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Program for The Old Globe Theatre, Thomas Wood Stevens, Director, Week of September 13th, 1936 - Globe Theatre Productions, Ltd. present The BlackFriars Company in the Plays of William Shakespeare, Great Lakes Exposition, Gleveland, Ohio. Productions included Julius Caesar, King Henry VIII, The Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Two copies.

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Scope and Contents "By courtesy of the Governors of the old Vic to whom the thanks of the Society for Theatre Research and the William Poel Centenary Committee are most gratefully accorded A Special Performance in commemoration of the work of William Poel (1852-1934), presented under the auspices of The Society for Theatre Research by distinguished members of the theatrical profession under the direction of Robert Atkins, C.B.E., Friday, 11th July, 1952, at 2:30 p.m."Programme includes: Dame Edith...

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Program for The White Devil by John Webster at the Old Vic, directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg. Stars included Patrick Magee, John Kane, James Villiers, Jonathan Scott-Taylor, Adam Godley, Jonathan Pryce, Colin Campbell, Tom Chadbon, Jack Shepherd, Jarlath Conroy, Dennis Burges, John Grill, Frances de la Tour, Glenda Jackson, Madge Ryan, Miriam Margolyes.

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Program for Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen, newly translated from the Norwegian by Michael Meyer at the Old Vic Theatre, directed by Michael Elliott. Stars included Leo McKern, Catherine Lacey, Brian Coburn, Dilys Hamlett, June Dartnall, Adrienne Corri.

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The O'Neill Center Hex-Annual Report covering 1967-1972; 62, [2] pages, illustrations, including portraits [Waterford, Conn.] [Eugene O'Neill Theater Foundation], edited by Betsy White. Contents include "chapters:" The National Theatre of the Deaf [pp.6-13]; National Playwrights' Conference, 1967-1972 [pp. 14-33]; National Critics Institute, 1968-1970 [pp. 42-49]. Documentation indicates that this is part of the Adams-Stone Collection.

Scope and Contents Program for the Bernhardt Season at the Orpheum Oakland, February 23-March 1, 1913. Entertainment included: Orpheum Orchestra, L. Kowalki, Director; The Hess Sisters; McMahon, Diamond and Clemence; Josie Heather; Ignatius Cardosh; The Pathe Weekly. Featured were Madame Sara Bernhardt supported by Her Company of 25 Players from the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, Paris (Mons. Lou Tellegen, Deneubourg, Favieres, Terestri, Mlles. Seysor, Duc, and Mme. Soulanger). The repertoire consisted...

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Program for Cards of Identity by Nigel Dennis, presented by The English Stage Company, directed by Tony Richardson. Stars included Kenneth Haigh, Sheila Ballantine, Michael Gwynn, Nigel Davenport, Joan Greenwood, Peter Duguid, Alan Bates, Joan Plowright, John Welsh, John Moffatt, Rachel Kempson, John Osborne, Colin Jeavons, George Selway, Christopher Fettes, John Osborne, Robert Stephens.

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Program for The Oxford University Dramatic Society's presentation of Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen at The New Theatre, Oxford, produced by Edward Greg. Stars included Clare Greet, R.W. Speaight, R.L. De Laszlo, Lilian Oldland, Hilda Groze, M.V. Lambert, Joan Maude.

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Program for The Alchemist by Ben Johnson, directed by John Irving, the Reperatory Theater of Lincoln Center (Vivian Beaumont Theater). Stars included Michael O'Sullivan, Robert Symonds, Nancy Marchand, Lee Goodman, Ray Fry, George Voskovec, Michael Granger, Earl Montgomery, Aline MacMahon, Robert Phalen, Elizabeth Huddle, Philip Bosco, Glenn Mazen, Robert Haswell, Peter Nyberg.

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Scope and Contents Program two productions both ath The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, VanBrugh Theatre.The School for Wives, directed and designed by David Perry, performed February 27, 28 and March 2, 1976. Stars included David Shaw-Parker, Stephen Mead, Ella Wilder, Laurens Postma, Maggie Mullarkey, Ian Hughes, Anton Lesser, Ian Tyler, David Lee.The Relapse, directed by Michael McCallion, performed February 29, March 1 and 3, 1976. Stars included Edward Hibbert, Brian Parr, Hazel...