Theater
Found in 1821 Collections and/or Records:
Max Morath Headshot, 1971
Black and white publicity photograph of CCOHA pianist / performer, Max Morath, wearing light color suit and striped tie. Mr. Morath performed with the associtaion during the 1972 festiavl season in a production called,'At the Turn of the Century.'
Max Morath on Stage , 1971
Black and white photograph of CCOHA pianist / performer, Max Morath, wearing hat and belted suit while performing on an unknown stage with a piano behind him.
Max Morath Seated at Piano , 1972
Black and white photograph of CCOHA pianist / performer, Max Morath, seated at a piano with hands placed on keys while looking towards the camera. Hanging behind Max is portrait of unknown affiliate.
Max Morath Tipping Hat and Holding Cigar, 1971
Black and white photograph of CCOHA pianist / performer, Max Morath, wearing a pin stripe suite, tipping a black hat towards the camera while holding a cigar in his left hand.
McConnel, Paul
Folder contains handwritten note, and photogarphic prints of CCOHA affiliate, Paul McConnel, who performed with the association in an unknown production during an unknown festival.
McDoniel, Nancy
Folder contains biographical material, and photogarphic prints of CCOHA affilaite, Nancy McDoniel, who performed with the association during an unknown festival season in an unknown production.
McEowen, Michael
Folder contains resume, and photographic prints of CCOHA affiliate, Michael McEowen, who performed with the association during an unknown festival in an unknown production.
McKenna, Siobhan
Folder contains photographic print of CCOHA actress, Siobhan Mckenna, who performed with the associtaion during an unknown festival season in an unknown production.
Memorandum of Agreement (draft), 1841-1926
This collection consists of the various scene (set) plots, property plots, music plots, lighting plots, scripts, cue sheets, and ''sides'' made or used by Willis Marks between 1841 and 1926 in his work as a stage director and manager.
Men in Front of Central City Opera House Billboard, 1956
Three unidentified men, one in a chef's uniform, two in suits, standing in front of a sign reading: ''World Premiere of The Ballad of Baby Doe by Dr. Douglas Moore and John Latouche,'' rest of text on sign is obscuredby the men except for the name ''Hanya Holm.''