Orchestra box 17
Igor Gorin box 17
Joseph Szigeti box 17
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson, January 7, 1937 box 17
This is the Army, October 26-November 8, 1942 box 17
The House of Bernarda Alba, 1953 box 17
Shakespearean Festival -- Stratford, Canada, June 28-August 21, box 17 1954
The Morning Star, week of September 7, 1942 box 17
The Skin of Our Teeth, October 26-November 8, 1942 box 17
Ondine, week beginning June 28, 1954 box 17
The Girl in Pink Tights, February 1954 box 17
Jerry's Girls, 1984 box 17
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Flyers and advertisements, 1949-1992 Title/Description Instances Flyers box 18
Flyers and programs, 1949-1979 box 18
Flyers -- Herald samples, 1983-1986 box 18
Advertisement -- Tru box 18
Newspaper advertisements, 1959-1986 box 18
3-Column ads, 1980-1987 box 18
Broadway Theatre and the Performing Arts, March 28, 1992 box 18
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Promotional materials - The Theatre Guild, 1964 box 18
Promotional materials - Fox Theatre box 18
Magazine -- Broadway Presents!, October 1992 box 18
Posters, undated oversize 1-3 Scope and Content
Contains some posters for some of the plays that have appeared at the Playhouse.
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