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PDF (Thumbnails) Playwright File: Ruth Landshoff Yorck (OBJ.1950.0001) Playwright File: Raymond Schanze (1) (OBJ.1959.0002) Rent Receipt for the First La MaMa Theater, at 321 East 9th Street (OBJ.1961.0002) Drawing of Ellen Stewart, with Note (1961) (OBJ.1961.0003) Playwright File: Ross Alexander Playwright File: Tom Eyen (OBJ.1964.0106) (OBJ.1964.0105) Promotional Postcard: "The Big Cheese" (OBJ.1963.0004) Letter: Donald Brooks to Ellen Stewart (1964) (OBJ.1964.0004) Playwright File: David Starkweather (OBJ.1964.0109) Promotional Flyer: "Love Song for Mrs. Boas" (with personal note on verso) (1965) (OBJ.1965.0012) Program for "At the Corner of Popcorn Alley Letter: Merrell Williams to Ellen Stewart and 21st of September Street" (1965) (OBJ.1965.0017) (OBJ.1965.0016) Page 1 Photograph: "America Hurrah [Motel]" Workshop in Paris (Wide Shot) Clipping: "On Making it Off Off Broadway" (OBJ.1965.0150) (OBJ.1965.0018) Cast Contact List: "Balm in Gilead" (1965) (OBJ.1965.0029) Photograph: "America Hurrah [Motel]" Workshop in Paris (OBJ.1965.0149) Handwritten Correspondence between Ellen Reviews: La MaMa Repertory Troupe First Stewart and Madeline Nash European Tour (1965-1966) (OBJ.1965.0188) (OBJ.1965.0233) Photograph: "America Hurrah [Motel]" in Paris (Ellen Stewart + Friend in a Doorway) (OBJ.1965.0154) Photograph: "America Hurrah [Motel]" Workshop in Paris (Stewart + Mask + Props) (OBJ.1965.0152) Sheet Music: Tom O'Horgan (undated) (OBJ.1965.0251) Playwright File: H. M. Koutoukas Playwright File: Daniel Mauroc (OBJ.1965.0389) (OBJ.1965.0390) Clippings: Theatre Of The Eye Repertory Company (OBJ.1965.0253) Page 2 Playwright File: Sam Shepard (General) (OBJ.1965.0392) Director's File: Joseph Chaikin (1) (OBJ.1965.0396) Director's File: Joseph Chaikin (2) (OBJ.1965.0397) Clipping: La MaMa and Actors' Equity Rules (1966) (OBJ.1966.0103) Playwright File: Jean-Claude Van Itallie (3) (OBJ.1966.0134) Playwright File: Jean-Claude van Itallie (1) Festival Bulletin: IFSK 6 in Zagreb (1966) (OBJ.1966.0136) (OBJ.1966.0233) Promotional Photograph: "The Contestants" (1966) (OBJ.1966.0226) Reviews and Press for La MaMa Repertory Troupe in Zagreb (1966) (OBJ.1966.0235) Reviews and Press for La MaMa Repertory Reviews and Press for La MaMa Repertory Letters: William Morris Agency to Tom Troupe in Sweden (1966) (OBJ.1966.0239) Troupe in Copenhagen (1966) O'Horgan (1966-1968) (OBJ.1966.0243) (OBJ.1966.0240) Page 3 Playwright File: Asif Currimbhoy (OBJ.1966.0249) Playwright File: Leonard Melfi (5) (OBJ.1966.0250) Playwright File: Rochelle Owens (1) (OBJ.1966.0251) Playwright File: Megan Terry (General) (OBJ.1966.0256) Playwright File: Nelly Vivas (OBJ.1966.0257) VHS Copy: "Ellen Stewart, La MaMa & Off DVD Copy: "Ellen Stewart, La MaMa and Off Broadway" (NBC, 1966) Off Off Broadway" (NBC, 1966) (OBJ.1966.0262) (OBJ.1966.0263) Reviews: "6 From La MaMa" at Martinique Theatre (1966) (OBJ.1966.0513) Photo-Clipping: "Their Hearts Belong to La Letter: Holland Festival to Ellen Stewart MaMa" (NYT 1967) (OBJ.1967.0143) (1967) (OBJ.1967.0181) Clipping: "What's Happening Off Off- Broadway -- Where Nothing is Taboo" Poster: "ifsk 6" (1966) (OBJ.1966.0539) (1966) (OBJ.1966.0515) Page 