Program for The Rimers of Eldritch by Landford Wilson at the Cherry Lane Theater, New York City, directed by Michael Kahn. Stars included Katherine Bruce, Blanche Dee, Dena Dietrich, Bette Henritze, Walter Hadler, Alfred Hinckley, Ruth Manning, Elizabeth Moore, James Noble, Kevin O'Connor, John O'Leary.

Adams-Stone Collection.

Program for A Moon for the Misbegotten by Eugene O'Neill at Circle in the Square, directed by Theodore Mann. Stars included Salone Jens, Mitchell Ryan, W.B. Brydon, Jack Kehoe, Garry Mitchell, Josie Hogan, Mike Hogan, Phil Hogan, James Tyrone, Jr., T. Stedman Harder.

Adams-Stone Collection.

Program for "Booth Tarkington's American Comedy" Mister Antonio at the Colonial Theatre in Boston starring Otis Skinner. No cast list is given. Contains images of Otis Skinner and scenes from the production.

Handwritten on third page: "Dec 21st Christmas Present, Ferebe, Margaret, Miss Rust."

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

Program for The Arabian Nights, "a new play by Owen Davis, at the Colonial Theatre (Boston), stage director William Seymour. Stars included Henry Kolker, Frank Gillmore, William Raymond, Mr.s Hopkins, Margalo Gillmore, Sam A. Meharry, Lark Taylor, Madge West, John J. O'Brien, George Manning, Fred Clement.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

Program for Camelot at the Colonie Summer Theatre, book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, directed by Dorothy Chernuck. Stars included Jay Stuart, R.E. Sinclair, Luis Iberrondo, Ron Bentley, Hal Pittard, Charles Burks, Igors Gavon, Judith Hastings, Maria Hero, Richard Maxon, Jerry Kent, David Alton, Bobbe Brighton, Beth Brunberg, Konstantin Moskalenko, D. Hamparian.

Adams-Stone Collection.

Program for Men and Women ("Henry C. DeMille and David Belasco's greatest success") at the Columbia Theatre (Boston). Stars included Frederick DeBellville, William Morris, Orrin Johnson, Leslie Allen, W.H. Tillard, Thos. Oberle, Chas. Matlock, Cyril Scott, Henry Talbot, Frank Mordaunt, Kenneth Lee, John C. Buckstone, Emmett Corrigan.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

Program for "High Class Continuous Vaudeville" at the Columbia Theatre (St. Louis), for the week beginning Sunday, October 8. Prof. Maurice Spyer's Famous Orchestra procided music. Perfomers included McNulty and Blair, The Great Nello, The Rutherford Sisters, Saint Suttle and Gertie Brown, Hines and Walton, Gus Williams, La Fafalla, The Wartenberg Brothers, The Kinodrome.

Program for "High Class Continuous Vaudeville" at the Columbia Theatre (St. Louis), for the week beginning Sunday, November 19th. Prof. Maurice Spyer's Famous Orchestra procided music. Perfomers included Tony and Flo Vernon, George B. Alexander, James McAvoy, Julia Kaltbrun, John Terry and Mabel Lambert, Sam, Kitty and Clara Morton, Irene Jerome, The Kinodrome, Cenaro and Theol, Jessie Millar, Whitney Bros., Nellie Maguire.

Program for "High Class Continuous Vaudeville" at the Columbia Theatre (St. Louis), for the week beginning Sunday, January 28th. Prof. Maurice Spyer's Famous Orchestra procided music. Perfomers included Carrie Winner, Dunbar and Harris, Hettie Tedro, Lieb, Seerle and Lieb, Harry Thomson, Emmons, Emerson and Emmons, Lillie Western, Foy and Clark, Loney Haskell, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy, Ezra Kendall, El Nino Eddie, The Kinodrome.

Program for The Admirable Crichton at the Copley Theatre in Boston. Stars included the Henry Jewett Players, Leonard Craske, Lionel Glenister, Elizabeth Merson, Jessamine Newcombe, Gwladys Morris, Leon Gordon, Fred W. Permain, Cameron Matthews, Amy Toll, Leonard Grey, Mary Gray, Coro Dallas, Alma Lapping, Alfred Douglas, S.A. Hendry, Ann Relig.