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

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

The Randall School/Playhouse, CT - Productions Photographs and Playbills, 1948 Box 127, Folder 25

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"The Rape of the Belt" by Benn W. Levy - Production Photographs featuring Constance Cummings, Joyce Redman, Peggy Wood, and John emery Box 138, Folder 21

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"The Rapists" Production Photographs - New York City, NY, 1966 Box 141, Folder 13

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"The Rehearsal" by George Villiers - Production Photograph featuring Barbara Orson and William Cain Box 138, Folder 27

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"The Resurrection" by Bach Production Photograph - Dakota Wesleyan University, 1950 Box 134, Folder 22

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"The Revolution in Art" - Correspondence and Memoranda, 1968/1973 Box 17, Folder 12

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"The Revolution in Art" - Document Detailing Work in Progress Box 19, Folder 13

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"There Was a Little Girl" by Daniel Taradash - Production Photographs featuring Jane Fonda, Dean Jones, Joey Heatherton, Michael Vandever, Tom Gilleran, and Ruth Matteson, 1960 Box 140, Folder 6

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The Rhode Island School of Design Theatre - Production Photographs and Playbill, 1950 Box 134, Folder 19

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"The Righteous Are Bold" Frank Carney - Production Photographs featuring Denis O'Dea and Irene Hayes Box 138, Folder 30

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