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Small bifold program for S.N. Behrman's New Comedy "Wine of Choice" at the Chestnut St. Opera House, directed by Philip Moeller. Stars Included Miriam Hopkins, Leslie Banks, Alexander Woollcott, Mary Howes, Theodore Newton, Donald Cook, Akihko Yoshiwara, Herbert Yost, Paul Stewart.

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Official souvenir program (second edition 1951) for Faith of Our Fathers, "a symphonic drama with music and dance, produced by the National Capital Sesquicentennial Commission, and based on George Washington's part in founding the American Republic and launching the young nation on its career," staged at the Carter Barron Amphitheatre, Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC.

32 pages, illustrations.

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Program for Castle Square Theatre, week of March 18, 1895, Joseph Haworth in repertoire, productions included Richelieu, The Bells and the Clockmaker's Hat, Hamlet, Richard III, Rosedale, under the direction of George H. Brennan.

Full cast of Hamlet is provided including Joseph Haworth, Mark Price, Louis Foy, Walter Snow, Howard Gould, Charles E. Inslee.

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Program for Erminie, a comic opera in three acts by Jakabowski, at the Castle Square Theatre. Stars included W.H. Clarke, Stanley Felsh, Edgar Temple, Bertha Lehman, Charles Scribner, Lindsay Morrison, E. La Nyon, J.K. Murray, Oscar Girard, Chas. M. Holly, Laura Millard, Lara Rudisell, Rose Leighton, Bertha Wilson, Clara Lane.

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Program for Bohemian Girl as presented by the Castle Square Opera Company at the Exposition Music Hall in St. Louis, stage director Edward P. Temple. Stars included Max Eugene, Homer Lind, E.P. Temple, Payne Clarke, Miro Delamotta, W.H. Grimke, Francis J. Boyle, Adelaide Norwood, Maud Lillian Berri, Ada Mansfield, Maude Lambert, Rose Campbell.

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Program for Der Freischütz (The Free Shooter) by C.M. Von Weber presented by the Castle Square Opera Company at the Exposition Music Hall in St. Louis, stage director William Von Weber. Stars included Homer Lind, E.N. Knight, Barron Berthald, Harry Davies, W.H. Clarke, W.W. Hinshaw, Richard Jones, Maude Lillian Berri, Marie Mattfeld, Bertha Hayes.

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Program for Wagner's Tannhauser presented by the Castle Square Opera Company at the Exposition Music Hall in St. Louis, stage director William Parry. Stars included Yvonne De Treville, Selma Kronold, Adelaide Norwood, Rose Cecilia Shay, Della Niven, W.W. Hinshaw, Harry Luckstone, W.H. Clarke, Frank H. Belcher, Barron Berthald, Miro Delamotta, Rhys Thomas, D.J. McCaffrey, E.N. Knight, Francis J. Boyle, A. Horty, Anna Ware, Lillian Lancaster, Leah Lambert, Lina C. Manning.

Scope and Contents Program for The Real Inspector Hound and Black Comedy at the Center Stage (theatre) in Baltimore, MD, directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr.Stars of The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard included Henry Thomas, Paul C. Thomas, Paddy Croft, Lee Corbet, Christine Baranski, Patricia Gage, John Wylie, Dan Szelag.Stars of Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer included Andrew Rohrer, Christin Baranski, Paddy Croft, John Wylie, Charles O. Lynch, Paul C. Thomas, Patricia Gage, Dan...

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Program for Rogers Brothers in Wallstreet, John J. McNally's "latest and funniest vaudeville farce in three acts," at the Century Theatre in St. Louis, presented by Klaw and Erlanger. Stars included Gus Rogers, Max Rogers, John G. Sparks, Ross Snow, John Parr, Lee Harrison, Peter Curley, Willie Torpey, Albert Froom, Harry Brown, Georgia Caine, Maude Raymond, Ada Lewis.

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Program for Dutchman and The Zoo Story, both at the Cherry Lane Theater in New York City.

Dutchman written by LeRoi Jones, directed by Edward Parone. Stars included Robert Hooks, Beverlee McKinsey.

The Zoo Story written by Edward Albee, directed by Edward Parone. Stars included Jered Barclay, Pirie MacDonald.

Written on front cover: "Jan. 22, 1965 with Arthur Evans."

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