Descriptive Summary
Federal Theatre Project photograph collection
C0205
George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
English
47.0 linear feet
(112 boxes)
1936-1939
This collection consists of graphic materials relating to Federal Theatre Project productions from 1936 to 1939 across the United States, with the majority from New York City and Roslyn, New York, San Diego and San Francisco, California, and Chicago, Illinois. The collection is mostly comprised of black and white photographs ranging in size from 4x5 to 11x14 and duplicate prints, as well as a few negatives.
Federal Theatre Project (U.S.)
Scope and Content
This collection consists of graphic materials relating to Federal Theatre Project productions from 1936 to 1939 across the United States, with the majority from New York City and Roslyn, New York, San Diego and San Francisco, California, and Chicago, Illinois. The collection is mostly comprised of black and white photographs ranging in size from 4x5 to 11x14 and duplicate prints, as well as a few negatives.
Series one is titled Production Photographs. The series is comprised of photographs and negatives relating to productions, the majority of which are scene shots and portraits of employees, but the series also includes portraits of well-known figures of the day such as Eleanor Roosevelt and the Scottsboro Boys, and prints of audiences, caravan theater, children's theater, circus, community theater presentation, marionette construction, office personnel, posters, radio performances, rehearsals, sets, behind-the-scenes techniques, vaudeville, and workshops. Included are scene and stage production shots from living newspaper productions, such as "Triple-A Plowed Under," "Injunction Granted," "1935," "One-Third of a Nation," "Power," and "Spirochete," as well as from the Negro, Yiddish, and Radio units. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 1 to 82. It is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city; by surname; or by subject. Some of the subjects included are audience, circus, dance, marionette, publicity, set, technical, theatres, and workshops. Duplicates can be found both within folders and across folders (more than one folder with the same heading); oversize duplicates are included in series two.
Series two is titled Oversize Production Photographs. The series is comprised of photographs relating to productions, including scene shots, stage and set shots, and portraits. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 83 to 88. The series is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city, or by subject. This series includes oversize duplicates from photographs contained in series one and series three.
Series three is titled Portraits. The series is comprised of headshots and portraits of actors, actresses, and directors involved in Federal Theatre productions. The series includes portraits of unidentified actors and actresses from various plays, such as "It Can't Happen Here," "No More Peace," "Power," "Sing for Your Supper," "Processional," etc. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 88 to 93. The series is arranged alphabetically by surname. Duplicates can be found both within folders and across folders (more than one folder with the same heading); oversize duplicates are included in series two.
Series four is titled Microfiche. The series contains microfiche featuring a variety of subjects that are related to the Federal Theater Project. Each file contains at least one negative and one positive of each subject with most of the files having duplicates. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 95 to 104. It is arranged alphabetically by production title, by surname, or by subject. Some of the subjects included are actors, actresses, authors, audience, circus, dance, directors, employees, marionette, publicity, scenes, set, technical, theatres, and workshops.
Series five is titled Printing Materials. This series is split into three subseries: Zinc Plates and Mats, Woodblocks, and Mimeographs.This series contains zinc plates, mats, mimeographs and woodblocks that were used in the production of publications for the Federal Theater Project. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 105 to 112. The series is arranged alphabetically starting with productions and then going into portraits.
Acquisition Information
Donated by the Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, and acquired through purchase.
Processing Information
Processed by Monica Johnson and Joey Romeo in 2012. EAD markup completed by Monica Johnson and Joey Romeo in 2012.
Alternative Form Available
The costumes and set designs are also available as a series in the
. There are photographs from this collection and other FTP collections in the
There are also 35 mm microfiche negatives made from original Federal Theatre Project photographs in the early 1980s.
Related Material
Special Collections and Archives holds the Federal Theatre Project collection, which includes numerous personal and organizational records as well as oral histories.
Preferred Citation
Federal Theatre Project Photographs, C0205, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University Libraries.
Use Restrictions
There are no restrictions on personal use. Permission to publish material from the Federal Theatre Project Photographs collection must be obtained from Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.
Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions.
Arrangement
This collection is organized into three series. Series one is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city; by surname; or by subject. Series two is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city, or by subject. Series three is arranged alphabetically by surname.
- Series 1: Production Photographs, 1936-1939
- Series 2: Oversize Production Photographs,1936-1939
- Series 3: Portraits, 1936-1939
- Series 4: Microfiche, 1936-1939
- Series 5: Printing Materials, 1936-1939
Historical Note
Organized in 1935, The Federal Theatre Project flourished as the first and only federally sponsored and subsidized theater program in the United States until its end in 1939. The FTP was a division of the Works Progress Administration (WPA), which provided employment for large numbers of artists, writers, and performers during the Great Depression (1929-1939). Directed by Hallie Flanagan (1880-1969), the FTP provided employment for theatrical professionals throughout the United States during the Great Depression. Actors, playwrights, scene designers and builders, seamstresses, lighting experts, ushers, box-office men, and stagehands all found employment through the FTP.
Like many New Deal programs implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Federal Theatre Project was intended not only to benefit its participants, but also to enrich the condition of the nation. Theater was a distinguished part of American popular culture, but the economic downturn of the Depression had bankrupted the entire theater industry. As the theater houses closed down, the nation was left without an outlet for theatrical creativity. According to Hallie Flanagan, this hurt the nation as much as it hurt the theater industry - indeed, the nation was their audience and the theater could provide entertaining distractions from the effects of Depression as well as offer commentary on present conditions.
But it was not enough to simply return to the pre-Depression concept of theater. In the first meeting with her staff Flanagan expressed her willingness to follow Roosevelt's experimental approach to public policy: "In a changing world, a world of experiment, the stage too must experiment - with ideas, with the psychological relationship of men and women, with color and light.... The theatre must grow up."
Flanagan pursued her ideal of developing the relationship between the Federal Theatre and the federal government: "Any theatre sponsored by the government of the United States should do no plays of a cheap, trivial, outworn or vulgar nature, but only such plays as the Government can stand proudly behind in a planned theatrical program, national in scope, regional in emphasis, and American in democratic attitude." To Flanagan, it was imperative that this new theater should be progressive and experimental, yet within a patriotic and informative framework.
The productions that best embodied Flanagan's views on theater were the Living Newspapers. These hard-hitting, poignant plays dealt with contemporary factual material, dramatizing issues such as housing, agriculture, labor, and destitution. Always ending on an upbeat note, Living Newspapers underscored the importance of hard work and morality in overcoming difficult times. Living Newspaper titles include: Triple A Plowed Under, Injunction Granted, One Third of a Nation, and Spirochete.
The Federal Theatre was noted for employing black Americans at a time when the Federal Government did not actively protect the rights of minorities. The "Negro Theater" (as it was called in the 1930s) was an established industry before the Depression, and it greatly contributed to the success of the Federal Theatre Project. Some of the most spectacular productions were put on by black theater professionals, for example: Macbeth, Haiti, Turpentine, Run Little Chillun, and The Trial of Dr. Beck.
Index Terms
Corporate Names:
Federal Theatre Project (U.S.)
Actors--Photographs.
Theatre--New York--New York.
Document Types:
Negatives.
Photographs.
Portraits.
Contents List
Series 1: Production Photographs,
(84 boxes)
1936-1939
This series consists of photographs and negatives relating to productions, the majority of which are scene shots and portraits of employees, but the series also includes portraits of well-known figures of the day such as Eleanor Roosevelt and the Scottsboro Boys, and prints of audiences, caravan theater, children's theater, circus, community theater presentation, marionette construction, office personnel, posters, radio performances, rehearsals, sets, behind-the-scenes techniques, vaudeville, and workshops. Included are scene and stage production shots from living newspaper productions, such as "Triple-A Plowed Under," "Injunction Granted," "1935," "One-Third of a Nation," "Power," and "Spirochete," as well as from the Negro, Yiddish, and Radio units. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 1 to 82. It is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city; by surname; or by subject. Some of the subjects included are audience, circus, dance, marionette, publicity, set, technical, theatres, and workshops. Duplicates are included within this series; oversize duplicates are included in series two.
9 Pine Street (Roslyn, New York),
1
1
April 21, 1939
9 Pine Street (Roslyn, New York),
1
2
1930
9 Pine Street (Roslyn, New York),
1
3
1930s
9 Pine Street (Roslyn, New York),
1
4
April 20, 1939
9 Pine Street -- Outside of Theatre,
1
5
1930s
200 Were Chosen (Peoria, Illinois),
1
6
1937
1935 -- A Living Newspaper (New York City, New York),
1
7
1930s
1935 -- A Living Newspaper (New York City, New York),
1
8
1930s
1935,
1
9
1930s
Abraham Lincoln, The Great Commoner (Peoria, Illinois),
1
10
August 28, 1936
Accent on Youth (San Diego, California),
1
11
October 18 - November 10, 1937
Accent on Youth (Boston, Massachusetts),
1
12
March 3, 1938
Adding Machine (Denver, Colorado),
1
13
1930s
Adding Machine (Denver, Colorado),
1
14
February 26, 1938
Adelante (New York City, New York),
1
15
1939
Adelante (New York City, New York),
1
16
1939
African Dancers -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
1
17
1930s
Afrique -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
1
18
1930s
After Dark (New Orleans, Louisiana),
1
19
1930s
Ah, Wilderness (Los Angeles, California),
1
20
1930s
Ah, Wilderness production photograph,
1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph, 1938
Ah, Wilderness (San Diego, California),
1
21
January 24, 1938
Ah, Wilderness (San Diego, California),
1
22
January 24, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph,
January 24, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph, 1938-01-24
Ah, Wilderness (San Diego, California),
1
23
January 24, 1938
Ah, Wilderness (Peoria, Illinois),
1
24
November 26, 1937
Ah, Wilderness (Boston, Massachusetts),
1
25
January 19, 1938
Ah, Wilderness (New Orleans, Louisiana),
1
26
June 3, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph
June 3, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph, 1938-06-03
Ah, Wilderness production photograph
June 3, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph, 1938-06-03
Ah, Wilderness production photograph
June 3, 1938
Ah, Wilderness production photograph, 1938-06-03
Ah, Wilderness (New Orleans, Louisiana),
1
27
June 3, 1938
Ah, Wilderness (Seattle, Washington),
1
28
April 1, 1939
Ah, Wilderness (Seattle, Washington),
1
29
April 1, 1939
Ah, Wilderness,
1
30
October 14, 1937
Aladdin -- Set photographs,
1
31
1930s
Aladdin (Los Angeles, California),
1
32
March 5 - 11, 1938
Aladdin (New York City, New York),
1
33
1930s
Aladdin -- Children's Theater,
1
34
September 25, 1936
Alice In Wonderland (San Diego, California),
1
35
December 31, 1937
Alice In Wonderland (San Diego, California),
1
36
December 21 - 31, 1937
Alice In Wonderland -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
1
37
June 15, 1936
Alice In Wonderland -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
2
1
June 15, 1936
Alice In Wonderland (New York City, New York),
2
2
1937
Alice In Wonderland,
2
3
1930s
Alien Corn (Los Angeles, California),
2
4
October 12, 1938
Alien Corn (Los Angeles, California),
2
5
September 9 - October 12, 1938
Alien Corn (San Francisco, California),
2
6
August 20, 1938
Alien Corn (San Francisco, California),
2
7
August 20, 1938
Alison's House (Los Angeles, California),
2
8
1938
Alison's House -- Set,
2
9
1930s
All American Minstrels (New York City, New York),
2
10
1936
All American Minstrels (New York City, New York),
2
11
1936
Altars of Steel (Miami, Florida),
2
12
1936
Altars of Steel (Miami, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia),
2
14
1936
Altars of Steel (Miami, Florida),
2
13
1936
Altars of Steel (Atlanta, Georgia),
2
15
1936
Altars of Steel (Atlanta, Georgia),
2
16
1936
Altars of Steel (Atlanta, Georgia),
2
17
1936
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (Los Angeles, California),
2
18
April 21, 1938
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (San Francisco, California),
2
19
February 25, 1938
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (San Francisco, California),
2
20
February 25, 1938
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (Denver, Colorado),
2
21
1930s
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (Denver, Colorado),
2
22
1930s
America Sings (Arkansas),
2
23
1930s
America Sings (Arkansas),
2
24
1930s
American Family Robinson,
2
25
April 26, 1936
American Family Robinson -- Set photographs,
2
26
1930s
American Holiday (New York City, New York),
2
27
1930s
American Wing (Boston, Massachusetts),
3
1
March 17, 1938
American Wing (Springfield, Massachusetts),
3
2
August 11, 1938
Androcles and the Lion (Los Angeles, California),
3
3
December 16, 1937
Androcles and the Lion (Denver, Colorado),
3
4
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (Denver, Colorado),
3
5
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (Denver, Colorado),
3
6
January 23, 1938
Androcles and the Lion (Denver, Colorado and Washington),
3
7
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (Atlanta, Georgia),
3
8
March 17, 1939
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
9
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
10
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
11
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
12
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
13
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
14
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
15
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
16
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
3
17
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
4
1
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York City, New York),
4
2
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (New York, Colorado, California, Washington),
4
3
1930s
Androcles and the Lion (Seattle, Washington),
4
4
November 4, 1937
Animal Kingdom (San Francisco, California),
4
5
October 15 - 17, 1938
Animal Kingdom (San Francisco, California),
4
6
October 15 - 17, 1938
Animal Kingdom (San Francisco, California),
4
7
October 17, 1938
Animal Kingdom (Denver, Colorado),
4
8
April 22, 1939
Animal Kingdom (Denver, Colorado),
4
9
1930s
Animal Kingdom (Denver, Colorado),
4
10
1930s
Anna Christie (San Diego, California),
4
11
1930s
Anna Christie (San Diego, California),
4
12
1930s
Anna Christie (San Diego, California),
4
13
1930s
Anna Christie (San Diego, California),
4
14
September 22 - 29, 1937
Anna Christie (Denver, Colorado),
4
15
January 31, 1938
Anna Christie (Denver, Colorado),
4
16
1930s
Another Language (San Diego, California),
4
17
July 6, 1937
Another Language (San Diego, California),
4
18
July 6, 1937
Another Language (San Diego, California),
4
19
July 6, 1937
Another Language (San Diego, California),
4
20
July 6, 1937
Another Language (Freeport, New York),
4
21
1930s
Another Language (Freeport, New York),
5
1
1930s
Anthony and Anna (Chicago, Illinois),
5
2
1930s
Anthony and Cleopatra (Los Angeles, California),
5
3
1930s
Are You Listening -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
5
4
1930s
Are You Listening -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
5
5
1930s
Arms and the Man (San Diego, California),
5
6
1930s
Arms and the Man (San Diego, California),
5
7
October 25 - 27, 1937
Arms and the Man (Des Moines, Iowa),
5
8
December 8, 1937
Arms and the Man (Boston, Massachusetts),
5
9
November 19, 1937
Arms and the Man -- Set photographs,
5
10
October 25 - 27, 1937
Around the Corner (Peoria, Illinois),
5
11
1937
Around the World in 80 Days (Newark, New Jersey),
5
12
1930s
Around the World in 80 Days (Newark, New Jersey),
5
13
1930s
Art and Mrs. Bottle (New Orleans, Louisiana),
5
14
May 6, 1938
As Husbands Go (Freeport, New York),
5
15
1930s
As You Like It -- SERA (Los Angeles, California),
5
16
1930s
As You Like It (Chicago, Illinois),
5
17
1930s
As You Like It (Chicago, Illinois),
5
18
1930s
Ask Dad (New York City, New York),
5
19
1930s
Ask Dad (New York City, New York),
5
20
1936
Attention Please (New York City, New York),
5
21
1930s
Attention Please (New York City, New York),
5
22
1930s
Audience,
5
23
1930s
Audience,
5
24
1930s
Audience (New York City),
5
25
1930s
Audience -- Adrienne Marlowe for Portable Theatre,
5
26
1930s
Audience -- Photograph of Blackstone Theatre,
5
27
1930s
Audience (Blue Mound, Illinois),
5
28
1930s
Audience -- Caravan Unit Productions,
5
29
1930s
Audience -- Caravan Theatre,
5
30
1930s
Audience -- Children,
5
31
1930s
Audience -- Children Standing,
6
1
1930s
Audience (Jacksonville, Florida),
6
2
1930s
Audience -- Children's Theatre (New York City, New York),
6
3
1930s
Audience -- Circus (New York City, New York),
6
4
1930s
Audience -- Circus (New York City, New York),
6
5
1930s
Audience -- Circus,
6
6
July 8, 1936
Audience -- Circus,
6
7
1930s
Audience -- Eleanor Roosevelt,
6
8
1930s
Audience -- Eleanor Roosevelt,
6
9
1930s
Audience -- The Emperor's New Clothes,
6
10
1930s
Audience -- The Emperor's New Clothes,
6
11
1930s
Audience -- The Emperor's New Clothes,
6
12
1930s
Audience -- Federal Theatre Project of Maine (Dry Mills, Maine),
6
13
July 20, 1936
Audience -- Flotilla of Faith,
6
14
May 10, 1939
Audience -- Folder IV,
6
15
1930s
Audience -- Folder IV,
6
16
1930s
Audience -- Help Yourself,
6
17
July 19, 1937
Audience -- Help Yourself -- CCC Camp,
6
18
1930s
Audience -- House that Jack's Building,
6
19
May 13, 1939
Audience -- House that Jack's Building,
6
20
May 13, 1939
Audience -- Iolanthe,
6
21
June 14, 1937
Audience -- Iolanthe,
6
22
June 14, 1937
Audience -- Interior view of tent (Springfield, Illinois),
6
23
1930s
Audience -- It Can't Happen Here,
6
24
1930s
Audience -- It Can't Happen Here -- Caravan Unit, Owl's Head Park,
6
25
1930s
Audience -- It Can't Happen Here,
6
26
1930s
Audience -- It Can't Happen Here,
6
27
June 1, 1937
Audience -- Life of Stephen Foster (Sloan, New York),
6
28
August 10, 1936
Audience -- Little Jesse James,
6
29
1930s
Audience -- Little Jesse James,
6
30
1930s
Audience -- Marionette Division,
6
31
1930s
Audience -- May Festival,
6
32
1930s
Audience -- May Festival,
6
33
1930s
Audience -- Midsummer Night's Dream (New York City, New York),
6
34
1930s
Audience -- Midsummer Night's Dream,
6
35
June 4, 1937
Audience -- Midsummer Night's Dream,
6
36
June 1937
Audience -- Midsummer Night's Dream,
6
37
1930s
Audience -- Noah -- Negro,
6
38
1930s
Audience (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Milwaukee, Wisconsin),
6
39
1930s
Audience -- Outside Theatre,
6
40
1930s
Audience -- Outside Theatre,
6
41
1930s
Audience -- Outdoor Audience Shots,
6
42
1930s
Audience -- Outdoor ground shots of audience,
6
43
1930s
Audience -- Pinocchio,
6
44
May 1939
Audience -- Pinocchio -- Joe Penner Theatre Party,
6
45
December 4, 1937
Audience -- Pirates Ahoy,
7
1
March 4, 1939
Audience -- Pittsburgh Unit -- Government and Postal Employees Picnic (Jacktown, Pennsylvania),
7
2
September 26 - 28, 1938
Audience -- Audience shots with police officers,
7
3
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre,
7
4
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre (New York City, New York),
7
5
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre (New York City, New York),
7
6
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre Unit at St. Mary's Park (New York City, New York),
7
7
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre Unit,
7
8
1930s
Audience -- Portable Theatre Unit,
7
9
1930s
Audience -- President's Ball,
7
10
1930s
Audience -- President's Ball,
7
11
1930s
Audience -- Rip Van Winkle -- Buffalo Historical Marionettes (Buffalo, New York),
7
12
July 7, 1936
Audience -- Rip Van Winkle -- Western Historical Marionettes (White Plains, New York),
7
13
August 13, 1937
Audience -- The Show Off,
7
14
June 4, 1937
Audience -- The Show Off,
7
15
June 4, 1937
Audience -- The Show Off,
7
16
1930s
Audience -- Standing audience shots,
7
17
1930s
Audience -- Tons of Money,
7
18
June 10, 1937
Audience -- Tons of Money,
7
19
June 10 - 11, 1937
Audience -- Treasure Island,
7
20
June 9 - 14, 1938
Audience -- Treasure Island,
7
21
June 14, 1938
Audience -- Unidentified,
7
22
1930s
Audience -- Unidentified,
7
23
1930s
Audience -- Unidentified,
7
24
1930s
Audience -- Variety Unit 2B,
7
25
June 7, 1937
Audience -- Variety Unit 2B,
7
26
June 7, 1937
Audience -- Vaudeville Pittsburgh Unit,
7
27
September 28, 1938
Audience (Milwaukee, Wisconsin),
7
28
1930s
Autumn Crocus (New Orleans, Louisiana),
7
29
September 30, 1938
Awake and Sing (Los Angeles, California),
7
30
1930s
Awake and Sing (Los Angeles, California),
7
31
1930s
Awake and Sing (Los Angeles, California),
7
32
March 20, 1937
Awake and Sing -- Yiddish (Chicago, Illinois),
8
1
1930s
Awake and Sing (New York City, New York),
8
2
1930s
Awake and Sing -- Yiddish (New York City, New York),
8
3
1930s
Awake and Sing (New York City, New York),
8
4
1930s
Awake and Sing (New York City, New York),
8
5
1930s
Awards,
8
6
1930s
Awards,
8
7
1930s
Awards -- Photograph of Marc Connolly presenting Jacob Riis Memorial Cup to William Gilman,
8
8
1930s
Awards -- Photograph of Marc Connolly presenting Jacob Riis Memorial Cup to William Gilman,
8
9
1930s
Backstage -- Portrait (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
8
10
October 31, 1938
Backwash (New York City, New York),
8
11
1930s
Backwash (New York City, New York),
8
12
1930s
Backwash (New York City, New York),
8
13
1930s
Backwash (New York City, New York),
8
14
1930s
The Bad Man (New York City, New York),
8
15
1930s
The Bad Man (New York City, New York),
8
16
1930s
Ballet Fedre (Chicago, Illinois),
8
17
January 27 - February 29, 1938
Ballet Fedre (Chicago, Illinois),
8
18
1930s
Ballet Fedre (Chicago, Illinois),
8
19
1930s
Ballet Fedre, Chicago, Illinois
January 27, 1938
Ballet Fedre, Chicago, Illinois, 1938-01-27
Ballet Fedre (Chicago, Illinois),
8
20
1930s
Barber, Philip,
8
21
1930s
The Barker (Freeport, New York),
8
22
1930s
The Barker (New York City, New York),
8
23
1930s
The Barker (New York City, New York),
8
24
1930s
Bassa Moona (New York City, New York),
9
1
1930s
Bassa Moona (New York City, New York),
9
2
1930s
Bassa Moona (New York City, New York),
9
3
1930s
Bassa Moona (New York City, New York),
9
4
1930s
The Bat (Los Angeles, California),
9
5
1930s
The Bat (New York City, New York),
9
6
1930s
The Bat (New York City, New York),
9
7
1930s
The Bat (New York City, New York),
9
8
1930s
Battle Hymn (San Francisco, California),
9
9
December 1936 - February 1937
Battle Hymn (San Francisco, California),
9
10
December 1936 - February 1937
Battle Hymn (San Francisco, California),
9
11
1930s
Battle Hymn (San Francisco, California),
9
12
December 1936 - January 1937
Battle Hymn (San Francisco, California),
9
13
December 1936 - January 1937
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
9
14
1930s
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
9
15
1930s
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
10
1
1930s
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
10
2
1930s
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
10
3
1930s
Battle Hymn (New York City, New York),
10
4
1930s
Battleshy -- Set photographs and negatives,
10
5
1930s
Be Seated (New York City, New York),
10
6
1930s
Be Seated (New York City, New York),
10
7
1930s
Becque, Don Oscar,
10
8
1930s
Behold This Dreamer (Denver, Colorado),
10
9
1930s
Behold This Dreamer (Denver, Colorado),
10
10
1930s
Behold This Dreamer (Denver, Colorado),
10
11
April 16, 1938
Le Berceau (Los Angeles, California),
10
12
December 15, 1936
The Best Cure (Atlanta, Georgia),
10
13
December 30, 1938
The Best Cure (New Orleans, Louisiana),
10
14
December 10, 1938
The Best Cure (Boston, Massachusetts),
10
15
July 14, 1938
The Best Cure (Manchester, New Hampshire),
10
16
June 13, 1938
The Best People (Syracuse, New York),
10
17
October 15, 1936
Bethlehem (Portland, Maine),
10
18
December 18, 1938
Bethlehem (Portland, Maine),
10
19
December 18, 1938
Beyond the Horizon (San Francisco, California),
10
20
March 18, 1937
Beyond the Horizon (San Francisco, California),
10
21
March 18, 1937
The Big Blow (Los Angeles, California),
10
22
June 5, 1939
The Big Blow (Chicago, Illinois),
10
23
1930s
The Big Blow (New York City, New York),
10
24
1930s
The Big Blow (New York City, New York),
10
25
1930s
The Big Blow (New York City, New York),
10
26
1930s
The Big Blow (New York City, New York),
10
27
1930s
The Big City (New York City, New York),
10
28
1930s
Big Hearted Herbert (San Diego, California),
11
1
August 4, 1936
Big Hearted Herbert (San Diego, California),
11
2
August 4, 1936
Big Hearted Herbert,
11
3
1930s
Big White Fog (Los Angeles, California),
11
4
1930s
Big White Fog -- International House Theatre (Los Angeles, California),
11
5
1930s
Big White Fog (Chicago, Illinois),
11
6
April 6, 1938
Big White Fog (Chicago, Illinois),
11
7
1930s
Big White Fog (New York City, New York),
11
8
1930s
Bill of Divorcement (San Diego, California),
11
9
February 23, 1939
Bill of Divorcement -- Set (San Diego, California),
11
10
February 23, 1939
The Bird of Paradise (Los Angeles, California),
11
11
1930s
The Bird of Paradise (Los Angeles, California),
11
12
November 23, 1938
The Bird of Paradise -- Set,
11
13
1930s
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
11
14
September - October 1938
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
11
15
October 15 - 19, 1938
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
11
16
1930s
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
11
17
September 27, 1938
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
11
18
September 27, 1938
Birthday Party (New York City, New York),
11
19
1930s
Birthday Party (New York City, New York),
11
20
1930s
The Bishop Misbehaves (Los Angeles, California),
11
21
1930s
The Bishop Misbehaves (San Diego, California),
11
22
11
22
May 11-12, 1938
The Bishop Misbehaves (Miami, Florida),
11
23
1930s
The Bishop Misbehaves (Peoria, Illinois),
11
24
1937
The Bishop Misbehaves -- Set photographs,
11
25
1930s
Black and White Review (Boston, Massachusetts),
11
26
June 18, 1938
Black Crook (Los Angeles, California),
11
27
1930s
Black Crook (Los Angeles, California),
11
28
1930s
Black Empire (Los Angeles, California),
11
29
1930s
Black Empire (Los Angeles, California),
11
30
1930s
Black Empire (Los Angeles, California),
11
31
1930s
Black Empire (Seattle, Washington),
11
32
1930s
Black Empire (Seattle, Washington),
11
33
February 17, 1938
Black Empire (Seattle, Washington),
11
34
February 17, 1938
Black Empire (Seattle, Washington),
11
35
February 17, 1938
Black Empire (Seattle, Washington),
11
36
February 17, 1938
Black Plays -- Contact Sheet,
11
37
1930s
Black Plays -- Unidentified Black Productions,
11
38
1930s
Blind Alley (Los Angeles, California),
11
39
1930s
Blind Alley (Los Angeles, California),
11
40
1930s
Blind Alley (Los Angeles, California),
11
41
March 23, 1937
Blind Alley (Los Angeles, California),
11
42
1930s
Blind Alley (San Diego, California),
12
1
February 11, 1937
Blind Alley (San Diego, California),
12
2
February 11, 1937
Blind Alley (Denver, Colorado),
12
3
1930s
Blind Alley (Denver, Colorado),
12
4
1930s
Blind Alley (Denver, Colorado),
12
5
1930s
Blind Alley (Des Moines, Iowa),
12
6
1930s
Blind Alley (Des Moines, Iowa),
12
7
1930s
Blind Alley (Seattle, Washington),
12
8
March 10, 1937
The Boiled Eggs -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
12
9
1930s
The Boiled Eggs -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
12
10
1930s
The Boiled Eggs -- Marionette (Manchester, New Hampshire),
12
11
March 3, 1939
Both Your Houses (Oakland, California),
12
12
1930s
Both Your Houses (Oakland, California),
12
13
June 18, 1936
Bound East for Cardiff -- Negro (New York City, New York),
12
14
October 20, 1937
Boy Meets Girl (Los Angeles, California),
12
15
January 26, 1938
Boy Meets Girl (San Diego, California),
12
16
1930s
Boy Meets Girl (San Diego, California),
12
17
October 11, 1937
Boy Meets Girl (Denver, Colorado),
12
18
1930s
Boy Meets Girl (Denver, Colorado),
12
19
March 24, 1939
Boy Meets Girl (Peoria, Illinois),
12
20
November 26, 1937
Boy Meets Girl (Peoria, Illinois),
12
21
November 26, 1937
Boy Meets Girl (Miami, Florida),
12
22
January 30, 1938
Boy Meets Girl (Miami, Florida),
12
23
1930s
Boy Meets Girl (Miami, Florida),
12
24
October 6, 1937
Boy Meets Girl (Miami, Florida),
12
25
1930s
Boy Meets Girl (Atlanta, Georgia),
12
26
1937
Boy Meets Girl (Boston, Massachusetts),
12
27
August 25, 1938
Boy Meets Girl -- Set,
12
28
1930s
Boy Meets Girl -- Set,
12
29
1930s
Boy Meets Girl,
12
30
1930s
Braddock, Jimmy,
12
31
1930s
Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby (Seattle, Washington),
12
32
1930s
Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby (Seattle, Washington),
12
33
May 14, 1938
The Bride the Sun Shines On (Miami, Florida),
12
34
September 18, 1938
Brocco, Peter (Los Angeles, California),
12
35
1930s
Brocco, Peter (Los Angeles, California),
12
36
1930s
Broken Dishes (Chicago, Illinois),
12
37
1930s
Broken Dishes,
12
38
1930s
Brother Mose (Boston, Massachusetts),
12
39
1930s
Brothers (Los Angeles, California),
12
40
1930s
Brothers (Des Moines, Iowa),
12
41
1930s
Brothers (Des Moines, Iowa),
12
42
1930s
Brothers (Des Moines, Iowa),
12
43
1930s
Brothers -- Set,
12
44
1930s
Buffalo Marionette Project,
13
1
1936 - 1937
Caesar and Cleopatra (Los Angeles, California),
13
2
March 17, 1938
Caesar and Cleopatra (Los Angeles, California),
13
3
1930s
Caesar and Cleopatra -- Set,
13
4
1930s
Caesar and Cleopatra,
13
5
1930s
Calling All Tars (Oakland, California),
13
6
1930s
Calling All Tars (Oakland, California),
13
7
1930s
Calling All Tars (Oakland, California),
13
8
May 28, 1936
Calling All Tars (Oakland, California),
13
9
May 28, 1936
Calling All Tars (Oakland, California),
13
10
May 28, 1936
Camel Through The Needle's Eye (San Diego, California),
13
11
October 5, 1938
Camel Through The Needle's Eye -- Set (San Diego, California),
13
12
October 5, 1938
Camp, Clifton,
13
13
1930s
Can You Hear Their Voices? (Poughkeepsie, New York),
13
14
1930s
Candide (New York City, New York),
13
15
1930s
Candide (New York City, New York),
13
16
1930s
Candide (New York City, New York),
13
17
1930s
Candide (New York City, New York),
13
18
1930s
Candlelight (San Diego, California),
13
19
June 8 - 9, 1937
Candlelight (San Diego, California),
13
20
June 8 - 9, 1937
Candlelight (San Diego, California),
13
21
June 8, 1937
Candlelight -- Set (San Diego, California),
13
22
June 8, 1937
Candlelight (Denver, Colorado),
13
23
May 24, 1937
Candlelight (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
13
24
November 3, 1937
Candlelight (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
13
25
November 3, 1937
Captain Brassbound's Conversion (Los Angeles, California),
13
26
September 21 - 23, 1938
Captain Brassbound's Conversion (Los Angeles, California),
13
27
September 21 - 23, 1938
Captain Brassbound's Conversion (Los Angeles, California),
13
28
1930s
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
13
29
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
13
30
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
1
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
2
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
3
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
4
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
5
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
14
6
August 26 - 28, 1937
Captain Kidd -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
15
1
1930s
Captain Kidd (White Plains, New York),
15
2
December 27, 1937 and October 7, 1938
Captain Kidd (White Plains, New York),
15
3
December 27, 1937 and October 7, 1938
Captain What-the-Devil (New Orleans, Louisiana),
15
4
1930s
Caravan Theatre -- Portable (New York City, New York),
15
5
1930s
Caravan Theatre (New York City, New York),
15
6
1930s
Carnival of Nations (Portland, Oregon),
15
7
July 10 - 15, 1936
Carnival of Nations (Portland, Oregon),
15
8
July 10 - 15, 1936
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
15
9
1930s
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
15
10
1937
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
15
11
1937
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
15
12
1937
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
15
13
1937
C.C.C. Camp (unidentified production),
95
1
circa 1935-1939
11 negatives with vinegar syndrome of audiences, actors, and men playing football at CCC camps.
