Drama

Abstract

This box contains multiple series: material culture, writings, and photographs. The writings file folder contains a script entitled "Wedlock Inn", which has a note on the front labeling the script as "property of Bert Byron".

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Box contains two file folders (FF) from this series. These include FF13: a DVD of the 2011 performance of "The Wizard of Oz" and seven [7] cast photographs, some of which are undated and some from 1999 and 1982; FF14: 1968-2006 clippings about NCJW's traveling theater program.

Abstract Box contains ten file folders (FF) from this series. This includes FF3: materials from the Colorado section's 2021 S.O.A.R. program, which is an acronym for strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results; FF4: scripts and papers from the traveling theater's "Strawberry Tarts Forever" play, ranging from 1980-2003; FF5: scripts and papers from the traveling theater's "Wizard of Oz" play, ranging from 1987-2007; FF6: papers from an undated "Auntie Mame" performance; FF7: undated scripts and...

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Box contains one [1] wooden and felt puppet, one [1] black costume cape, one [1] orange pumpkin costume, all of which were used in NCJW's traveling theater productions.

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Box contains two [2] file folders (FF) from this series. These include, FF3: An NCJW traveling theater troupe scrapbook, which holds materials ranging in date from 1972-2006; FF4: Doris Lackner's (past Colorado section president) scrapbook, which holds materials ranging in date from 1968-1974.

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Box contains costume articles from NCJW Denver section's traveling theater troupe. Items include one [1] clear plastic mask with painted facial features, two [2] black hats (one with glitter), and one [1] straw hat with yarn embellishment - likely used in NCJW productions of "The Wizard of Oz".

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This folder contains (1) copy of the interview with Buddy Butler.

Scope and Contents

This series contains production materials for theater productions including scripts, set designs, and choreography notebooks.

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Contains 38 scripts of melodramas assembled by B.A. Bergman, manager of the Crescent Comedy Company (also known as the Crescent Stock Company), based in Chicago. The working scripts (containing dialogue, stage directions and music cues) were used for performances in Chicago, Illinois and on road tours, chiefly in Michigan.

Scope and Contents

This series contains coursework, clippings, scene designs, and programs from Sandra's education from high school and UCLA.