Collection: Robert and Wilva Breen papers, 1831/2000 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Robert and Wilva Breen papers, 1831/2000

Spotlight Players, NJ - Production Photograph, 1950/1951 Box 152, Folder 21

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Springer Opera House Program with Inserts, 1982/1985 Box 162, Folder 37

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"Square in the Eye" by Jack Gelber Production Photographs - Theatre de Lys (Now the Lucille Lortel Theatre), New York City, NY Box 141, Folder 12

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Stadsschouwburg Theatre, Amsterdam - Floor Plan and Report; Theatre Lighting Publications, 1950 Box 39, Folder 8

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"Stage and Script Club of Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C. - Production of Romeo and Juliet" Photograph, 1950 Box 132, Folder 9

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Stanford Repertory Theatre, CA - Productions Photographs, 1950 Box 127, Folder 11

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Stanford Repertory Theatre, CA - Productions Photographs, 1960 Box 160, Folder 6

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Stanford University Theatre, CA - Productions Photographs and Playbills, 1949 Box 127, Folder 12

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Stanley Chase and Blues Opera Correspondence and Financial Information, 1959/1960 Box 11, Folder 12

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Starlight Operetta, TX - Productions Photographs, 1950 Box 156, Folder 4

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