C.C.C. Camp (unidentified production),
94
17
1930s
C.C.C. Murder Mystery (Syracuse, New York),
15
14
1930s
C.C.C. Murder Mystery (Syracuse, New York),
15
15
1930s
C.C.C. Murder Mystery (Syracuse, New York),
15
16
1930s
C.C.C. Murder Mystery (Syracuse, New York),
15
17
1930s
C.C.C. Project -- Play Winners,
15
18
1930s
C.C.C. Prize Winners Portrait,
15
19
1930s
Censored (Denver, Colorado),
15
20
1930s
Censored -- NYPL,
15
21
1930s
Chalk Dust (Los Angeles, California),
15
22
1930s
Chalk Dust (San Francisco, California),
15
23
June 5 - 6, 1936
Chalk Dust (San Francisco, California),
15
24
June 5 - 6, 1936
Chalk Dust (San Francisco, California),
15
25
1930s
Chalk Dust (New York City, New York),
15
26
1930s
Chalk Dust (New York City, New York),
15
27
1930s
Chalk Dust (New York City, New York),
15
28
1930s
Chalk Dust (New York City, New York),
15
29
1930s
Cherokee Nights (New York City, New York),
15
30
1930s
Cherokee Nights (New York City, New York),
15
31
1930s
Chester Christmas Cycle (Jacksonville, Florida),
16
1
November 30, 1937
Children's Festival -- Autumn Festival (New York City, New York),
16
2
1930s
Children's Theatre (Gary, Indiana),
16
3
1930s
Christmas Play (Hartford, Connecticut),
16
4
1930s
Cinderella (Denver, Colorado),
16
5
1930s
Cinderella (Denver, Colorado),
16
6
1930s
Circus -- African Warriors,
16
7
1930s
Circus -- Backstage,
16
8
1930s
Circus -- Band,
16
9
1930s
Circus -- Bears,
16
10
1930s
Circus -- Clowns,
16
11
1930s
Circus -- Clowns,
16
12
1930s
Circus -- Elephant,
16
13
1930s
Circus -- In the ring,
16
14
1930s
Circus -- In the ring,
16
15
1930s
Circus (Buffalo, New York),
16
16
October 14, 1936
Circus -- Parade,
16
17
1930s
Circus -- Performers,
16
18
1930s
Circus -- Performers,
16
19
1930s
Circus -- Publicity,
16
20
1930s
Circus -- Tent,
16
21
1930s
Circus -- Tent,
16
22
1930s
Circus -- Unidentified,
16
23
1930s
Circus -- Wild West Show,
16
24
1930s
Circus -- Wild West Show,
16
25
1930s
Circus Days -- Marionette (Roslyn, New York),
16
26
1930s
City Scenes -- Broadway (New York City, New York),
16
27
1930s
City Scenes -- Foreign Types,
16
28
1930s
City Scenes -- Harlem Holiday (New York City, New York),
16
29
1930s
City Scenes -- Hershey Building,
16
30
1930s
City Scenes -- Hospitals (New York City, New York),
16
31
1930s
Clap Hands (New York City, New York),
16
32
1930s
Clap Hands (New York City, New York),
16
33
1930s
Clarence,
16
34
February 1936
Class of '29 (Los Angeles, California),
16
35
1930s
Class of '29 (Denver, Colorado),
16
36
1930s
Class of '29 (Denver, Colorado),
16
37
1930s
Class of '29 (Des Moines, Iowa),
16
38
1930s
Class of '29 (New York City, New York),
16
39
1930s
Class of '29 (New York City, New York),
17
1
1930s
Class of '29 (New York City, New York),
17
2
1930s
Class of '29 (New York City, New York),
17
3
1930s
Class of '29 (New York City, New York),
17
4
1930s
Clitterhouse -- Set,
17
5
1930s
Clock on the Stairs (New York City, New York),
17
6
1930s
Clock on the Stairs (New York City, New York),
17
7
1930s
Clown Prince (Seattle, Washington),
17
8
November 20, 1937
Clown Prince (Seattle, Washington),
17
9
November 20, 1937
Collage of FTPs,
17
10
1930s
Collage of FTPs,
17
11
1930s
Comedy of Errors (New York City, New York),
17
12
1930s
Comedy of Errors (New York City, New York),
17
13
1930s
Community Theatre -- Public Schools (Brooklyn, New York),
17
14
1930s
Community Theatre (New York City, New York),
17
15
1930s
Community Theatre -- Religious Groups (New York City, New York),
17
16
1930s
Community Theatre -- Unidentified Groups (New York City, New York),
17
17
1930s
Concert of Modern Dance (Los Angeles, California),
17
18
1930s
Concert of Modern Dance (Los Angeles, California),
17
19
September 27, 1938
Conjur Man Dies (New York City, New York),
17
20
1930s
Conjur Man Dies (New York City, New York),
17
21
1930s
Conjur Man Dies (New York City, New York),
17
22
1930s
Conjur Man Dies (New York City, New York),
17
23
1930s
Conjur Man Dies,
17
24
1930s
Constitution -- New York City Pageant (New York City, New York),
17
25
1930s
The Copperhead (Chicago, Illinois),
17
26
1930s
Co-Respondent Unknown (Peoria, Illinois),
18
1
1937
Co-Respondent Unknown (Syracuse, New York),
18
2
June 6, 1936
Coriolanus (New York City, New York),
18
3
1930s
Coriolanus (New York City, New York),
18
4
1930s
Coriolanus (Roslyn, New York),
18
5
November 1937
Coriolanus (Roslyn, New York),
18
6
November 1937
Counselor-at-Law (San Diego, California and Seattle, Washington),
18
7
1938
Counselor-at-Law (San Diego, California),
18
8
March 29, 1938
Counselor-at-Law (Hartford, Connecticut),
18
9
1930s
Counselor-at-Law (Hartford, Connecticut),
18
10
1930s
Counselor-at-Law (Boston, Massachusetts),
18
11
February 23, 1938
Counselor-at-Law (Boston, Massachusetts),
18
12
1930s
Counselor-at-Law -- Set photographs,
18
13
March 29, 1938
Counselor-at-Law,
18
14
March 29, 1938
Counselor-at-Law,
18
15
March 29, 1938
Coxe, Maria -- Author of "If Ye Break Faith,"
18
16
1930s
Cradle Snatchers (Los Angeles, California),
18
17
July 13, 1936
Cradle Snatchers (San Diego, California),
18
18
September 29, 1936
Cradle Snatchers (San Diego, California),
18
19
September 29, 1936
Cradle Snatchers (San Diego, California),
18
20
September 29, 1936
The Cradle Will Rock (New York City, New York),
18
21
1930s
The Cradle Will Rock (New York City, New York),
18
22
1930s
The Cradle Will Rock (New York City, New York),
18
23
1930s
The Cradle Will Rock (New York City, New York),
18
24
1930s
The Cradle Will Rock,
18
25
1930s
Created Equal (Boston, Massachusetts),
94
21
1930s
Created Equal (Newark, New Jersey and Boston, Massachusetts),
94
22
1930s
The Cricket on the Hearth (San Francisco, California),
18
26
December 1937
The Cricket on the Hearth (San Francisco, California),
18
27
December 11, 1937
The Cricket on the Hearth (San Francisco, California),
18
28
December 11, 1937
Criminal at Large (Denver, Colorado),
19
1
1930s
Criminal at Large (Denver, Colorado),
19
2
August 20, 1938
Criminal at Large (Denver, Colorado),
19
3
1930s
Criminal at Large (Miami, Florida),
19
4
1930s
Criminal at Large (Miami, Florida),
19
5
1930s
Criminal at Large (Hempstead, New York),
19
6
April 20, 1936
Criminal at Large (Hempstead, New York),
19
7
April 20, 1936
Criminal at Large (Hempstead, New York),
19
8
April 20, 1936
Criminal at Large (Hempstead, New York),
19
9
April 20, 1936
Criminal at Large -- High School (Hempstead, New York),
19
10
April 30, 1936
Criminal at Large (Syracuse, New York),
19
11
October 22, 1936
The Crock of Gold (Los Angeles, California),
19
12
March 1936
The Crock of Gold -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
19
13
April 13, 1936
The Crock of Gold -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
19
14
April 13, 1936
Crocodile (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
19
15
August 29, 1938
The Curtain Goes Up (Seattle, Washington),
19
16
November 13, 1936
The Curtain Goes Raises (Salem, Massachusetts),
19
17
1930s
The Curtain Goes Raises (Hartford, Connecticut),
19
18
1930s
Dailey, Dan -- Sing for Your Supper,
19
19
1930s
Dance (Los Angeles, California),
19
20
1930s
Dance (Los Angeles, California),
19
21
1930s
Dance -- Awards (New York City, New York),
19
22
1930s
Dance (Chicago, Illinois),
19
23
1930s
Dance -- Auditions (New York City, New York),
20
1
1930s
Dance -- Dancers (New York City, New York),
20
2
1930s
Dance -- Rehearsal (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
20
3
August 25, 1938 and February 27, 1939
Dance -- Rehearsal (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
20
4
1930s
The Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
20
5
1930s
The Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
20
6
1930s
The Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
20
7
1930s
The Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
20
8
1930s
The Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
20
9
1930s
A Dance Program for Young Folk (New York City, New York),
20
10
1930s
A Dance Program for Young Folk (New York City, New York),
20
11
1930s
A Dance Program for Young Folk (New York City, New York),
20
12
1930s
Davy Crockett (New York City, New York),
20
13
1930s
Davy Crockett (New York City, New York),
20
14
1930s
Days Without End (Los Angeles, California),
20
15
1930s
Days Without End (Los Angeles, California),
20
16
1930s
Days Without End (Los Angeles, California),
20
17
1930s
Days Without End (Denver, Colorado),
20
18
1930s
Death Takes the Wheel -- Marionette (Buffalo, New York),
20
19
October 14, 1936
Death Takes the Wheel -- Marionette (White Plains, New York),
20
20
May 25, 1938
Death Takes the Wheel -- Marionette,
20
21
1930s
The Devil Passes (San Francisco, California),
20
22
December 22, 1936
The Devil Passes (San Francisco, California),
20
23
December 22, 1936
The Devil Passes (San Francisco, California),
21
1
December 22, 1936
The Devil Passes (San Francisco, California),
21
2
December 22, 1936
The Devil's Disciple (Denver, Colorado),
21
3
1930s
The Devil's Disciple (Denver, Colorado),
21
4
1930s
The Devil's Disciple (Denver, Colorado),
21
5
June 20, 1938
The Devil's Disciple (Atlanta, Georgia),
21
6
1930s
The Devil's Disciple (Atlanta, Georgia),
21
7
November 26, 1937
The Devil's Disciple (Chicago, Illinois),
21
8
November 25, 1937 - January 15, 1938
Die Apostel (New York City, New York),
21
9
1930s
Diff'rent (Roslyn, New York),
21
10
November 24, 1937
Diff'rent (Roslyn, New York),
21
11
November 24, 1937
Diff'rent (Roslyn, New York),
21
12
November 24, 1937
Doctor Faustus (Atlanta, Georgia),
21
13
1930s
Doctor Faustus (Atlanta, Georgia),
21
14
1930s
Doctor Faustus (Boston, Massachusetts),
21
15
September 15, 1938
Doctor Faustus (New York City, New York),
21
16
1930s
Doctor Faustus (New York City, New York),
21
17
1930s
Doctor Faustus (New York City, New York),
21
18
1930s
Doctor Faustus (New York City, New York),
21
19
1930s
Doctor Faustus (New York City, New York),
21
20
1930s
Doctor Faustus (Roslyn, New York),
21
21
September 15, 1938
Dr. Martin and co. magic and illusion,
21
22
1930s
Doctor Wespie (New York City, New York),
21
23
1930s
Don Quixote -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
22
1
1930s
Don Quixote -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
22
2
1930s
Double Door (San Diego, California),
22
3
September 15, 1936
Double Door (San Diego, California),
22
4
September 15, 1936
Double Door (San Diego, California),
22
5
September 15, 1936
Double Door (San Diego, California),
22
6
September 15, 1936
The Dover Road (San Diego, California),
22
7
August 17, 1937
The Dover Road (San Diego, California),
22
8
August 17, 1937
The Dover Road (San Diego, California),
22
9
August 17, 1937
The Dover Road (San Diego, California),
22
10
August 18, 1937
The Dover Road (Salem, Massachusetts),
22
11
1930s
Dracula (Los Angeles, California),
22
12
February 15, 1938
Dracula (Los Angeles, California),
22
13
1930s
The Dragon Snee Zee -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
22
14
1930s
The Dragon Snee Zee -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
22
15
1930s
The Dragon Snee Zee -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
22
16
1930s
The Dragon's Tale -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
22
17
1930s
The Dragon's Wishbone -- Marionette (Denver, Colorado),
22
18
1930s
The Dragon's Wishbone -- Marionette (Denver, Colorado),
22
19
October 7, 1938
The Dragon's Wishbone -- Marionette (Denver, Colorado),
22
20
October 7, 1938
The Dragon's Wishbone -- Vaudeville Unit (Tampa, Florida),
22
21
February 19, 1939
The Drunkard (Hartford, Connecticut),
22
22
1930s
The Drunkard (New Orleans, Louisiana),
22
23
February 10, 1939
The Drunkard (Holyoke, Massachusetts),
22
24
September 8, 1938
Duley (Jacksonville, Florida),
22
25
1930s
Dus Groise Gevins (Boston, Massachusetts),
22
26
December 6, 1938
Dus Groise Gevins (Boston, Massachusetts),
22
27
1930s
East is West (Los Angeles, California),
22
28
November 30, 1936
East is West (Los Angeles, California),
22
29
1930s
Edson, Eda -- Follow the Parade (Los Angeles, California),
22
30
1930s
Enimal Mensch (New York City, New York),
22
31
1930s
El Nino Judio (Tampa, Florida),
22
32
1930s
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
22
33
April 2, 1937
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
22
34
April 2, 1937
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
22
35
April 2, 1937
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
22
36
April 2, 1937
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (San Francisco, California and Boston, Massachussets),
22
37
1930s
Emperor Jones -- Marionette (Boston, Massachusetts),
22
38
February 10, 1938
Emperor Jones -- Marionette,
22
39
February 10, 1938
Emperor's New Clothes -- Federal Children's Theatre,
22
40
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (Miami, Florida),
23
1
December 23, 1938
Emperor's New Clothes (New York City, New York),
23
2
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (New York City, New York),
23
3
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (New York City, New York),
23
4
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (New York City, New York),
23
5
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (New York City, New York),
23
6
1930s
Emperor's New Clothes (Cleveland, Ohio),
23
7
June 5, 1937
The End of the Beginning (Chicago, Illinois),
23
8
1930s
Enemy of the People (Los Angeles, California),
23
9
June 9, 1936
Enemy of the People (Los Angeles, California),
23
10
1930s
Enemy of the People (New York City, New York),
23
11
1930s
Enemy of the People (New York City, New York),
23
12
1930s
Engaged (Jacksonville, Florida),
23
13
August 16, 1937
Engaged (Miami, Florida),
23
14
1930s
Esto no Pasara Aqui (Tampa, Florida),
23
15
November 1, 1936
Eternal Prodigal (New York City, New York),
23
16
1930s
Eternal Prodigal (New York City, New York),
23
17
1930s
Eternal Prodigal (New York City, New York),
23
18
1930s
Eternal Wanderer (New York City, New York),
23
19
1930s
Ethiopia (New York City, New York),
23
20
1930s
Ethiopia (New York City, New York),
23
21
1930s
An Evening with Dunbar (Seattle, Washington),
23
22
1930s
Everyman (Los Angeles, California),
23
23
1930s
Everyman (Jacksonville, Florida),
23
24
1930s
Everyman (Jacksonville, Florida),
23
25
November 30, 1937
Excursion (Los Angeles, California),
23
26
May 3, 1939
Excursion (San Francisco, California),
23
27
July 8, 1938
Excursion (San Francisco, California),
24
1
July 8, 1938
Excursion (San Francisco, California),
24
2
July 8, 1938
Excursion (San Francisco, California),
24
3
1930s
Excursion (Atlanta, Georgia),
24
4
October 22, 1937
Excursion (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
24
5
November 10, 1937
Exhibitions -- Madame Sikelianos Exhibit (New York City, New York),
24
6
1930s
Exhibitions -- Marionettes (New York City, New York),
24
7
1930s
Exhibitions -- Museum of Modern Art (New York City, New York),
24
8
1930s
Exhibitions -- 71st Armory (New York City, New York),
24
9
1930s
Exhibitions -- Women's Expositions (New York City, New York),
24
10
1930s
Fair and Warmer (New York City, New York),
24
11
1930s
Fair and Warmer (New York City, New York),
24
12
1930s
Fair and Warmer (New York City, New York),
24
13
1930s
The Family Upstairs (New York City, New York),
24
14
1930s
Fantasy 1939 -- Dance (New York City, New York),
24
15
1930s
Fantasy 1939 -- Dance (New York City, New York),
24
16
1930s
Fantasy 1939 -- Dance (New York City, New York),
24
17
1930s
The Farmer Takes a Wife (San Francisco, California),
24
18
July 27, 1936
The Farmer Takes a Wife (San Francisco, California),
24
19
July 27, 1936
The Farmer Takes a Wife (Miami, Florida),
24
20
May 28, 1939
The Farmer Takes a Wife (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
24
21
January 6, 1938
The Farmer Takes a Wife (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
24
22
January 6, 1938
Federal Art Project,
24
23
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Chicago Dance (Chicago, Illinois),
24
24
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Chicago Dance (Chicago, Illinois),
24
25
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Chicago Dance (Chicago, Illinois),
24
26
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Chicago Dance, 1st edition (Chicago, Illinois),
24
27
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Chicago Dance, 2nd edition (Chicago, Illinois),
24
28
1930s
Federal Ballet -- Ruth Page and Bentley Stone,
24
29
1930s
Federal Housing Exposition (White Plains, New York),
25
1
May 13 - 14, 1937
Federal Music Project -- Madison Square Garden (New York City, New York),
25
2
1930s
Federal Theatre Project -- Auto registration (New York City, New York),
25
3
1938
Federal Theatre Project -- Time Sheet (Albany, New York),
25
4
1930s
Federal Theatre Project -- Productions Chart (Roslyn, New York),
25
5
1939
Federal Theatre Project -- Productions Charts (Roslyn, New York),
25
6
1939
Federal Theatre Project -- Research (Roslyn, New York),
25
7
1930s
Federal Theatre Project -- Workshop (Hempstead, New York),
25
8
1930s
Federal Varieties (Syracuse, New York),
25
9
1930s
Ferdinand the Bull -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
25
10
1930s
Ferdinand the Bull -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
25
11
1930s
Ferdinand the Bull,
25
12
1930s
Ferdinand the Bull,
25
13
1930s
Festival of American Dance (Los Angeles, California),
25
14
1930s
Festival of American Dance (Los Angeles, California),
25
15
1930s
Festival of American Dance (Chicago, Illinois),
25
16
1930s
The Field God -- Negro (Hartford, Connecticut),
25
17
1930s
The Firebrand (Miami, Florida),
25
18
January 2, 1938
The Fireman's Flame (Atlanta, Georgia),
25
19
April 28, 1938
The First Legion (San Francisco, California),
25
20
April - July 1936
The First Legion (San Francisco, California),
25
21
April - July 1936
The First Legion (San Francisco, California),
25
22
May 11, 1936
The First Man (Boston, Massachusetts),
25
23
October 29, 1937
The First Mrs. Fraser (San Diego, California),
25
24
1930s
The First Mrs. Fraser (Freeport, New York),
25
25
1930s
Flanagan, Hallie,
25
26
1930s
Hallie Flanagan with radio microphone
1936
Hallie Flanagan with radio microphone, 1936
Flanagan, Hallie,
26
1
1930s
Flanagan, Hallie,
26
2
1930s
Flight (New York City, New York),
26
3
1930s
Flight (New York City, New York),
26
4
1930s
Flight (New York City, New York),
26
5
1930s
Flight (Seattle, Washington),
26
6
1930s
The Florist Shop (Muskogee, Oklahoma),
26
7
1930s
Fly Away Home (Salem, Massachusetts),
26
8
February 2, 1938
Fly Away Home (Salem, Massachusetts),
26
9
February 2, 1938
Follow the Parade (Los Angeles, California),
26
10
April 1, 1936
Follow the Parade
April 1, 1936
Follow the Parade, 1936-04-01
Follow the Parade
April 1, 1936
Follow the Parade, 1936-04-01
Follow the Parade (Los Angeles, California),
26
11
1930s
Follow the Parade (Los Angeles, California),
26
12
1930s
Follow the Parade (Tampa, Florida),
26
13
May 25, 1938
Follow the Parade -- On tour (Dallas, Texas),
26
14
1930s
Texas Bowl
1936
Texas Bowl, 1936
Stage at the Texas Centennial Exposition
1936
Stage at the Texas Centennial Exposition, 1936
Folson, Robert,
26
15
1930s
The Fool (Oakland, California),
26
16
September 8, 1936
The Fool (San Diego, California),
26
17
December 26, 1936
The Fool (San Diego, California),
26
18
December 26, 1936
Frankie and Johnny -- Federal Ballet (Chicago, Illinois),
26
19
1930s
Frankie and Johnny -- Federal Ballet (Chicago, Illinois),
26
20
1930s
Frankie and Johnny -- Federal Ballet (Chicago, Illinois),
26
21
1937
Free, Adult, Uncensored,
26
22
1930s
Freeport Relief Committee (Freeport, New York),
26
23
September 17, 1936
Fresh Fields (Cedarhurst, New York),
26
24
1930s
Fresh Fields (Cedarhurst, New York),
26
25
1930s
Fresh Fields (Cedarhurst, New York),
27
1
1930s
Genesis (Los Angeles, California),
27
2
1930s
Genesis (Los Angeles, California),
27
3
1930s
Genesis (Los Angeles, California),
27
4
1930s
Genesis (Los Angeles, California),
27
5
1930s
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (San Diego, California),
27
6
May 11, 1939
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (San Diego, California),
27
7
May 11, 1939
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (San Diego, California),
27
8
May 11, 1939
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Roslyn, New York),
27
9
November 14, 1938
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Roslyn, New York),
27
10
November 14, 1938
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Roslyn, New York),
27
11
1938
Gerwing, George -- Western Division,
27
12
1930s
The Ghost Train (San Diego, California),
27
13
1930s
The Ghost Train (San Diego, California),
27
14
August 18, 1936
The Ghost Train (San Diego, California),
27
15
August 18, 1936
The Ghost Train (Peoria, Illinois),
27
16
August-September 1937
Gilbert and Sullivan (Brooklyn, New York),
27
17
1930s
Gilbert and Sullivan -- Traveling (New York City, New York),
27
18
1930s
The Girl of the Golden West (San Diego, California),
28
1
1930s
The Girl of the Golden West (San Diego, California),
28
2
October 20, 1936
The Girl of the Golden West (San Diego, California),
28
3
October 20, 1936
The Girl of the Golden West (Jacksonville, Florida),
28
4
1930s
The Girl of the Golden West (Jacksonville, Florida),
28
5
1930s
The Girl of the Golden West (Jacksonville, Florida),
28
6
April 4, 1938
Girl Wants Glamour (Tacoma, Washington),
28
7
September 19, 1936
Girl Wants Glamour (Tacoma, Washington),
28
8
September 19, 1936
Gleason, Adda (Los Angeles, California),
28
9
1930s
God of Vengeance -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
28
10
1930s
God of Vengeance -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
28
11
January 6, 1937
God of Vengeance -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
28
12
January 6, 1937
Gods of the Lightning (Los Angeles, California),
28
13
September 1, 1937
Gods of the Lightning (Los Angeles, California),
28
14
September 1, 1937
Gods of the Lightning (Los Angeles, California),
28
15
September 1, 1937
Gods of the Lightning (Los Angeles, California),
28
16
1930s
The Gondoliers (New York City, New York),
28
17
1930s
The Gondoliers (New York City, New York),
28
18
1930s
The Gondoliers (New York City, New York),
28
19
1930s
The Good Fairy (Freeport, New York),
28
20
1930s
The Good Old Summertime (Chicago, Illinois),
28
21
1930s
The Good Old Summertime,
28
22
1930s
The Goose Hangs High (Los Angeles, California),
28
23
December 14, 1936
The Goose Hangs High (Los Angeles, California),
28
24
December 14, 1936
Government Projects -- C.C.C. (Maine),
28
25
1930s
Government Projects -- C.C.C. (Oklahoma),
28
26
1930s
The Great Barrington (Los Angeles, California),
28
27
1930s
The Great Barrington (Los Angeles, California),
28
28
February 16 - 17, 1938
The Great Barrington (Los Angeles, California),
28
29
1930s
The Great Barrington (Hartford, Connecticut),
28
30
1930s
The Great Barrington (Boston, Massachusetts),
28
31
April 14, 1938
The Great Catherine (New York City, New York),
29
1
1930s
The Great Catherine (New York City, New York),
29
2
1930s
Green Grow the Lilacs (Los Angeles, California),
29
3
1930s
Green Grow the Lilacs (Los Angeles, California),
29
4
January 6, 1937
Green Grow the Lilacs (Miami, Florida),
29
5
1930s
Green Grow the Lilacs (Salem, Massachusetts),
29
6
April 6, 1938
Green Grow the Lilacs (Cincinnati, Ohio),
29
7
October 7, 1937
Guns and Castanets -- Federal Ballet (Chicago, Illinois),
29
8
1930s
Gypsy Lullaby -- Children (Gary, Indiana),
29
9
April 10, 1937
Habit (Los Angeles, California),
29
10
February 10, 1937
Habit (Los Angeles, California),
29
11
February 10, 1937
Haiti -- Alvin Childress (New York City, New York),
29
12
1930s
Haiti (Hartford, Connecticut),
29
13
1930s
Haiti (Hartford, Connecticut),
29
14
1930s
Haiti (Boston, Massachusetts),
29
15
1930s
Haiti (Boston, Massachusetts),
29
16
October 29 - November 6, 1938
Haiti (Boston, Massachusetts),
29
17
October 29 - November 6, 1938
Haiti -- Negro (New York City, New York),
29
18
1930s
Haiti -- Negro (New York City, New York),
29
19
February 1938
Haiti -- Negro (New York City, New York),
29
20
February 1938
Haiti -- Negro (New York City, New York),
30
1
February 1938
Haiti -- Negro (New York City, New York),
30
2
February 1938
Hamlet (Chicago, Illinois),
30
3
1930s
Hamlet (Chicago, Illinois),
30
4
1939
Hamlet (Chicago, Illinois),
30
5
May 1939
Hamlet,
30
6
1930s
Hanna, Pearl L. -- Chairman of Plays and Pageantry Committee (Mamaroneck, New York),
30
7
September 26, 1936
Hansel and Gretel (Los Angeles, California),
30
8
February 16, 1937
Hansel and Gretel (San Francisco, California),
30
9
1930s
Hansel and Gretel (San Francisco, California),
30
10
1930s
Hansel and Gretel (Portland, Oregon),
30
11
September 1938
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
30
12
1930s
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
30
13
1930s
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
30
14
1930s
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
30
15
1930s
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
30
16
December 1, 1937
Hansel and Gretel -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
30
17
December 1, 1937
The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden (San Francisco, California),
30
18
June 22, 1936
Harlem Jamboree -- Negro (Peoria, Illinois),
30
19
1930s
Having Wonderful Time (Los Angeles, California),
30
20
October 30, 1938
Having Wonderful Time (Los Angeles, California),
30
21
October 30, 1938
Having Wonderful Time (Los Angeles, California),
30
22
September 12, 1938
Having Wonderful Time (San Francisco, California),
31
1
October 30, 1938
Having Wonderful Time (San Francisco, California),
31
2
October 30, 1938
Having Wonderful Time -- Set,
31
3
1930s
Heaven and Earth (New York City, New York),
31
4
1930s
Heaven and Earth (New York City, New York),
31
5
1930s
Heaven Bound -- Negro (Atlanta, Georgia),
31
6
1930s
Heaven Bound -- Negro (Raleigh, North Carolina),
31
7
1930s
Heaven Bound -- Negro (Raleigh, North Carolina),
31
8
1930s
An Heir at Large (Jacksonville, Florida),
31
9
July 25, 1937
An Heir at Large (Jacksonville, Florida),
31
10
July 25, 1937
Hell Bent for Heaven (San Diego, California),
31
11
August 3, 1937
Hell Bent for Heaven (San Diego, California),
31
12
August 3, 1937
Hell Bent for Heaven (Denver, Colorado),
31
13
1930s
Hell Bent for Heaven (Denver, Colorado),
31
14
1930s
Hell Bent for Heaven (Denver, Colorado),
31
15
November 1, 1937
Hell Bent for Heaven (Atlanta, Georgia),
31
16
June 3, 1938
Hell Bent for Heaven -- Set,
31
17
August 3, 1937
Hell Bent for Heaven,
31
18
August 3, 1937
Help Yourself or Up She Goes (Los Angeles, California),
31
19
1930s
Help Yourself (Los Angeles, California),
31
20
1930s
Help Yourself (Los Angeles, California),
31
21
January 13, 1937 and April 29, 1937
Help Yourself (Los Angeles, California),
31
22
January 13, 1937
Help Yourself (Salem, Massachusetts),
31
23
January 11, 1937
Help Yourself (New York City, New York),
31
24
1930s
Help Yourself (New York City, New York),
31
25
1930s
Help Yourself (New York City, New York),
31
26
1930s
Help Yourself,
31
27
1930s
Her Majesty the Widow (Cedarhurst, New York),
32
1
1930s
Her Majesty the Widow (Cedarhurst, New York),
32
2
1930s
Her Majesty the Widow (Cedarhurst, New York),
32
3
1930s
A Hero is Born (New York City, New York),
32
4
1930s
A Hero is Born (New York City, New York),
32
5
1930s
A Hero is Born (New York City, New York),
32
6
1930s
A Hero is Born (New York City, New York),
32
7
1930s
Hershborn, Pretez -- author,
32
8
1930s
Highlight of Dance History (Chicago, Illinois),
32
9
1930s
Highlight of Dance History (Chicago, Illinois),
32
10
1930s
High Tor (Los Angeles, California),
32
11
1937
High Tor (Los Angeles, California),
32
12
1930s
High Tor (Los Angeles, California),
33
1
February 21 - 23, 1939
High Tor (Miami, Florida),
33
2
February 17-19, 1939
High Tor (Atlanta, Georgia),
33
3
November 4, 1938
High Tor -- Set,
33
4
1930s
H.M.S. Pinafore (New York City, New York),
33
5
1930s
H.M.S. Pinafore (New York City, New York),
33
6
1930s
H.M.S. Pinafore (New York City, New York),
33
7
1930s
Holy Night (Chicago, Illinois),
33
8
December 15, 1937
The Hoosier Schoolmaster (Indianapolis, Indiana),
33
9
1930s
The Hoosier Schoolmaster (Indianapolis, Indiana),
33
10
March 20, 1936
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
11
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
12
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
13
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
14
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
15
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
16
1930s
Horse Eats Hat (New York City, New York),
33
17
1930s
Horse Eats Hat,
33
18
1930s
Horse Play -- Negro (New York City, New York),
33
19
1930s
Horse Play -- Negro (New York City, New York),
33
20
1930s
Horse Play -- Negro (New York City, New York),
33
21
1930s
Horse Play -- Negro (New York City, New York),
33
22
1930s
Horse Play,
33
23
1930s
Horse Play,
33
24
1930s
Horse Play -- The Scottsboro Boys,
33
25
1930s
Horse Play -- The Scottsboro Boys,
33
26
1930s
House of Connelly (Los Angeles, California),
33
27
February 8, 1937
House of Connelly (Los Angeles, California),
33
28
February 8, 1937
The House of Juke (San Francisco, California),
33
29
January 22, 1936
House that Jack is Building (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
33
30
1930s
Houseman and Barber,
33
31
1930s
Houseman and Barber,
33
32
1930s
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
33
33
1930s
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
33
34
1930s
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph, 1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph, 1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph, 1937
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
34
1
1930s
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
, 1937
How Long Brethren? Production photograph
1937
How Long Brethren? production photograph, 1937
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
34
2
1930s
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
34
3
1930s
Hymn to the Rising Sun (New York City, New York),
34
4
1930s
Hymn to the Rising Sun (New York City, New York),
34
5
1930s
Hymn to the Rising Sun (New York City, New York),
34
6
1930s
Hymn to the Rising Sun (New York City, New York),
34
7
1930s
