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Académie Nationale De Musique Et De Danse, program, France, 1925

Académie Nationale De Musique Et De Danse ("National Academy of Music and Dance"), program for "Week at the Opera," featuring "The Valkyrie," "Esther," "The Birth of the Lyre," and "Thais," France, 1925 June 26-July 2.
Baker's Edition of Plays, script, Boston, Massachusetts, 1898

Baker's Edition of Plays, script for "Breezy Point, A Comedy in Three Acts For Female Characters Only" by Belle Marshall Locke, 50 pages, Walter H. Baker & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 1898. Signed by Walter H. Baker.
Baker's Novelty Plays, script, Boston, Massachusetts, 1894

Baker's Novelty Plays script for "The District School at Blueberry Corners, A Farcical Entertainment in Three Scenes" by Laura M. Parsons, 22 pages, Walter H. Baker Company, Boston, Massachusetts, 1894. Signed by Walter H. Baker.
Cape Playhouse, program, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 1955

Program for Richard Aldrich's Cape Playhouse, "Americas Most Famous Summer Theatre," Dennis on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 29th season, week of July 18, 1955.

Shirley Booth in "The Time of the Cuckoo" by Arthur Laurents, directed by Dan Levin, and Eva Marie Saint in "The Rainmaker" directed by Jeffrey Hayden.
Columbia Theatre, program, Boston, Massachusetts, 1892

Program for "The Lost Paradise, A Drama in three Acts, by Henry C. DeMille" Columbia Theatre, Washington St., Boston, Massachusetts, 1892 March 14. The show was presented by Boston Stock Company.
DeCourville's Folies-Bergere, program, Paris, France, 1917

Program for DeCourville's Folies-Bergere production, Paris France, 1917. It has "Miss Shirley Kellogg" on the cover.
Gaslight Dinner Theatre, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1981

Gaslight Dinner Theatre and Professional Artists Productions, Inc. program for "Michael Edwards in Irva Levin's Deathtrap," directed by Michael Edwards, Brooks Road at I-55, Memphis, Tennessee, 1981 June 11-July 5.
Germantown Community Theatre, playbill, Germantown, Tennessee, 1980-1981

Germantown Community Theatre, playbill for the 1980-1981 season featuring "Anything Goes," "The Star Spangled Girl," "Starting Here, Starting Now," "Kind Sir," "The Desk Set," and "Catch Me If You Can," Germantown, Tennessee, 1980-1981.
Germantown Community Theatre, program, Germantown, Tennessee, 1980

Germantown Community Theatre, program for "Anything Goes" (1962 Revision), A Musical Comedy by Guy Bolton, P. G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay, and Russell Crouse, music and lyrics by Cole Porter, directed by Carrie Morrow, Germantown, Tennessee, 1980 September 5-28.
Germantown Community Theatre, program, Germantown, Tennessee, 1984

Germantown Community Theatre, program for "They're Playing Our Song," book by Neil Simon, music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Carol Bayer Sager, Germantown, Tennessee, 1984 August 24-September 16.
Globe Theatre, program, London, England, 1925

Globe Theatre, program for "Fallen Angels, A Comedy in Three Acts," by Noel Coward, produced by Stanley Bell, London, England, 1925 April.
Martin Beck Theatre, playbill, New York, New York, 1937

Martin Beck Theatre, playbill for "High Tor, a fantasy," by Maxwell Anderson, with Burgess Meredith and Peggy Ashcroft, New York, New York, beginning 1937 May 31.
Maxine Elliott's Theatre, playbill, New York, New York, 1935

Maxine Elliott's Theatre, playbill for "The Children's Hour" by Lillian Hellman, staged by Herman Shumlin, with Eugenia Rawls, Aline McDermott, and Elizabeth Seckel, New York, New York, beginning 1935 April 8.
Memphis Convention Center, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1987

Memphis Convention Center, program for "Ramesses The Great" exhibition, curated by Rita E. Freed, Memphis, Tennessee, 1987 April 15-August 31.
Memphis Convention Center, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1991

Memphis Convention Center, program for "Catherine The Great" part of "WONDERS: The Memphis International Cultural Series", Memphis, Tennessee, 1991 April 10-September 8.
Memphis Pink Palace Museum Planetarium, flyer, Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1970s August 14-19

Memphis Pink Palace Museum Planetarium, flyer for "Elvis: Legacy in Light," "Experience THE MUSIC of the KING plus THE POWER of LASER LIGHT," Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1970s August 14-19.
Memphis State University, playbill, Memphis, Tennessee, undated

Memphis State University Theatre, playbill for "The Robber Bridegroom," book and lyrics by Aldred Uhry, music by Robert Waldman, based on the novella by Eudora Welty, directed by Ken Zimmerman, Memphis, Tennessee, undated.
National Theatre, playbill, New York, New York, 1936

National Theatre, playbill for "Ethan Frome, A Dramatization of Edith Wharton's novel 'Ethan Frome,'" by Owen Davis and Donald Davis, with Pauline Lord, Ruth Gordon, and Raymond Massey, New York, New York, 1936 April 18.
Playhouse on the Square, playbill, Memphis, Tennessee, through September 5

Playhouse on the Square, playbill for "The Fantasticks," book and lyrics by Tom Jones, music by Harvey Schmidt, Memphis, Tennessee, through September 5.
Playhouse on the Square, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1980

Playhouse on the Square, program for "Pippin" by Roger O. Hirson, music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Memphis, Tennessee, 1980 September 12-October 18.
Playhouse on the Square, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1981

Playhouse on the Square, program for "Frankenstein" by Tim Kelly, directed by Ron Wachholtz, Memphis, Tennessee, 1981 January 22-February 20.
Playhouse on the Square, program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1993

Playhouse on the Square, program for "Little Shop of Horrors" book and lyrics by Howard Ashman, music by Alan Menken, based on the film by Roger Corman, screenplay by Charles Griffith, Memphis, Tennessee, 1993 April 23-June 6.
Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, script, Washington, D. C., 2009

Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, script for "Swift to My Wounded, Walt Whitman and the Civil War," written and adapted by E. Warren Perry, Jr., Washington, D. C., 2009.
Sock & Buskin Productions, program, Southaven, Mississippi, 1982

Sock & Buskin Productions, program for "The Robber Bridegroom, A Musical Comedy in Two Acts," book and lyrics by Alfred Uhry, music by Robert Waldman, adapted from the novel by Eudora Welty, Southaven, Mississippi, 1982 October.