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

Vocal and piano score for the piece 'In the Still of the Night' composed in 1937 for the film Rosalie words and music by Cole Porter and published by Chappell & Co. Cover of score has black and white picture of actors Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell who performed in the 1937 film adaptation of the musical.

Folder contains photocopies of biographical material and photographic pring of CCOHA conductor, J. david Jackson, who worked with the association during the 2004 festival season on the production of 'Le Jongleur de Notre Dame.'

Folder contains press material, biographical material, handwritten notes, and other internet research documents complied by an unknown affiliate. Robert Edmond Jones, artistic designer / director, worked with the CCOHA from 1932-1941.

Folder contains photographic print of CCOHA actress, MME. Janauschek, who was an affiliate of the association during an unknown year.

Black and white photograph of actress, Jane Curtin, who performed with the CCOHA during the 1972 festival season as Bobbi in the production 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers.'

Black and white photograph of Emerson Buckley (l) and John Brownlee (r) seated in the Central City Opera house during a rehearsal for an unknown production during the 1965 festival season.

Black and white tintype of CCOH performers (from l to r) Johnny Carter, Thelma Votipka and George Rasley who performed during the 1940 festival season in the production of 'The Bartered Bride' pose for a photograph in Central City, Colorado.

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

Black and white tintype of CCOH performer Louis D'Angelo holding a cane seated with his wife Josephine posing for a photograph in Central City, Colorado.

Black and white tintype of Central City affiliates Josephine Antoine who performed during the 1940 festival in the production 'The Bartered Bride' seated with Denver Center for the Performing Arts affiliate Polly Grimes under a sign reading 'God Bless America' in an unknown location in Central City, Colo.