I Want a Policeman (San Diego, California),
34
8
1930s
I Want a Policeman (San Diego, California),
34
9
September 7, 1938
I Want a Policeman (Denver, Colorado),
34
10
May 28, 1938
I Want a Policeman (Denver, Colorado),
34
11
1930s
I Want a Policeman (Cedarhurst, New York),
34
12
1930s
I Want a Policeman (Cedarhurst, New York),
34
13
1930s
Idle Inn (New York City, New York),
34
14
1930s
Idle Inn (New York City, New York),
34
15
1930s
Idle Inn (New York City, New York),
34
16
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (Los Angeles, California),
34
17
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (Denver, Colorado),
34
18
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (Denver, Colorado),
34
19
November 26, 1938
If Ye Break Faith (Jacksonville, Florida),
34
20
November 18, 1938
If Ye Break Faith (Jacksonville, Florida),
34
21
November 18, 1938
If Ye Break Faith (Jacksonville, Florida),
34
22
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (Miami, Florida),
34
23
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (New Orleans, Louisiana),
34
24
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (New Orleans, Louisiana),
34
25
November 18, 1938
If Ye Break Faith,
34
26
1930s
In Abraham's Bosom (Seattle, Washington),
34
27
April 21, 1937
In His Image (Tacoma, Washington),
34
28
July 1936
In His Image (Tacoma, Washington),
34
29
July 2, 1936
In His Image (Tacoma, Washington),
34
30
July 2, 1936
In His Image (Tacoma, Washington),
34
31
July 2, 1936
In the Zone -- Negro (New York City, New York),
34
32
1930s
In the Zone -- Negro (New York City, New York),
34
33
1937
In the Zone -- Negro (New York City, New York),
34
34
1937
Injunction Granted (New York City, New York),
35
1
July 1936
Injunction Granted (New York City, New York),
35
2
1930s
Injunction Granted, New York City
1936
Injunction Granted, New York City, 1936
Injunction Granted (New York City, New York),
35
3
1930s
Injunction Granted,
35
4
1930s
Les Innocents (Los Angeles, California),
35
5
February 9, 1937
Invitation to the Dance (Tampa, Florida),
35
6
April 14, 1939
Invitation to a Murder (Denver, Colorado),
35
7
March 11, 1939
Invitation to a Murder (Freeport, New York),
35
8
1930s
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
35
9
May 1937
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
35
10
May 1937
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
35
11
May 1937
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
35
12
May 1937
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
36
1
1930s
Iolanthe (New York City, New York),
36
2
May 1937
An Irish Alibi (Oklahoma),
36
3
May 24, 1937
Is Zat So? (San Diego, California),
36
4
December 9, 1936
Is Zat So? (San Diego, California),
36
5
December 9, 1936
Is Zat So? -- Negro (Seattle, Washington),
36
6
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Alabama, Birmingham, Tampa, Florida, and Cleveland, Ohio),
36
7
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Los Angeles, California),
36
8
October 27, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (Los Angeles, California),
36
9
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Los Angeles, California),
36
10
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (San Francisco, California),
36
11
November 13, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (San Francisco, California),
36
12
November 13, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (Denver, Colorado),
36
13
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Denver, Colorado),
36
14
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Denver, Colorado),
36
15
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Chicago, Illinois),
36
16
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Chicago, Illinois),
36
17
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Chicago, Illinois),
36
18
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Chicago, Illinois),
37
1
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Miami, Florida),
37
2
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Des Moines, Iowa),
37
3
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Boston, Massachusetts),
37
4
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Boston, Massachusetts),
37
5
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New Jersey),
37
6
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Brooklyn, New York),
37
7
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Buffalo, New York),
37
8
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
37
9
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
37
10
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
37
11
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
37
12
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
1
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
2
October 26, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
3
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
4
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
5
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
6
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
7
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (New York City, New York),
38
8
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Yonkers, New York),
38
9
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Yonkers, New York),
38
10
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Yonkers, New York),
38
11
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Los Angeles, California, New York City, New York, Seattle Washington, Chicago, Illinois, and Newark, New Jersey),
38
12
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Seattle, Washington),
38
13
October 27, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (Seattle, Washington),
38
14
October 27, 1936
It Can't Happen Here (Tacoma, Washington),
38
15
October 1936
It Can't Happen Here,
38
16
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
17
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
18
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
19
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
20
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
21
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
22
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
38
23
1930s
It Can't Happen Here,
39
1
1930s
It Might Happen to You (San Diego, California),
39
2
April 12, 1939
It Might Happen to You (San Diego, California),
39
3
April 12, 1939
It Might Happen to You (San Diego, California),
39
4
April 12, 1939
It's a Wise Child (Denver, Colorado),
39
5
1930s
It's a Wise Child (Denver, Colorado),
39
6
May 29, 1939
It's a Wise Child (Freeport, New York),
39
7
1930s
It's in the Air (Oakland, California),
39
8
1930s
It's in the Air (Oakland, California),
39
9
May 21, 1936
It's in the Air (Oakland, California),
39
10
May 21, 1936
The Ivory Door (Cleveland, Ohio),
39
11
1930s
The Ivory Door (Cleveland, Ohio),
39
12
1930s
The Ivory Door (Cleveland, Ohio),
39
13
1930s
Jack and the Beanstalk (Miami, Florida),
39
14
October 4, 1937
Jack and the Beanstalk (New York City, New York),
39
15
1930s
Jack and the Beanstalk (New York City, New York),
39
16
September 3, 1937
Jack and the Beanstalk (New York City, New York),
39
17
1930s
James, Florence, et al.,
39
18
1930s
Jennison, Peggy (Miami, Florida),
39
19
1930s
Jericho -- Negro (Connecticut, Hartford),
39
20
1930s
Jericho -- Negro (Connecticut, Hartford),
39
21
1930s
Jericho -- Negro (Salem, Massachusetts),
39
22
December 1, 1937
Jiggins of Jigginstown (New York City, New York),
39
23
1930s
John Henry (Los Angeles, California),
39
24
1930s
Johnny Johnson (Los Angeles, California),
39
25
1930s
Johnny Johnson (Los Angeles, California),
39
26
1930s
Johnny Johnson (Los Angeles, California),
39
27
May 28, 1937
Johnny Johnson (Los Angeles, California),
39
28
May 28, 1937
Judgment Day (Los Angeles, California),
39
29
May 26, 1938
Judgment Day (Los Angeles, California),
39
30
1930s
Judgment Day (Los Angeles, California),
39
31
May 26, 1938
Judgment Day (San Diego, California),
39
32
August 3, 1938
Judgment Day (San Diego, California),
39
33
August 4, 1938
Judgment Day (San Francisco, California),
39
34
April 8, 1938
Judgment Day (San Francisco, California),
40
1
April 8, 1938
Just Ten Days (New York City, New York),
40
2
September 1, 1937
Justice (San Francisco, California),
40
3
November 20-21, 1937
Justice (San Francisco, California),
40
4
November 21, 1937
Justice (San Francisco, California),
40
5
November 11, 1937
Katcha and the Devil (Portland, Maine),
40
6
September 6, 1938
Katcha and the Devil (New York City, New York),
40
7
1930s
The Knight of the Burning Pestle (Los Angeles, California),
40
8
1930s
The Knight of the Burning Pestle (Los Angeles, California),
40
9
1930s
The Knight of the Burning Pestle (Los Angeles, California),
40
10
1930s
The Knight of the Burning Pestle (Los Angeles, California),
40
11
1930s
Kondolf, George,
40
12
1930s
Ladies of the Jury (Los Angeles, California),
40
13
1930s
Ladies of the Jury (Los Angeles, California),
40
14
January 11, 1937
Ladies of the Jury (Los Angeles, California),
40
15
1930s
Ladies of the Jury (San Diego, California),
40
16
January 23, 1937
Ladies of the Jury (San Diego, California),
40
17
January 23, 1937
Ladies of the Jury (Denver, Colorado),
40
18
1930s
Ladies of the Jury (Denver, Colorado),
40
19
1930s
Lady of Letters (San Diego, California),
40
20
November 16, 1938
Lady of Letters (San Diego, California),
40
21
November 16, 1938
Lady of Letters (Denver, Colorado),
40
22
1930s
Lady of Letters (Denver, Colorado),
40
23
February 17, 1939
Lady Say Yes (San Francisco, California),
40
24
May 1-16, 1936
Lady Say Yes (San Francisco, California),
40
25
April - May 1936
Laff that Off (San Bernardino, California),
40
26
August 18, 1936
Laff that Off (San Bernardino, California),
40
27
August 18, 1936
LaGaurdia, Mayor Fiorello,
40
28
1930s
Lancaster, Burt,
40
29
1930s
Landmarks of Romance -- Radio (San Francisco, California),
40
30
1930s
Lars Killed His Son (Los Angeles, California),
40
31
1930s
Lars Killed His Son (Los Angeles, California),
40
32
February 2, 1937
The Last Warning (San Diego, California),
41
1
1930s
The Last Warning (San Diego, California),
41
2
March 15, 1938
The Late Christopher Bean (Freeport, New York),
41
3
1930s
The Late Christopher Bean (Freeport, New York),
41
4
1930s
Leading Man (Tacoma, Washington),
41
5
August 7, 1936
Leading Man (Tacoma, Washington),
41
6
August 7, 1936
The Left Bank (Boston, Massachusetts),
41
7
July 7, 1938
Legend of Silver Springs (Jacksonville, Florida),
41
8
1930s
A Letter to Santa Claus -- Federal Ballet (Chicago, Illinois),
41
9
December 14, 1938
Libel (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
41
10
December 8, 1937
Life and Death,
41
11
1930s
Life and Death,
41
12
1930s
Life and Death of an American (New York City, New York),
41
13
1930s
Life and Death of an American (New York City, New York),
41
14
1930s
Life and Death of an American (New York City, New York),
41
15
1930s
Life of Stephen Foster,
41
16
August 10, 1936
Life's a Villain (Boston, Massachusetts),
41
17
1930s
Life's a Villain (Boston, Massachusetts),
41
18
1930s
Lightnin (San Diego, California),
41
19
1930s
Lightnin (San Diego, California),
41
20
1930s
Lightnin (San Diego, California),
41
21
June 9, 1936
Lightnin (San Diego, California),
41
22
June 9, 1936
Lightnin (Jacksonville, Florida),
41
23
1930s
The Lights of London (New York City, New York),
41
24
1930s
The Lights of London (New York City, New York),
41
25
1930s
The Lights of London (New York City, New York),
41
26
1930s
Like Falling Leaves (Los Angeles, California),
41
27
September 8, 1937
Like Falling Leaves (Los Angeles, California),
41
28
September 8, 1937
Liliom (Hartford, Connecticut),
41
29
1930s
Liliom (Hartford, Connecticut),
42
1
1930s
Liliom (Hartford, Connecticut),
42
2
1930s
Liliom (Hartford, Connecticut),
42
3
1930s
Little Black Sambo (Washington, D.C.),
42
4
1930s
Little Black Sambo marionette production in Washington D.C.
circa 1935-1939
Little Black Sambo marionette production in Washington D.C., 1935-1939
Little Black Sambo (Chicago, Illinois),
42
5
August 28, 1938
Little Black Sambo (Chicago, Illinois),
42
6
August 28, 1938
Little Black Sambo (Chicago, Illinois),
42
7
1930s
Little Black Sambo, Chicago, Illinois production,
1938
Little Black Sambo, Chicago, Illinois production, 1938
Little Black Sambo (Newark, New Jersey),
42
8
October 7, 1937
Little Black Sambo marionette production in Newark, New Jersey
October 7, 1937
Little Black Sambo marionette production in Newark, New Jersey, 1937-10-07
Little Jessie James (New York City, New York),
42
9
1930s
Little Jessie James (New York City, New York),
42
10
1930s
Little Jessie James (Mararoneck, New York),
42
11
September 22, 1936
Little Women (San Diego, California),
42
12
December 14, 1938
Little Women (San Francisco, California),
42
13
December 18, 1938
Little Women (San Francisco, California),
42
14
December 18, 1938
Little Women (San Francisco, California),
42
15
December 18, 1938
The Living Newspaper -- 1935 (New York City, New York),
42
16
1935
Lloyd, Norman,
42
17
1930s
The Lonely Man (Chicago, Illinois),
42
18
1930s
The Long Voyage Home (Chicago, Illinois),
42
19
1930s
The Long Voyage Home -- Negro (New York City, New York),
42
20
1930s
The Long Voyage Home -- Negro (New York City, New York),
42
21
1930s
The Long Voyage Home -- Negro (New York City, New York),
42
22
1930s
The Long Voyage Home -- Negro (New York City, New York),
42
23
1930s
The Long Voyage Home -- Negro (New York City, New York),
42
24
1930s
Los Gavilanes (Tampa, Florida),
42
25
1930s
The Lost Colony (Maneo, North Carolina),
42
26
1930s
The Lost Colony (Maneo, North Carolina),
42
27
1930s
Lost Horizons (Atlanta, Georgia),
42
28
December 8, 1938
Love and How to Cure It (Chicago, Illinois),
42
29
1930s
Love in Humble Life (New York City, New York),
42
30
1930s
Love in Humble Life (New York City, New York),
42
31
1930s
Loyalties (Los Angeles, California),
43
1
January 18-20, 1938
Loyalties (Roslyn, New York),
43
2
January 18, 1938
Loyalties (Roslyn, New York),
43
3
January 18, 1938
Loyalties (Roslyn, New York),
43
4
July 1938
Lucy Stone (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
5
May 17, 1939
Lucy Stone (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
6
1930s
Macbeth (Los Angeles, California),
43
7
1930s
Macbeth (Los Angeles, California),
43
8
1930s
Macbeth (Los Angeles, California),
43
9
July 5, 1937
Macbeth (Los Angeles, California),
43
10
1930s
Macbeth (Hartford, Connecticut),
43
11
1930s
Macbeth (Hartford, Connecticut),
43
12
1930s
Macbeth (Indianapolis, Indiana),
43
13
1930s
Macbeth (Indianapolis, Indiana),
43
14
1930s
Macbeth (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
15
1930s
Macbeth (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
16
1930s
Macbeth (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
17
1930s
Macbeth (Boston, Massachusetts),
43
18
1930s
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
1
1930s
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
2
1930s
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
3
1930s
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
4
1936
Macbeth, Voodoo Men
1936
Macbeth, Voodoo Men, 1936
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
5
1930s
Macbeth -- Negro (New York City, New York),
44
6
1930s
Macbeth crowd outside theatre
March 14, 1936
Macbeth crowd outside theatre, 1936-03-14
MacClelland, Dorothy -- prominent member of FTP selecting turkey,
44
7
November 16, 1936
Machine Age (New York City, New York),
44
8
1930s
Machine Age (New York City, New York),
44
9
1930s
Madame X (Los Angeles, California),
44
10
1930s
The Mad Hopes (San Diego, California),
44
11
March 10, 1937
The Mad Hopes (San Diego, California),
44
12
1930s
The Mad Hopes (San Diego, California),
44
13
March 10, 1937
The Mad Hopes (Hartford, Connecticut),
44
14
1930s
The Mad Hopes (Hartford, Connecticut),
44
15
1930s
The Mad Hopes (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
44
16
April 20, 1938
The Man in the Tree (Miami, Florida),
44
17
May 15, 1938
The Man of Destiny (Atlanta, Georgia),
44
18
May 17, 1939
March of Time,
44
19
1930s
Marionettes -- Backstage (New York City, New York),
44
20
1930s
Marionettes -- Puppeteers (Washington, D.C.),
44
21
1930s
Marionettes (Jacksonville, Florida),
44
22
April 18, 1938
Marionettes -- Set Up (Miami, Florida),
44
23
May 1938
Marionettes -- Michael Malkin Puppets (California),
44
24
1930s
Marionettes (Detroit, Michigan) -- Moon Magic,
44
25
1930s
Marionettes (New York City, New York),
44
26
1930s
Marionettes (New York City, New York),
44
27
1930s
Marionettes (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
44
28
August 25, 1938
Marionettes -- Puppeteers (Los Angeles, California),
44
29
1930s
Marionettes -- Puppeteers (Washington, D.C.),
44
30
1930s
Marionettes -- Unidentified,
44
31
1930s
Marionettes -- Unidentified,
44
32
1930s
Marionette Varieties (San Francisco, California),
44
33
1930s
Marionette Varieties (San Francisco, California),
44
34
1930s
Marionette -- Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
44
35
August 1937
Marionette -- Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
45
1
April, August 1937
Marionette -- Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
45
2
August 1937
Marionette -- Workshop (Washington, D.C.),
45
3
1930s
Marionette -- Workshop (New York City, New York),
45
4
1930s
Marionette -- Workshop (New York City, New York),
45
5
1930s
The Marionette Parade (Los Angeles, California),
45
6
1930s
The Marionette Parade (Los Angeles, California),
45
7
November 8, 1937
Mary's Other Husband (Los Angeles, California),
45
8
1930s
Mary's Other Husband (San Bernardino, California),
45
9
September 8, 1936
Mary's Other Husband (San Bernardino, California),
45
10
September 8, 1936
Mary's Other Husband (San Diego, California),
45
11
July 20, 1938
Mary's Other Husband (San Diego, California),
45
12
July 21, 1938
Mary's Other Husband (San Diego, California),
45
13
July 20, 1938
Mary's Other Husband (Denver, Colorado),
45
14
May 13, 1939
Mary's Other Husband (Denver, Colorado),
45
15
1930s
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
45
16
April 29, 1936
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
45
17
1930s
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
45
18
1930s
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
45
19
1930s
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
45
20
1930s
McLean, Scott,
45
21
1930s
M.D. (Tacoma, Washington),
45
22
January 13, 1937
Me Third (Los Angeles, California),
45
23
December 11, 1936
Me Third (Los Angeles, California),
45
24
1930s
Me Third (San Francisco, California),
45
25
March 18, 1938
Me Third (San Francisco, California),
45
26
March 18, 1938
Me Third (Denver, Colorado),
45
27
1930s
Me Third (Los Angeles, California, San Francisco, California, and Denver, Colorado),
45
28
1930s
Medicine Show (New York City, New York),
45
29
1930s
Medicine Show (New York City, New York),
45
30
1930s
Melodies on Parade (New York City, New York),
45
31
1937
Melodies on Parade (New York City, New York),
45
32
July 28, 1937
Melodies on Parade (New York City, New York),
45
33
July 28, 1937
Men against Microbes (Boston, Massachusetts),
45
34
1930s
Men against Microbes -- Marionette (Boston, Massachusetts),
45
35
March 8, 1939
Men against Microbes -- Marionette (Boston, Massachusetts),
45
36
March 8, 1939
Men at Work (Tacoma, Washington),
45
37
June 11, 1936
Men Must Fight (Peoria, Illinois),
46
1
1930s
Men Must Fight,
46
2
1930s
Merchant of Venice (Los Angeles, California),
46
3
1930s
Merchant of Venice (Los Angeles, California),
46
4
March 23, 1937
Merchant of Venice (Los Angeles, California),
46
5
1930s
Merchant of Venice (Los Angeles, California),
46
6
1930s
Merry Wives of Windsor (Los Angeles, California),
46
7
1930s
Merry Wives of Windsor (Los Angeles, California),
46
8
August 2, 1937
Merry Wives of Windsor (Los Angeles, California),
46
9
1930s
Meteor (San Diego, California),
46
10
November 30, 1938
Meteor (San Diego, California),
46
11
November 30, 1938
Michigan Marionette Unit,
46
12
1930s
Midsummer Night's Dream (New York City, New York),
46
13
1930s
Midsummer Night's Dream (New York City, New York),
46
14
1930s
Midsummer Night's Dream (New York City, New York),
46
15
1930s
The Mikado (New York City, New York)
47
4
1930s
The Mikado in Swing (Los Angeles, California),
46
16
1930s
Swing Mikado Los Angeles
circa 1935-1939
Swing Mikado Los Angeles, 1935-1939
Swing Mikado Los Angeles
circa 1935-1939
Swing Mikado Los Angeles, 1935-1939
The Mikado -- Swing (Chicago, Illinois),
46
17
1938
The Mikado -- Swing (Chicago, Illinois),
47
1
1930s
The Mikado -- Swing (Chicago, Illinois),
47
2
1930s
The Mikado -- Swing (Chicago, Illinois and New York City, New York),
47
3
1930s
The Mikado (New York City, New York),
47
5
May 1937
The Mikado -- Swing (New York City, New York),
47
6
1930s
The Mikado -- Swing (New York City, New York),
47
7
1930s
The Mikado (New York City, New York),
47
8
1930s
The Mikado -- Swing,
47
9
1930s
Swing Mikado,
71
24
1930s
The Milky Way (San Diego, California),
47
10
August 19 - 24, 1938
The Milky Way (San Diego, California),
47
11
August 24-25, 1938
The Milky Way (San Francisco, California),
47
12
July 8, 1938
The Milky Way (San Francisco, California),
47
13
July 8, 1938
The Milky Way (Denver, Colorado),
47
14
1930s
The Milky Way (Denver, Colorado),
47
15
1930s
The Milky Way (Denver, Colorado),
47
16
August 6, 1938
Miles Gloriosus (Jacksonville, Florida),
47
17
1930s
Minnie Fields (San Francisco, California),
47
18
June 22, 1936
The Miser -- Experimental (New York City, New York),
47
19
1930s
The Miser,
47
20
1930s
Miss Quis (Los Angeles, California),
47
21
1930s
Miss Quis (Los Angeles, California),
47
22
October 25 - 26, 1937
Mississippi Rainbow (Peoria, Illinois),
47
23
July 1937
Mississippi Rainbow (New York City, New York),
47
24
1930s
Mississippi Rainbow (Seattle, Washington),
47
25
January 25, 1939
Mississippi Rainbow,
47
26
July 3, 1937
Mister Jim (Chicago, Illinois),
48
1
June 29 - July 8, 1938
Mister Jim (Chicago, Illinois),
48
2
July 8, 1938
The Modern Rip (Tampa, Florida),
48
3
1930s
Monesh (Chicago, Illinois),
48
4
September 7 - November 14, 1937
Moon of the Caribbees -- Negro (New York City, New York),
48
5
1930s
Moon of the Caribbees -- Negro (New York City, New York),
48
6
1930s
Moon of the Caribbees -- Negro (New York City, New York),
48
7
1930s
Moon of the Caribbees -- Negro (New York City, New York),
48
8
1930s
Moon of the Caribbees -- Negro (New York City, New York),
48
9
1930s
A Moral Entertainment (San Francisco, California),
48
10
October 2, 1938
A Moral Entertainment (San Francisco, California),
48
11
October 2, 1938
A Moral Entertainment (San Francisco, California),
48
12
October 2, 1938
A Moral Entertainment (Hartford, Connecticut),
48
13
1930s
A Moral Entertainment (Hartford, Connecticut),
48
14
1930s
A Moral Entertainment (Boston, Massachusetts),
48
15
December 22, 1938
A Moral Entertainment (New York City, New York),
48
16
1930s
A Moral Entertainment (New York City, New York),
48
17
1930s
A Moral Entertainment (Roslyn, New York),
48
18
May - June 1938
Morality Plays (Los Angeles, California),
48
19
1930s
Morning Hate (San Francisco, California),
48
20
April 28, 1936
Morning Hate (San Francisco, California),
48
21
April 28, 1936
Moving Along (New York City, New York),
48
22
1930s
Moving Along (New York City, New York),
48
23
1930s
Moving Along (New York City, New York),
48
24
1930s
Moving Scenery,
48
25
1930s
A Murder Has Been Arranged (San Francisco, California),
48
26
April 22, 1938
A Murder Has Been Arranged (San Francisco, California),
48
27
April 22, 1938
A Murder Has Been Arranged (San Francisco, California),
48
28
April 22, 1938
A Murder Has Been Arranged (Peoria, Illinois),
48
29
1930s
A Murder Has Been Arranged (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
48
30
January 13, 1938
A Murder Has Been Arranged (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
48
31
January 13, 1938
Murder in the Cathedral (San Francisco, California),
48
32
November 13, 1938
Murder in the Cathedral (San Francisco, California),
48
33
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (San Francisco, California),
48
34
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (San Francisco, California),
49
1
November 13, 1938
Murder in the Cathedral (New York City, New York),
49
2
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (New York City, New York),
49
3
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (New York City, New York),
49
4
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (New York City, New York),
49
5
1930s
Murder in the Cathedral (New York City, New York),
49
6
1930s
Muse, Clarence,
49
7
1930s
Music -- Juanita Hall Singers (New York City, New York),
49
8
1930s
Music in Fairyland (Los Angeles, California),
49
9
1930s
Music in Fairyland -- Modern Dance (Los Angeles, California),
49
10
December 16, 1937 - January 21, 1938
The Mystery of the Broadwalk Asylum (Los Angeles, California),
49
11
May 25, 1936
The Mystery of the Broadwalk Asylum (Denver, Colorado),
49
12
1930s
The Mystery of the Broadwalk Asylum (Miami, Florida),
49
13
April 3, 1938
Naples Tavern Inn,
49
14
1930s
National Anthems (Buffalo, New York),
49
15
August 27 - October 7, 1936
Nathan, Adele Gutman (New Jersey),
49
16
1930s
Nathan Hale (Cleveland, Ohio),
49
17
1930s
Native Ground (New York City, New York),
49
18
1930s
Native Ground (New York City, New York),
49
19
1930s
Native Ground (New York City, New York),
49
20
1930s
Nativity (Los Angeles, California),
49
21
December 16, 1937
Nativity (Portland, Maine),
49
22
January 6, 1938
Nativity (Detroit, Michigan),
49
23
1930s
Nativity (New York City, New York),
49
24
1930s
Natural Man (Seattle, Washington),
49
25
1930s
Natural Man -- Negro (Seattle, Washington),
49
26
1930s
Natural Man -- Negro (Seattle, Washington),
49
27
1930s
Natural Man (Seattle, Washington),
49
28
1930s
Ned McCobb's Daughter (Freeport, New York),
49
29
1930s
Ned McCobb's Daughter (Freeport, New York),
49
30
1930s
New Brooms (San Diego, California),
49
31
April 13, 1938
New Brooms (San Diego, California),
49
32
April 13, 1938
New Brooms (San Diego, California),
49
33
April 13 - 14, 1938
News Clippings (New York City, New York),
49
34
1930s
A Night at Brenda's (Indianapolis, Indiana),
49
35
August 6, 1936
Night of January 16th (San Diego, California),
49
36
April 27 - 28, 1938
Night of January 16th (San Diego, California),
49
37
April 27, 1938
Night of January 16th (Atlanta, Georgia),
49
38
March 31, 1938
Night of January 16th (Holyoke, Massachusetts),
49
39
July 1937
Night Must Fall (Los Angeles, California),
49
40
1930s
Night Must Fall (Los Angeles, California),
49
41
May 3, 1938
Night Must Fall (San Diego, California),
50
1
November 2, 1938
Night Must Fall (San Deigo, California),
50
2
November 2, 1938
Night Must Fall (San Francisco, California),
50
3
July 21, 1938
Night Must Fall (San Francisco, California),
50
4
July 21, 1938
Night Must Fall (San Francisco, California),
50
5
July 21, 1938
Night Must Fall (Denver, Colorado),
50
6
1930s
Night Must Fall (Denver, Colorado),
50
7
December 20, 1938
A Night in Paris -- Vaudeville (Oakland, California),
50
8
1936
A Night in Paris -- Vaudeville (Oakland, California),
50
9
1936
The Ninth Guest (San Diego, California),
50
10
March 22, 1939
The Ninth Guest (San Diego, California),
50
11
March 22, 1939
The Ninth Guest (Jacksonville, Florida),
50
12
1930s
The Ninth Guest (Jacksonville, Florida),
50
13
1930s
No More Frontier (San Francisco, California),
50
14
July 1938
No More Frontier (San Francisco, California),
50
15
1930s
No More Frontier (San Francisco, California),
50
16
July 1938
No More Frontier (San Francisco, California),
50
17
July 1938
No More Frontier (San Francisco, California),
50
18
July 1938
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
50
19
1930s
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
51
1
1930s
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
51
2
1930s
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
51
3
1930s
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
51
4
1930s
No More Peace (Roslyn, New York),
51
5
June 17, 1937
No More Peace (Roslyn, New York),
51
6
1930s
No More Peace (Roslyn, New York),
51
7
1930s
Noah (Los Angeles, California),
51
8
July 2, 1936
Noah (Los Angeles, California),
51
9
1930s
Noah (Hartford, Connecticut),
51
10
May 1, 1937
Noah (New York City, New York),
51
11
1930s
Noah (New York City, New York),
51
12
1930s
Noah (New York City, New York),
51
13
1930s
Noah (San Antonio, Texas),
51
14
October 17, 1936
Noah (Seattle, Washington),
51
15
June 1936
Noah (Seattle, Washington),
51
16
June 1936
Nude with Pineapple (San Francisco, California),
51
17
January 10, 1938
Nude with Pineapple (San Francisco, California),
51
18
January 10, 1938
Nude with Pineapple (San Francisco, California),
51
19
January 10, 1938
Norvelle, Lee -- Scrapbook,
52
1
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Chicago, Illinois),
52
2
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Chicago, Illinois),
52
3
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Chicago, Illinois),
52
4
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Chicago, Illinois),
52
5
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Chicago, Illinois),
52
6
1930s
O Say Can You Sing (Peoria, Illinois),
52
7
1930s
The Octoroon (Los Angeles, California),
52
8
1930s
Old Autumn (San Bernardino, California),
52
9
August 25, 1936
Old Autumn (San Bernardino, California),
52
10
August 25, 1936
The Old Homestead (Syracuse, New York),
52
11
May 23, 1936
The Old Maid (Freeport, New York),
52
12
1930s
The Old Maid (Freeport, New York),
52
13
September 17, 1936
That Old Maid (Freeport, New York),
52
14
September 17, 1936
Oliver Oliver (San Diego, California),
52
15
May 27, 1937
Oliver Oliver (San Diego, California),
52
16
May 27, 1937
Oliver Oliver (San Diego, California),
52
17
May 27, 1937
Oliver Oliver (San Diego, California),
52
18
May 27, 1937
Oliver Twist (New York City, New York),
52
19
1930s
Oliver Twist -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
52
20
1930s
Oliver Twist -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
52
21
1930s
Oliver Twist -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
52
22
1930s
On The Rocks (New York City, New York),
