Musicals

File contains reviews, news stories, and articles about the premiere (1954) and the possibility of "Silverheels" being presented at Central City in 1957.

File contains typescript bound in a notebook of the script for the "folk" opera "Silverheels." Music by Waldo Williamson, Libretto by Russell Porter.

File contains typescript pages for the script of the opera "Silverheels." Pages appear to be possibly edits to the script, there is one loose page that points out changes.

File contains mimeographed pages for 2 copies of the script for the opera, "Silverheels." Appears to be complete. Names on the scripts are "Weide" and "Waldo Williamson."

Framed gouache watercolor painting of set with blueish/white Doric columns and heavy red curtains with gold fringe and tassels. On stage left stands a line of Nazi soldiers against a black background while the Von Trapp family stands slightly right of center stage poised to sing. Scene is when the family is performing "Edelweiss" in concert near the end of the play. Framed set panel for "Sound of Music," which was performed at Cheesman Park. Sticker on the reverse side says "Panel 1."

Framed gouache watercolor painting, with pencil sketch visible underneath paint, of a scene from Fiddler on the Roof. The scene shows the lead character, Tevya, standing center stage by a shed on his right and a wagon on his left with rooftops in the background. In he bottom right-hand corner of the page "Fiddler on the Roof" is written in pencil.

Students Elected to Office – Smallest Turnout in Many Years. New Senate Convenes; Appointments Announced. IFC Banquet. Voters Cast Ballots at CCC. Musical “Seventeen” Tonite.

Special Events sponsors Donovan. Objectives of coalition committee stated. Senate to issue Legal Defense Fund, cards. Performance scheduled.

File contains photocopy of a story, "The Snow Angel" printed in the Rocky Mountain News on March 24, 1946. A transcript of the story accompanies the copy.

File contains chapters 1-18, part 1, preliminary draft pages of "The Structure of Homophonic Music." Written in pencil. On envelope: "Pencil 1 - XVIII, pencil."