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Souvenir of the First Anniversary Performance in London of the play with music "The Merry Widow" (Die lustige Witwe), written by Victor Leon and Leo Stein, lyrics by Adrian Ross, music by Franz Lehar, produced at Daly's Theatre on June 8, 1907 by Mr George Edwardes: the story of the play, in verse, by Adrian Ross; illustrations by Talbot Hughes. London: William Heinemann, 1908.

Stamp on last page indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater Department.

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Contains 12 letters in facsimile sent to Bernard Miles on the opening of the new theatre including letters from theatrical personalities including Donald Wolfit, Vivien Leigh, John Gielgud, Burt Ives, Peter Sellers, John Osborne, Diana Dors, Harry Secombe and Noel Coward. Book; 139 pages: illustrations (some color), portraits; 29 cm.

Stamp on last page indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater Collection.

Scope and Contents Souvenir of the one hundred and first perfomance of the Middleman, December 16, 1889, "a new and original play of modern English life in four acts," by Henry Arthur Jones, directed by Edward Smith Willard. Other members of the cast included Mr. Mackintosh, Henry V. Esmond, H. Cane, E.W. Garden, Ivan Watson, W.E. Blatchley, Royson Keith, Annie Hughes, Agnes Verity, Josephine St. Ange, Eva Moore. Six plates with images of the cast members in costume.Stamp on back cover indicates...

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This 1961 souvenir program is from a touring production of Fiorello!, music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, directed by George Abbott. The cast included Bob Carroll, Rudy Bond, Charlotte Fairchild, Paul Lipson, Jen Nelson, Zeme North and Clint Young. Twelve pages, and includes photos and bios of the cast and creators of the show plus two pages of production photos. Also included is bifold program.

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Booklet: Mrs. Fiske in Mary of Magdala and repertoire, management of Harrison Grey Fiske. New York: Meyer Bros. & Co., 1903.

[Fiske, Minnie Maddern, 1865-1932]

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

Scope and Contents Booklet: Mecca: a mosaic in music and mime, by Oscar Asche, music by Percy E. Fletcher, choreography by Michel Fokine, staged by E. Lyall Swete. New York: F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest, 1920.Title page included in pagination. A novelized, illustrated version of the play; no music. At head of title: F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest present the first time on any stage.Stamp on inside of back cover indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghatmon Theater...

Scope and Contents Souvenir of December 1, 1890, 50th performance of Men and Women by Charles Frohman's Stock Company, "a new play" by Henry Churchill De Mille and David Belasco at Proctor's 23rd Street Theatre. Cast members included Frederic De Belleville, William Morris, Orrin Johnson, Henry Talbot, E.J. McCullough, Richard Marlow, Maude Adams, Odette Tyler, Etta Hawkins.Also included in this folder: small laminated clipping announcing New Year's attraction of Men and Women. Piece is undated and...

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Souvenir of Shakespeare's fairy comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, produced at Her Majesty's Theatre by Herbert Beerbohm Tree on the January 10, 1900.

Three copies: one copy has "A.S. Jackson" handwritten in upper left corner of cover, other copies are stamped indicating they were part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater Collection.

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Softcover-illustrated wrap with ribbon: Souvenir of Mr. J.L. Toole. London: Charles Yates and Co., 1890. Consists mainly of extracts from the Reminiscences of J.L. Toole, edited by Joseph Hatton.

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Title page: Souvenir of the representative American Comedian John. T. Raymond in his last and greatest success, the political satire in four acts, by David D. Lloyd, Esq. entitled For Congress.

Contains eight drawings of scenes from the play. No theatre specified.

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