Collection: Federal Theatre Project photograph collection, 1936/1939 - ARVAS Search Results

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Treasure Island -- Marionette (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma), 1938 Box 76, Folder 16

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York) Box 76, Folder 13

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York) Box 76, Folder 14

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York) Box 76, Folder 13

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York) Box 76, Folder 14

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York), 1938 Box 76, Folder 15

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Treasure Island (New York City, New York), 1938 Box 76, Folder 15

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Trial by Jury 125, 1936/1939 Box 104

2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".

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Trial by Jury 125, 1936/1939 Box 104

2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Production shots".

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Trial by Jury 131, 1936/1939 Box 104

2 negatives and 2 positives. One negative and one positive have writing on their envelopes, it reads "Costume portraits; audience (Balery)".

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