Folder 21

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Correspondents include: Walter Steinbeck, Gustav Steinbömer, Steinway and Sons, Erich E. Stern, Kersti Strindberg, Seraphine Süss, Max Szamatólski, Willy Tannanbaum, Fritz Tarbruk, Hans-Heinrich von Twardovski

Overview From the Collection: The Max Reinhardt Library and Archives at Binghamton University is one of several notable collections worldwide of books and manuscripts dealing with the work of the Austro-German theatre director Max Reinhardt (1873-1943). It contains approximately 15,000 books from Reinhardt’s personal library and over 10,000 manuscripts, items of correspondence, photographs, programs, critical reviews, directorial promptbooks, writings, and related supporting materials totaling approximately 100 cubic...

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COPIES of lists of materials [mainly paintings] and notes made by Thimig. Originals may have been kept by Thimig.

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"The Sunday Times Guide to the Modern Movement in the Arts: 4 Theatre" (Source: The Sunday Times [London], 28 May 1967).

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Deutsches Theater, Berlin; 1911: promptbook, costume and scene designs

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Salzburg Festival; 1920-1937 (1935-1937, multiple years, and year uncertain) See also: Oversized mounted 1

Overview From the Collection: The Max Reinhardt Library and Archives at Binghamton University is one of several notable collections worldwide of books and manuscripts dealing with the work of the Austro-German theatre director Max Reinhardt (1873-1943). It contains approximately 15,000 books from Reinhardt’s personal library and over 10,000 manuscripts, items of correspondence, photographs, programs, critical reviews, directorial promptbooks, writings, and related supporting materials totaling approximately 100 cubic...

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Correspondents include: Gabor Steiner Verlag, Crosby Gaige, "Gersdorff", Morris Gest

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Neues Theater, Berlin; 1904 See also: Directed by Others, Box 10 Folder 69 See also: Oversized mounted 10

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Coriolanus W. Shakespeare Lessing Theater, Berlin; 1925 Die Dreigroschenoper K. Weill, libretto by B. Brecht Theater am Schiffbauerdamm, Berlin; 1928