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

Folder contain press material, biographical material, and photographic prints of CCOHA performer, Stephen Collins, who performed as Peter Latham in the 1970 production 'Forty Carats,' and as Thomas Jefferson in the 1972 production of '1776.'

Folder contains press material, biographical material, and photographic prints of CCOHA conductor, James Conlon, who worked with the association during the 1982 festival season.

Black and white photograph of construction on an unknown structure in Central City, Colorado.

Photograph of Continental 'Golden Jet,' but in the background has sign on side advertising the Central City production of 'The Odd Couple.' Sign reads, Geoorge Gobel &Phil Foster in The Odd Couple, The Central City Festival (date illegible)."

Folder contains photographic print of actor, Frank Corsaro, who performed as Dirty Joe in the 1952 CCOHA production of 'Mrs. Mcthing.'

Photographs of the 1948 Central City Critique Panel; Photographs included Howard Taubman, Madge Skelly, Martha Scott, Virgil Thomson, and Gypsy Rose Lee.

Photograph of three members of the 1948 Central City Critique Panel; (from left to right) Howard Taubman, (first name illegible) Bill, Virgil Thomson.

Photograph of Central City affiliates and members of the 1948 Central City Critique Panel; (from left to right) Gypsy Rose Lee, Virgil thomson, unknown , Mrs. Davis Moore, Howard Taubman, George sommes, and Mrs. Milton E. Benet.

Photograph of the 1948 Central City Critique Panel; (from left to right) Gypsy Rose Lee, Virgil Thompson, Center George Sommes, Howard Taubman, and Madge Skelly.

Folder contains photographic prints and biographical material of CCOHA pianist, accompanist, and conductor, Stephen Crout. Mr Crout worked with the association during the 1979 festiaval season (pianist), 1980 (accompanist), 1992 (conductor, Algiers), 1993 (conducto, Carmen), 1994 (conductor, The Vagabond King), 1996 (conductor, New Moon), 1997 (conductor, The Merry Widow), and in 1998 (conductor, The Barber of Seville).