Buckley, Emerson, 1916-1989

Black and white photograph of CCOHA musical director, Emerson Buckley, wearing a hat, smoking a pipe, who worked with the opera house from 1956-1976.

Black and white photograph of CCOHA musical director, Emerson Buckley, wearing a dark suit coat and a dark bow tie with polka dots.

Black and white photograph of CCOHA musical director, Emerson Buckley, wearing a white suite and holding a cigarette in a publicity photograph.

Black and white photograph of CCOHA musical director, Emerson Buckley, wearing a white suit coat and a dark bow tie. Mr. Buckley was the music director at the CCOH from 1956-1976 most notably for the production 'The Ballad of Baby Doe.'

Black and white photograph of CCOHA music director, Emerson Buckley (seated at the head of table)and CCOHA Board president / chairman FRank H. Ricketson Jr. (standing behind Buckley), at an unknown event during an unknown festival season.

Informal portrait of Frank St. Leger (right), a music director and conductor who worked with the Central City Opera, with Emerson Buckley (left).

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 photographic negative of Emerson Buckley, CCOHA music director. Mr. Buckley worked with the CCOH from 1956 - 1976, most notably on the 1956, 1959,and 1976 productions of 'The Ballad of Baby Doe.'

Black and white photograph of performers from the 1966 season holding signs of their names in front of a unknown building. Performers include (in no oder) Chester Ludgin, June Genovese, Lee cass, william Embaugh, Frances Bible, Beatrice Krebs, June Card, Lucile Kailer, William Beck, Leo Goeke, Luisc Pichardo, Corrinne Curry, Marilyn Mercur, Thomas Palmer and Nadja Witkowska.

Light purple cardstock with 2 1/2 x 2 in embossed image of CCOHA musical director, Emerson Buckley. Mr. Buckley worked with the CCOHA from 1956-1976 most notably on the production 'The Ballad of Baby Doe.'