52
23
June 1938
On The Rocks (New York City, New York),
52
24
1930s
On The Rocks (New York City, New York),
52
25
1930s
On The Rocks (New York City, New York),
52
26
June 1938
On The Rocks (New York City, New York),
53
1
1930s
On Top (New York City, New York),
53
2
1930s
On Top (New York City, New York),
53
3
1930s
On Top (New York City, New York),
53
4
1930s
One More Spring (Miami, Florida),
53
5
1930s
One Sunday Afternoon (San Diego, California),
53
6
May 25, 1938
One Sunday Afternoon (San Diego, California),
53
7
May 25, 1938
One Sunday Afternoon (San Diego, California),
53
8
May 25-26, 1938
One Sunday Afternoon (Jacksonville, Florida),
53
9
1930s
One Sunday Afternoon (Jacksonville, Florida),
53
10
May 13, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Hartford, Connecticut and New Orleans, Louisiana),
53
11
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Hartford, Connecticut),
53
12
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Hartford, Connecticut),
53
13
1930s
One-Third of a Nation production photograph
January 19, 1939
One-Third of a Nation production photograph, 1939-01-19
One-Third of a Nation production photograph
January 19, 1939
One-Third of a Nation production photograph, 1939-01-19
One-Third of a Nation production photograph
January 19, 1939
One-Third of a Nation production photograph, 1939-01-19
One-Third of a Nation production photograph
January 19, 1939
One-Third of a Nation production photograph, 1939-01-19
One-Third of a Nation (New Orleans, Louisiana),
53
14
June 30, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Detroit, Michigan),
53
15
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Detroit, Michigan),
53
16
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Detroit, Michigan),
53
17
January 1938
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
53
18
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
53
19
December 1937 - March 1938
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
53
20
January 1938
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
53
21
May 1938
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
53
22
December 1937 - March 1938
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
54
1
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (New York City, New York),
54
2
December 1937 - March 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Portland, Oregon),
54
3
October 1936
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
54
4
October 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
54
5
October 15 - 31, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
54
6
October 15 - 31, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
54
7
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
54
8
October 31, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Seattle, Washington),
54
9
May 2, 1938
One-Third of a Nation (Seattle, Washington),
54
10
1930s
One-Third of a Nation,
54
11
1930s
One-Third of a Nation,
54
12
1930s
Othello (Chicago, Illinois),
54
13
1930s
Othello (New York City, New York),
54
14
1930s
Out of the Night (San Diego, California),
54
15
November 17, 1936
Out of the Night (San Diego, California),
54
16
November 17, 1936
Out of the Night (San Diego, California),
54
17
November 17, 1936
Out of the Night (San Diego, California),
54
18
November 17, 1936
Outside Looking In (Peoria, Illinois),
54
19
1937
Outward Bound (San Francisco, California),
54
20
1930s
Outward Bound (San Francisco, California),
55
1
1930s
Outward Bound,
55
2
1930s
Palace of Truth (White Plains, New York),
55
3
1930s
Palace of Truth (White Plains, New York),
55
4
May 21, 1937
Parents Wanted (Decatur, Illinois),
55
5
1930s
Party's Over (Peoria, Illinois),
55
6
August 1937
Party's Over (Peoria, Illinois),
55
7
August 1937
Party's Over (Peoria, Illinois),
55
8
August 1937
Path of Flowers (New York City, New York),
55
9
1930s
Path of Flowers (New York City, New York),
55
10
1930s
Path of Flowers (New York City, New York),
55
11
1930s
Path of Flowers (New York City, New York),
55
12
1930s
Patience (New York City, New York),
55
13
1930s
Patience (New York City, New York),
55
14
1930s
Penny Wise (San Diego, California),
55
15
March 6, 1939
Penny Wise (San Diego, California),
55
16
March 6, 1939
Penny Wise (San Diego, California),
55
17
March 8, 1939
The People's Choice (San Diego, California),
55
18
July 20, 1937
The People's Choice (San Diego, California),
55
19
July 20, 1937
The People's Choice (San Diego, California),
55
20
July 20, 1937
The People's Choice (San Diego, California),
55
21
July 20, 1937
Personal Appearance (Cedarhurst, New York),
55
22
1930s
Personal Appearance (Cedarhurst, New York),
56
1
1930s
Personal Appearance (Cedarhurst, New York),
56
2
1930s
Personal Appearance (Cedarhurst, New York),
56
3
August 24, 1936
Personal Appearance,
56
4
1930s
Personnel,
56
5
1930s
Personnel (Illinois),
56
6
1930s
Personnel (Illinois),
56
7
1930s
Personnel (Chicago, Illinois),
56
8
1930s
Personnel (Freeport, New York),
56
9
1930s
Personnel -- Living Newspaper Staff (New York),
56
10
1930s
Personnel -- New York City and Lafayette,
56
11
1930s
Personnel -- Picketing (New York City, New York),
56
12
1930s
Personnel (White Plains, New York),
56
13
June 16, 1936
Petrified Forest (Miami, Florida),
56
14
October 16, 1938
Petrouchka (Los Angeles, California),
56
15
1930s
Petrouchka (Los Angeles, California),
56
16
1930s
Petticoat Parade (Los Angeles, California),
56
17
December 18, 1937
Photographs from 1935, Post Road, and others,
56
18
1930s
Photographs of Actors and Actresses of Federal Theatre,
56
19
1930s
Photographs of Unit 1-B,
56
20
1930s
Photographs of USA Work Program WPA,
56
21
1930s
Pierre Patelin (Oakland, California),
56
22
April 18 - 28, 1936
Pierre Patelin (Oakland, California),
56
23
April 28, 1936
Pierre Patelin (New York City, New York),
56
24
October 20, 1937
Pierre Patelin -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
56
25
1930s
Pierre Patelin (New York City, New York),
56
26
October 20, 1937
Pinocchio (Los Angeles, California),
57
1
June 4, 1937
Pinocchio (Los Angeles, California),
57
2
December 4, 1937
Pinocchio (Los Angeles, California),
57
3
December 4, 1937
Pinocchio (San Francisco, California),
57
4
February 9 - 12, 1938
Pinocchio (San Francisco, California),
57
5
February 9 - 12, 1938
Pinocchio (San Francisco, California),
57
6
February 9, 1938
Pinocchio (San Francisco, California),
57
7
February 9 - 12, 1938
Pinocchio (Boston, Massachusetts, Los Angeles, California, and New York City, New York),
57
8
1930s
Pinocchio (Boston, Massachusetts),
57
9
1930s
Pinocchio (New York City, New York),
57
10
1930s
Pinocchio (New York City, New York),
57
11
January 6, 1939
Pinocchio (New York City, New York),
57
12
January 17, 1939
Pinocchio New York production
January 17, 1939
Pinocchio New York production
, 1939-01-17
Pinocchio (New York City, New York),
57
13
1930s
Pinocchio,
57
14
1930s
Pinocchio,
57
15
1930s
Pioneers of Science -- Radio (New York City, New York),
57
16
1930s
Pirates of Penzance (New York City, New York),
57
17
May 1937
Pirates of Penzance (New York City, New York),
57
18
May 1937
The Pizen Song (Jacksonville, Florida),
57
19
June 24, 1936
Plantation Days (Oakland, California),
57
20
1930s
Plantation Days (Oakland, California),
57
21
1930s
Plantation Days -- Negro (Oakland and San Francisco, California),
57
22
June 19, 1936
The Playboy of the Western World (Roslyn, New York),
57
23
January 12, 1939
The Playboy of the Western World (Roslyn, New York),
58
1
January 12, 1939
Pomander Walk (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
58
2
December 22, 1937
Pomander Walk (Boston and Salem, Massachusetts),
58
3
December 22, 1937
Porgy (Hartford, Connecticut),
58
4
1930s
Porgy (Hartford, Connecticut),
58
5
1930s
Portable Caravan -- Set Up,
58
6
1930s
Portable Caravan -- Technical,
58
7
1930s
Portable Caravan -- Variety Unit,
58
8
June 1937
Portable Theatre (Jacksonville, Florida),
58
9
February 19, 1938
Portable Theatre (Jacksonville, Florida),
58
10
February 19, 1938
Possession (Freeport, New York),
58
11
1930s
Post Road (San Diego, California),
58
12
October 17, 1938
Post Road (San Diego, California),
58
13
October 17, 1938
Post Road (Denver, Colorado),
58
14
1930s
Post Road (Denver, Colorado),
58
15
November 5, 1938
Post Road (Hempstead, New York),
58
16
1930s
Post Road (Hempstead, New York),
58
17
July 2, 1936
Post Road (Hempstead, New York),
58
18
1930s
Post Road,
59
1
1930s
Power (San Francisco, California),
59
2
July 28 - August 19, 1937
Power (San Francisco, California),
59
3
July 28 - August 19, 1937
Power (San Francisco, California),
59
4
August 19, 1937
Power (San Francisco, California),
59
5
August 19, 1937
Power (Chicago, Illinois),
59
6
1930s
Power (New York),
59
7
1930s
Power (New York City, New York),
59
8
1930s
Power (New York City, New York),
59
9
1930s
Power (New York City, New York),
59
10
1930s
Power (New York City, New York),
59
11
1930s
Power (Seattle, Washington),
59
12
1930s
Power,
59
13
February 1937
Power,
60
1
1930s
Power,
60
2
1930s
Power,
60
3
1930s
Prelude to Swing (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
60
4
1930s
Prelude to Swing (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
60
5
June 15, 1939
Prelude to Swing (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
60
6
1930s
Prelude to Swing,
60
7
May 12, 1939
The President's Ball,
60
8
1930s
The President's Ball,
60
9
1930s
Processional (New York City, New York),
60
10
1930s
Processional (New York City, New York),
60
11
1930s
Processional (New York City, New York),
60
12
1930s
Processional (New York City, New York),
60
13
1930s
Processional (New York City, New York),
60
14
1930s
Production in Frame,
60
15
1930s
Production in Frame,
60
16
1930s
Professor Mamlock (Los Angeles, California),
60
17
1930s
Professor Mamlock (Los Angeles, California),
60
18
August 16 - 22, 1938
Professor Mamlock (San Diego, California),
60
19
1938
Professor Mamlock (New York),
60
20
1930s
Professor Mamlock (New York City, New York),
60
21
1930s
Professor Mamlock (New York City, New York),
60
22
1930s
Professor Mamlock (New York City, New York),
60
23
1930s
Project Display at Federal Housing Exposition (White Plains, New York),
60
24
May 14, 1937
Prologue to Glory (Los Angeles, California),
60
25
June 16, 1938
Prologue to Glory (Los Angeles, California),
61
1
June 16 - 19, 1938
Prologue to Glory (San Francisco, California),
61
2
May 5 - 6, 1938
Prologue to Glory (San Francisco, California),
61
3
May 5 - 6, 1938
Prologue to Glory (San Francisco, California),
61
4
1930s
Prologue to Glory (San Francisco, California),
61
5
1930s
Prologue to Glory (San Francisco, California),
61
6
May 6, 1938
Prologue to Glory (Chicago, Illinois),
61
7
1930s
Prologue to Glory (Chicago, Illinois),
61
8
1930s
Prologue to Glory (Chicago, Illinois, and New York City, New York),
61
9
1930s
Prologue to Glory (New Orleans, Louisiana),
61
10
January 1, 1939
Prologue to Glory (New York City, New York),
61
11
1930s
Prologue to Glory (New York City, New York),
61
12
May 1939
Prologue to Glory (New York City, New York),
61
13
1930s
Prologue to Glory (New York City, New York),
61
14
1930s
Prologue to Glory,
61
15
1930s
Prologue to Glory,
61
16
1930s
Publicity -- Brazilian actors (New York City, New York),
61
17
1930s
Publicity (Los Angeles, California),
61
18
1930s
Publicity (Oakland, California),
61
19
1930s
Publicity -- Federal Theatre magazine stills,
61
20
1930s
Publicity (Miami, Florida),
61
21
1930s
Publicity (Freeport, New York),
61
22
1930s
Publicity (New York City, New York),
61
23
1930s
Publicity (New York City, New York),
61
24
1930s
Publicity (New York City, New York),
61
25
1930s
Publicity (Seattle, Washington),
61
26
1930s
Punch and Judy -- Puppet Show,
61
27
1930s
Punch and Judy -- Puppet Show,
61
28
1930s
Puppet Show Cart,
62
1
1930s
The Purple Door Knob (San Francisco, California),
62
2
June 22, 1936
The Purple Door Knob (San Francisco, California),
62
3
June 22, 1936
Purple is as Purple Does (Los Angeles, California),
62
4
1930s
Purple is as Purple Does (Los Angeles, California),
62
5
1930s
Purple is as Purple Does (Los Angeles, California),
62
6
1930s
Purple is as Purple Does (Los Angeles, California),
62
7
November 24, 1936
Purple is as Purple Does (Los Angeles, California),
62
8
1930s
Pursuit of Happiness (Los Angeles, California),
62
9
August 10, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (Los Angeles, California),
62
10
August 10 - 11, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Diego, California),
62
11
August 21 - September 1, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Diego, California),
62
12
August 31 - September 1, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Diego, California),
62
13
August 31 - September 1, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Francisco, California),
62
14
June 30 - July 6, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Francisco, California),
62
15
June 30 - July 6, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Francisco, California),
62
16
July 1 - 5, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (San Francisco, California),
62
17
July 1 - 5, 1937
Pursuit of Happiness (Denver, Colorado),
62
18
December 23, 1937
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
62
19
July 7, 1937
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
62
20
July 7, 1937
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
62
21
July 7, 1937
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
63
1
July 7, 1937
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
63
2
July 7, 1937
The Queen's Husband (San Diego, California),
63
3
January 12, 1938
The Queen's Husband (San Diego, California),
63
4
January 12, 1938
The Queen's Husband (San Diego, California),
63
5
January 12, 1938
The Queen's Husband (San Diego, California),
63
6
January 12, 1938
Race of Life (New York City, New York),
63
7
1930s
Rachel's Man (Los Angeles, California),
63
8
June 10, 1937
Rachel's Man (Los Angeles, California),
63
9
June 10, 1937
Rachel's Man (Los Angeles, California),
63
10
June 10, 1937
Rachel's Man (San Diego, California),
63
11
June 10, 1937
Rachel's Man (San Diego, California),
63
12
April 23, 1937
Rachel's Man (San Deigo, California),
63
13
April 23, 1937
Rachel's Man (San Deigo, California),
63
14
April 23, 1937
Rachel's Man (Denver, Colorado),
63
15
1930s
Rachel's Man (Denver, Colorado),
63
16
June 26, 1937
Rachel's Man (Des Moines, Iowa),
63
17
1930s
Rachel's Man (Des Moines, Iowa),
63
18
1930s
Rachel's Man (Des Moines, Iowa),
63
19
1930s
Radio -- Jewish Players (New York City, New York),
63
20
1930s
Radio -- Miscellaneous (New York City, New York),
63
21
1930s
Radio -- Radio Almanac (New York City, New York),
63
22
1930s
New York City Radio Almanac, Radio Unit
circa 1935-1939
New York City Radio Almanac, Radio Unit, 1935-1939
New York City Radio Almanac, Radio Unit
circa 1935-1939
New York City Radio Almanac, Radio Unit, 1935-1939
Radio -- Portraits in Oils (New York City, New York),
63
23
1930s
Radio -- Station WHN (New York City, New York),
63
24
1930s
Radio -- Station WOR (New York City, New York),
63
25
1930s
Radio (New York City, New York),
63
26
1930s
Radio (White Plains, New York),
63
27
May 24, 1938
Radio,
63
28
1930s
Radio Division,
63
29
1930s
Radio -- Project Equipment,
63
30
1930s
Radio -- Project Equipment,
63
31
1930s
Radio -- Evan Roberts and Staff (New York City, New York),
63
32
1930s
Radio Project -- Indian Story -- Almanac Players New York City, New York),
63
32
1930s
Radio Unit Banquet (New York City, New York),
63
33
1930s
Rain (San Bernardino, California),
63
34
1930s
Raker, Lorin (Los Angeles, California),
63
35
1930s
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Los Angeles, California),
63
36
1930s
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Los Angeles, California),
64
1
1930s
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Los Angeles, California),
64
2
October 18, 1937
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Los Angeles, California),
64
3
October 18, 1937
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Los Angeles, California),
64
4
October 18, 1937
Ready! Aim! Fire! (San Diego, California),
64
5
1930s
Ready! Aim! Fire! (Tampa, Florida),
64
6
March 16, 1938
Ready! Aim! Fire!,
64
7
1930s
Rebound (Syracuse, New York),
64
8
April 2, 1936
Redemption (Los Angeles, California),
64
9
1930s
Redemption (Los Angeles, California),
64
10
1930s
Redemption -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
64
11
December 23, 1936
Redemption -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
64
12
December 23, 1936
A Regular Fix (New York City, New York),
64
13
1930s
A Regular Fix (New York City, New York),
64
14
1930s
A Regular Fix (New York City, New York),
64
15
1930s
Reich, Molka,
64
16
1930s
Relatives (Los Angeles, California),
64
17
February 3, 1937
Relatives (Los Angeles, California),
64
18
1930s
Remember the Day (Jacksonville, Florida),
64
19
June 23, 1939
Remember the Day (Jacksonville, Florida),
64
20
1930s
Remember the Day (Hempstead, New York),
64
21
1930s
Remember the Day (Hempstead, New York),
64
22
March 9, 1936
Remember the Day (Hempstead, New York),
64
23
1930s
Return to Death (Boston, Massachusetts),
64
24
August 18, 1938
Return to Death (Boston, Massachusetts),
64
25
1930s
Revolt of the Beavers (New York City, New York),
64
26
1930s
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City
1937
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City, 1937
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City
1937
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City, 1937
Revolt of the Beavers (New York City, New York),
64
27
1930s
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City
1937
Revolt of the Beavers, New York City, 1937
Revolt of the Beavers (New York City, New York),
64
28
1930s
Revolt of the Beavers (New York City, New York),
64
29
1930s
Revue of Reviews (Los Angeles, California),
64
30
January 13, 1937
Reward (Tampa, Florida),
64
31
April 24 - May 1, 1939
Riddle Me This (New York City, New York),
64
32
1930s
Riddle Me This (New York City, New York),
64
33
1930s
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
65
1
1930s
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (San Francisco, California),
65
2
1930s
Rip Van Winkle (Chicago, Illinois),
65
3
1930s
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (Buffalo, New York),
65
4
September 25, 1936
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (Buffalo, New York),
65
5
1930s
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (Buffalo, New York),
65
6
1930s
Rip Van Winkle -- Marionette (Roslyn, New York),
65
7
September 23, 1938
Rip Van Winkle,
65
8
1930s
Rip Van Winkle,
65
9
1930s
Rip Van Winkle,
65
10
1930s
Rip Van Winkle,
65
11
1930s
Rip Van Winkle,
65
12
May 13 - 15, 1936
The Rise of Silas Lapham (Jacksonville, Florida),
65
13
1930s
The Rise of Silas Lapham (Jacksonville, Florida),
65
14
February 6, 1939
Roadside (Los Angeles, California),
65
15
1930s
Roadside (Los Angeles, California),
65
16
April 6, 1938
Roadside (Los Angeles, California),
65
17
April 6, 1938
Roaring Girl (Los Angeles, California),
65
18
February 2, 1937
Roaring Girl (Los Angeles, California),
65
19
February 2, 1937
Robson, William N.,
65
20
1930s
Romantic Young Lady (San Diego, California),
65
21
1930s
Romantic Young Lady (San Diego, California),
65
22
May 12, 1936
Romantic Young Lady (San Diego, California),
65
23
May 12, 1936
Room Service (San Diego, California),
65
24
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California, 1938-12-28
Room Service, San Diego, California
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California, 1938-12-28
Room Service (San Diego, California),
65
25
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California, 1938-12-28
Room Service, San Diego, California
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California, 1938-12-28
Room Service, San Diego, California
December 28, 1938
Room Service, San Diego, California, 1938-12-28
Room Service (San Francisco, California),
65
26
November 27, 1938
Room Service, San Francisco, California
November 27, 1938
Room Service, San Francisco, California, 1938-11-27
Room Service (San Francisco, California),
65
27
November 27, 1938
Room Service (San Francisco, California),
65
28
November 27, 1938
Room Service (Denver, Colorado),
65
29
1930s
Room Service, Denver, Colorado
January 21, 1939
Room Service, Denver, Colorado, 1939-01-21
Room Service, Denver, Colorado
January 21, 1939
Room Service, Denver, Colorado, 1939-01-21
Room Service (Denver, Colorado),
65
30
January 21, 1939
Room Service (Tampa, Florida),
66
1
January 15, 1939
Room Service (New Orleans, Louisiana),
66
2
May 11, 1939
Room Service, New Orleans, Louisiana
May 11, 1939
Room Service, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1939-05-11
Room Service, New Orleans, Louisiana
May 11, 1939
Room Service, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1939-05-11
Room Service -- Various Productions,
66
3
1937 - 1938
Room Service,
66
4
May 11, 1939
Roosevelt, Eleanor,
66
5
1930s
Roosevelt, Eleanor,
66
6
1930s
Roosevelt, Eleanor,
66
7
1930s
The Rose of Picardy (Syracuse, New York),
66
8
September 3, 1936
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
9
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
10
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
11
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
12
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
13
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (Los Angeles, California),
66
14
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (San Diego, California),
66
15
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (San Francisco, California),
66
16
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (San Francisco, California),
66
17
1930s
Run, Little Chillun (San Francisco, California),
66
18
January 11, 1939
R. U. R. (Jacksonville, Florida),
66
19
1930s
R. U. R. (Jacksonville, Florida),
66
20
March 24, 1939
R. U. R. (New York City, New York),
66
21
1930s
R. U. R. (New York City, New York),
66
22
1930s
R. U. R. -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
66
23
1930s
Ruth, Babe,
66
24
1930s
The Sabine Women (San Francisco, California),
66
25
1930s
The Sabine Women (San Francisco, California),
66
26
1930s
The Sabine Women (San Francisco, California),
66
27
March 9, 1936
Sacrifice of Isaac (Roslyn, New York),
66
28
1930s
Sailors' Ballad (New York City, New York),
66
29
1930s
Sailors' Ballad (New York City, New York),
66
30
1930s
Sailors' Ballad (New York City, New York),
66
31
1930s
Saint Elmo (Syracuse, New York),
66
32
April 9, 1936
Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners,
66
33
1930s
Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners,
66
34
1930s
Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners,
66
35
1930s
Salt Water (Syracuse, New York),
66
36
June 20, 1936
Salut Au Monde (New York City, New York),
66
37
1930s
Salut Au Monde (New York City, New York),
66
38
1930s
Salut Au Monde (New York City, New York),
66
39
1930s
Salut Au Monde (New York City, New York),
66
40
1930s
The Sap (San Diego, California),
66
41
February 9, 1938
Saturday's Children (San Deigo, California),
67
1
September 14, 1937
Saturday's Children (San Deigo, California),
67
2
September 14, 1937
Saturday's Children (San Deigo, California),
67
3
September 14 - 15, 1937
Saturday's Children (San Deigo, California),
67
4
September 14, 1937
Saturday's Children (Denver, Colorado),
67
5
1930s
Saturday's Children (Denver, Colorado),
67
6
February 12, 1938
Saturday's Children (Jacksonville, Florida),
67
7
1930s
Savage, G. G., Florence James, J. Howard Miller and Guy Williams,
67
8
1930s
Scamper (Gary, Indiana),
67
9
1930s
Scamper (Gary, Indiana),
67
10
February 18, 1937
School for Wives,
67
11
1930s
Scrapbook (Chicago, Illinois),
67
12
1930s
Scrapbook (Chicago, Illinois),
67
13
1930s
Seat Plan for Castle Theatre, Long Beach,
67
14
1930s
Secret Service (San Diego, California),
67
15
1930s
Secret Service (San Diego, California),
67
16
May 27, 1936
See How They Run (San Francisco, California),
67
17
September 4, 1938
See How They Run (San Francisco, California),
67
18
September 4, 1938
See How They Run (San Francisco, California),
67
19
1930s
See How They Run (Seattle, Washington),
67
20
September 27, 1938
See How They Run (Seattle, Washington),
67
21
September 27, 1938
See How They Run (Seattle, Washington),
67
22
September 27, 1938
See Naples and Die (Chicago, Illinois),
67
23
December 29, 1938
See Naples and Die (Salem, Massachusetts),
67
24
1930s
Set (Freeport, New York),
67
25
1930s
Set (Freeport, New York),
67
26
September 17, 1936
Set -- Design and Execution (New York City, New York),
67
27
1930s
Set -- Lafayette (New York City, New York),
67
28
1930s
Set (New York City, New York),
67
29
1930s
Set (New York City, New York),
67
30
1930s
Set -- Models,
67
31
1930s
Set -- Models (Newark, New Jersey),
67
32
1930s
Set -- Models (Newark, New Jersey),
67
33
1930s
Seventh Heaven (Los Angeles, California),
67
34
1930s
Seventh Heaven (Los Angeles, California),
67
35
June 1 - 4, 1936
Seventh Heaven (Los Angeles, California),
67
36
June 1, 1936
She Passed Through Lorraine (Hartford, Connecticut),
67
37
1930s
She Passed Through Lorraine (Hartford, Connecticut),
67
38
1930s
She Passed Through Lorraine (Miami, Florida),
68
1
1930s
She Passed Through Lorraine (Miami, Florida),
68
2
September 15, 1937
She Passed Through Lorraine (Miami, Florida),
68
3
1930s
She Stoops to Conquer (Jacksonville, Florida),
68
4
1930s
She Stoops to Conquer (Jacksonville, Florida),
68
5
February 25, 1938
She Stoops to Conquer (New York City, New York),
68
6
1930s
She Stoops to Conquer (New York City, New York),
68
7
1930s
Sherlock Holmes (New York City, New York),
68
8
1930s
The Ship (San Diego, California),
68
9
November 23, 1937
The Ship (San Diego, California),
68
10
November 22 - 26, 1937
The Ship (San Diego, California),
68
11
November 22 - 26, 1937
The Show Off -- Yiddish (Boston, Massachusetts),
68
12
1930s
The Show Off -- Negro (New York City, New York),
68
13
1930s
The Show Off -- Negro (New York City, New York),
68
14
1930s
The Show Off,
68
15
1930s
Showing Off (New York City, New York),
68
16
1930s
Showing Off (New York City, New York),
68
17
1930s
Sign -- "Free Shows in the Park",
68
18
1930s
The Silver Cord (San Diego, California),
68
19
January 9, 1937
The Silver Cord (San Diego, California),
68
20
January 9, 1937
The Silver Cord,
68
21
1930s
Simon, Louis,
68
22
1930s
Sing a Song of Safety -- Marionettes (New York City, New York),
68
23
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
68
24
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
68
25
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
68
26
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
68
27
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
68
28
1930s
Sing for Your Supper (New York City, New York),
69
1
1930s
The Singing and the Gold (New York City, New York),
69
2
1930s
The Singing and the Gold (New York City, New York),
69
3
1930s
The Singing and the Gold (New York City, New York),
69
4
1930s
Sir Frog Goes A-Travelin' (Cleveland, Ohio),
69
5
October 1937
Sleeping Beauty (Jacksonville, Florida),
69
6
1930s
Sleeping Beauty,
69
7
December 13, 1937
Sloping West (Portland, Oregon),
69
8
March 2, 1937
Sloping West, Portland, Oregon
March 2, 1937
Sloping West, Portland, Oregon, 1937-03-02
Sloping West, Portland, Oregon
March 2, 1937
Sloping West, Portland, Oregon, 1937-03-02
Solid South (Peoria, Illinois),
69
9
1937
Souvenir Du Bal Musette,
69
10
1930s
Special Events -- Bronx Wintergarden Pageant (New York),
69
11
1930s
Special Events -- Constitutional Pageant (New York City, New York),
69
12
1930s
Special Events -- Marionette Anniversary (New York City, New York),
69
13
1930s
Special Events -- May Day Festival (New York City, New York),
69
14
1930s
Special Events -- Washington Square Carnival (New York City, New York),
69
15
1930s
Spirochete (Chicago, Illinois),
69
16
May 4, 1938
Spirochete (Chicago, Illinois),
69
17
1930s
Spirochete (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
69
18
February 27, 1939
Spirochete
February 27, 1939
Spirochete, 1939-02-27
Spirochete (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
69
19
1930s
Spirochete
1939
Spirochete, 1939
Spirochete (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
69
20
February 27, 1939
Spirochete (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
69
21
February 21, 1939
Spirochete -- Various Locations,
69
22
1930s
Spirochete -- Various Locations,
69
23
1930s
Spirochete,
69
24
1930s
Spirochete (Seattle, Washington),
69
25
1930s
Spirochete (Seattle, Washington),
69
26
February 15, 1939
Sports Parade (Tampa, Florida),
69
27
December 5, 1937
Sports Parade (Tampa, Florida),
69
28
December 5, 1937
Spread Eagle (Bridgeport, Connecticut),
69
28
1930s
Squall (Los Angeles, California),
69
29
April 4, 1937
Squall (Los Angeles, California),
69
30
1930s
The Squall (Denver, Colorado),
69
31
1930s
Squaring the Circle (San Diego, California),
69
32
July 6, 1938
Squaring the Circle (San Diego, California),
69
33
July 6, 1938
Squaring the Circle (San Diego, California),
69
34
July 6, 1938
Squaring the Circle (San Francisco, California),
69
35
June 5 - 10, 1938
Squaring the Circle (San Francisco, California),
70
1
May 5 - 10, 1938
Squaring the Circle (San Francisco, California),
70
2
June 5 - 10, 1938
Squaring the Circle (Denver, Colorado),
70
3
1930s
Squaring the Circle (Denver, Colorado),
70
4
1930s
S. S. Glencairn (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
70
5
August 8 - 22, 1938
S. S. Glencairn (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
70
6
1938
Stage Props,
70
7
1930s
Stage Set,
70
8
1930s
Stage Set,
70
9
1930s
Standard Detail Charts,
70
10
1930s
Staton, Joe,
70
11
1930s
Stevedore (Seattle, Washington),
70
12
1930s
Stevedore (Seattle, Washington),
70
13
June 1936
The Straw (Chicago, Illinois),
70
14
October 26 - December 18, 1937
The Straw (Chicago, Illinois),
70
15
1930s
Street Scene (Chicago, Illinois),
70
16
1930s
String Fever -- Costume Design,
70
17
1930s
String Fever -- Costume Design by B. Epstein,
70
18
1930s
String Fever -- Marionettes (New York City, New York),
70
19
1930s
String Fever -- Marionettes (New York City, New York),
70
20
1930s
String Fever -- Marionettes (New York City, New York),
