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Start Over Collection Federal Theatre Project personal papers, 1926/1991 Date range 1944

Federal Theatre Project personal papers, 1926/1991 15.0 linear feet (29 boxes)

Federal Theatre Project (U.S.)
This collection brings together over 90 individual donations of Federal Theatre Project material. The material in this collection consists of employment papers, correspondence, scrapbooks, newspaper and magazine clippings, photographs, playscripts, programs, fliers, and production notebooks.
  1. George Mason University

Leve, Samuel,, 1944 Oversize 29

Hand in Glove set model. Made out of wood and paper. The model consists of two main parts that swivel 360 degrees to provide two different sets. One is of the back of a house, the other is inside the house. The walls of the house has pencil drawings on it. The model measures 13.5 inches long by 8 inches high by 10 1/4 inches wide. Two stamps are present on the front of the model. Both are for the United Scenic Artists Local 829. Handwritten on the front is "For Arthur Edison, Hand in Glove, by c.K. Freeman & G. Savory Scale 1/4" = 1', 10-6-44, S. Leve."

  1. George Mason University
  2. Federal Theatre Project personal papers, 1926/1991
  3. Federal Theatre Project personal papers, 1926-1991

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