Costume
Found in 164 Collections and/or Records:
Sarah Reckler and Friends in Costume for 'Baby Doe' Play, 1946
Five women pose together outside in costume for the 'Baby Doe' play they performed at Temple Emanuel or NCJW. Standing are Pearl, Flora, Helen Cooper, and Sarah Reckler and Louise Haussman sits on the ground in front of them.
Skirt from Mexican Style Costume, between 1932-1937
The collection includes papers, records, correspondence, photographs, photograph albums, scrapbooks, newspapers and newspaper clippings, framed photographs, documents, quilts and needlework, Vaudeville costumes and instruments, books, and record albums.
Temple Emanuel Play, 1920
A large group of men and some women wearing costumes for a Brotherhood skit at Temple Emanuel. Most of the men are wearing women's clothing. The man on the far right is identified as Joe.
Textiles
This series contains textiles (costumes) and accessories worn and/or designed by Gwen Bowen for performances.
Textiles
This series contains clothing donated to the Lloyd Shaw Foundation. Clothing consists of dresses, petticoats, pantaloons, cowboy boots, men's shirts, skirts, and pants.
Textiles, 1956-1965
This series contains costumes created for Carol Foster by her mother for roles performed with Denver Civic Ballet and the Denver Post Opera.
The Seven-Headed Mouse King from Colorado Ballet’s ''The Nutcracker'', between 2003-2009
The 7-Headed Mouse King posed for promotional photograph
Unidentified Family, between 1930-1950
Glued to bottom, left corner of the scrapbook page is a snapshot of a family posed outside of their home. The parents stand behind their son who is wearing a cowboy costume.
University of Denver - Students, circa 1920
The image depicts 15 unidentified students, affiliated with the University of Denver, every individual is dressed in one of two different costumes, standing in front of an unidentified building, circa 1920. The first costume has tall pointed black hats, black and white striped aprons and black vests. The second costume has white bowl hats and black and white dress.
Vivienne Schoen and Friend in Costume, between 1920-1925
Vivienne Schoen and a young boy stand on the stairs of a home wearing colonial costumes.