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Postcard for Cinderella at the Scala Theatre. Billed as a "grand xmas pantomime" commencing Boxing Day, December 16. Stars included Will Evans, Chester Field, Ouida Macdermot, Iris Adair, Edwin Dodds, Brothers Egbert, Nora Emerald, Maudie Olmar, Cedric Percival. Laminated.

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Program for Out of Order written and directed by Ray Cooney, at the Shaftesbury Theatre of Comedy. Stars included Donald Sinden, Dennis Ramsden, Brian Murphy, Sandra Dickinson, David Warwick, Pamela Cundell, Michael Williams, Michael Fenner, Wanda Ventham, Jacqueline Clarke.

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Program for Seacoast of Bohemia at Second City at Square East, directed by Paul Sills and Alan Arkin. Stars included Howard Alk, Severn Darden, Dawn Daniel, Eugene Troobnick, Alan Arkin, Andrew Duncan, Lynda Segal.

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Fold-out program for The Ginger Man by J.P.Donleavy at the Shaw Theatre, directed by Philip Wiseman. Stars included Sebastian Balfe Dangerfield, Marion Dangerfield, Lilly Frost, Kenneth O'Keefe, John Shrapnel, Louise Purnell, Helen Ryan, Nigel Terry.

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Scope and Contents Contains information for the following plays:S.N. Behrman's New Comedy "Wine of Choice" at the Chestnut Street Opera House, directed by Philip Moeller, starring Miriam Hopkins and Leslie Banks. [presented by The Theatre Guild, Inc."Babes in Arms" at the Forrest Theatre, book by Rodgers and Hart, Lyrics by Lorenz Hart, Music by Richard Rodgers, Staged by Robert Sinclair, starring Adelaide Perry, Ralph Benson, Ray Heatherton, Roger Benner, Alfred Drake, Mitzi Green,...

Scope and Contents Program for Sapho, a play in four acts by Clyde Fitch, founded on the novel of Alphonse Daudet, with scenes from the play by Alphonse Daudet and Alphonse Belot, at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included Olga Nethersole, Hamilton Revelle, Myron Calice, Fred Thorne, John Glendinning, Francklyn Hurleigh, Taylor Holmes, Leonard Outram, Walter Robinson, Charles Wellesley, Clara Emory, Alexes Leighton, Mrs. John Glendinning, Nellie Thorne, Anna Whitford, Carolyn Heustis Graves, Maud...

Scope and Contents Program for More Than Queen by Émile Bergerat at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis, adapted from the French by Charles Frederic Nirdlinger and Charles Henry Meltzer, produced under the stage direction of R.A. Roberts. Stars included Julia Arthur and Her Company, William Humphrey, R.A. Roberts, William Harris, Frederick Hartley, Albert Brown, Ernest Howard, L.J. Fuller, Walter J. Seymour, Harry S. Crouch, George J. Sheldon, Louise Maynard, Bessie Humphrey, Louise Orendorf, Alice Niles, Leslie...

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Program for The Song of the Sword, a new and original romantic drama in four acts, by Leo Ditrichstein at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included E.H. Sothern, Virginia Harned, Norman Conniers, Rowland Buckston, Daniel Jarrett, Frank Greppo, George E. Bryant, Norman Parr, Morton Selten, Edna Crawford, Adele Block, C.P. Flockton.

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Program for The Sunken Bell (Die Versunkene Glocke), by Gerhart Hauptmann, freely rendered into English verse by Charles Henry Meltzer, the original music composed especially for this production by Aime Lachaume, at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included E.H. Sothern, Virginia Harned, Rebecca Warren, Clara Cubitt, Edith Taleaferro, Arthur R. Larence, Roydon Erlynne, Owen Fawcette, C.P. Flockton, Rowland Buckstone.

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Program for The Jolly Musketeer, a comic opera in two acts, directed by Richard Barker, at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included The Jefferson De Angelis Opera Company, Hubert Wilke, Jefferson De Angelis, Edwin A. Tester, Frederic K. Logan, Herman Stainman, Harry Macdonough, Grace Van Studdiford.