70
21
1930s
A String of Pearls (Los Angeles, California),
70
22
1930s
Summer Theatre (Poughkeepsie, New York),
70
23
July 30, 1937
Summer Theatre (Poughkeepsie, New York),
70
24
1930s
The Sun and I (San Francisco, California),
70
25
January 28, 1938
The Sun and I (San Francisco, California),
70
26
January 28, 1938
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
70
27
1930s
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
70
28
1930s
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
71
1
1930s
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
71
2
1930s
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
71
3
1930s
The Sun and I (New York City, New York),
71
4
1930s
The Sun Rises in the West (Los Angeles, California),
71
5
1930s
The Sun Rises in the West (Los Angeles, California),
71
6
June 29, 1938
The Sun Rises in the West (Los Angeles, California),
71
7
1930s
Sunday (Los Angeles, California),
71
8
July 26, 1936
Sunday (Los Angeles, California),
71
9
1930s
Sun Up (Freeport, New York),
71
10
1930s
Sun Up (New York City, New York),
71
11
1930s
Sun Up (New York City, New York),
71
12
1930s
Sun Up (New York City, New York),
71
13
1930s
Sweet Land (New York City, New York),
71
14
1930s
Sweet Land -- Negro Youth Unit (New York City, New York),
71
15
1930s
Sweet Land -- Negro Youth Unit (New York City, New York),
71
16
1930s
Swing It (New York City, New York),
71
17
1930s
Swing It -- Negro (New York City, New York),
71
18
1930s
Swing It -- Negro (New York City, New York),
71
19
1930s
Swing It,
71
20
1930s
Swing It,
71
21
1930s
Swing It,
71
22
1930s
Swing It,
71
23
1930s
Swing Parade (San Francisco, California),
72
1
April 8 - 19, 1937
Swing Parade (San Francisco, California),
72
2
April 8, 1937
Swing Parade (San Francisco, California),
72
3
April 1937
Swing Parade (San Francisco, California),
72
4
April 8 - 9, 1937
The Switching Hour (San Francisco, California),
72
5
1930s
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper (Chicago, Illinois),
72
6
February 23, 1938
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper (New York City, New York),
72
7
1930s
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper -- Yiddish (New York City, New York),
72
8
1930s
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper -- Yiddish (New York City, New York),
72
9
1930s
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper,
72
10
1930s
The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper,
72
11
1930s
Take My Advice (Oakland, California),
72
12
1930s
Take My Advice (San Diego, California),
72
13
September 1, 1936
Take My Advice (San Diego, California),
72
14
September 1, 1936
Take My Advice (San Diego, California),
72
15
September 1, 1936
Take the Air (New York City, New York),
72
16
1930s
Take the Air (New York City, New York),
72
17
1930s
Tales of Hoffman (Los Angeles and Long Beach, California),
72
18
1930s
Tamed and How (Hempstead, New York),
72
19
1930s
Tamed and How (Hempstead, New York),
72
20
1930s
Tamed and How (New York City, New York, and Long Beach, California),
73
1
1930s
Tamed and How (White Plains, New York),
73
2
July 14, 1936
Tamed and How (Yonkers, New York),
73
3
1930s
Tamed and How,
73
4
1930s
Tamed and How,
73
5
1930s
Tamed and How -- Veterans Band of Yonkers,
73
6
1930s
Taming of the Shrew (Oakland, California),
73
7
1930s
Taming of the Shrew (Washington, Seattle),
73
8
1930s
Tamris, Bay, Bolton (Poughkeepsie, New York),
73
9
1930s
Tamiris, Bay, Bolton (Poughkeepsie, New York),
73
10
July 30, 1937
Tea for Three (Freeport, New York),
73
11
1930s
Technical -- Lafayette,
73
12
1930s
Technical -- Lighting (Oakland, California),
73
13
1930s
Technical -- Living Newspaper Productions (New York),
73
14
1930s
Technical -- Photography (Freeport, New York),
73
15
1930s
Technical -- Sound,
73
16
1930s
A Teller of Tales -- Children (Los Angeles, California),
73
17
1930s
Television (Tampa, Florida),
73
18
June 17, 1939
Ten Nights in a Barroom (Jacksonville, Florida),
73
19
1930s
Tent (Peoria, Illinois),
73
20
1930s
Tent of Federal Theatre,
73
21
1930s
Tent of Federal Theatre,
73
22
1930s
Terrible Meek (Elmhurst, New York),
73
23
1930s
Terrible Meek,
73
24
1930s
Terrible Meek,
73
25
November 6, 1936
A Texas Steer (Los Angeles, California),
73
26
May 18, 1936
Theatres -- 5th Avenue Theatre,
73
27
1930s
Theatres -- Blackstone Theatre,
73
28
1930s
Theatres -- Chinese (San Francisco, California),
73
29
1930s
Theatres (San Bernardino, California),
73
30
1930s
Theatres -- Slyvan Theatre (San Francisco, California),
73
31
February 13 - March 22, 1939
Theatres -- Castle (Long Beach, New York),
73
32
1930s
Theatres -- Four Seasons (New York),
73
33
1930s
Theatres -- Four Seasons (New York),
73
34
1930s
Theatres -- Models (California),
73
35
1930s
Theatres -- Models (Seattle, Washington),
73
36
October 13, 1936
Theatres -- Playhouse (New York),
74
1
1930s
Theatres -- Savory (California),
74
2
1930s
Theatres -- Sylvan, Treasure Island,
74
3
February 13 - March 22, 1939
Theatres -- Treasure Island (San Francisco, California),
74
4
February 13 - March 15, 1939
Theatres -- Treasure Island (San Francisco, California),
74
5
1930s
Theatres -- Theatre Marquees (New York City, New York),
74
6
1930s
Theatres -- Treasure Island (San Francisco, California),
74
7
1930s
Theatres -- Treasure Island, Caravan (New York),
74
8
1930s
Theatres -- Treasure Island (San Francisco, California),
74
9
February 13, 1939 - March 15, 1939
Theatres -- Warburton Theatre,
74
10
1930s
Theatres -- Theatre Headquarters (Freeport, New York),
74
11
1930s
Theatre Technique (New York City, New York),
74
12
1930s
Their Greatest Stories -- Radio,
74
13
1930s
There's Always Juliet (Freeport, New York),
74
14
September 1, 1936
There's Always Juliet (Freeport, New York),
74
15
September 1, 1936
There's Always Juliet (Freeport, New York),
74
16
September 12, 1936
These Few Ashes (San Francisco, California),
74
17
September 18, 1938
These Few Ashes (San Francisco, California),
74
18
September 18, 1938
These Few Ashes (San Francisco, California),
74
19
September 18, 1938
These Few Ashes (Denver, Colorado),
74
20
1930s
These Few Ashes (Denver, Colorado),
74
21
June 11, 1937
They Knew What They Wanted (Freeport, New York),
74
22
1930s
Three Cornered Moon (Freeport, New York),
74
23
1930s
Three Men on a Horse (Syracuse, New York),
74
24
October 1, 1936
Three Wise Fools (Los Angeles, California),
74
25
October 5, 1936
Three Wise Fools (San Diego, California),
75
1
June 23, 1936
Three Wise Fools (San Diego, California),
75
2
June 23, 1936
Three Wise Fools,
75
3
1930s
Three Wise Fools,
75
4
1930s
This Pretty World (Denver, Colorado),
75
5
1930s
This Pretty World (Denver, Colorado),
75
6
1930s
This Pretty World (Denver, Colorado),
75
7
March 19, 1938
To The Ladies (San Diego, California),
75
8
June 22, 1938
To The Ladies (San Diego, California),
75
9
June 22 - 23, 1938
To The Ladies (Los Angeles, California),
75
10
1930s
Tobias and the Angel (New York City, New York),
75
11
1930s
Tobias and the Angel (New York City, New York),
75
12
1930s
Tobias and the Angel,
75
13
1930s
Toby Tyler's Circus (New York City, New York),
75
14
1930s
Tommy (San Diego, California),
75
15
March 26, 1937
Tommy (San Diego, California),
75
16
1930s
Tomorrow, Tomorrow (Roslyn, New York),
75
17
1930s
Tomorrow's a Holiday (Los Angeles, California),
75
18
May 6 - 10, 1937
Tomorrow's a Holiday (Seattle, Washington),
75
19
March 31, 1938
Tomorrow's a Holiday (Seattle, Washington),
75
20
March 31, 1938
Tom Thumb Circus -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
75
21
1930s
Tom Thumb Circus -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
75
22
1930s
Tom Thumb Circus -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
75
23
1930s
Tom Thumb Circus -- Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
75
24
1930s
Tons of Money (New York City, New York),
75
26
June 10 - 11, 1937
Tons of Money (New York City, New York),
75
25
1937
Tons of Money (New York City, New York),
75
27
June 10 - 11, 1937
Tons of Money,
75
28
1930s
Too Lucky (Tacoma, Washington),
76
1
July 1936
Touch of Brimstone (San Francisco, California),
76
2
March 3, 1937
Touch of Brimstone (San Francisco, California),
76
3
March 3, 1937
A Touch of Brimstone (San Francisco, California),
76
4
March 3, 1937
Touch of Brimstone (Hartford, Connecticut),
76
5
1930s
Touch of Brimstone (Hartford, Connecticut),
76
6
1930s
The Toy Shop (Portland, Maine),
76
7
January 6, 1938
Tragedy of Man -- Radio (New York City, New York),
76
8
1930s
The Treasure (Los Angeles, California),
76
9
December 15 - 16, 1937
The Treasure -- Yiddish (Los Angeles, California),
76
10
December 15 - 16, 1937
Treasure Hunt (New York City, New York),
76
11
1930s
Treasure Hunt (New York City, New York),
76
12
1930s
Treasure Island (New York City, New York),
76
13
1930s
Treasure Island (New York City, New York),
76
14
1930s
Treasure Island (New York City, New York),
76
15
May - June 1938
Treasure Island -- Marionette (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma),
76
16
1938
Treasure Island,
76
17
May 1938
Treasure Island,
76
18
1930s
Treasure Island,
76
19
1930s
Trial By Jury (New York City, New York),
76
20
1930s
Trial By Jury (New York City, New York),
76
21
1930s
The Trial of Dr. Beck (Boston, Massachusetts),
76
22
1930s
The Trial of Dr. Beck -- Negro (Boston, Massachusetts),
76
23
July 27, 1939
The Trial of Dr. Beck (New York City, New York),
76
24
1930s
The Trial of Dr. Beck -- Negro (New York City, New York),
76
25
1930s
The Trial of Dr. Beck -- Negro (New York City, New York),
76
26
1930s
Trial of Mary Dugan (Bridgeport, Connecticut),
76
27
1930s
Trial of Mary Dugan (Bridgeport, Connecticut),
76
28
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (Los Angeles, California),
76
29
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (Chicago, Illinois),
76
30
1936
Triple-A Plowed Under (New York City, New York),
76
31
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (New York City, New York),
77
1
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (New York City, New York),
77
2
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (New York City, New York),
77
3
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under -- Various Productions,
77
4
1930s
Trois Bon Amis -- French Unit (Los Angeles, California),
77
5
January 13, 1937
Trois Bon Amis -- French Unit (Los Angeles, California),
77
6
January 13, 1937
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
7
1930s
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
8
1930s
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
9
1930s
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
10
1930s
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
11
1930s
Trojan Incident (New York City, New York),
77
12
1930s
Trojan Incident,
77
13
1930s
Trojan Incident,
77
14
1930s
Truck containing props,
77
15
1930s
Turn to the Right (Los Angeles, California),
77
16
1930s
Turn to the Right (San Diego, California),
77
17
1930s
Turn to the Right (San Diego, California),
77
18
July 21, 1936
Turn to the Right (San Diego, California),
77
19
July 21, 1936
Turpentine (New York City, New York),
77
20
1930s
Turpentine (New York City, New York),
77
21
1930s
Turpentine -- Negro (New York City, New York),
77
22
1930s
Turpentine -- Negro (New York City, New York),
77
23
1930s
Turpentine -- Negro (New York City, New York),
77
24
1930s
Turpentine,
77
25
1930s
Tweedles (Oakland, California),
77
26
1930s
Tweedles (Oakland, California),
77
27
June 12, 1936
Tweedles (Oakland, California),
77
28
1930s
Twelfth Night (Los Angeles, California),
77
29
1930s
Twelfth Night (Jacksonville, Florida),
77
30
1930s
Twelfth Night (Jacksonville, Florida),
78
1
January 13, 1938
Twelfth Night (Miami, Florida),
78
2
March 29, 1937
Twelfth Night (Miami, Florida),
78
3
March 29, 1937
Twelfth Night (Miami, Florida),
78
4
March 29, 1937
Two A Day (Los Angeles, California),
78
5
October 28, 1938
Two A Day -- Vaudeville (Los Angeles, California),
78
6
October 28, 1938
Two A Day (Los Angeles, California),
78
7
1930s
Two A Day (Los Angeles, California),
78
8
1930s
Two A Day (Los Angeles, California),
78
9
1930s
Two A Day (San Francisco, California),
78
10
1930s
The Two Hundred Thousand -- Yiddish (Boston, Massachusetts),
78
11
December 6, 1938
The Two Hundred Thousand -- Yiddish (Boston, Massachusetts),
78
12
1930s
The Two Hundred Thousand -- Yiddish (Boston, Massachusetts),
78
13
December 6, 1938
Two Hundred Were Chosen (Peoria, Illinois),
78
14
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
78
15
April 23, 1937
Uncle Tom's Cabin -- Marionette (Los Angeles, California),
78
16
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Jacksonville, Florida),
78
17
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Jacksonville, Florida),
78
18
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Jacksonville, Florida),
78
19
April 11 - 29, 1939
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Springfield, Illinois),
78
20
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Buffalo, New York),
78
21
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin -- Marionette,
78
22
1930s
Uncle Tom's Cabin,
78
23
1930s
Uncle Vanya (Los Angeles, California),
78
24
1930s
Uncle Vanya (Los Angeles, California),
78
25
1930s
Uncle Vanya (Los Angeles, California),
78
26
December 8 , 1936
Uncle Vanya (Los Angeles, California),
78
27
December 8 , 1936
Undertow (Bronx, New York),
78
28
1930s
Unidentified,
78
29
1930s
Unidentified -- Backstage,
78
30
1930s
Unidentified -- Behind the Scenes,
78
31
1930s
Unidentified photographs,
78
32
1930s
Unidentified photographs,
78
33
1930s
Unidentified photographs,
78
34
1930s
Unidentified photographs,
78
35
1930s
Unidentified group photographs,
78
36
1930s
Unidentified group photographs,
78
37
1930s
Unidentified negatives,
78
38
1930s
Unidentified photographs,
78
39
1930s
Unidentified photograph of a bust,
78
40
1930s
Unidentified photograph of a bust,
78
41
1930s
Unidentified productions,
78
42
1930s
Unidentified productions,
78
43
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
1
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
2
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
3
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
4
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
5
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
6
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
7
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
8
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
9
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
10
1930s
Unidentified productions,
79
11
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
1
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
2
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
3
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
4
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
5
1930s
Unidentified productions (Chicago),
94
6
1930s
Unidentified productions (Chicago),
94
7
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
8
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
9
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
10
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
11
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
12
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
13
1930s
Unidentified productions,
94
14
1930s
Unidentified productions (many different plays),
94
15
1930s
Unidentified productions and sets,
94
16
1930s
Unidentified productions (O'Neill players),
94
18
1930s
Unidentified productions (Chicago),
94
19
May 4, 1938
Unidentified productions,
94
20
1930s
Banquo and Fleance. "How goes the night, boy."
Unidentified set,
79
12
1930s
Unidentified set,
79
13
1930s
Unidentified set,
79
14
1930s
Unit 1-B,
79
15
1930s
Unto Such Glory (New York City, New York),
79
16
1930s
Unto Such Glory (New York City, New York),
79
17
1930s
Unto Such Glory (New York City, New York),
79
18
1930s
Up Pops the Devil (San Diego, California),
79
19
November 7, 1936
Up Pops the Devil (San Diego, California),
79
20
November 7, 1936
Up Pops the Devil (San Diego, California),
79
21
November 7, 1936
Up Pops the Devil (San Diego, California),
79
22
November 7, 1936
Up Pops the Devil (Peoria, Illinois),
79
23
1936
Uriel Acosta (Los Angeles, California),
79
24
1930s
Uriel Acosta (Los Angeles, California),
79
25
1930s
Uriel Acosta (Los Angeles, California),
79
26
1930s
Various Productions (Jacksonville, Florida),
79
27
1930s
Various Productions (Jacksonville, Florida),
79
28
1930s
Various Productions,
79
29
1930s
Various Productions: Marionettes and Dance and Magazine,
94
23
1930s
Materials are included for the magazine Broadway "PIC" and the publication Federal Theatre: "Men Against Microbes" (Boston, MA.), "Crocodile" (Phila, PA.), "William Brodie" (Des Moines, Iowa), "Big Blow" (Chicago Federal Theatre 1939), "The Crock of Gold" (San Francisco, California), "The World We Live In" (Los Angeles, California), "Altars of Steel" (Miami, Fla.), "The Weavers" (Los Angeles, California), "Little Black Sambo" (Chicago, Illinois), "Hansel and Gretel" (Los Angeles, California).
Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
79
30
September 1, 1936
Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
79
31
1930s
Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
79
32
January 1 - 30, 1936
Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
79
33
1930s
Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
79
34
1930s
Vaudeville (New York City, New York),
79
35
1930s
Vaudeville (Syracuse, New York),
79
36
May 16, 1936
Vaudeville (Washington, D.C.),
79
37
1930s
Vaudeville (Washington, D.C.),
79
38
1930s
Vaudeville,
79
39
1930s
Vaudeville,
80
1
1930s
Vaudeville,
80
2
1930s
Vaudeville Frolics (Los Angeles, California),
80
3
1930s
Vaudeville Revue (Los Angeles, California),
80
4
1930s
The Very Great Man (San Diego, California),
80
5
September 21, 1938
The Very Great Man (San Diego, California),
80
6
September 21, 1938
The Very Great Man (San Diego, California),
80
7
September 21, 1938
Volpone (Los Angeles, California),
80
8
December 28, 1938
Volpone (Los Angeles, California),
80
9
December 28, 1938
Volpone (Los Angeles, California),
80
10
1930s
Walk Together Chillun' -- Negro (New York City, New York),
80
11
1930s
Walk Together Chillun' -- Negro (New York City, New York),
80
12
1930s
Walkins, Perry (Haiti),
80
13
1930s
Walkins, Perry,
80
14
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (Los Angeles, California),
80
15
1936
The Warrior's Husband (Los Angeles, California),
80
16
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (Los Angeles, California),
80
17
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (Los Angeles, California),
80
18
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (San Francisco, California),
80
19
October 17 - 18, 1937
The Warrior's Husband (San Francisco, California),
80
20
October 17 - 18, 1938
The Warrior's Husband (Denver, Colorado),
80
21
October 1, 1937
The Warrior's Husband (Seattle, Washington),
80
22
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (Seattle, Washington),
80
23
1930s
Watson, Morris -- Power (New York City, New York),
80
24
1930s
Watson, Morris (New York City, New York),
80
25
1930s
Watson, Morris (New York City, New York),
81
1
1930s
We Live and Laugh -- Yiddish (New York City, New York),
81
2
1930s
We Live and Laugh -- Yiddish (New York City, New York),
81
3
1930s
The Weavers (Los Angeles, California),
81
4
1930s
The Weavers (Los Angeles, California),
81
5
November 23, 1937
The Weavers (Los Angeles, California),
81
6
November 23, 1937
The Weavers (Los Angeles, California),
81
7
1930s
Wedding Bells (Syracuse, New York),
81
8
May 30, 1936
Wedding Present,
81
9
November 6 - 7, 1936
What a Woman Wants (San Diego, California),
81
10
June 8, 1938
What a Woman Wants (San Diego, California),
81
11
June 8, 1938
What a Woman Wants (San Diego, California),
81
12
June 8 - 9, 1938
What Anne Brought Home (Los Angeles, California),
81
13
November 20, 1936
What Anne Brought Home (Los Angeles, California),
81
14
1930s
What Anne Brought Home (Los Angeles, California),
81
15
November 20, 1936
When Husbands Meet (Syracuse, New York),
81
16
April 24, 1936
When Knighthood Was In Flower (Jacksonville, Florida),
81
17
1930s
When Knighthood Was In Flower (Jacksonville, Florida),
81
18
October 12, 1938
When Knighthood Was In Flower (Jacksonville, Florida),
81
19
October 12, 1938
Whistling in the Dark (San Diego, California),
81
20
1930s
Whistling in the Dark (San Diego, California),
81
21
July 7, 1936
Whistling in the Dark (San Diego, California),
81
22
July 7, 1936
Whistling in the Dark (New Orleans, Louisiana),
81
23
October 14, 1938
Whistling in the Dark (Salem, Massachusetts),
81
24
January 27, 1938
Whistling in the Dark (Salem, Massachusetts),
81
25
1930s
The Whole Town's Talking (Los Angeles, California),
81
26
1930s
The Whole Town's Talking,
81
27
1930s
Whom Dreams Possess (Miami, Florida),
81
28
April 12, 1939
Whose Cat (Washington, D.C.),
81
29
1930s
Why Men Leave Home (Los Angeles, California),
81
30
April 18, 1938
Why Men Leave Home (San Diego, California),
81
31
1930s
Why Men Leave Home (Illinois),
81
32
1930s
Why Men Leave Home (Illinois),
81
33
1930s
Wild Birds (Los Angeles, California),
81
34
1930s
Will Shakespeare (Los Angeles, California),
81
35
1930s
Will Shakespeare (Los Angeles, California),
81
36
1930s
Will Shakespeare (Los Angeles, California),
81
37
May 20, 1938
Will Shakespeare (Los Angeles, California),
81
38
May 20, 1938
The Wisdom Tooth (Los Angeles, California),
81
39
1930s
The Wisdom Tooth (Los Angeles, California),
81
40
March 2, 1937
The Wisdom Tooth (Los Angeles, California),
81
41
March 2, 1937
The Wisdom Tooth (San Diego, California),
81
42
May 11, 1937
The Wisdom Tooth (San Diego, California),
81
43
May 11, 1937
The Wisdom Tooth (San Diego, California),
81
44
May 11 - 12, 1937
The Wisdom Tooth (Hartford, Connecticut),
82
1
1930s
The Wisdom Tooth (Hartford, Connecticut),
82
2
1930s
With My Red Fires (New York City, New York),
82
3
1930s
Within These Walls (New Orleans, Louisiana),
82
4
1930s
Within These Walls (New Orleans, Louisiana),
82
5
April 10, 1939
A Woman of Destiny (Bronx, New York),
82
6
1936
A Woman of Destiny (New York City, New York),
82
7
1930s
Workshop -- Children's Theatre (New York),
82
8
1930s
Workshop -- Costumes (New York City, New York),
82
9
1930s
Workshop -- Costumes,
82
10
1930s
Workshop -- Make-up,
82
11
1930s
Workshop -- Make-up,
82
12
1930s
Workshop -- Set Design, Costume Design, Lighting Tech (New York City, New York),
82
13
1930s
Workshop -- Props (New York City, New York),
82
14
1930s
World's Fair (New York City, New York),
82
15
1930s
World Trip (New York City, New York),
82
16
1930s
World Trip (New York City, New York),
82
17
1930s
The World We Live In (Los Angeles, California),
82
18
August 20, 1937
The World We Live In (Los Angeles, California),
82
19
1930s
The World We Live In (Los Angeles, California),
82
20
1930s
The World We Live In (Los Angeles, California),
82
21
September 27 - 29, 1937
The World We Live In (Los Angeles, California),
82
22
September 27 - 29, 1937
The World We Live In (Hartford, Connecticut),
82
23
1930s
The World We Live In (Hartford, Connecticut),
82
24
1930s
Yankel Boyla (Los Angeles, California),
82
25
May 12, 1938
Yankel Boyla (Los Angeles, California),
82
26
May 12, 1938
Yankel Boyla (Brooklyn, New York),
82
27
1930s
Yankel Boyla (Brooklyn, New York),
82
28
1930s
Young Choreographer's Laboratory (New York City, New York),
82
29
1930s
Young Choreographer's Laboratory (New York City, New York),
82
30
1930s
Young Choreographers (New York City, New York),
82
31
1930s
Young People of Town of Falling Waters,
82
32
1930s
Young Tramps (New York City, New York),
82
33
1930s
Young Tramps (New York City, New York),
82
34
1930s
Young Tramps (New York City, New York),
82
35
1930s
Your Uncle Dudly (Manchester, New Hampshire),
82
36
(82 boxes)
1930s
Series 2: Oversize Production Photographs,
(6 boxes)
1936-1939
This series is comprised of photographs relating to productions, including scene shots, stage and set shots, and portraits. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 83 to 88. The series is arranged alphabetically by production title, state and city, or by subject. This series includes oversize duplicates from photographs contained in series one and series three.
Altars of Steel (Birmingham, Alabama),
83
1
1930s
Another Language (Freeport, New York),
83
2
1930s
Anthony and Anna (Chicago, Illinois),
83
3
1930s
As Husbands Go (Freeport, New York),
83
4
1930s
Audience -- Children,
83
5
1930s
The Barker (Freeport, New York),
83
6
1930s
Bassa Moona (New York City, New York),
83
7
1930s
Big Blow (New York City, New York),
83
8
1930s
Big Blow (Chicago, Illinois),
88
22
The Big City -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
83
9
1930s
The Big White Fog (Chicago, Illinois),
83
10
April 6, 1938
Birds (Roslyn, New York),
83
11
September 1938
Brass Trumpet -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
83
12
1930s
Broken Dishes (Chicago, Illinois),
83
13
1930s
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (Roslyn, New York),
83
14
August 26 - 28, 1937
The Case of Philip Lawrence (New York City, New York),
83
15
1930s
Circus -- African Warriors,
83
16
1930s
Circus -- Clowns,
83
17
1930s
Circus -- In the ring,
83
18
1930s
Community Theatre (New York),
83
19
1930s
Dance of Death (New York City, New York),
83
20
1930s
The Copperhead (Chicago, Illinois),
84
1
1930s
Conjur Man Dies (New York City, New York),
84
2
1930s
Coriolanus (Roslyn, New York),
84
3
November 1937
The Cricket on the Hearth (San Francisco, California),
84
4
December 1937
Devils Disciple,
88
13
November 25, 1937
The Devil Passes (Los Angeles, California),
84
5
1930s
The Devil Passes (San Francisco, California),
84
6
December 22, 1936
Diff'rent (Roslyn, New York),
84
7
November 24, 1937
The Dragon Snee Zee -- Marionette (New York City, New York),
84
8
1930s
Eternal Prodical (New York City, New York),
84
9
1930s
The First Mrs. Fraser (Cedarhurst, New York),
84
10
1930s
The Fool (Berkeley, California),
84
11
1930s
Fresh Fields (Cedarhurst, New York),
84
12
1930s
Fresh Fields (Cedarhurst, New York),
84
13
1930s
The Good Fairy (Freeport, New York),
84
14
1930s
The Good Old Summertime (Chicago, Illinois),
84
15
1930s
The Good Old Summertime (New York),
84
16
1930s
The Great Barrington (Chicago, Illinois),
84
17
1930s
Help Yourself (Los Angeles, California),
84
18
1930s
Her Majesty the Widow (Cedarhurst, New York),
84
19
1930s
H.M.S. Pinafore (New York City, New York),
85
1
1930s
I Want a Policeman (Cedarhurst, New York),
85
2
1930s
How Long Brethren (New York City, New York),
85
3
1930s
If Ye Break Faith (New Orleans, Louisiana),
85
4
1930s
Injunction Granted (New York City, New York),
85
5
July 1936
Invitation to a Murder (Freeport, New York),
85
6
1930s
It Can't Happen Here (Buffalo, New York),
85
7
1930s
It's a Wise Child (Freeport, New York),
85
8
1930s
Lady Say Yes (San Francisco, California),
85
9
May 1 - 16, 1936
The Late Christopher Bean (Freeport, New York),
85
10
1930s
The Lonely Man (Chicago, Illinois),
85
11
1930s
Macbeth (New York City, New York),
85
12
1930s
Marionettes -- Vaudeville (San Francisco, California),
86
1
April, August 1937
Mary Stuart (Los Angeles, California),
86
2
April 29, 1936
The Mikado -- Swing (Chicago, Illinois),
86
3
1938
Mister Jim (Chicago, Illinois),
86
4
July 8, 1938
Nineteen Thirty-Five (1935) (New York City, New York),
86
5
May 1936
No More Peace (Roslyn, New York),
86
6
June 17, 1937
No More Peace (New York City, New York),
86
7
1930s
No More Peace,
86
8
1930s
Noah (New York City, New York),
86
9
1930s
The Old Maid (Freeport, New York),
86
10
1930s
Oliver Twist (New York City, New York),
86
11
1930s
On Top (New York City, New York),
86
12
1930s
One-Third of a Nation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania),
86
13
1930s
Path of Flowers (New York City, New York),
86
14
1930s
Personal Appearance (Cedarhurst, New York),
86
15
1930s
Pirates of Penzance (New York City, New York),
86
16
1930s
The Playboy of the Western World (Roslyn, New York),
86
17
January 12, 1939
Possession (Freeport, New York),
87
1
1930s
Post Road (Chicago, Illinois),
87
2
1930s
Post Road (Hempstead, New York),
87
3
1930s
Power (San Francisco, California),
87
4
July 28 - August 19, 1937
Prologue to Glory (New Orleans, Louisiana),
87
5
1930s
Prologue to Glory (New York City, New York),
87
6
May 1939
Pygmalion (Roslyn, New York),
87
7
July 7, 1937
Rip Van Winkle (Buffalo, New York),
87
8
1936
Secret Service,
88
14
1936
See Naples and Die (Chicago, Illinois),
87
9
December 29, 1938
Showing Off (New York City, New York),
87
10
1930s
The Straw (Chicago, Illinois),
87
11
October 26 - December 18, 1937
Street Scene (Chicago, Illinois),
87
12
1930s
Sun Up (Freeport, New York),
87
13
1930s
Tailor Becomes a Store Keeper,
88
15
February 25, 1938
Tamed and How (Hempstead, New York),
87
14
1930s
Tea for Three (Freeport, New York),
87
15
1930s
Terrible Meek (Elmhurst, New York),
87
16
1930s
Texas Steer,
88
16
1936
There's Always Juliet (Freeport, New York),
88
1
September 1, 1936
They Knew What They Wanted (Freeport, New York),
88
2
1930s
Three Cornered Moon (Freeport, New York),
88
3
1930s
Trial by Jury (New York City, New York),
88
4
1930s
Trial of Dr. Beck,
88
17
1930s
Triple-A Plowed Under (New York City, New York),
88
5
1930s
Turpentine (New York City, New York),
88
6
1930s
Unidentified Misc. Photos,
88
19
1930s
Unidentified Portraits,
88
18
1930s
Unidentified Production Photos (New York),
88
20
1930s
Walk Together Chillun (New York City, New York),
88
7
1930s
The Warrior's Husband (San Francisco, California),
88
8
October 17 - 18, 1937
Wedding Present (Elmhurst, New York),
88
9
November 6 - 7, 1936
White Iris,
88
21
(6 boxes)
1930s
Series 3: Portraits,
(6 boxes)
1936-1939
This series is comprised of headshots and portraits of actors, actresses, and directors involved in Federal Theatre productions. The series includes portraits of unidentified actors and actresses from various plays, such as "It Can't Happen Here," "No More Peace," "Power," "Sing for Your Supper," "Processional," etc. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 88 to 93. The series is arranged alphabetically by surname. Duplicates are included within this series; oversize duplicates are included in series two.
