Central City Opera House Association (Central City, Colo.)

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Black and white photograph of (from l to r) musical director Emerson Buckley, associate music director Walter Taussig, and stage director Dr. Elemer Nagy in conversation during the 1957 festival season at the CCOH in Central City, Colorado.

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Black and white head shot of CCOHA technical / scenic director, Frank 'Pancho' Gates.

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Black and white photograph of CCOHA technical / scenic director, Frank 'Pancho' Gates, looking off camera standing outside the Opera House in Central City, Colorado.

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Black and white photographic print of CCOHA technical / scenic director, Frank 'Pancho' Gates, posing outside of the Central City Opera House in Central City, Colorado.

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Black and white photographic print of CCOHA technical / scenic director Frank 'Pancho' Gates, standing in an unknown location pointing and looking upwards to the right.

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Black and white photograph of CCOHA technical / scenic director of Frank 'Pancho' Gates, standing outside the CCOH in Central City, Colorado wearing a dark overcoat pointing and looking upwards to the left.

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Black and white photographic print of CCOHA technical / scenic director, Frank 'Pancho' Gates, posing with arms crossed.

Abstract Folder contains seven (7) photographic prints of CCOHA technical / scenic director Frank (Pancho) Gates. Frank Gates worked with the association from the 1932-1941 festival seasons on the productions; 'Othello' (1934), 'Central City Nights' (1935), 'The Gondoliers' (1936), 'A Doll's House' (1937), 'Ruy Blas' (1938), 'Yeoman of the Guard' (1939), 'The Bartered Bride' (1940), 'The Barber of Seville' and 'Orpheus' (1941), 'The Play's the Thing' (1948), and also on the 1956 world premiere...

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Folder contains three (3) photographic prints of CCOHA artistic director, Robert Edmond Jones, who worked with the association from 1932-1941.

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Black and white publicity photograph of CCOHA artistic director and designer, Robert Edmond Jones, who worked with the association from 1932-1941.