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Film Stills of Productions Featuring Actress May Robson [Finding Aid Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson Prepared by Prints & Photographs Division staff Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 20540 2002 Finding aid converted by Prints & Photographs Division staff June, 2002 Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/eadpnp.pp002004 Latest revision: 2004-06-10 Collection Summary Title: Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson Dates: ca. 1927-1941 Call No.: LOT 13450 Physical Description: 958 photographic prints : chiefly gelatin silver, b&w ; 28 x 36 cm. or smaller. Physical Description: 1 album (191 photographic prints) ; 21 x 28 cm. (album). Repository: Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: These film stills depict Robson and other actors in scenes from 40 films. Language: Collection material in English Note: For information about Prints and Photographs Division collections and services, see the Prints & Photographs Division's Reading Room Home Page. Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. Robson, May, 1858-1942. Actors--1920-1940. Film stills--1920-1940. Administrative Information Provenance Gift, Edward Gore, 1944-1947. Gift, Elizabeth B. Callender, 1989 (from manuscript division MARC record). Processing History Transfer; Manuscript Division (Papers of May Robson); 1981 (DLC/PP-1981:377). Restrictions No known donor restrictions. Rights status of individual images not evaluated. For more information see reference aid: Copyright and Other Restrictions Which Apply to Publication and Other Forms of Distribution of Images: Sources of Information. Additional form available Digitized images of some items in the collection and their associated identifying information are available through the Prints & Photographs Online Catalog, by searching using the call number "LOT 10632." Preferred Citation Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: LOT 13450, Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson, Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Scope and Content Note LOT includes over 40 film titles. Images depict Robson and other actors in scenes from the films; Robson with co-stars in a few off-camera shots. Also includes group portraits of cast members and single portraits of Robson in costume. Organized/Arranged Arranged in alphabetical order by film title. Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson 2 Container List for Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson All materials filed in G size unless otherwise noted. Container Contents The Adventures of Tom Sawyer LOT 13450, no. 1-31 Age of Indiscretion LOT 13450, no. 32-40 Alice in Wonderland LOT 13450, no. 41-47 Anna Karenina LOT 13450, no. 48 Blue Danube LOT 13450, no. 48a-48h Bringing up Baby LOT 13450, no. 49-72 Daughters Courageous LOT 13450, no. 73-107 Dinner at Eight LOT 13450, no. 108 The Doctor LOT 13450, no. 109-119 Four Daughters LOT 13450, no. 120 Four Mothers LOT 13450, no. 121-135 Four Wives LOT 13450, no. 136-144 Granny Get Your Gun LOT 13450, no. 145-181 Hearts for Sale LOT 13450, no. 182-239 If I Had a Million LOT 13450, no. 240-256 Irene LOT 13450, no. 257-261 It Happened in New Orleans LOT 13450, no. 262-292 Kid from Kokomo LOT 13450, no. 293-328 King of Kings LOT 13450, no. 329-333 Lady by Choice LOT 13450, no. 334-360 Lady by Choice LOT 13450, no. 360a-360b (H size) Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson 3 Container List for Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson Container Contents Lady for a Day LOT 13450, no. 361-426 Martha by the Day LOT 13450, no. 427-430 Million Dollar Baby LOT 13450, no. 431-493 Mills of the Gods LOT 13450, no. 494-542 Old Hannibal LOT 13450, no. 543-561 The Perfect Specimen LOT 13450, no. 562-568 Portrait of Laura Bayles LOT 13450, no. 569-610 Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary LOT 13450, no. 611 (album) (H size) Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary LOT 13450, no. 612-614 Reunion in Vienna LOT 13450, no. 615-619 Rubber Tires LOT 13450, no. 620-646 The She-Wolf LOT 13450, no. 647-740 Sister Act LOT 13450, no. 741-743 The Solitaire Man LOT 13450, no. 744 Strange Interlude LOT 13450, no. 745-748 Strangers All LOT 13450, no. 749-765 The Texans LOT 13450, no. 766-790 Texas Rangers Ride Again LOT 13450, no. 791-811 That's Right-You're Wrong LOT 13450, no. 812-813 They Made Me a Criminal LOT 13450, no. 814-818 Three Kids and a Queen LOT 13450, no. 819-861 Vanessa, Her Love Story LOT 13450, no. 862-867 The White Sister LOT 13450, no. 868-873 A Woman in Distress LOT 13450, no. 874-914 Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson 4 Container List for Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson Container Contents Yes, My Darling Daughter LOT 13450, no. 915-935 Unidentified film stills LOT 13450, no. 936-945 Miscellaneous LOT 13450, no. 946-949 Metal plaque LOT 13450, no. 950 Film stills of productions featuring actress May Robson 5.
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