Busch, Helene,
88
10
1930s
Carton, Diana,
88
11
1930s
Norman, Lloyd,
88
12
1930s
Adams, Brenner and Swan -- Variety Theatre,
89
1
1930s
Adler, Amelia,
89
2
1930s
Adler, Julius -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
3
1930s
Adler, Julius -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
4
1930s
Amasia, Alex,
89
5
1930s
Anderson, Ruth,
89
6
1930s
Andreva, Sandra,
89
7
1930s
Anthony and Rogers -- Variety Theatre,
89
8
1930s
Seth Arnold -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
9
1930s
Banzell, Wolfe,
89
10
1930s
Banzell, Wolfe,
89
11
1930s
Barney Sherry, J.,
89
12
1930s
Barrett, Jean,
89
13
1930s
Barrett, Linda,
89
14
1930s
Bass, Paula,
89
15
1930s
Bates, Dorthee,
89
16
1930s
Beasley and Lewis -- Variety Theatre,
89
17
1930s
Bell, Mary -- No More Peace,
89
18
1930s
Berre, Charles,
89
19
1930s
Berzner, Jacob -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
20
1930s
Berzner, Jacob -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
21
1930s
Blakstine, Nau,
89
22
1930s
Bleice, Judah -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
23
1930s
Bleice, Judah -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
24
1930s
Bilencova, Elizabeth -- Power,
89
25
1930s
Boleyn, Virginia -- Sing for Your Supper,
89
26
1930s
Boleyn, Virginia -- Sing for Your Supper,
89
27
1930s
Boonis -- Processional,
89
28
1930s
Bradford, Adele,
89
29
1930s
Brand, Georgiana,
89
30
1930s
Brom, Tom,
89
31
1930s
Brook, Harry -- Power,
89
32
1930s
Brook, Harry -- Power,
89
33
1930s
Bruce, Robert,
89
34
1930s
Burke, Maurice -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
35
1930s
Burke, Walter,
89
36
1930s
Burt, William,
89
37
1930s
Butler, Thomas,
89
38
1930s
Caesar, Irving -- String Fever,
89
39
1930s
Cameron, Kathryn,
89
40
1930s
Cameron, Kathryn,
89
41
1930s
Campbell, Camelia -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
42
1930s
Carlisle, Alexander,
89
43
1930s
Carlisle, Alexander,
89
44
1930s
Carter, Helen -- Processional,
89
45
1930s
Carter, Jack,
89
46
1930s
Caubaye, Suzanne -- The Sun and I,
89
47
1930s
Charlton, Frank -- It Can't Happen Here,
89
48
1930s
Chew, Miss,
89
49
1930s
Clarke, Kendall,
89
50
1930s
Collins, Blanche,
89
51
1930s
Collins, Blanche,
89
52
1930s
Condola, Compina and Minnie Hylton -- Sing For Your Supper,
89
53
1930s
Condray, Peggy,
89
54
1930s
Condray, Peggy,
89
55
1930s
Connell, Jack,
89
56
1930s
Conway, Kurt,
89
57
1930s
Cooper, Earl,
89
58
1930s
Cooper, Edwin -- Professor Mamlock,
89
59
1930s
Cooper, Edwin -- Professor Mamlock,
89
60
1930s
Cope, Foster,
89
62
1930s
Cooper, Grace,
89
61
1930s
Corbett, Isabel,
89
63
1930s
Courtleigh, Stephen and his daughter,
90
1
1930s
Crosby, Leola,
90
2
1930s
Croyden, Joan,
90
3
1930s
Danton, Joan,
90
4
1930s
Dentler, Pell -- No More Peace,
90
5
1930s
Derr-Luidberg, Jerry,
90
6
1930s
DeStafani, Joseph,
90
7
1930s
Dill, Charles -- Power,
90
8
1930s
Dill, Charles -- Power,
90
9
1930s
Dickerson, Thais,
90
10
1930s
Dobodkin, Edith,
90
11
1930s
Dorf, Morris,
90
12
1930s
Dorn, Evelyn -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
13
1930s
Elliot, Michele,
90
14
1930s
English, Genora,
90
15
1930s
Ewing, Kay,
90
16
1930s
Fairbanks, Jack,
90
17
1930s
Flanagan, Hallie -- National Director,
90
18
1930s
Flanagan, Hallie,
90
19
1930s
Fenton, Nancy -- Sing for Your Supper,
90
20
1930s
Forbes, Leon,
90
21
1930s
Freeman, Howard,
90
22
1930s
Freeman, Howard,
90
23
1930s
Futrell, Isabel,
90
24
1930s
Gage, Erfod,
90
25
1930s
Galler, Ida,
90
26
1930s
Galvin, Irene -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
27
1930s
Gartner, Adolf,
90
28
1930s
Geer, Will,
90
29
1930s
George, Mary -- Professor Mamlock,
90
30
1930s
Germaine, Ameta,
90
31
1930s
Gilbert, Jody,
90
32
1930s
Glenn, Helen,
90
33
1930s
Goodrich, Trudi -- Sing for Your Supper,
90
34
1930s
Goss, Mr.,
90
35
1930s
Greenway, Tom -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
36
1930s
Grossman, Miriam -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
37
1930s
Grossman, Miriam -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
38
1930s
Grover, John,
90
39
1930s
Haddon, Stephan,
90
40
1930s
Hanna, Pearl L.,
90
41
1930s
Harcourt, Edith -- Power,
90
42
1930s
Harcourt, Edith -- Power,
90
43
1930s
Harney, Kathryn,
90
44
1930s
Harper, Eugene Gordon -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
45
1930s
Harper, Eugene Gordon -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
46
1930s
Harris, Natalie,
90
47
1930s
Harris, Natalie,
90
48
1930s
Hinsdi, Emile -- Professor Mamlock,
90
49
1930s
Howard, Helen,
90
50
1930s
Howard, Martin -- Tom Thumb Circus,
90
51
1930s
Hubert, Grace,
90
52
1930s
Humphreys, Herbert H.,
90
53
1930s
Hunt, Leslie -- Processional,
90
54
1930s
Huston, John,
90
55
1930s
Huston, Justin,
90
56
1930s
Hutchinson, Mary,
90
57
1930s
Izummida, Turu,
90
58
1930s
Jarlouski, Morris,
90
59
1930s
Kane, John,
90
60
1930s
Kaplan, Sam,
90
61
1930s
Karnot, Stephen,
90
62
1930s
Keith, Ian,
90
63
1930s
Kennedy, Wayne,
90
64
1930s
Kenny, Richard -- Tom Thumb Circus,
90
65
1930s
Kent, Delpha,
90
66
1930s
Kirtland, Louise -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
67
1930s
Klemman, Adaluda,
90
68
1930s
Kranam, Joseph -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
69
1930s
Kranam, Joseph -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
70
1930s
Kristin, Solemen -- It Can't Happen Here,
90
71
1930s
Lange, Gordon-- Murder in the Cathedral,
90
72
1930s
LaRue, Charles and Governor Wilber L. Gross,
90
73
1930s
La Touche, John -- Sing for Your Supper,
90
74
1930s
Lavay, Phyliss,
90
75
1930s
Lawrence, Mr.,
90
76
1930s
Lentz, Joseph,
90
77
1930s
Lewis, Sinclair,
90
78
1930s
Light, James -- Director,
90
79
1930s
Linnis, Jack,
90
80
1930s
Lord, Eve -- Sing for Your Supper,
90
81
1930s
Lorenz, John -- No More Peace,
90
82
1930s
Lynch, Dorothea Thomas,
90
83
1930s
Lyndon, Jimmie,
91
1
1930s
Mack, Clifford -- The Man in the Silk Hat,
91
2
1930s
Mack, Clifford -- The Man in the Silk Hat,
91
3
1930s
Maggione, Ettore -- Tom Thumb Circus,
91
4
1930s
Maggione and Golubeck -- Tom Thumb Circus,
91
5
1930s
Mallitz, Pauline,
91
6
1930s
Mann, Leli,
91
7
1930s
Marzane, Dilon,
91
8
1930s
Mayler, Rod,
91
9
1930s
Mayo and Dalton -- Variety Theatre,
91
10
1930s
McCluskey, Loretta,
91
11
1930s
McCollum, H. H. -- Power,
91
12
1930s
Merriman, Robert,
91
13
1930s
Mezenoutz, H. -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
14
1930s
Mezenoutz, H. -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
15
1930s
Miller, J. Howard,
91
16
1930s
Miller, Pep,
91
17
1930s
Morison, Rose,
91
18
1930s
Mullahy, Tommy,
91
19
1930s
Murrey, Therese,
91
20
1930s
Nelson, H.,
91
21
1930s
Nielsen, Charles,
91
22
1930s
Noack, Robert -- Power,
91
23
1930s
Noack, Robert -- Power,
91
24
1930s
Northcutt, J. Raymond,
91
25
1930s
O'Brien, Les,
91
26
1930s
O'Connell, Hazel -- Prologue to Glory,
91
27
1930s
O'Connell, Hazel -- Prologue to Glory,
91
28
1930s
Offley, Hilda,
91
29
1930s
O'Shea, Oscar,
91
30
1930s
Ochsner, Berta,
91
31
1930s
Paige, Elizabeth -- Little Women,
91
32
1930s
Paris, Myer -- Tom Thumb Circus,
91
33
1930s
Parke, Gladys -- No More Peace,
91
34
1930s
Paskeirortz, James -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
35
1930s
Paskeirortz, James -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
36
1930s
Pennell, Dan,
91
37
1930s
Perks, Crawford,
91
38
1930s
Petet, Martin and Paul -- Tom Tumb Circus,
91
39
1930s
Pike, Larinda,
91
40
1930s
Polacheck, Charles,
91
41
1930s
Rankin, Harrison,
91
42
1930s
Ressle, Beyainen,
91
43
1930s
Ressle, Beyainen -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
44
1930s
Riley, Mrs.,
91
45
1930s
Rodriquez, Lucy,
91
46
1930s
Rodriquez, Lucy,
91
47
1930s
Rolfe, Mary,
91
48
1930s
Romaine, Anthony -- Tom Thumb Circus,
91
49
1930s
Roselle, William -- Power,
91
50
1930s
Rousseau, Marcel -- Riddle Me This,
91
51
1930s
Rousseau, Marcel -- Riddle Me This,
91
52
1930s
Rudder, Elizabeth,
91
53
1930s
Russell, Marie,
91
54
1930s
Samuels, M. -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
55
1930s
Samuels, M. -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
56
1930s
Sauchez, Edward "Nat",
91
57
1930s
Schacht, Gustone -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
58
1930s
Schulman, Stella,
91
59
1930s
Scwacht, Gustave,
91
60
1930s
Scheer, Eleanor,
91
61
1930s
Schoefield, Murello,
91
62
1930s
Sheehan, Paul -- It Can't Happen Here,
91
63
1930s
Sherwood, Henry,
91
64
1930s
Sill, Alfreda -- Native Ground,
91
65
1930s
Silverman, Dorthy,
91
66
1930s
Sklar, George,
91
67
1930s
Slane, Andrew,
91
68
1930s
Smiley, Emily,
92
1
1930s
Smith, Art,
92
2
1930s
Sorsby, Leonore,
92
3
1930s
Sorsby, Leonore,
92
4
1930s
Stanley, Minnie -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
5
1930s
Stanley, Minnie -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
6
1930s
Stanton, Olive,
92
7
1930s
Starkie, Ben,
92
8
1930s
Sterley, Marion -- These Few Ashes,
92
9
1930s
Stewart, Harry -- Tom Thumb Circus,
92
10
1930s
Stolor, Theodor,
92
11
1930s
Sylvon, Jerry,
92
12
1930s
Tamris, Helen,
92
13
1930s
Tegner, Edgar,
92
14
1930s
Teman, Harry,
92
15
1930s
Thomas, Edna,
92
16
1930s
Thompson, Mr.,
92
17
1930s
Tower, Jack -- Tom Thumb Circus,
92
18
1930s
Tozere, Frederich,
92
19
1930s
Tozere, Frederich -- A Hero is Born and The Sun and I,
92
20
1930s
Tozere, Frederich -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
21
1930s
Tracy, Dick,
92
22
1930s
Tracy, Stella,
92
23
1930s
Turlouski, Morris -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
24
1930s
Tuschner, Barbara and Eva Jackobson,
92
25
1930s
Unidentified actors -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
26
1930s
Unidentified actors -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
27
1930s
Unidentified actors -- Processional,
92
28
1930s
Unidentified actors -- Processional,
92
29
1930s
Unidentified actors -- Prologue to Glory,
92
30
1930s
Unidentified actors,
92
31
1930s
Unidentified actors,
92
32
1930s
Unidentified actress,
92
33
1930s
Unidentified actress,
92
34
1930s
Unidentified actresses -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
35
1930s
Unidentified actresses -- It Can't Happen Here,
92
36
1930s
Unidentified actresses,
93
1
1930s
Unidentified actresses,
93
2
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses -- Power,
93
3
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses -- Power,
93
4
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses -- Professor Mamlock,
93
5
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses -- Professor Mamlock,
93
6
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses,
93
7
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses,
93
8
1930s
Unidentified actors and actresses,
93
9
1930s
Varon, Lisa -- It Can't Happen Here,
93
10
1930s
Varon, Lisa -- It Can't Happen Here,
93
11
1930s
Velie, Jay,
93
12
1930s
Vivian, George -- It Can't Happen Here,
93
13
1930s
Vizonsky, Nathan,
93
14
1930s
Vogel, Marvin -- Power,
93
15
1930s
Vogel, Marvin -- Power,
93
16
1930s
Voss, Grace,
93
17
1930s
Ward, Lem -- Director of Processional,
93
18
1930s
Ward, Maude,
93
19
1930s
Warde, Frances Hall,
93
20
1930s
Watson, Morris,
93
21
1930s
Webber, Gene,
93
22
1930s
West, Max,
93
23
1930s
Whieldui, Donald,
93
24
1930s
Wilson, Joseph -- It Can't Happen Here,
93
25
1930s
Wolf, Friedrich -- Professor Mamlock,
93
26
1930s
Wolf, Friedrich -- Professor Mamlock,
93
27
1930s
Wolter, Wm.,
93
28
1930s
Wynn, Sherry,
93
29
(6 boxes)
1930s
Series 4: Microfiche,
(10 boxes)
1936-1939
This series contains microfiche featuring a variety of subjects that are related to the Federal Theater Project. Each file contains at least one negative and one positive of each subject with most of the files having duplicates. The series is dated from 1936 to 1939 and is contained in boxes 95 to 104. It is arranged alphabetically by production title, by surname, or by subject. Some of the subjects included are actors, actresses, authors, audience, circus, dance, directors, employees, marionette, publicity, scenes, set, technical, theatres, and workshops.
National Archives Records and Administration microfilm,
111
circa 1930s
National Inventory of Documentary Sources in the United States Federal Theater Project,
95
Circa 1936-1939
Adelphi Theatre 570,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on them, it reads "Seating Capacity (Nielsen)".
Adelante 943,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on the envelope, it reads "Production shots; Daly's Theatre (Helkin)".
Administrative Personnel A,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "A Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel B,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "B Containers 110-11".
Administrative Personnel C,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "C Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel D,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "D Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel E,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "E Containers 110-111".
Administration Personnel F,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "F Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel G,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "G Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel H,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "H Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel I,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "I Containers 110-11".
Administrative Personnel J,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "J Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel K,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "K Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel L,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "L Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel M,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "M Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel N,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "N Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel O,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "O Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel P,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "P Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel R,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "R Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel S,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "S Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel T,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "T Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel U,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "U Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel V,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "V Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel W,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "W Containers 110-111".
Administration Personnel Y,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. 1 negative has writing on it's envelope, it reads "Y Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel Z,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Z Containers 110-111".
Administrative Personnel Unidentified,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unidentified Containers 110-111".
African Dancers 70,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Puppet Show".
Aladdin 175,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community Drama; YMCA (Wernli)".
Altars of Steel 734,
95
Circa 1936-1939
1 negative and 2 positives. 1 of the positives has writing on it's envelope, it reads "Production shots; Georgia, Atlanta (Waterbury)".
Amazon Indian 381,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community Drama; Public School #155 (Black)".
American Holiday 1,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production Shots".
Androcles and the Lion 809,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; Studio portrait (Rose, Steiner, Waterbury)".
Androcles and the Lion 814,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Woodcut-Title".
Androcles and the Lion 837,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; Studio pictures".
Androcles and the Lion 845,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; Production shots; Celebrities".
Androcles and the Lion 847,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Celebrities".
Androcles and the Lion 882,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Lafayette Theatre".
Androcles and the Lion 885,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads Manuel Essman, Portrait; set designer".
Androcles and the Lion A,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Lafayette Theatre".
Androcles and the Lion B,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Lafayette Theatre".
Anything Can Happen 501,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama; Christ Church House (Wernli)".
Die Apostel 29,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "German Theater".
Are You Listening? 559,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville Unit 5B (Wernli)".
Ask Dad 86,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville; Majestic Theatre".
Ask Dad 198,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville; Jamaica Arena (Haber)".
Ask Dad 270,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudevill Unit 3B (Helkin)".
Attention Please 767,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Billy Gould' studio portraits (Rose)".
Attention Please 890,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; studio portrait".
Awake and Sing 789,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits (Steiner)".
Awake and Sing 805,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Character shot; studio portraits".
Awake and Sing 819,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Title in Yiddish".
Awake and Sing 839,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster of Sacco and Vanzetti".
Awake and Sing 840,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production Shots (Steiner)".
Awake and Sing 891,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Kalagi's dog".
Awake and Sing No #,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Backwash 90,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Badman 142,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Provincetown Theatre".
The Ballad of Davy Crockett 97,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production Shots".
Barber, Philip 3,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
The Barker 188,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville (Wernli)".
Barry, Elinore 573,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers (Steiner)".
The Bashful Mr. Bobbs 430,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama; Pilgrim Church (Wernli)".
Bassa Moona 150,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "African dance group Artef Theatre (Wernli)".
Bassa Moona 237,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; production shots Lafayette Theatre (Wernli)".
Bassa Moona 238,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening nigh celebrities Lafayette Theatre (Waterbury)".
Bassa Moona 291,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Native African visit Lafayette Theatre (Wernli)".
Bassa Moona No #,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume Shots, color positives".
The Bat 239,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Waterbury)".
Battle Hymn 4,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. 1 negative and 1 positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; Production portraits".
Battle Hymn 17,
95
Circa 1936-1939
1 negative and 2 positives. One of the positives has writing on the envelope, it reads "Stage set (Wernli)".
Battle Hymn 39,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "John Brown statue and portrait (Wernli)".
Battle Hymn 217,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage set (Wernli)".
Be Seated 143,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelope, it reads "Vaudeville".
Beque, Don Oscar 91,
95
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance director".
Big Blow 756,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Run through Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Wernli)".
Big Blow 757,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits; Clark, Cooper, Green, Malone, Robbins, Romano, Wilson (Steiner)".
Big Blow 764,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Maxine Elliott's theatre (Robert)".
Big Blow 777,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shot; portraits Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Randolph)".
Big Blow 788,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Special shots for magazine (Helkin)".
Big Blow 790,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Wernli)".
Big Blow 792,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clippings (Nielsen)".
Big Blow 808,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Special production shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre".
Big Blow 815,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Elizabeth Malone and B. Reid Maxine Elliott's Theatre".
Big Blow 816,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "B. Reid, portrait".
Big Blow 835,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Waterbury)".
Big Blow 842,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Amelia Romano and kittens".
Big Blow 846,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage Sets".
Big Blow No #,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
The Big City 112,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
The Birthday Party 302,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Waterbury)".
Black Empire 161,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots California, Los Angeles (horn)".
The Boar 474,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama United Methodist Church (Waterbury)".
The Boiled Eggs 438,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Helkin)".
The Brass Trumpet 69,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
The Brass Trumpet 342,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performance; audience Public school #172 (Wernli)".
Brazilian Actors 313,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Actors on Tovarich set (Monoson)".
Brazilian Actors 375,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits (Steiner)".
Bury the Dead 437,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Slavonic Club (Arnold)".
The Camel and the Vampire 260,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YMHA Building (Wernli)".
Candide 23,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance group; rehearsal; costume".
Candide 363,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance group; costume (Arnold)".
Candide 364,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; dance (Arnold)".
Candide 385,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio; cas portraits (Steiner)".
Candide 433,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jose Limon and Lily Verne, studio and dance portraits (Cotler)".
Candide 452,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers; portraits (Steiner)".
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines 582,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Theater repertory (Nielsen)".
Caravan 25,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portable' backstage Various parks".
Caravan 26,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; backstage various parks".
Caravan 404,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville (Wernli)".
Caravan 406,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville (Waterbury)".
Caravan 421,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience St. Mary's Park (Waterbury)".
Caravan 466,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Signs in subway (Waterbury)".
Caravan 535,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clippings (Arnold, Helkin)".
Caravan 668,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clippings; maps (Nielsen)".
Caravan 725,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; showing off Staten Island (Waterbury)".
Caravan 732,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster, caricature (Nielsen)".
The Case of Philip Lawerence 395,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
The Case of Philip Lawerence 401,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Case of Philip Lawerence 432,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Case of Philip Lawerence 434,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits".
Chalk Dust 7,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits; production shots".
Chalk Dust 77,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee".
Cheer, Boys, Cheer 677,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Ben Hur Stables (Waterbury)".
Chelsea Community Center 200,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Group portraits".
Chelsea Community Center 382,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Set Maid of Japan Hudson Guild (Monoson)".
The Cherokee Night 94,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama".
Children's Theatre 6,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Exposition to the North Pole Indian, Gary".
Children's Theatre 8,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audiences".
Children's Theatre 9,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Biltmore Theatre".
Children's Theatre 10,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "May Day Festival Central Park".
Children's Theatre 84,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Winning Boys team; Community drama, drama contest Washington Irving High School".
Children's Theatre 138,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop".
Children's Theatre 152,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama; audience YMHA (Black)".
Children's Theatre 221,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "(Waterbury)".
Children's Theatre 225,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "(Waterbury)".
Children's Theatre 247,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama; Christmas Show Willoughby House (Black)".
Children's Theatre 248,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Police benefit, Christmas 1936 Mecca Temple (haber)".
Children's Theatre 275,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Originator Long Island City (Black)".
Children's Theatre 278,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Copies of books (Helkin)".
Children's Theatre 303,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Presidents Public School #127 (Black)".
Children's Theatre 322,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience, Chinese International House (Wernli)".
Children's Theatre 368,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama University Settlement House (Waterbury)".
Children's Theatre 502,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama University Settlement House (Arnold)".
Children's Theatre 510,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Columbus Day Pageant Jacob Schiff's Theatre (Wernli)".
Children's Theatre 515,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster, Autumn Festival (Helkin)".
Children's Theatre 521,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Garden Cinderella Willoughby House (Waterbury)".
Children's Theater 630,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster, festival (Arnold)".
Children's Theatre 646,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Festival St. Martin's Church (Wernli)".
Children's Theatre 663,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's festival Orphan Home (Waterbury)".
Children's Theatre 675,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's festival Fugazy's (Wernli)".
Children's Theatre 690,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers (Steiner, Wernli)".
Children's Theatre 712,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama Public School #155 (Helkin)".
Children's Theatre 836,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Christmas party (Helkin)".
Children's Theatre No #,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Indiana, Gary".
Chonita 259,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community Drama Hebrew Educational Alliance (Haber)".
The Christmas Candle 556,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Public School #208 (Hilkin)".
Circus 11,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Tent rising; children Elmhurst, Long Island".
Circus 12,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Tents Jamaica".
Circus 13,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Posters; publicity".
Circus 95,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; personnel".
Circus 172,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; personnel Astoria, Long Island (Haber)".
Circus 181,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Night parade Sunnyside, Long Island (Waterbury, Wernli)".
Circus 216,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mrs. Ted Sandwina, Performer 212th Armory (Roberts)".
Circus 235,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's audience Armory (Waterbury)".
Circus 245,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Christmas Carnival Mecca temple (Black Haber, Helkin)".
Circus 287,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers".
Circus 295,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Heckscher Foundation Star Casino (Monoson)".
Circus 311,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers New Star Casino (Wernli)".
Circus 338,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's audience; Ridgwood Grove (Monoson)".
Circus 441,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Elmhurst, Long Island (Arnold).
Circus 462,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Astoria, Long Island (Wernli)".
Circus 478,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; African warriors Soundview Baseball Field".
Circus 529,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; personnel Adelphi Theatre (Wernli)".
Circus 538,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience New Rochelle (Waterbury)".
Circus 595,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; audience Stauch's Coney Island (Wernli)".
Circus 614,
96
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; audience E. Orange, New jersey (Wernli)".
Circus 622,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wagons (Nielsen)".
Circus 650,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
Circus 687,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
Circus 692,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Band; backstage; audience; personnel; Hollis Long Island (Rose, Wernli)".
Circus 699,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; personnel Sunnyside, Long Island (Waterbury)".
Circus 730,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writings on their envelopes, it reads "Performers, wild west Astoria, Long Island (Helkin)".
Circus 762,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers".
Circus 806,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity".
Circus 807,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits; June Lancaster, Edna Martell, Peter White Cloud".
Circus 813,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Indian costume".
Circus 848,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers New Rochelle".
Circus 889,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Armory".
Circus 917,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wild west; clowns; performer".
Circus No #,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performers; tents; audience, Sunnyside, Long Island".
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 316,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Winners (Helkin)".
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 324,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Winners (Wernli)".
Clap Hands 14,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Baudeville".
Class of '29 5,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage".
Class of '29 92,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; cast portraits".
Class of '29 513,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shot; Council House (Wernli)".
The Clock on the Stairs 305,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Daly's Theatre (Black, Wernli)".
The Comedy of Errors 15,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production Shots".
Community Drama 73,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancer; production Rutgers Church House".
Community Drama 82,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "University Settlement House".
Community Drama 160,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Advent Episcopal Church".
Community Drama 209,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "The Gingham Girl Bronx Wintergarden (Haber)".
Community Drama 279,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Public School #187 (Helkin)".
Community Drama 347,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Southern play Public School #21 Woodside Long Island (Black)".
Community Drama 373,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Pageant Bronx Wintergarden (Wernli)".
Community Drama 435,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "YMHA (Wernli)".
Community Drama 448,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hebrew Orphan Asylum (Waterbury)".
Community Drama 705,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Riverdale Presbyterian Church; (Horn)".
Community Drama 706,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads :YWCA Harlem (Horn)".
Community Drama 709,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Provincetown Theatre (Steiner)".
Community Drama 714,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Provincetown Theatre (Wernli)".
Community Drama 926,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Erza Stone with Gudson Guild Children Mansfield Theatre".
Community Drama 941,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama contest University Settlement House".
Community Drama 949,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Contest Provincetown Theatre".
The Conjur' Man Dies 16,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan".
The Conjur' Man Dies 77,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee Lefayette Theatre".
The Conjur' Man Dies 144,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Consolation 354,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Riverdale Presbyterian Church; (Arnold)".
Consulation 399,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Rutgers Church House (Monoson)".
Consulation 436,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cropsey Avenue Methodist Church; (Monoson)".
Constitutional Pageant 493,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Special event Madison Square Garden (Wernli)".
Coriolanus 642,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait of Shakespeare".
Coriolanus 655,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Wernli)".
Coriolanus 710,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Manual Training High School Annex; (Horn)".
Coriolanus 739,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "(Nielsen)"
The Cradle will Rock 366,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative has writing on it's envelope that reads "Rehearsal shots (Black)" and one positive has writing on it's envelope that reads "Rehearsal shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Helkin)".
Cradle will Rock 370,
97
Circa 1936-1939
1 negative and 2 positives. One positive has writing on it's envelope, it reads "Rehearsal shots (Black)".
The Cradle will Rock 394,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marc Blitzstein, author (Black)".
The Cradle will Rock 412,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Wernli)".
Mr. Craig No #,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Created Equal No # A,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage Models".
Created Equal No # B,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage Models".
The Crippled Girl 722,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miss Baldwin, portrait (Steiner)".
Daly's Theatre 634,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Seating capacity (Nielsen)".
Dance 101,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audition (Waterbury)".
Dance 146,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ballet audition Art of Theatre".
Dance 265,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Brooklyn Museum Sculpture Center; (Monoson)".
Dance 296,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ballet, Campfire Girls (Black)".
Dance 558,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume pictures, Mermaids (Steiner).
Dance 772,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miss Mehlman, portraits (Steiner)".
Dance of Death 22,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Dance 558A,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
The Discriminating Princess 378,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama East Side House (Waterbury)".
Dr. Faustus 63,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits; Orson Welles".
Dr. Faustus 258,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Haber)".
Dr. Faustus 261,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Carol King, light technician Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Monoson)".
Dr. Faustus 273,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Monoson)".
Dr. Faustus 290,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Devil stunts (Black)".
Dr. Faustus 292,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama critic's sign (Black)".
Dr. Faustus 343,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Brazilian actors attending performance Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Monoson)".
Dr. Faustus 357,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionettes, operators with dolls (Arnold)".
Dr. Wespi 109,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "German unit (Waterbury)".
Doll's Holiday 356,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Public School #185 (Black)".
The Dragon Snee Zee 44,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette Biltmore Theatre".
The Dragon Snee Zee 49,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production".
The Dragon Snee Zee 88,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop".
Edwards, Paul 887,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Edwards, Paul No # A,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait (Rose)".
Edwards, Paul No # B,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper interview".
Einmal Menshe 249,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "German theater Yorkville Casino (Black)".
The Emperor's New Clothes 24,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children Adelphi Theatre".
The Emperor's New Clothes 96,
97
Circa 1936-1939
The Emperor's New Clothes 113,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children audience Adelphi Theatre".
The Emperor's New Clothes 162,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricatures".
The Emperor's New Clothes 169,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Majestic Theatre (Rappaport)".
The Emperor's New Clothes 201,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads " Foreign costumes (Horn)".
The Emperor's New Clothes 233,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's audience Heckscher Theatre (Waterbury)".
An Enemy of the People 888,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
An Enemy of the People 899,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Character shots (Waterbury)".
The Eternal Prodigal 243,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits; production shots; Ritz Theatre (Wernli)".
The Eternal Wanderers 117,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Madison Settlement House".
Evangeline 411,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Public School #124 (Arnold)".
Exodus 739,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers California, Los Angeles (Nielsen)".
Fair and Warmer 255,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Drama Grand Street Playhouse (Monoson)".
The Family Upstairs 390,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "The Family Upstairs".
Fantasy 1939 965,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers".
Fantasy 1939 967,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "(Nielsen)".
Farnsworth, William 312,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Farnsworth, William 344,
97
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Federal Art Project 20,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Shots of Mr. Crampton".
Federal Art Project 141,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Sculptors at work".
Federal Art Project 153,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Art class YMHA".
Federal Art Project 180,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Museum exhibit; Museum of Modern Art (Rappaport)".
Federal Art Project 206,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Armory (Rappaport)".
Federal Art Project No # A,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
Federal Art Project No # B,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
Federal Arts Projects 85,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Women's Exposition Grand Central Palace".
Federal Arts Projects 182,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads Exhibit 71st Armory (Waterbury)".
Federal Arts Projects 765,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Carnival Washington Square Park (Helkin, Rose, Steiner)".
Federal Arts Project No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "5 Arts Carnival".
Federal Music Project 119,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Brooklyn Symphony and New York Civic Orchestras Madison Square Garden (Waterbury)".
Federal Music Project 417,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "D. Plontnikoff, portrait".
Federal Music Project No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mayor LaGuardia (Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Magazine 27,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity stills".
