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

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

Copies of Porterfield-Breen Correspondence - 1947 Box 113, Folder 5

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Copies of Porterfield - Breen Correspondence - circa 1930s Box 113, Folder 2

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"Copper and Brass" by David Baker and David Craig Production Photographs - Martin Beck Theatre (Now Al Hirschfeld Theatre), New York City, NY, 1957 Box 146, Folder 47

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Copy of 1950 Statement on ANTA by Breen - Note from Wilva Breen to Lorraine Brown, 1995 Box 111, Folder 4

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Copy of Advertisement for ANTA West Production of "The Sea Horse", 1975 Box 163, Folder 31

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Copy of "ANTA Magazine - Spring 1948' Box 111, Folder 2

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Copy of "Escape" Magazine Article on Robert Breen, 1987 Box 84, Folder 24

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Copy of Letter from Hal Holbrook to Robert Breen, 1975 Box 84, Folder 20

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Copy of Letter to Breen from Joan Crawford, 1963 Box 15, Folder 15

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Copy of "Miss Hargreaves" RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. Agreement - 1941 Box 111, Folder 6

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