4 Letter: Daytop Village to Ellen Stewart (1967) (OBJ.1967.0182) Program: "Tom Paine" in London (1967) (OBJ.1967.0249) Letters: "Boxiganga" and La MaMa Repertory Troupe's Third European Tour Letters about La MaMa Repertory Troupe in (1967) (OBJ.1967.0277) Frankfurt (1967) (OBJ.1967.0284) Reviews and Press for La MaMa Repertory Troupe in Germany (1967) (OBJ.1967.0285) Program: "Tom Paine" (Spoleto, 1967) Letter: La MaMa Repertory Troupe in Letter/Contract: La MaMa Repertory Troupe (OBJ.1967.0287) Stockholm (1967) (OBJ.1967.0292) at Mickery Theater (1967) (OBJ.1967.0297) Program: "Tom Paine" (Edinburgh, 1967) (OBJ.1967.0302) Letter: Edinburgh International Festival Letters about La MaMa Repertory Troupe in Reviews and Press for La MaMa Repertory (1967) (OBJ.1967.0306) London (1967) (OBJ.1967.0310) Troupe in London (1967) (OBJ.1967.0311) Page 5 Promotional Mailer: "LIU at Lincoln Center" (1967-1968) (OBJ.1967.0314) Sheet Music: "Hair" (1967) (OBJ.1967.0315) Promotional Material and Programs for Corner Theatre in Baltimore (1967-1969) Reviews and Press for Corner Theatre in (OBJ.1967.0320) Baltimore (1967-1973) (OBJ.1967.0322) Playwright File: Edward de Grazia (OBJ.1967.0324) Playwright File: Paul Foster (General Playwright File: Paul Foster ("Tom Paine") Playwright File: Slawomir Mrozek Materials) (OBJ.1967.0325) (OBJ.1967.0327) (OBJ.1967.0328) Playwright File: Jean-Claude Van Itallie (2) (OBJ.1967.0331) Signed Binder of Production Notes and Photograph: Ellen Stewart, Leonard Melfi, Photographs from the 1967 La MaMa Paul Foster, Tom O'Horgan, and Kevin Repertory given as a gift from cast/crew to O'Connor at the Brandeis Creative Art Ellen Stewart (OBJ.1967.0335) Awards (1967) (OBJ.1967.0341) Press: "Their Hearts Belong to La MaMa," New York Times Magazine (1967) (OBJ.1967.0357) Page 6 Brochure: La MaMa Repertory Troupe/New York Review Presentations (1969) Photo-Essay about Off-Off-Broadway (OBJ.1968.0008) (OBJ.1968.0015) Program for "Chicago", "Futz" and "Melodrama" (1968) (OBJ.1968.0023) Letter: Sydney Walter to Ellen Stewart (1968) (OBJ.1968.0044) Book: "Boxiganga" (1968) (OBJ.1968.0115) Letters: Brandeis Interact International Press: La MaMa Repertory Troupe in St. Theatre Festival (1968) (OBJ.1968.0122) Croix (1968) (OBJ.1968.0123) Snapshots: La Mama Bogota (OBJ.1968.0070) Program: La MaMa Lecture at Lincoln Center (1968) (OBJ.1968.0124) Receipt for Money Transfers to Tom Flight Documents: Ellen Stewart and Tom Press: "Hair" on Broadway (1968) O'Horgan (1968) (OBJ.1968.0126) O'Horgan (1968) (OBJ.1968.0129) (OBJ.1968.0131) Page 7 Letter: "Tom Paine" Costumes (1968) (OBJ.1968.0139) Letter: Ellen Stewart to Rockefeller Foundation (1968) (OBJ.1968.0140) Playwright File: Israel Horovitz (OBJ.1968.0141) Films: Documentation of La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, 1968-1986 (OBJ.1968.0138) Playwright File: Rochelle Owens (2) (OBJ.1968.0144) Playwright File: Jan Quackenbush Director's File: Bob Haddad (OBJ.1968.0145) (OBJ.1968.0147) Photographs: The Repertory Troupe (O'Horgan) - Virgin Islands (OBJ.1968.0160) Press: "The Concept" (1969) Clipping: "Life with La MaMa" (1969) Promotional Postcard: Firehouse Theater (OBJ.1969.0024) (OBJ.1969.0045) Spring Tour (1969) (OBJ.1969.0053) Press: "Where it's Going: Theatre" (1968) (OBJ.1968.0164) Page 8 Promotional Flyer: "Faust" (1969) (OBJ.1969.0055) Equity Procedures Letter: "The Unseen Hand" (1969) (OBJ.1969.0126) Press: "Heimskringla" on NET Playhouse (1969 - 1970) (OBJ.1969.0210) Production Photographs: "Cockstrong" (OBJ.1969.0191) Correspondence: "Hair" (1969-2003) (OBJ.1969.0211) Miscellaneous Materials: La MaMa Plexus in London (1969) (OBJ.1969.0220) Correspondence: La MaMa Plexus (1968- Letters: La MaMa Plexus Members to Ellen 1974) (OBJ.1969.0216) Stewart (OBJ.1969.0223) Festival Brochure: Kent State University's Creative Arts Festival (1969) Playwright File: Leonard Melfi (2) VHS Copies: Opening Day at La MaMa Correspondence: Mabou Mines (1969-1986) (OBJ.1969.0224) (OBJ.1969.0227) (NET Playhouse, 1969) (OBJ.1969.0228) (OBJ.1969.0457) Page 9 Miscellaneous Press: Profiles of La MaMa (1969-199?) (OBJ.1969.0461) Playwright File: Adrienne Kennedy (OBJ.1969.0466) Playwright File: Maria Irene Fornes (OBJ.1969.0468) Playwright File: Paul Foster, "Heimskringla" (OBJ.1969.0465) Playwright File: Ahmed Yacoubi (OBJ.1969.0472) Director's File: George Harris III DVD Copies: Opening Day at La MaMa Artist's File: Howard Klein (OBJ.1969.0493) (OBJ.1969.0473) (NET Playhouse, 1969) (OBJ.1969.0480) Review: "The Moondreamers" (1969) Program/Poster: "Arden of Faversham" (OBJ.1970.0008) (1970) (OBJ.1970.0070) Clipping: "La Mama's Babies" (1969) (OBJ.1969.0500) Press: "Mother is at Home at La MaMa," The New York Times (1969) (OBJ.1969.0504) Page 10 Note: Arthur Cantor's Office to Ellen Stewart (OBJ.1970.0141) Letter: Frederic Baal to Ellen Stewart (undated) (OBJ.1970.0323) Production Photograph: "Golden Bat" Rehearsal Photographs: "The Monkeys of (1970a) (OBJ.1970.0358) the Organ Grinder" (1970) (OBJ.1970.0346) Full Issues: "Akwesasne Notes" (1970, 1971, 1976, 1980) (OBJ.1970.0379) Programs and Flyers: Great Jones Program: Great Jones Repertory Tour Press: Great Jones Repertory Tour (Italy, Repertory Tour (England, 1970) (Spoleto, Italy, 1970) (OBJ.1970.0392) 1970) (OBJ.1970.0394) (OBJ.1970.0382) Poster: Great Jones Repertory Tour (Italy, 1970) (OBJ.1970.0395) Reviews: Great Jones Repertory Tour Legal Documents: Great Jones Repertory (Holland, 1970) (OBJ.1970.0401) Tour (1970) (OBJ.1970.0402) Correspondence: Tokyo Kid Brothers (1970- 1989) (OBJ.1970.0406) Page 11 Estimated Projected Expenditures: "The Red Horse Animation" (1970) (OBJ.1970.0417) Press: ETC Company (Michigan, 1970) (OBJ.1970.0426) Letters: La MaMa GPA Nucleus (1970- 1971) (OBJ.1970.0410) Invitation: Theatre Library Association Cocktail Party (1970) (OBJ.1970.0419) Finances: ETC Company US Tour (1970) (OBJ.1970.0433) Playwright File: William Hoffman Playwright File: Tom Murrin Artist's File: Lamar Alford (OBJ.1970.0464) (OBJ.1970.0452) (OBJ.1970.0453) Paul Foster's Original Master Playlist (1971) Letter: Gurcharan Das to Ellen Stewart Correspondence: Jamaica National Theatre (OBJ.1971.0002) (1971) (OBJ.1971.0006) Trust (1971) (OBJ.1971.0043) Letter: Jackie Curtis to Ellen Stewart (1970) (OBJ.1970.0465) Page 12 Letter: Franz Marijnen to Tone Brulin (1971) (OBJ.1971.0064) Letter: Frederic Baal to Ellen Stewart (1971)
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