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Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld (Billie Burke) presents Ziegfeld Follies, glorifying the American girl, staged by Bobby Connolly, stage director Dennis Murray. Performers included Judith Barron and Ensemble, Loretta Dennison, Willie Howard, Fannie Brice, Everett Marshall, Patricia Bowman, Cherry and June Preisser, Vilma and Buddy Ebsen, Eve Arden, Brice Hutchins, Leon Barte.

Stamp on back cover indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater Collection.

Two copies.

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Small informational brochure for The Theatre Guild giving details of the following plays: Mary of Scotland at the Alvin Theatre, They Shall Not Die at the Royale Theatre, Ah, Wilderness! at the Guild Theatre. Also gives information on membership and subscription to the magazine, The Stage.

Two brochures.

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Arthur J. Beckhard presents Another Language, a play by Rose Franken, staged by Mr. Beckhard. Stars included Louise Huntington, Wyrley Birch, William Pike, Esther Dale, Bruce MacFarlane, Genevieve Frizzel, Herbert Duffy, Eleanor Hicks, Glenn Anders, Helen Walpole, Ralph Urmy.

Scope and Contents Ziegfeld production of the Brown and Henderson musical comedy Hot-Cha!, laid in Mexico, words and music by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, dances staged by Bobby Colnnolly, dialogue staged by Edgar MacGregor and Ed Lilley, Al Goodman and His Orchestra. Stars included Bert Lahr, Lupe Velez, Marjorie White, Lynne Overman, June Knight, June MacCloy, Veloz and Yolanda, Antonio and Renee De Marco, Tito Coral, Revva Reyes, et al. Program also touts "75 Glorified Girls."Stamp on back...

Scope and Contents Florenz Siegfeld offers Marilyn Miller and The Astaires (Adele Astaire, Fred Astaire) in Smiles with Tom Howard, Eddie Foy, Jr. and Paul Gregory, a new musical comedy, dialogue by William Anthony McGuire, music by Vincent Youmans. Stars included Edward Raquello, Adrian Rosley, Lorraine Jaillet, Gil White, Frank Coletti, Pat Mann, Arline Aber, Charline Aber, Bernard Jukes, Claire Dodd, Hilda Moreno.Stamp on the back cover indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater...

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Program for the Affair by Ronald Millar at the Strand Theatre, directed by Harold French. Stars included A.J. Brown, Ian Shand, Robert Walker, Alec Clunes, Robert Hartley, Dorothy Alison, Peter Howell, Gerald Cross, Basil Moss, Harold Scott, Michael Atkinson, David Horne, Geoffrey Lumsden, Peter Copley, Christine Roberts, Alan Dobie, Hamish Roughead, Nigel Sharpe, Richard Hurndall.

Documentation indicates that this is part of the Adams-Stone Collection.

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Program for The Great Waltz: A Musical Romance on the life of Johann Strauss at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, musical direction by Alexander Faris, choreography by Edmunch Balin. Stars included Sari Barabas, Inia Te Wiata, Diane Todd, David Watson, Eric Brotherson, Robert Dorning, gabor Baraker, David Tate, Donald Bisset, Deanne Horsham, Robert Howe.

"Allan S. Jackson Oct 25 1970" written on front cover.

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Program for The Chalk Garden by Enid Bagnold at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, directed by John Gielgud. Stars included Pamela Brown, George Rose, Ruth Lodge, Janet Burnell, Judith Stott, Gladys Cooper, Mavis Walker, Rachel Gurney, Felix Aylmer.

Documentation indicates that this is part of the Adams-Stone Collection.

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Program for Waters of the Moon by N.C. Hunter at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, directed by Frith Banbury. Stars included Owen Holder, Wendy Hiller, Sybil Thorndike, Harold Scott, Nan Munro, Kathleen Harrison, Leo Bieber, Edith Evans, Patricia McCarron, Cyril Raymond.

Two copies.

Documentation indicates that this belongs to the Adams-Stone Collection.

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Program for The Second Mrs. Tanqueray by Arthur W. Pinero, directed by Murray Macdonald, decor by Cecil Beaton. Stars included Michael Nightingale, Basil Dignam, Leslie Banks, Ronald Ward, Charles Perry, Eileen Herlie, Josephine Griffin, Violet Coleman, Ena Moon, Marie Ney, Shelagh Fraser, Kenneth Hyde, Robert Urquhart.

Documentation indicates that this is part of the Adams-Stone Collection.