Federal Theatre Magazine No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "George Ross, Alice Hughs (Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Project 18,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Set design".
Federal Theatre Project 28,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production chart".
Federal Theatre Project 55,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage workers".
Federal Theatre Project 58,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mother Sullivan".
Federal Theatre Project 68,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity office".
Federal Theatre Project 78,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ticket booth Sears".
Federal Theatre Project 89,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Model exhibit Hotel New Yorker".
FTP Photographic Dept. Room Plans 148,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have the typed name "New Park Room Plans" crossed out and replaced with "FTP- Photographic Dept Room Plans". The other negative and positive say "New Park Room Plans".
Federal Theatre Project 168,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Suitcase unit (Helkin)".
Federal Theatre Project 183,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette show 71st Armory (Waterbury)".
Federal Theatre Project 193,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop activities (Black)".
Federal Theatre Project 194,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop activities (Waterbury)".
Federal Theatre Project 195,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop activities (Waterbury)".
Federal Theatre Project 213,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Exhibit Jamaica, Long Island (Haber)".
Federal Theatre Project 280,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Chart, supportive services (Waterbury)".
Federal Theatre Project 283,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper articles".
Federal Theatre Project 288,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Sign painters (Helkin)".
Federal Theatre Project 315,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Flood Volunteers return (Monoson)".
Federal Theatre Project 449,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Inspection department, portraits (Cotler)".
Federal Theatre Project 450,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Photographic staff chart (Rose)".
Federal Theatre Project 463,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Public Schools #135 & 222 (Helkin)".
Federal Theatre Project 471,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience shots Joint Disease Hospital (Waterbury)".
Federal Theatre Project 481,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity contest Hearns Department Store (Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Project 485,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Inspectors".
Federal Theatre Project 557,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity, Mother Goose and Sanata Claus (Arnold)".
Federal Theatre Project 618,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Program poster of 6 shows (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project 656,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nieslen)".
Federal Theatre Project 669,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity, toy department with WPA dwarf Hearn's Department Store (Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Project 717,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Travel Bureau (Yayno)".
Federal Theatre Project 878,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "The March of Dimes".
Federal Theatre Project No #A,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clipping".
Federal Theatre Project No #B,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Technical sound equipment".
Federal Theatre Project No #C,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop".
Federal Theatre Project No #D,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage".
Federal Theatre Project No #E,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Make-up".
Federal Theatre Project No #F,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unidentified".
Federal Theatre Project No #G,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity + Promotion staff Illinois".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 171,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Electricity, Chapter 7 (Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 177,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hospital staff (Black, Helkin, Waterbury Wernli)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 199,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positives have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hershey Building (Helkin)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 215,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hershey Building (Black)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 314,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Furniture, Joe Foster".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 580,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Booker T. Washington, portrait (Helkin)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 631,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Design of snake skin (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 740,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Quilts (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 750,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Constutition; interior of submarine (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 751,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dog (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 758,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "East Side street scene (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 785,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "British royal barges; costume".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) 903,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wright brothers (Nielsen)".
Federal Theatre Project (Research) No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Letter; George Washington; Benjamin Franklin; Policy of Assurance, B. Washington".
Federal Writers Project 132,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hollis Bike Store".
Federal Writers Project No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negative and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Alaska".
Ferdinand the Bull 729,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop (Waterbury)".
Ferdinand the Bull 731,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Exhibit (Waterbury)".
Ferdinand the Bull 811,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionettes".
Ferdinand the Bull 821,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Crippled Children's Hospital (Wernli)".
Ferdinand the Bull 825,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience and production".
Ferdinand the Bull No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
5th Avenue Theatre 733,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Proscenium and stage (Helkin)".
Flanagan, Hallie 32,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits".
Flanagan, Hallie 72,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Harry Hopkins, Norman Bel Geddes Manhattan Theatre".
Flanagan, Hallie 812,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night; audience; street scenes".
Flight 187,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads, "Stage sets (Horn)".
Flight 251,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Heckscher Theatre (Waterbury)".
Flight 252,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits".
Flight 284,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast attending aviation show; Grand Central Palace (Waterbury)".
Flight 285,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hecksher Theatre (Haber)".
Foreign Language Production (Research) 210,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "(Wernli)".
Foreign Language Production (Research) 211,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "German (Helkin)".
Foreign Language Production (Research) 222,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Spanish (Helkin)".
Foreign Language Production (Research) 230,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Bercovici (Wernli)".
Foreign Language Production (Research) 240,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Yiddish (Helkin)".
Fowler, Harold 293,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Deputy Commissioner, Police Headquarters (Helkin)".
Frankie and Johnny No #,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ballet Fedre".
Freeman, Charles K. 832,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Assistant to George Kondolk, studio portrait".
Gilbert and Sullivan 703,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster, 5 shows (Friend)".
Gilbert and Sullivan 867,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Leaving for Philadelphia".
Gilbert, Jack 38,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
The Gondoliers 817,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Great Catherine 31,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "One act experimental theater".
H.M.S. Pinafore 66,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits".
H.M.S. Pinafore 945,
98
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast, portraits (rose, Waterbury)".
Haiti 567,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Helkin)".
Haiti 569,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Beverly Juno Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Arnold)".
Haiti 579,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio and costume portraits Lafayette Theatre (Arnold)".
Haiti 581,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Rex Ingram Lafayette Theatre (Waterbury)".
Haiti 585,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Haiti 597,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Personnel and stage (Helkin, Steiner)".
Haiti 600,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette Theatre (Waterbury)".
Haiti 603,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Candid shots Lafayette Theatre (Helkin)".
Haiti 613,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities (Wernli)".
Haiti 621,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Candid and audience shots (Waterbury)".
Haiti 624,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Candid shots (Nielsen)".
Haiti 638,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Rex Ingram (Wernli)".
Haiti 652,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Elena Karam, costume Portraits (Steiner)".
Haiti 679,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
Haiti 686,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portrait (Waterbury)".
Haiti 694,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio and costume portraits".
Haiti 698,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Haiti 707,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 1 positive. One negative and the positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Research, library".
Haiti 737,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Bernard Pate, costume portraits".
Haiti 748,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Elena Karam, costume portraits".
Haiti 754,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Canada Lee, studio and costume portraits".
Haiti 775,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Howard Reid, costume portraits".
Haiti 803,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Boston tour".
Hall, Juanita 164,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Melody Singers".
Hall, Juanita 176,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Melody Singers".
Hansel and Gretel 546,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette puppeteers, portraits (Arnold)".
Hansel and Gretel 547,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Arnold)".
Hansel and Gretel No #,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan".
Harlem Holiday 744,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Outside shots of Lafayette Theatre (Wernli)".
Hart, Harry 555,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portrait (Waterbury)".
Hawaiian Island 351,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Public School #187 (Wernli)".
Hay Fever 530,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Newdrop High School (Wernli)".
He Ain't Done Well by Poor Nell 476,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "New York University (Arnold)".
Help Yourself 35,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Help Yourself 123,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Walter Burke, portrait".
Help Yourself 130,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Help Yourself 457,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Crotona Park (Waterbury)".
Help Yourself 461,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience St. Mary's Park (Waterbury)".
A Hero is Born 496,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, production shots Adelphi Theatre (Helkin)".
A Hero is Born 496A,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage set; production shot (Adelphi Theatre (Arnold, Waterbury)".
A Hero is Born 514,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Peggy Coudray, portrait (Arnold)".
A Hero is Born 528,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "William Phelps (Helkin)".
Holy Night 253,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Princess Theatre (Helkin)".
Horse Eats Hat 155,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, production shots; backstage; rehearsal (Haber)".
Horse Eats Hat 166,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads: "Orson Welles, John Houseman, portraits".
Horse Play 88,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop".
Horse Play 116,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Zoo. research".
Horse Play 134,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Warehouse; portraits".
Horse Play 187,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets Lafayette Theatre (Horn)".
Horse Play 477,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Scottsboro Boys Lafayette Theatre (Waterbury)".
Horse Play 479,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette theatre (Waterbury)".
House, Colonel 93,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
How Long Brethren? 364,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance unit (Arnold, Black, Helkin, Wernli)".
How Long Brethren? 429,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miss Soyer, studio portrait (Cotler)".
How Long Brethren? 445,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Svo Soren, dancer, portrait (Steiner)".
How Long Brethren? 545,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance project Christ Church (Waterbury)".
How Long Brethren? 566,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Lawrence Gellert, music composer, portrait (Helkin)".
Hymn to the Rising Sun,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Chain gang Ritz Theatre (Wernli)".
The Idle Inn 36,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Anglo-Jewish theater".
Immediate Comment 965,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance project; studio character shots (Steiner)".
In Heaven and Earth 33,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity shots".
In Heaven and Earth 34,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage set; production shots Willias and Majestic Theatres".
In Heaven and Earth 77,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee".
Injunction Granted 30,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricature".
Injunction Granted 37,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Injunction Granted 102,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage; production shots; entrance; stage set Biltmore Theatre (Helkin)".
Injunction Granted 105,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vito Marcantonio, Congressman Biltmore Theatre".
Injunction Granted 111,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricature".
Injunction Granted 128,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Norman Lloyd".
Injunction Granted 135,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage; entrance Biltmore Theatre".
Injunction Granted 156,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cartoon".
Injunction Granted 163,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Lantern slides".
Introducing Mr. Punch 640,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Puppeteers, portrait (Waterbury)".
Introducing Mr. Punch 644,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; audience Van Guard Community Center (Helkin)".
Iolanthe 277,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume. production portraits Daly's Theatre (Monoson, Stiener)".
Iolanthe 440,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Silver Lake, Staten Island (Waterbury)".
It Can't Happen Here 184,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Principals of cast Adelphi Theatre (Haber)".
It Can't Happen Here 186,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage and production shot; Yiddish (Waterbury, Wernli)".
It Can't Happen Here 186A,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Yiddish, portraits (Waterbury)".
It Can't Happen Here 186C,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; Yiddish unit (Waterbury)".
It Can't Happen Here 189,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage Scenes (Helkin)".
It Can't Happen Here 192,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Suitcase unit (Wernli)".
It Can't Happen Here 202,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Buzz Windrip, portrait; Yiddish unit (Horn)".
It Can't Happen Here 203,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Suitcase unit; portrait 1f leads (Black.)".
It Can't Happen Here 204,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Brooklyn and Queen's unit Majestic Theatre (Waterbury)".
It Can't Happen Here 207,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "New Bishop George Probert, portrait Adelphi Theatre (Haber)".
It Can't Happen Here 212,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "New Bishop George Probert, portrait, Adelphi Theatre (Haber)".
It Can't Happen Here 214,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Yiddish unit, portrait (Black)".
It Can't Happen Here 219,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Suitcase unit; stage sets (Helkin)".
It Can't Happen Here 220,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities Adelphi Theatre (Haber)".
It Can't Happen Here 227,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Suitcase unit Majestic Theatre (Helkin)".
It Can't Happen Here 236,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; stage sets Adelphi Theatre (Wernli)".
It Can't Happen Here 236A,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; stage sets Adelphi Theatre (Waterbury)".
It Can't Happen Here 241,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Adelphi Theatre (Helkin)".
It Can't Happen Here 405,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Staten Island (Wernli)"
It Can't Happen Here 408,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Owl's Head Park".
It Can't Happen Here No #,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots-color positive".
It Happened on Christmas Eve 256,
99
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Bruce Library".
Jack and the Beanstalk 484,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Washington Square Park (Wernli)".
Jack and the Beanstalk 492,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Kelly field (Helkin)".
Jack and the Beanstalk 522,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan 35th Street workshop".
The Jew who Knew Washington 298,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama (Wernli)".
Jewish Pageant 393,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Madison Square Garden (Waterbury)".
Joan of Arc 379,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community Drama (Waterbury)"
Johnny Johnson 739,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shot (Nielsen)".
Just Ten Days 482,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Kelly field (Helkin)".
Katcha and the Devil 254,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette workshop (Waterbury)".
Kinch, Myra No #,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers".
Kondolf, George 593,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portrait (Steiner)".
Kondof, George 674,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Board meeting (Wernli)".
Kramm, Joseph No #,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Ladies' Aid Strike 517,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Central Methodist Church (Helkin)".
Ladies and Hussars 537,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Hebrew Educational Society (Helkin)".
Lady White and Lady Yellow 497,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama St. Mark's Church (Arnold)".
Lafayette Theatre 167,
100
Circa 1936-1939
1 negative and 2 positives. The negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stagehands (Waterbury)".
Lafayette Theatre 196,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop activities (Waterbury)".
Lafayette Theatre 206,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Prize winners (Rappaport)".
Lafayette Theatre 323,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wadrobe department (Waterbury)".
Lafayette Theatre 454,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Personnel".
Lafayette Theatre 588,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Seating capacity (Helkin)".
LaGuardia, Fiorello 51,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Myor of New York, New York City".
Life and Death of an American 804,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "George Sklary, author, portrait".
Life and Death of an American 912,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio, costume portraits".
Life and Death of an American 946,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits; stage sets (Helkin, Waterbury)".
Life and Death of an American 958,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Life and Death of an American 960,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Publicity sturt (Helkin)".
Life and Death of an American 962,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Character portraits (Waterbury)".
Life and Death of an American 969,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Helkin, Steiner)".
The Lights O' London 40,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits; production shots Palm Gardens".
The Lights O' London 106,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience scene".
Linns, Jack 348,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage director Adelphi Theatre (Steiner)".
Little Black Heliotrope 409,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama St. Augustine's Chapel (Black)".
Living Newspaper Unit 41,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Office".
Living Newspaper Unit 267,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage Biltmore Theatre".
Living Newspaper Unit 276,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Office staff (Haber)".
Lloyd, Norman 151,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Barrel Story".
The Lonely Man 549,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clipping (Nielsen)".
Love in Humble Life 304,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits; production shots Daly's Theatre (Black, Wernli)".
Lunatics at Large 561,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Touchstone Drama Guild (Helkin)".
Lyric Theatre No #,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Inside, outside shots".
Macbeth 6,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Nat Carson, designer".
Macbeth 42,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, production shots Lafayette Theatre".
Macbeth 43,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night; audience street scenes".
Macbeth 114,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Painting scene".
Macbeth 190,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Visit of Ernst Toller".
Macbeth 800,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; audience".
Macbeth 833,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, studio portraits (Rose, Waterbury)".
The Machine Age 250,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Frank Williamson, portrait (Steiner)".
The Machine Age 352,
100
Circa 1936-1939
Portraits of leads Majestic Theatre (Steiner)".
The Machine Age 359,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Cotler)".
The Machine Age 377,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Majestic Theatre (Steiner)".
Majestic Theatre 75,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads"Stage Set".
Marionettes 10,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Florida, Jacksonville".
Marionettes 18,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Posters".
Marionettes 20,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mr. Crampton".
Marionettes 45,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Mill Hotel".
Marionettes 47,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Performing; workshop".
Marionettes 453,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Anniversary Green wich House (Wernli)".
Marionettes 661,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Magical illusion, rooster (Nielsen)".
Marionettes No #A,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Genesis-Diagram of marionette Adam".
Marionettes No #B,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
Maxine Elliott's Theatre 634,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Seating capacity (Nielsen)".
Melodies on Parade 460,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Silver Lake Park, Staten Island (Arnold)".
Melodies on Parade 553,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Copy letter (Helkin)".
Melodies on Parade 668,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clippings (Nielsen)".
Metropolitan Museum of Arts 115,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Exhibit".
Metropolitan Museum of Arts 120,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Madame Sikeliano".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 403,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Staten Island (Wernli)".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 407,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Director's conference Staten Island (Waterbury)".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 415,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan; audience, sound, lights Staten Island (Waterbury)".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 423,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Caravan Smithfield, Long Island (Waterbury)".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 425,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; Caravan Kelly Field (Waterbury)".
A Midsummer Night's Dream 427,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Caravan Prospect Park (Waterbury)".
The Mikado 52,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Washington Irving High School".
The Mikado 234,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Church of the Good Shepard (Wernli)".
The Mikado 246,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Hebrew Orphen Asylum (Waterbury)".
The Mikado 647,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vera Meyers, portrait (Steiner)".
The Mikado 649,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "1,000,000 ticket (Nielsen)".
The Mikado 654,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miss Rubinstein, portrait (Rose)".
The Mikado 665,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "1,000,000 ticket winner (Helkin)".
The Mikado 676,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities Academy of Music (Helkin)".
The Mikado 682,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Academy of Music (Wernli)".
The Mikado 715,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Tent operations (Steiner)".
The Mikado 921,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits".
The Mikado (Swing) 905,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities audience- H.Hopkins, F.LaGuardia, E.Roosevelt (Helkin, Waterbury)".
The Mikado (Swing) 906,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, studio portrait".
The Mikado (Swing) 908,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots New Yorker Theatre".
The Mikado (Swing) 909,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jitterbugs (Waterbury)".
The Mikado (Swing) 911,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Music sheet".
The Mikado (Swing) 913,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast costume shots Botanical Gardens".
The Mikado (Swing) 915,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cartoon".
The Mikado (Swing) 916,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers Illinois, Chicago/New York".
The Milky Way 725,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; Caravan St. Mary's Park (Wernli)".
Minnie Breezer 289,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Jewish Community Center (Wernli)".
Ministrels 53,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville".
The Minuet 355,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Muhlenberg Library (Wernli)".
The Miser 56,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Mississippi Rainbow 560,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Arnold)".
Mississippi Rainbow 592,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume pictures (Arnold)".
Mississippi Rainbow 596,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits (Arnold)".
Mississippi Rainbow 609,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots 49th Street Theatre (Waterburg)".
Mississippi Rainbow 725,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Jamica, Long Island (Wernli)".
Mr. Jiggins of Jigginstown 228,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Princess Theatre (Wernli)".
Moon Dream 444,
100
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YWCA (Wernli)".
Mother Goose on Parade 552,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance Group (Helkin)".
Mother Summer 380,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's theater Cararsie (Helkin)".
Moving Along 13,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Moving Along 19,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Countess Clara Bulow, backstage".
Moving Along 59,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville".
Moving Along 208,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville Yonders (Waterbury)".
Moving Along 229,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "YMCA, Hansom Place (Helkin)".
Murder in the Cathedral 55,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage workers".
Murder in the Cathedral 57,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage".
Murder in the Cathedral 60,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits".
Murder in the Cathedral 61,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Murder in the Cathedral 77,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee".
Nathan, Mrs. Marian 62,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
National Theatre 864,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Infinidome".
Native Ground 218,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Rehearsal (Haber)".
Native Ground 244,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Steiner)".
Native Ground 264,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits Majestic Theatre (Steiner)".
Native Ground 320,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets (Wernli)".
The Nativity 533,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Willoughby".
The Nativity 554,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama (Wernli)".
The Nativity 843,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Nativity 851,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "42nd Street Public Library".
Nature's Phantasy 572,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Public School #187 (Helkin)".
New York, New York 467,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Board of Education metro-politan maps (Arnold, Nielsen)".
1935 98,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shot; Living Newspaper Unit".
No More Peace 487,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Steiner)".
No More Peace 488,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Character shots Roslyn, Long Island (Arnold)".
No More Peace 518,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; backstage; cast portraits Grand Street Playhouse (Wernli)".
No More Peace 525,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
No More Peace 562,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wen Talbot Choir 49th Street Theatre (Waterbury)".
No More Peace 576,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "POster (Nielsen)"
Noah 185,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities (Haber)".
Noah 197,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette Theatre (Steiner)".
Oh Boy! 495,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Hunt's Point Palace (Waterbury)".
Oliver Twist 46,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
Oliver Twist 297A,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production; puppeteers (Helkin)".
Oliver Twist 321,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience YMHA (Arnold)".
Oliver Twist 339,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Henry Street Settlement House; (Waterbury)".
Oliver Twist 350,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Public School #21 (Monoson)".
Oliver Twist 389,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience; puppets and puppeteers with students Public School #45 (Wernli)".
On the Rocks 696,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits (Rose, Waterbury)".
On the Rocks 700,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Daly's Theatre (Friend, Waterbury)".
On the Rocks 769,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
On the Rocks 793,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Brenner, Waterbury)".
On the Rocks 802,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Shaw meets Shaw backstage".
On Top 118,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville".
On Top 127,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricatures".
Once Upon a Time 823,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Robert Lewis Shayon, writer-director (Nielsen)".
One-Third of a Nation 447,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Shots of slums; Living Newspaper Unit (Helkin)".
One-Third of a Nation 499,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Statue of Liberty, inscription (Arnold)".
One-Third of a Nation 526,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Scaffolding; slum shots (Arnold, Helin, Bielsen, W Waterbury, Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 542,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Helkin)".
One-Third of a Nation 550,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 564,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits (Rose, Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 574,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets Adelphi Theatre (Arnold)".
One-Third of a Nation 575,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Rose, Steiner, Waterbury)".
One-Third of a Nation 577,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper opinion, heading (Helkin)".
One-Third of a Nation 586,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage set (Helkin, Waterbury, Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 591,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Master Remey, portrait (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 604,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Adelphi Theatre (Waterbury)".
One-Third of a Nation 611,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "David Pardoll, stage manager (Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 623,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Rose, Waterbury, Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 629,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mrs. Buttonhopper, cast portrait (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 667,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Larry Fox, portrait (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 670,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Edith Groome, portrait".
One-Third of a Nation 673,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Man on fire escape (Rose, Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 678,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Critic's poster (Nielsen)".
One-Third of a Nation 695,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ethel Aaron, manager, portrait (Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 704,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Steiner, Waterbury)".
One-Third of a Nation 711,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Joan Danton, studio portrait (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 718,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
One-Third of a Nation 719,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee Adelphi Theatre (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 720,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "5-Act man (Wernli)".
One-Third of a Nation 745,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Set details Adelphi Theatre (Steiner)".
One-Third of a Nation 749,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits: Helen Ambrose, Beatrice Hendricks, Mavish Walsh, Tommie Bissell, Virginia Daly (Rose)".
O'Neill, Eugene 503,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio cast portrait Lafayette Theatre (Steiner)".
O'Neill, Eugene 504,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait, Eugene O'Neill (Waterbury)".
O'Neill, Eugene 508A,
101
Circa 1936-1939
Separated Materials note
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette Theatre (Arnold)".
O'Neill, Eugene 516,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Bound East of Cardiff, In the Zone, The Long Voyage Home, Moon of the Caribbees Lafayette Theatre (Steiner)".
O'Neill, Eugene 540,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Thurman Jackson with doctors and nurses (Wernli)".
O'Neill, Eugene No #,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Moon of the Caribbees production shot".
Othello 645,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama; Richard Harrison group YWCA (Waterbury)".
Our Future World 534,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Public School #124 (Helkin)".
Out of Egypt 371,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YMCA (Helkin)".
Pageant 451,
101
Circa 1936-1939
1 negative and 2 positives. One positive has writing on it's envelope, it reads "Treasury Building, Wall Street, (Helkin)".
Panic of 1938 602,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Bay Ridge Day Nursery".
The Path of Flowers 158,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast, studio portraits; production shots (Rappaport)".
Patience 491,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Cotler)".
Patience 512,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Arnold)".
Patience 532,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jamaica Jewish Center (Waterbury)".
Peter Rabbit 392,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Little Italy Neighborhood House (Hilkin)".
Picketing 871,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "95 Madison Avenue (Helkin)".
Pierre Patelin 523,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Adelphi Theatre (Waterbury)".
Pierre Patelin 841,
101
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
Pinocchio 824,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster; diagram".
Pinocchio 824A,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricatures (Nielsen)".
Pinocchio 838,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits".
Pinocchio 850,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children/toys".
Pinocchio 854,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage set".
Pinocchio 868,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume; production shots".
Pinocchio 881,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Musicians an Pinocchio with children; backstage".
Pinocchio 893,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits".
Pinocchio 898,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Pinocchio, marionette girl (Waterbury)".
Pinocchio 904,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mr. Willis, Arnold Willey, studio portraits (Steiner)".
Pinocchio 907,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Backstage".
Pinocchio 914,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jimmy Durante (Helkin)".
Pinocchio 950,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's audience Ritz Theater".
Pinocchio 963,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ed MIchaels with students Adelphi College (Wernli)".
Pinocchio 966,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ed Michaels with children".
Pinocchio No #,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "31 pictures of cast".
The Pirate King 524,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Baybridge Bory's Club (Helkin)".
Pirates of Penzance 124,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portrait".
Pirates of Penzance 242,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, production portraits Seaman's Institute (Waterbury)".
Pirates of Penzance 560,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Arnold)".
Pirates of Penzance 945,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits".
Poor Henry 232,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama; neighborhood players (Black)".
Portraits (unidentified) 104,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unidentified woman".
Portraits (unidentified) No #_A,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unidentified man".
Portraits (unidentified) No #B,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unidentified woman, color positive".
Power 103,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Ritz Theatre (Helkin, Rose, Steiner, Waterbury)".
Power 129,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads"Marquee Ritz Theatre (Waterbury)".
Power 269,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Steiner)".
Power 286,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ritz Theatre (Black)".
Power 369,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Brett Warren, portrait (Arnold)".
Power 418,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Muni Diamond, portrait (Arnold)".
Power 536,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "POster (Helkin)".
Power 606,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Depicts power (Nielsen)".
Power 633,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Wernli)".
Power 636,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Character shots (Waterbury)".
Power 925,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Washington, Seattle (Nielsen)".
Processional 490,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Steiner)".
Processional 498,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Waterbury)".
Processional 505,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads Publicity shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Waterbury)".
Processional 505A,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Waterbury)".
Processional 541,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives.
Professor Mamlock 64,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits".
Professor Mamlock 329,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Arnold, Cotler, Steiner)".
Professor Mamlock 340,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Daly's Theatre (Helkin)".
Professor Mamlock 358,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage scenes (Helkin, Nielsen, Steiner)".
Professor Mamlock 360A,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage pictures (Steiner)".
Professor Mamlock 372,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Steiner)".
Professor Mamlock 402,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Edwin Cooper, studio portrait (Arnold)".
Professor Memlock 446,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Window display (Monoson)".
Professor Mamlock 500,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Henry Sherwood, portrait (Helkin)".
Professor Mamlock 520,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Henry Sherwood with sign (Arnold)".
Professor Mamlock 531,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Box office crowd Brooklyn Jewish Center (Arnold)".
Prologue to Glory 563,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "E.P. Conkle, author; studio portrait (Arnold)".
Prologue to Glory 568,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper article date April 15, 1865 (Nielsen)".
Prologue to Glory 590,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Steiner)".
Prologue to Glory 594,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Bust of Abraham Lincoln Chanin Building, Herschfield Office (Waterbury)".
Prologue to Glory 605,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "1836 lamp Dietz Company".
Prologue to Glory 607,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Little boy, portraits 49th Street Theatre (Helkin)".
Prologue to Glory 608,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Model set (Wernli)".
Prologue to Glory 615,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Nielsen)".
Prologue to Glory 616,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume department (Waterbury)".
Prologue to Glory 617,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
Prologue to Glory 620,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Candid shots (Helkin)".
Prologue to Glory 626,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Arnold)".
Prologue to Glory 637,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Burgess Meredith (Helkin)".
Prologue to Glory 641,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; costume portraits (Rose, Steiner, Wernli)".
Prologue to Glory 657,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Joan Flicker, portrait (Steiner)".
Prologue to Glory 680,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Russell Conway, portrait (Steiner)".
Prologue to Glory 684,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Waterbury)".
Prologue to Glory 693,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ann Rutledge, portraits (Waterbury, Wernli)".
Prologue to Glory 736,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clipping".
Prologue to Glory 760,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Radio touring unit; candid shots (Randolph)".
Prologue to Glory 774,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio, costume portraits (Rose)".
Prologue to Glory 782,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Ritz Theatre (Waterbury)".
Prologue to Glory 795,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Prologue to Glory 810,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Leaving for Chicago (Wernli)".
Prologue to Glory 939,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits (Steiner)".
Provincetown Theatre 67,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Theater technique".
Provincetown Theater 139,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage model winner".
Punch and Judy 71,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette show".
Punch and Judy 300,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette show (Waterbury)".
R.U.R. 413,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette workshop (Arnold)".
R.U.R. 465,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage models (Arnold)".
Radio 100,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Radio clippings (Black, Wernli)".
Radio 121,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "WHN"
Radio 308,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Bennington College girls (Haber)".
Radio 310,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Birthday gift, WHN Pioneers of Science (Helkin)".
Radio 317,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Banquet (Helkin)".
Radio 325,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "NBC".
Radio 331,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Radio Almanac WHN (Waterbury)".
Radio 332,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Indian story, Almanac players (Waterbury)".
Radio 333,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Irish players (Waterbury).
Radio 334,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait in Oils, conterence".
Radio 335,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miscellaneous; banquet".
Radio 336,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Choir, Serenade at Eight (Waterbury)".
Radio 337,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "WOXR, Tragedy of Man (Waterbury)".
Radio 345,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Group pictures (Steiner)".
Radio 361,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Pioneers of Science".
Radio 416,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Equipment".
Radio 483,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Commander Rosendahl".
Radio 507,
102
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Tish, CBS (Waterbury)".
Radio 527,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jules Verne WMCA Building (Waterbury)".
Radio 544,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "WWXR (Wernli)".
Radio 551,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "WHN Langdon Post Loew's State Building (Waterbury)".
Radio 601,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vocalists".
Radio 610,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mutual WOR".
Radio 612,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Epic of America WMCA Building (Wernli)".
Radio 701,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ivan Black (Horn)".
Radio 727,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Five books (Nielsen)".
Radio 735,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Evelyn Sherman (Helkin)".
Radio 741,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Margaret Fisher (Wernli)".
Radio 753,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ann Rutledge".
Radio 763,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dorothy Wards, costume department (Randopph)".
Radio 770,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mr. Bierson, portrait (Steiner)".
Radio 794,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jewish players".
Radio 818,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "National Service Bureau Provincetown Theatre (Lowy, Randolph)".
Radio 822,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Clinton Street (Helkin)".
Radio 875,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "There's a Law Against It, portrait-lawyer (Neilsen)".
Radio 877,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Porto Rican man, portrait (Nielsen)".
Radio 918,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Hallie Flanagan".
Radio 940,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miscellaneous (Nielsen)".
Radio 947,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mrs. Hansel, portrait; statue, Women-in-the-Making of America (Nielsen)".
Radio No #,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "NBC".
Razey, Dr. 459,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Arnold)".
A Regular Fix 306,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits; production shots (Wernli)".
Relief Lines 326,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Lafayette Theatre (Monoson)".
Revolt of the Beavers 384,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's theater (Arnold)".
Revolt of the Beavers 396,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production, audience shots Adelphi Theatre".
Revolt of the Beavers 398,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Colter)".
Revolt of the Beavers 400,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Adelphi Theatre (Steiner)".
Reward for Kindness 578,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Hebrew Educational Society (Helkin)".
Riddle Me This 480,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Crotona Park (Arnold)".
Rio Rita 391,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Public School #201 (Helkin)".
Ritz Theatre No #,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Seating capacity (Nielsen)".
Robbinson, Miss 830,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Roosevelt, Eleanor 587,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Congress of Women City College (Wernli)".
Roosevelt, Franklin 543,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clipping, inauguration (Helkin)".
Roslyn Repertory 583,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Helkin)".
The Rostoff Pearls 539,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Bronx Zion Temple (Wernli)".
Run Little Chillun No #,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster California, Los Angeles".
A Sailor's Ballad 159,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots; portrait (Wernli)".
St. James Theatre 653,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Seating Capacity (Nielsen)".
Salumith 362,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Education Alliance (Waterbury)".
