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

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

"The Last Analysis" by Saul Bellow Production Photographs - Belasco Theatre, New York City, NY, 1964 Box 150, Folder 21

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"The Last Ride of Cowboy Sheeham" Screenplay by Charles Frink, 1961 Box 47, Folder 6

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"The Legend of Lizzie" by Reginald Lawrence Production Photographs - 54th Street Theatre (Now George Abbott Theatre), New York City, NY, 1959 Box 150, Folder 22

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"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Production Photograph - Bala-Cynwyd Junior High School, PA, 1951 Box 133, Folder 27

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"The Little Blue Light" by Edmund Wilson Actor Photograph - ANTA Playhouse, New York City, NY, 1951 Box 150, Folder 29

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"The Little Blue Light" Newsclippings - Part 1, 1951 Box 76, Folder 2

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"The Little Blue Light" Newsclippings - Part 2, 1951 Box 76, Folder 3

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The Little Theatre of Charlotte, NC - Productions Photographs, 1950/1951 Box 142, Folder 26

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The Little Theatre of Players of Johnson City, TN - Productions Photographs, 1950/1952 Box 155, Folder 8

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The Living Theatre, New York City, NY - Productions Photographs Box 142, Folder 2

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