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Columbia Concert Corporation presents First American Tour: Jooss European Ballet - Dance Theatre - Darlington Hall - England under direction of F. C. Coppicus; Kurt Jooss, artistic direction; F. A. Cohen, musical direction. New York [N.Y.]: Columbia Concerts Corporation of Columbia Broadcasting System, 1934. 32 unnumbered pages: chiefly illustrations, portraits; 32 cm.

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Evangeline: American opera bouffe Edward E Rice; J Cheever Goodwin. New York: T.B. Harms, 1877. Musical Score: Printed music: Operas 1 vocal score (128 pages); 29 cm.

Note: This piece is in very fragile condition. It is also available via Hathi Trust and in a circulating copy at Bartle Library Fine Arts M1503.R52504

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Title page: Souvenir of the 200th consecutive performance in New York of Rice's Beautiful Evangeline, music by Edward E. Rice, illustrated by J. Cheever Goodwin, Friday Evening, March 26, 1886. An occasion which marks the longest consecutive run on record of any purely original American musical production in the United States.

Two copies, both 15 unnumbered pages, 35 cm.

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Title page: Souvenir of the 250th consecutive performance in New York of Rice's Beautiful Evangeline, music by Edward E. Rice, illustrated by J. Cheever Goodwin, Friday Evening, April 30, 1886. An occasion which marks the longest consecutive run on record of any purely original American musical production in the United States.

Back is stamped S.U.N.Y. Binghamton Theater Collection.

Scope and Contents Cover: Souvenir 300th performance: The Farmer's Wife, Royal Court Theatre, November 24th, 1924. On inner right panel: Under the Direction of Barry V. Jackson / The Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company in The Farmer's Wife / The Devonshire Comedy by Eden Phillpotts/ Inner right panel also includes screenplay credits. Contains 9 leaves with mounted photographs, 34 cm.Includes typed letter on Royal Court Theatre stationary conveying thanks to the audiences with facsimile signature...

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From cover: Complimentary Souvenir, Favette Waltzes, dedicated to Miss Estelle Clayton, authoress and star of Favette: The Story of a Waif, the composer Alfred D. Cammeyer.

5 pages of music, 36 cm.

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Programs for the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York City.

1869 pieces are green broadsides (laminated); 1889 and 1890 pieces are oversized and laminated.

All but one are stamped S.U.N.Y. Binghamton Theater Collection.

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1) Souvenir album of Florodora, book by Owen Hall; music by Leslie Stuart; direction Messrs John C. Fisher and Thomas W. Ryley. New York: E.Q. Cordner : Miller, Kruger and Lehnhardt, 1902.

2) Souvenir of the 100th performance in Melbourne of Florodora. Williamson Opera Company; Her Majesty's Theatre (Melbourne, Victoria), March 28, 1901. Souvenir plates featuring scenes and cast members from the production as well as portraits.

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Programs for the 14th Street Theatre in New York City.

Back of programs are stamped S.U.N.Y. Binghamton Theater Collection. Several laminated.

See also: Box 109, Folder 5.

Scope and Contents From cover of portfolio: Globe Theatre, Peg o' my Heart by J. Hartley Manners.From inner fold of portfolio: Souvenir of Miss Laurette Taylor's 1000th performance as "Peg" in "Peg o'my Heart" Monday, May 31, 1915.Inside portfolio is image of Laurette Taylor with her dog, which is attached to a large piece of brown card stock. Facsimile signature reads: "Yours for the 1000th time! Laurette Taylor" Photo by Rita Martin.Back is stamped S.U.N.Y. Binghamton...