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

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

Tax on Play Series Memberships - Correspondence and Memoranda, 1950/1951 Box 43, Folder 8

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"Tchin-Tchin" by Sidney Michaels - Production Photographs featuring Anthony Quinn and Margaret Leighton, 1962 Box 140, Folder 1

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"Tea and Sympathy" by Robert Anderson - Productions Photographs featuring Mary Fickett, Anthony Perkins, Joan Fontaine, Leif Erickson, Richard York, and Deborah Kerr, 1953/1955 Box 140, Folder 2

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Teachers College, Columbia University Theatre, New York City, NY - Productions Photographs and Playbills, 1949/1963 Box 153, Folder 4

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Telegram From Hobe Morrison to Helen Hayes, 1951 Box 82, Folder 20

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Telegram on R. Stevens and Breen, 1951 Box 11, Folder 5

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Telegrams Receipt from Breen to Sammy Davis, Jr., 1990 Box 84, Folder 25

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"Television Opportunities" Bulletins and Related Newsclippings - "Facts About Phonevision" Booklets, 1950/1951 Box 61, Folder 17

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"Tenderloin" by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick - Productions Photographs featuring Maurice Evans, Ron Husmann, Wynne Miller, Irene Kane, and Rex Everhart, 1960 Box 140, Folder 4

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"Ten Girls Ago" Screenplay by Peter Farrow and Diane Lampert Box 51, Folder 9

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