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

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

"The Fifth Season" by Sylvia Regan Production Photographs - Cort Theatre, New York City, NY, 1953/1954 Box 148, Folder 5

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"The Fighting Cock" by Jean Anouilh Production Photographs - ANTA Playhouse, New York City, NY, 1959/1960 Box 148, Folder 6

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"The Firstborn" by Christopher Fry Production Photographs - Coronet Theatre, New York City, NY, 1958 Box 148, Folder 9

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"The Founders" Production in Jamestown, VA - Production Photographs Box 137, Folder 1

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"The Fourposter" by Jan De Hartog Production Photographs, 1951/1953 Box 148, Folder 14

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"The Fun Couple" by Neil Jansen and John Haase Production Photograph - Lyceum Theatre, New York City, NY, 1962 Box 148, Folder 18

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"The Game of Foxes" and Leo Kerz - Correspondence and Memoranda, 1971 Box 19, Folder 19

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"The Game of Foxes" and Leo Kerz - Correspondence, Notes, and Memoranda, 1971 Box 19, Folder 20

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"The Gang's All Here" by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Production Photographs - Ambassador Theatre, New York City, NY, 1959/1960 Box 148, Folder 22

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"The Garrick Gaieties" Program and Original Costume Design Drawings Box 164, Folder 4

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