Collection: Edward H. Peple Collection, 1891/1953 / Date range: 1915 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Edward H. Peple Collection, 1891/1953 Date range 1915

Agreement between Willard Mack Edward Peple, 1915 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 50

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British rights to the play "A Pair of Sixes", 1915/1926 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 2

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Contract for ¼ rights in play Kick In by Willard Mack to Edward Peple, 1915 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 62

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Contracts concerning "The Call of the Cricket", 1910/1915 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 15

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Contracts for plays and book, 1915/1920 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 9

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Copyright certificates and receipts for various plays by Edward Peple, 1891/1928 Box 6 MS-3, Folder 16

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Copyright documents, 1895/1941 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 11

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Correspondence and contracts concerning "Maggie", 1910/1915 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 14

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Correspondence and contracts with MGM regarding "The Littlest Rebel", 1914/1952 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 46

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Correspondence concerning contracts on "The Prince Chap" with Selig Polyscope Company, 1915 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 39

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