Collection: Robert and Wilva Breen papers / Date range: 1961 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Robert and Wilva Breen papers Date range 1961

Breen Personal Correspondence, Including Letters/Copies of Letters from Joan Crawford, Melvyn Douglas, and Cole Porter - "Brother Go" Production Budget Documents Box 18, Folder 9

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"Button-Button" Film Treatment by Breen Correspondence Box 11, Folder 17

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"Bye Bye Birdie" by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams Production Photograph Box 146, Folder 13

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"Camelot" by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe Production Photographs - Majestic Theatre, New York City, NY Box 146, Folder 17

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Carl Schaeffer Correspondence Box 68, Folder 7

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Carnegie Institute of Technology (Now Carnegie Mellon University) Theatre, PA - Productions Photographs Box 133, Folder 30

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"Carnival!" by Bob Merrill Production Photographs Box 146, Folder 21

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"Chapter One" - Paper Published by ANTA New York Chapter Box 62, Folder 4

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Charles Frink Correspondence and Newsclippings Box 13, Folder 1

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Chippewa Falls Little Theatre and Milwaukee Repertory Theater, WI - Productions Photographs Box 138, Folder 13

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