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

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

"Button-Button" Film Treatments by Leonard Lesley Box 44, Folder 3

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"Button-Button - Treatment #1. for a Film by Leonard Lesley" Box 86, Folder 8

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"Bye Bye Birdie" by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams Production Photograph, 1960/1961 Box 146, Folder 13

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By-Laws of the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of ANTA, 1976 Box 163, Folder 38

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"Cabaret" by John Kander and Fred Ebb Production Photographs, 1966 Box 146, Folder 14

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Cable TV - Newsclippings and Articles, 1971/1973 Box 20, Folder 3

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"Caesar and Cleopatra" by William Shakespeare Production Photograph - National Theatre, New York City, NY, 1949/1950 Box 146, Folder 15

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Cain Park Children's Theatre, Cleveland Heights, OH - Production Photographs, 1950 Box 143, Folder 4

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"Calculated Risk" by Joseph Hayes Production Photographs - Ambassador Theatre, New York City, NY, 1962/1963 Box 146, Folder 16

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California Actors Company of La Jolla, CA - Productions Photographs Box 160, Folder 10

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