Salut Au Monde 21,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers".
Salut Au Monde 165,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers".
Salut Au Monde 541,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Helkin)".
Salut Au Monde 879,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers Nora Bayes Theatre".
Scamper No #,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's theater Indiana, Gary".
She Stoops to Conquer 826,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume, studio portraits (Rose)".
She Stoops to Conquer 894,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience".
Sherlock Holmes 48,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette".
Sherlock Holmes 781,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mariontte".
Show Boat 127,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville Pier 16, Hoboken".
Show Boat 724,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "S.S Norden Miles Basin, canarsie (Wernli)".
Show Boat 726,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "S.S. Roma, S.S. Queen Mary (Helkin)".
The Show Off 299,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Show Off 414,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Washington Park".
The Show Off 443,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience".
Showing Off 548,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville 4B unit; act portraits (Arnold, Wernli)".
Showing Off 584,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville; studio portraits (Arnold)".
Showing Off 589,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Copy of announcement 49th Street Theatre (Nielsen)".
Showing Off 627,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "POrtraits of acts Heckscher Theatre (Waterbury)".
Showing Off 688,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mr. Hanlon, portrait (Waterbury)".
Showing Off 713,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan; rehearsal Pier 17, Staten Island (Waterbury)".
Showing Off 716,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Miss Safety, Nora Wheeler (Steiner)".
Sing a Song of Safety 708,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Helkin)".
Sing a Song of Safety 746,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Waterbury)".
Sing For Your Supper 671,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Nielsen, Steiner, Waterbury)".
Sing For Your Supper 779,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Rehearsal"
Sing For Your Supper 791,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume shots (Nielsen)".
Sing For Your Supper 796,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Sing For Your Supper 849,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits; Marconi, Maxim, Nobel, Watt".
Sing For Your Supper 884,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits".
Sing For Your Supper 896,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Sing For Your Supper 897,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Sing For Your Supper 910,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Lantern slides".
Sing For Your Supper 923,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Sing For Your Supper 927,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Paula Lawrence (Helkin)".
Sing For Your Supper 928,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume shots Adelphi Theatre (Helkin, Waterbury)".
Sing For Your Supper 929,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets (Waterbury)".
Sing For Your Supper 930,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities (Wernli)".
Sing For Your Supper 964,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers".
Sing For Your Supper No #,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
The Singing and the Gold 489,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads Cast Portraits (Arnold)".
The Singing and the Gold 509,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Valerie Valaire, portrait (Helkin)".
The Singing and the Gold 519,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets; production shots (Wernli)".
The Singing and the Gold 525,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Helkin)".
Skidding 420,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Washington Square Methodist Church, (Helkin)".
Snickering Horses 74,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Experimental theater".
Solomon, Miss 830,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait; publicity shots".
Spirochete 866,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Louis Pasteur, portrait".
Spirochete 869,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Illinois, Chicago".
Spirochete 924,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jenner, Pare, Aetatis portraits (Nielsen)".
Step This Way,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville' poster (Arnold, Helkin)".
String Fever 651,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workshop (Waterbury)".
String Fever 664,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette puppeteers".
String Fever 683,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Puppeteers (Helkin, Waterbury)".
String Fever 746,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
String Fever 747,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
String Fever 853,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Ballerina marionette".
The Sun and I 57,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets".
The Sun and I 65,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits (Cotler, Helkin)".
The Sun and I 99A,
103
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Haber, Steiner)".
The Sun and I 309,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience Adelphi Theatre (Wernli)".
The Sun and I 327,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Stage sets (Steiner)".
The Sun and I No #,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portrait, color positive".
The Sun Rises in the West No #,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots California, Los Angeles".
Sun Up 319,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Majestic Theatre (Black)".
Sweet Land 257,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette Theatre (Wernli)".
Swing It 426,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits Majestic Theatre (Helkin)".
Swing It 439,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio, cast portraits (Steiner)".
Swing It 455,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Cast portraits Adelphi Theatre (Helkin)".
Swing It 456,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Opening night celebrities Adelphi Theatre (Helkin)".
Swing It 458,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Milton Ready, portrait (Helkin)".
Swing It 464,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Adelphi Theatre (Steiner)".
Swing It 475,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dancers (Helkin)".
Swing It 506,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Outside Lafayette Theatre (Wernli)".
Swordfish Isle 274,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette, audience YMHA (Helkin)".
Swordfish Isle 294,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Wernli)".
The Tailor Becomes A Storekeeper 598,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads
The Tailor Becomes A Storekeeper 628,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Arnold, Steiner)".
The Tailor Becomes A Storekeeper 658,
104
Circa 1936-1939
The Tailor Becomes A Storekeeper 660,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "David Pinsk-author, portrait (Wernli)".
The Tailor Becomes A Storekeeper 662,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Morris Weissman, portrait (Steiner)".
Taking the Air 76,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville".
Taking the Air 198,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Vaudeville Jamaica Arena (Haber)".
Talbert Choir 397,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "POrtrait Nora Bayes Theatre (Waterbury)".
Tamiris, Helen 107,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait".
Tamiris, Helen 442,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Receiving prize, Dance Magazine, Nora Bayes Theatre (Arnold)".
Tea and Algebra Mystery Box 422,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YWCA, Bedford Avenue (Black)".
Terrible Meek 226,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots M.E. Church; New York, Elmhurst, (Wernli)".
There's None of Them Perfect 353,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Riverside Presbyterian Church, (Arnold)".
The Three Sisters 919,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionettes".
Tobias and the Angel 374,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Provincetown Playhouse (Wernli)".
Toby Tyler's Circus 365,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Mrionette (Monoson)".
Toby Tyler's Circus 383,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "School girls and puppets Public School #17 (Arnold)".
Tom Thumb Circus 272,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits (Wernli)".
Tons of Money 419,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Hebrew Orphan Asylum (Wernli)".
Tons of Money 428,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Roosevelt Park (Waterbury)".
Tons of Money 431,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Audience, production shots Washington Square Park (Monoson)".
The Toy Shop 388,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's theater Public School #28 (Waterbury)".
The Toy Shop 852,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Children's theater Public School #155".
Treasure Hunt 266,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portrait Princess Theatre (Helkin)".
Treasure Island 639,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Model sets (Waterbury)".
Treasure Island 685,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster (Nielsen)".
Treasure Island 689,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume pictures (Waterbury, Wernli)".
Treasure Island 691,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jackie Cooper Hotel Warwick (Helkin, Waterbury)".
Treasure Island 723,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan Pier 17; New York, Staten Island (Helkin, Waterbury)".
Treasure Island 801,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Trial by Jury 125,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Trial by Jury 131,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits; audience (Balery)".
The Trial of Dr. Beck 468,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits (Arnold)".
The Trial of Dr. Beck 469,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Copy of photographs (Helkin)".
The Trial of Dr. Beck 470,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots (Wernli)".
The Trial of Dr. Beck 473,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Delegation Maxine Elliott's Theatre (Wernli)".
The Trial of Mary Dugan 2,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Fingerprints".
Triple A Plowed Under 79,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production; backstage".
Triple A Plowed Under 80,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Trojan Incident 619,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Eleanor Eden, portrait (Nielsen)".
Trojan Incident 625,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portraits (Arnold, Steiner)".
Trojan Incident 635,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Colfax Sanderson, portrait (Waterbury)".
Trojan Incident 648,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Tamiris, Helen (Nielsen)".
Trojan Incident 659,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster St. James Theatre".
Trojan Incident 666,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Wallingford-composer, portrait (Steiner)".
Trojan Incident 672,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marcel Rousseau (Steiner)".
Trojan Incident 681,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "PRoduction shots (Helkin)".
Trojan Incident 697,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Little girl, portrait (Steiner)".
Turpentine 81,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portraits; production shots".
Two Gentlemen of the Bench 263,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YMHA Building (Wernli)".
Uliman, B. 820,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Studio portrait".
Unto Such Glory 387,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Ritz Theatre (Wernli)".
The Valiant Tailor 301,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Waterbury)".
Vaudeville 149,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Jack Mason, portrait".
Vaudeville 157,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Matt Shelvey, portrait (Wernli)".
Vaudeville 173,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Office (Helkin)".
Vaudeville 250,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Frances Everett, portrait (Steiner)".
Vaudeville 268,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 1B (Wernli)".
Vaudeville 270,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 3B (Helkin)".
Vaudeville 271,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 2B (Monoson)".
Vaudeville 328,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 4B (Colter)".
Vaudeville 330,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 4B, 5B cast portraits (Cltler)".
Vaudeville 472,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Heads of cast; J.Melino, B. Hibbitt, S. Lewis, M. Lloyd (Waterbury)".
Vaudeville 559,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Unit 5B (Wernli)".
Vaudeville 571,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marquee (Helkin)".
Vaudeville No #,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Traveling troupe Prison; District of Columbia Washington".
Walk Together Children 83,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots Lafayette Theatre".
Washington Square No #,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Map".
Watson, Morris 170,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caricature (Wernli)".
Watson, Morris 341,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Portrait (Black)".
We Live and Laugh 126,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Yiddish, cast portraits".
We Live and Laugh 191,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Crowd Shots (Wernli)".
What Price America 436,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Cropey Avenue Methodist Church, (Monoson)".
Whistling in the Dark 768,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Caravan, audience Crotona Park (Helkin)".
White Iris 702,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama Institute for the Blind (Wernli)".
Winter 262,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Community drama YMHA Building (Wernli)".
The Woman of Destiny 110,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".
Works Progress Administration 87,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Signs".
Works Progress Administration 178,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Sewing project (Haber)".
Works Progress Administration 223,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster Grand Central Station (Helkin)".
Work Progress Administration 224,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Poster".
Work Progress Administration No #A,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Newspaper clipping".
Work Progress Administration No #B,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Historical records".
World Tour 174,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Marionette (Helkin)".
World's Fair 948,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Workers assembling display".
Young Tramps 23,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance Group".
Young Tramps 57,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Model sets".
Young Tramps 122,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance Group".
Young Tramps 137,
104
Circa 1936-1939
2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Dance Group".
Series 5: Printing Materials,
(8 boxes)
1936-1939
This series is split into three subseries: Zinc Plates and Mats, Woodblocks, and Mimeographs.This series contains zinc plates, mats, mimeographs and woodblocks that were used in the production of publications for the Federal Theater Project. The series is arranged alphabetically starting with productions and then going into portraits.
Subseries 5.1: Zinc Plates and Mats,
(4 boxes)
1930s
Zinc plates and mats created out of the plates to use in print production.
9 Pine Street,
105
1
circa 1936-1939
Matrix/Mat inside a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "9 Pine Street", "Zinc Plate + Matrix".
Alice in Wonderland,
105
2
circa 1936-1939
4 envelopes. 1) Zinc plate of Mrs. Beck. Was originally inside an envelope that says "Mats plates from The Oregonian The Preferred Newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121" and in pencil "WPA Theater", "Mrs. Beck 'Alice'". 2) Zinc plate of "Alice". Was originally inside an envelope that says "Mats plates from The Oregonian The Preferred Newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121" and in pencil "WPA Theater", " 'Alice' ". 3) Zinc plate and newsclipping for Alice in Wonderland. In a white sleeve with pencil written on it. "Alice in Wonderland Zinc plate newsclipping", "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg", "The Journal Journal Publishing Co. Portland. Oregon" 4) Zinc plate inside a white sleeve with pencil written on it. "P-11-or-P-10", "Alice in Wonderland", "NARA", "Zinc Plate"
Big Blow,
105
4
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate and mat of 4 of the performers of Big Blow. In a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "Big Blow", "Zinc Plate and matrix" 2) Zinc plate, mat/matrix, and slip of paper for Sheile Sheldon. In a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "Sheile Sheldon".
The Big White Fog,
105
5
circa 1936-1939
3 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "Zinc cut", "No. #3", "Name: Mercedes Tallifero + Gladys Brooks", "Order: P-327", "Remarks: (1-column)", "Big White Fog ILL". 2) Zinc plate in white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "No. #4", "Name: Gladys Brook", "Order: P-327", "Remarks: (1-column zinc cut)", "Big White Fog-ILL" 3) Zinc plate in white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "No. #2", "Name: Rosalie Burnette", "Order: P-327", "Remarks: (1-column)", "Big White Fog ILL".
Chalk Dust,
105
6
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of a man and woman. Was original with an envelope (in bad shape) that says in pencil "Mr. Howard" and "Federal Theater" on the front. On the back in pencil it says "Chalk Dust Cuts". 2) Zinc plate of a woman pointing at a chalk board and a group of men opposite her.
Clarence,
105
7
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that has 4 pictures on it, 2 men and 2 women. It was originally wrapped in brown paper. In pencil "Clarence"
De Vry Yacht Party,
105
8
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of a group of people standing together. Originally wrapped in paper that is discoloring. In ink on one side is "Newspaper Cut" and "Devry Yacht Party". On back of plate "Devry Yacht" #88 2) Zinc plate of a group of people sitting together. On back "Devry Yacht #8H"
Excursion,
105
10
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Small irregularly shaped zinc plate for Excursion 2) Rectangular shaped zinc plate for Excursion
The Farmer Takes a Wife (CA. San Francisco),
105
11
circa 1936-1939
Large irregularly shaped zinc plate for The Farmers Takes a Wife
Hansel and Gretel,
105
12
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) 2 zinc plates and a newspaper clipping from Hansel and Gretel. In a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "WPA Elks Temple", "Hansel + Gretel", "Mats Plates from The Oregonian The Preferred Newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121" 2) Zinc plate and a newspaper clipping from Hansel and Gretel. In a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil "WPA Theatre 530 Elks Temple", "Hansel + Gretel".
It Can't Happen Here,
105
13
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of a man standing near an NBC microphone. On the back "J.Ray[u?] and Northcult 2) Zinc plate of a man
It Can't Happen Here,
105
14
circa 1936-1939
3 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of a man, woman and boy. 2) Zinc plate of a man. 3) Zinc plate of a man.
It Can't Happen Here,
105
15
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of 2 men. 2) Zinc plate of 3 men.
It Can't Happen Here,
105
16
circa 1936-1939
2 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate of 3 men. 2) Zinc plate of a man. On the back "Northcult"
The Mikado Swing,
106
1
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate and Matrix/Mat in a white sleeve. On the sleeve in pencil: "Mikado", "Zinc plate", "Matrix". 28 mats/matrixes copies for Mikado Swingcopated. 26 copies are a scene of a man and woman, one mat has "Mikado" imprinted on it three times, and one mat has an advertisement for "Mikado" imprinted on it.
The Milkway,
106
2
circa 1936-1939
7 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "Milky Way", "Zinc Plate" 2) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg", "Milky Way", "John Groves clipping/zinc plate" 3) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg.", "Milky Way", "John Dawson clipping + Zinc Plate" 4) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg", "Milky Way", "John Groves clipping/zinc plate" 5) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg.", "Milky Way", "Frederic Murray clipping/zinc plate" 6) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Milky Way", "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg.", "John Groves", "Frederic Murray", "Clipping/Zinc plate" 7) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg.", "Milky Way", "Madge Wynne", "Frederic Murray", "Jeanne La Salle", "Zinc plate/clipping"
Monesh,
106
3
circa 1936-1939
3 zinc plates for Monesh. The were originally inside a brown envelope. 5 copies of mats/matrixes of a women, they all have "Monesh" written in pencil on them.
Night Must Fall,
106
4
circa 1936-1939
5 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "WPA Federal Theatre Elks Temple", "Night Must Fall", "Leon Forbes", "Paul Zaremba", "Clipping + Zinc Plate" 2) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "Night Must Fall", "John Dawson", "Clipping + Zinc Plate" 3) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "Night Must Fall", "Leon Forbes", "Zinc plate + Clipping" 4) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "Night Must Fall", "Madge Wynne", "Clip/Zinc Plate" 5) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping in a white sleeve with pencil writing. In pencil: "Federal Theatre", "Night Must Fall", "Leon Forbes", "Margaret Barney", "-Clipping", "-Zinc plate"
O Say Can You Sing,
106
5
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate with a group of women on it. A mat/matrix for "O Say Can You Sing"
One-Third of A Nation,
106
6
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate for the play One- Third of a Nation. On the back in pencil "1/3 of a Nation"
Post Road,
106
7
circa 1936-1939
4 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate that was originally inside a small brown envelope. The zinc plate has a label on the back. "Frances Harris Reg #171", "Leaning on Letty". The brown envelope says "Zinc cut", "Frances Harris", "171", "Learning on Letty"- road shows Post Road". The small brown envelope is inside a larger brown envelope. 2) Zinc plate for the play Post Road. Label on the back says "Edgar Tegner Req. #171", "Leaning on Letty" They were originally inside a large brown envelope. 3) Zinc plate for the play Post Road. Label on the back says "Gulynn Hickman 713 Req. #171 Picture marked 'J'". They were originally inside a large brown envelope. 4) Zinc plate for the play Post Road that was originally inside a large brown envelope.
Post Road,
106
8
circa 1936-1939
4 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate for the play Post Road. Label with it says "Scene Leaning on Letty". It was originally inside a large brown envelope. 2) Zinc plate for the play Post Road. Label on the back says "Scene 'Leaning on Letty' 713 Req. #171 N" 3) Copper plate for the play Post Road that was originally inside a large brown envelope. 4) Zinc plate for the play Post Road that was originally inside a large brown envelope.
Power,
106
9
circa 1936-1939
Mat/Matrix with a scene on it. On the back in pencil: "Scene from 'Power' Now Playing Blackstone Theatre".
Prologue to Glory,
107
1
circa 1936-1939
3 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. In pencil on front and back "Prologue to Glory Lyle Hagan and Fanny Ella Hoag" 2) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. Typed in upper left corner "Prologue to Glory Zinc cut of Drawing # 2" 3) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. Written on the front of the envelope in pencil is "Scene Act 2 Prologue to Glory"
Prologue to Glory,
107
2
circa 1936-1939
7 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope marked "Prologue" 2) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. Written on the back of the envelope in pencil is "Scene Act 3 Prologue to Glory" 3) Prologue to Glory, Zinc, Newsclipping (written on white sleeve in pencil). Of 3 young women in dresses. 4) WPA "Prologue to Glory" Jeanne La Salle (Zinc Plate) [mats plates from The Oregian The preferred newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121] (written on white sleeve in pencil) 5) Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. Written on the front of the envelope in pencil is "Leon Forbes Prologue to Glory" 6) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping of Dan Feely, the Denny to Lean Forbes Lincoln in 'Prologue to Glory'. Federal Theatre play sponsored by Visiting Nurse Association of [Malt] County. Federal Theatre Elks Building. (written on white sleeve in pencil) 7) 2 zinc plates of a man
Prologue to Glory,
107
4
circa 1936-1939
44 copies of mats/matrixeswith a scene of a man and woman from Prologue to Glory printed on them. They were all originally in a large brown envelope.
Prologue to Glory,
107
5
circa 1936-1939
26 mats/matrixes for Prologue to Glory. They were all originally inside a medium size brown envelope. 19 copies of mats featuring advertisements for Prologue to Glory, they are the designs that are on the various wood blocks. 2 mats of a scene from Act I Scene IV, 1 mat of a scene from Act 1 Scene II, 1 mat of Lyle Hagan's character- Abe Lincoln, 2 mats of Lyle Hagan and Fannie Ellen playing Abe Lincoln and Ann Rutledge, and 1 mat of Fannie Ellen, Saudra Karyl, and Helen Howard as Anne Rutledge, Mary, and Lou Caucerou.
Pursuit of Happiness,
107
6
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate and newsclipping for Pursuit of Happiness. They originally were in an envelope from The Journal Journal Publishing Company Portland, Oregon. In pencil "Mason", "Federal Theatre- (Elks Temp- 5/13/38)", "Return -->", "Pursuit of Happiness", and "NAACP sponsors Sept 29"
Run LIttle Chillun,
107
8
circa 1936-1939
3 zinc plates for Run Little Chillun
Spirochette,
107
9
circa 1936-1939
4 envelopes: 1 & 2) 2 zinc plates and 2 newspaper clippings. They were originally in an envelope from The Journal Journal Publishing Company Portland, Oregon. Written on the envelope "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg", "Spirochette", and "4 Men & AL Adams" 3) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping of John Dawson. They were originally in an envelope from The Journal=Journal Publishing Company Portland, Oregon. Written on the envelope "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg 522" and "John Dawson" 4) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping. They originally were in an envelope from The Journal Journal Publishing Company Portland, Oregon. Written on envelope "Federal Theatre Elks Bldg 522"
A Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper,
107
10
circa 1936-1939
5 zinc plates. Includes plates 2, 12, 3, 7, and 4. Each of there numbers are written on the back of each plate. Plate #7 was originally wrapped in white paper.
Timberline Tintypes,
107
11
circa 1936-1939
5 envelopes: 1) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping that originally were inside an envelope with writing on it. Zinc plate is of Maxene Bowlus and Paul Zaremba. Written on the envelope: "WPA Theatre 530 Elks Temple" "Timberline Tintypes" 2) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping of John Groves for the play Timberline Tintypes that originally were inside an envelope with writing on it. Written on the envelope: "WPA Theatre Elks Building", "Tintypes John Groves" 3) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping of Lelah Landon for the play Timberline Tintypes that were originally inside an envelope with writing on it. Written on the envelope: "WPA Oregon Theatre Project", "Timberline Tintypes" 4) Zinc plate and newspaper clipping of Dan Feely for the play Timberline Tintypes that originally were inside an envelope with writing on it. Written on the envelope: "Oregon W.P.A. Theatre 530 Elks Temple Bldg. S.W. Alder at 11th", "Dan Feely", "Tintypes" 5) Zinc plate for the play Timberline Tintypes that was originally inside an envelope with writing on it. The envelope has printed on it: Mats plates from The Oregonian The Preferred Newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121". Written in pencil: "W.P.A. Theater", "Timberline Tintypes"
Unidentified Productions,
107
12
circa 1936-1939
4 mats
Unidentified Productions,
107
13
circa 1936-1939
Allingham, George,
108
1
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate. There are also 27 copies of mats/matrixes that all have "George Allingham" written in pencil on them".
Bolen, Virginia,
108
2
circa 1936-1939
26 copies of mats/matrixes of Virginia Bolen. On some of the mats/matrixes in pencil "Virginia Bolen"
Bratt. George.
108
3
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate of George Bratt. Etched on the back is "George Bratt"
Bush, Helene,
108
4
circa 1936-1939
47 mats/matrixes of Helene Bush. Some of the mats have "Helene Bush" written in pencil on them.
Croydon, Joan,
108
5
circa 1936-1939
2 zinc plates of Joan Croydon. Both of them have "Joan Croydon" written on the back of them.
Dawson, John,
108
6
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that was originally inside an envelope. Printed on the envelope "Mats plates from The Oregonian The Preferred Newspaper of the Pacific Northwest Atwater 2121". In pencil on the envelope: "Federal Theater" and "John Dawson".
Duffy, Herbert,
108
7
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate and 21 copies of mats/matrixes of Herbert Duffy. All of the Mats/matrixes have "Herbert Duffy" on them.
Dymell, Lesley,
108
8
circa 1936-1939
8 copies of mats/matrixes of Lesley Dymell. All of the matrixes have "Lesley Dymell"
Gartner, Genevieve,
108
9
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that were originally inside an envelope. Printed on the envelope "Zinc cut of pictures No. Bloom 11-50372-14 Genevieve Gartner"
Ivanoff, Sonia,
108
10
circa 1936-1939
4 copies of mats/matrixes of Sonia Ivanoff. One of the mats/matrixes has "Sonia Ivanoff" written in pencil.
Karyl, Sandra,
108
11
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that was originally inside an envelope. Printed on the envelope "Zinc cut of picture No. Bloom 11-50372- Sandra Katlov or Sandra Karyl"
Kattlov, Sandra,
108
12
circa 1936-1939
see Karyl, Sandra
Moller, Ted,
108
13
circa 1936-1939
14 copies of Mats/matrixes of Ted Moller. Only one of them has "Ted Moller" written in pencil.
Pittman, Marie,
108
14
circa 1936-1939
7 copies of mats/matrixes, only one of them has "Marie Pittman" written in pencil.
Schoenholtz, David,
108
15
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate of David Schoenholtz, there originally was a brown envelope also in the folder.
Shaw, G. Boward,
108
16
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate of G.Boward Shaw that was originally wrapped in brown paper with pencil writing on it. In pencil "Cut of G. Boward Shaw"
Ward, Theo,
108
17
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown sleeve with ink writing. "#1", "Theo Ward (author)" "P-327", "(1-column zinc)"
Yonover, David,
108
18
circa 1936-1939
Zinc plate that was originally inside a brown envelope. Stamped in upper left corner "Zinccut of pictures No. Bloom 11-50372-2 David Yonover"
Unidentified Portraits,
108
19
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Portraits,
108
20
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Portraits,
108
21
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Portraits,
108
22
circa 1936-1939
Subseries 5.2: Woodblocks,
(3 boxes)
1930s
Woodblocks with zinc (and a few copper) plates. These were used for printing.
9 Pine Street,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium square wood block with a scene on it. On the back in pencil: "9 Pine Street", "Theatre of 4 Seasons- Roslyn- Thurs, Fri, + Sat.
9 Pine Street,
110
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
The Cricket on the Hearth,
111
circa 1936-1939
Her Majesty the Widow,
109
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular woodblock with "[Blauche Calluis?]" written in pencil on the back.
Her Majesty the Widow,
109
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular shaped woodblock for Her Majesty the Widow.
Her Majesty the Widow,
109
circa 1936-1939
Square woodblock that was originally inside of a brown envelope with pencil writing. In pencil "Cut Her Majesty the Widow", "Scene W.O. McWatters + [Blauche Calluis?]".
Her Majesty the Widow,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium woodblock that was originally inside of a brown envelope with pencil writing. In pencil "Cut Her Majesty the Widow", "Scene Doris Underwood + W.O. MCWatters".
It Can't Happen Here,
109
circa 1936-1939
Large rectangular woodblock of a man.
It Can't Happen Here,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock of a man.
Little Jesse James,
111
circa 1936-1939
Mikado,
110
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular wood block for the play "Mikado" with copper.
Mikado,
110
circa 1936-1939
4 Medium rectangular woodblocks for "Mikado" with copper.
Mikado,
110
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular woodblock for the play "Mikado" with pencil writing on the back. In pencil: "For use on outgoing envelopes".
Mikado,
110
circa 1936-1939
Mikado,
110
circa 1936-1939
O Say Can You Sing,
110
circa 1936-1939
Square woodblock featuring a group of women on it. On the back in pencil "O Say Can You Sing".
Personal Appearance,
110
circa 1936-1939
Square woodblock featuring an actor and actress for the play "Personal Appearance". On the back in pencil: "Personal Appearance".
Personal Appearance,
110
circa 1936-1939
Irregularly shaped woodblocked featuring a scene for the play "Personal Appearance". On the back in pencil: "Personal Appearance".
Post Road,
109
circa 1936-1939
Small square woodblock for the play "Post Road". On back there is a "2".
Post Road,
111
circa 1936-1939
Prologue to Glory,
109
circa 1936-1939
Medium square woodblock for "Prologue to Glory"
Prologue to Glory,
109
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular woodblock for "Prologue to Glory".
Prologue to Glory,
109
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock for "Prologue to Glory".
Prologue to Glory,
110
circa 1936-1939
Large rectangular woodblock for "Prologue to Glory".
The Silver Cord,
109
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock with a scene from The Silver Cord on it. In pencil on back "The Silver Cord".
The Silver Cord,
109
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock for "The Silver Cord".
The Silver Cord,
109
circa 1936-1939
2 woodblocks that were originally in a brown envelope. In pencil on front "2 Cuts The Silver Cord", "Scene Joan Croyden + Lee Carney and others [cheenn?], O'Donovan + [Su???]" One is a medium square and the other is a small rectangle.
Swing Parade,
109
circa 1936-1939
Large rectangular woodblock for Swing Parade, it was originally wrapped in brown paper. On the back of the block in pencil "blue ink".
Swing Parade,
111
circa 1936-1939
Tamed and How,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock for "Tamed and How". It was originally inside a brown envelope with pencil writing. In pencil: "Cut "Tamed + How" Scene- Bla[uee?] Collins introduces her chauffeur husband".
Tamed and How,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock for "Tamed and How". It was originally inside a brown envelope with pencil writing. In pencil: "Cut "Tamed + How" Scene- Chas Berre + Irene Taylor".
Allingham, George,
110
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular woodblock that was originally wrapped in paper and at one point taped all together. In pencil "George Allingham", "Cuts and Mats".
Audre, Julie,
110
circa 1936-1939
2 medium rectangular woodblocks of Julie Audre. On the back of one of them in pencil "Julie Audre" and the edge of the other one it says "Julie Audre" in pencil.
Berre, Charles
111
circa 1936-1939
Bolen, Virginia,
110
circa 1936-1939
1 medium rectangular woodblock of Virginia Bolen. On the back of the woodblock in pencil "Virginia Bolen".
Bush, Elaine,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock of Elaine Bush. On the back in pencil "Elaine Bush".
Bush, Helene,
110
circa 1936-1939
2 medium rectangular woodblocks of Helene Bush.
Collins, Blanche,
110
circa 1936-1939
2 medium rectangular woodblocks of Blanche Collins On the backs of both of them in pencil "Blanche Collins".
Duffy, Herbert,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock of Herbert Duffy. On back of woodblock in pencil "Herbert Duffy" is written twice.
Dymell, Lesley,
110
circa 1936-1939
Medium rectangular woodblock of Lesley Dymell. On the back of the woodblock in pencil "Lesley Dymell".
Ivanoff, Sonia,
110
circa 1936-1939
Large rectangular woodblock of Sonia Ivanoff. They were originally wrapped in paper and taped closed. In pencil "Cuts + Mats Sonia Ivanoff".
Moller, Ted,
110
circa 1936-1939
Small rectangular woodblock that was originally wrapped in paper and taped closed. In pencil "Ted Moller" on back.
Unidentified Group,
111
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Group,
111
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Group of Men,
111
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Man,
109
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Man and Woman,
111
circa 1936-1939
Unidentified Scene,
111
circa 1936-1939
Subseries 5.3: Mimeographs
(1 box)
1930s
Mimeographs of different productions and forms that were used during the existence of the Federal Theatre Project.
Autumn Crocus and U.S. Ark,
112
1
circa 1936-1939
Two engravings on one sheet. One engraving is for Autumn Crocus and the other is for U.S. Ark.
The Best Cure,
105
3
circa 1936-1939
3 Mimeographs for "The Best Cure"
Children's Plays,
112
2
circa 1936-1939
Christmas Greetings,
112
3
circa 1936-1939
Dixieland Minstrels,
105
9
circa 1936-1939
Mimeograph for Dixieland Minstrels.
Federal Theatre,
112
4
circa 1936-1939
Federal Theatre Presents and Your Playhouse of the Air,
112
5
circa 1936-1939
Two engraving on one sheet. One engraving says "Federal Theatre Presents" and the other says "Your Playhouse of the Air".
If Ye Break Faith and Whistling in the Dark,
112
6
circa 1936-1939
Two engravings on one sheet. One is for "If Ye Break Faith" and one is for "Whistling in the Dark".
Prologue to Glory,
107
3
circa 1936-1939
Prologue to Glory- Mimeograph
Room Service,
107
7
circa 1936-1939
2 mimeographs for Room Service. There are two other outlines used for printing as well.
Unknown,
112
7
circa 1936-1939
W.P.A. Forms,
112
8
circa 1936-1939
W.P.A. Forms,
112
9
circa 1936-1939