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George Mason University

Dr. Lizzie May Ulmer Dramatic Co. account book

0.25 linear ft.
This collection consists of an account book listing the finances of the Dr. Lizzie May Ulmer Dramatic Company as it traveled around the United States in fall 1885.
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Dr. Lizzie May Ulmer Dramatic Co. account book 0.25 linear ft.

Dr. Lizzie May Ulmer Dramatic Co.
This collection consists of an account book listing the finances of the Dr. Lizzie May Ulmer Dramatic Company as it traveled around the United States in fall 1885.
George Mason University

George Mason University Jean M. Lander collection

0.25 linear feet (1 box)
This collection contains eleven handwritten letters from Jean Lander and others dated between 1837 - 1896.
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George Mason University Jean M. Lander collection 0.25 linear feet (1 box)

Lander, J.M. (Jean Margaret), 1829-1903
This collection contains eleven handwritten letters from Jean Lander and others dated between 1837 - 1896.
George Mason University

Robert Prosky Papers

9 linear feet (16 boxes)
Consists of documents spanning Prosky's career in theatre, film, and television. Materials include playbills, photographs, scripts, reviews, fan letters, scrapbooks, and audiovisual.
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Robert Prosky Papers 9 linear feet (16 boxes)

Robert Prosky, 1930-2008
Consists of documents spanning Prosky's career in theatre, film, and television. Materials include playbills, photographs, scripts, reviews, fan letters, scrapbooks, and audiovisual.

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