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One page announcement for the opera Song of Norway, based on the life and music of Edvard Grieg, musical adaptation and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, book by Milton Lazarus, from a play by Homer Curran. Stars included Irra Petina, Helena Bliss, Lawrence Books, Robert Shafter, Sig Arno, Walter Kingsford, Ivy Scott. Ballets under the direction of the Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo.

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Scope and Contents One page flyer with woodblock-type illustration for The Shoemakers Holiday at the Mercury Theatre, production by Orson Welles, opening January 1st, in repertory with Julius Caesar.Written by Thomas Dekker, this Elizabethan drama had originally been performed before Queen Elizabeth on New Year’s Day, 1600. The story details a romance between an aristocrat, Rowland Lacy, and Rose, the daughter of the Mayor of London. Welles sought a “busy” set that would recapture the original...

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Program for Nobody Home by Guy Bolton and Paul Rubens at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, presented by the Marbury-Comstock Company. Stars included Tom Graves, Quentin Tod, Charles Judels, Maude Odell, Nigel Barrie, Mignon McGibney, Gertrude Waixel, Elizabeth More, Coralie Blythe, George Lydecker, Adele Rowland, Helen Clarke, Lawrence Grossmith, Carl Lyle.

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

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Program for The Two Gentlemen Of Verona at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, arranged by Mr. Augustin Daly. Stars included Ada Rehan, George Clarke, Frank Worthing, John Craig, Sidney Herbert, William Stewart, Edwin Varrey, William Owen, William Sampson, Robert Shephard, Hobart Bosworth, Thomas Bridgeland, Tyrone Power.

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

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Program for Daddy Long Legs, by Jean Webster at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, presented by Klaw and Erlanger. Stars included Henry Miller, Ruth Chatterton, Charles Trowbridge, E.L. Duane, Robert Waters, Edward Howard, Clifford Walker, Alfred Helton, Mabel Bert, Ethel Martin, Gladys Wilson.

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

Scope and Contents Program for The Ironmaster, being an English adaptation, in four acts, by A.W. Pinero, of George Ohnet's Drama, "Le Maitre de Forges." Part of the Farewell American Tour of Mr. and Mrs. Kendal and their own company, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Frohman. Stars included Mr. Kendal, Joseph Carne, Nye Chart, George Alison, J.E. Dodson, G.W. Atkinson, George P. Huntley, Mr. Owens, H. Deane, H. Cathcart, Mrs. Kendal.Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to...

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Program for "Sheridan's Famous Comedy, in three acts" The Rivals at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston. Billed as the Las Season Together of the Jefferson-Florence Comedy Co., C.B. and T. Jefferson, manager. Stars included Joseph Jefferson, W.J. Florence, W.F. Owen, J.H. Barnes, Fitzhugh Owsley, George W. Denham, Joseph Warren, Mrs. John Drew, Viola Allen, Carrie Jackson.

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

Scope and Contents Program for Sheridan, or the Maid of Bath at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, a play in four acts, founded on incidents in the life of the author of "The Rivals" and "The School for Scandal," by Paul M. Potter, given here as presented at the Lyceum Theatre, New York. Billed as part of the Seventh Annual Tour of E.H. Sothern, under the management of Daniel Frohman. Stars included E.H. Sothern, Charles Harbury, R. Buckstone, C.P. Flockton, Morton Selten, Lawrence Clark, W.L. Branscombe,...

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Program for Much Ado About Nothing at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, billed as annual engagement of Miss Julia Marlowe assisted by Mr. Robert Taber and an American company. Stars included Charles B. Hanford, Thomas L. Coleman, William Stuart, Robert Taber, J.M. Francoeur, Edmund Lawrence, Walter Thomas, Dodson Mitchell, Giles Shine, H.A. Weaver, Sr., Edmund Lawrence.

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

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Program for W.S. Gilber's three-act play Pygmalion and Galatea at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, with the appearance of Julia Marlowe supported by Eben Plympton and a Company directed by Ariel Barney. Stars included W.H. Crompton, Charles D. Herman, Ed McWade, Dodson Mitchell, Mrs. M. Pennoyer, Emma Hinckley, Stella Boniface.

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