The Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection is open for research.
Gift of Mr. Ellis Nassour.
Original collection processed by Jennifer Ford. 2008 & 2009 Accretions processed by
John Wall. 2012 Accretion processed by Ainsley Powell. Finding aid encoded by Jason
Kovari, 2 July 2009. Finding aid updated by Kathryn Michaelis, March 2012.
Periodic additions may be made to this collection.
Journalist, author, and playwright Ellis Nassour donated an extensive art and entertainment
collection to Ole Miss "as a way to give back" in 2004. The 1964 University of Mississippi
graduate said at a September ceremony at the J. D. Williams Library that he was motivated
to donate the collection because "of a great lack of anything arts related" in Mississippi
when he was growing up in Vicksburg.
The Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection—which was given in memory
of Nassour's parents—contains videotapes, compact discs, vinyl LPs, audio cassettes,
bound plays, books, and art pertaining to musical theater. "The Nassour collection
gives the university a new breadth of research material, stretching from Hollywood
to the New York stage and back to the South," says Center director
Charles Reagan Wilson. "The primary sources on Patsy Cline, in particular,
help support the Center's new emphasis on the study of Southern music."
A former New York Times and New York Daily News journalist, Nassour is the author
of two books Patsy Cline (Leisure Books) and Honky Tonk Angel: The Intimate Story of Patsy Cline (St. Martin's). Ellis also coauthored Rock Opera: The Creation of Jesus Christ Superstar (Hawthorn Books).
Besides honoring his parents, Nassour's collection also salutes several people who
influenced him at Ole Miss, including Chancellor and Mrs. John D. Williams, Tom S.
Hines, Sam Talbert, and Mildred Spurrier Topp, Ellis's creative writing teacher, whose
efforts brought "out the best of what talent I had," he says.
The Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection consists of theatre
and film memorabilia. Particularly prominent in the collection are posters, playbills
and programs from New York and London mid-to-late twentieth century theatre productions.
Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection, Archives and Special Collections,
J.D. Williams Library, The
University of Mississippi
The Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection is open for research.
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the
making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under
certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized
to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions
is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other
than private study, scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for,
or
later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use",
that user may be liable for copyright infringement.
The photographs were removed from this collection and placed in cold storage for preservation.
Many of the posters were removed and placed in mapcases for preservation.
This collection is arranged in four parts: the original collection and the 2008, 2009,
and 2012 accretions. Material formats and subjects repeat throughout all three parts
of the collection. While the original collection appears to maintain original order,
primarily, the later accretions are arranged according to format.
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| Press packet/news releases: Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years. Selections from the John F. Kennedy Library
and Museum. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. May 1-July 29, 2001.
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| Press packet/news releases: Adrian American Glamour. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.14 May-18 August 2002. Includes slides and photographs.
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| Mail order form for Town Hall Concert starring Mabel Mercer and Bobby Short
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| Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. 8x10 movie poster and cast/production information.
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| Midnight Cowboy. 8x10 movie poster and cast/production information.
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| Liner notes for the musical Follies. Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by Harold Hastings.
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick. Essay on last page by Larry Cohen.
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| Program. Nathan M. Weiss & New Action LTD. in association with Bill Graham and the
Fillmore East Organization present THE WHO in the final performance of their rock-opera
"Tommy." Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center. Sunday, 7 June 1970.
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| The Worlds Fair. The energy saving house book. Produced by Conergy Marketing Inc.
Designer J. Laymond Patterson.
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| Program: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. By: Samuel L. Clemens Dramatized by Charlotte
B. Chorpenning. Directed bye Nelson M. Carpenter. A Thesis Production.
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| Program: The University Theater of the Department of Speech and Theatre present:
Beyond the Horizon. By Eugene O'Neill.
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| Program: Ballet Theatre Foundation presents American Ballet Theatre. 17 February
1964 at Fulton Chapel
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| Program: The University of Mississippi The Artist Series presents: San Francisco Ballet General Director: Lew Christensen 18 February 1963
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| Program: The University of Mississippi presents Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater (New
England Opera Theater, Inc. Boris Goldovsky - Producer in La Traviata. Fulton Chapel 20 November 1962
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| Program: The University of Mississippi presents: Lee Luvisi pianist at the Fulton
Chapel. 16 January 1962
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| Program: The University of Mississippi in Tyrone Guthrie's and Norman Cambell's production
of The Pirates of Penzance. Fulton Chapel 31 October
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| Program: The University of Mississippi and the Department of Music presents Guys and Dolls. Directed by Robert P. Macek.
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| Program: The University of Mississippi presents: Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Tonight. A recreation of America's Greatest Humorist. Fulton Chapel 9 October 1962
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| Program: The University Players presents: Euripides' Medea adapted by Robinson Jeffers. Fulton Chapel 9-11 November 1960
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| Program: The University of Mississippi and the Department of Music presents: Rigoletto by Verdi. 14-15 February in Fulton Chapel.
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| Program: The University of Mississippi presents: Dear Brutus. 12-14 December 1960 in Fulton Chapel. Directed by Annie Daniel.
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| Program: Candide A book adapted from Voltaire bye Hugh Wheeler. Directed by: Harold Prince and
Assistant Director Arthur Masella
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| Program: Walt Disney presents: World on Ice: Hercules. Produced by Feld Entertainment.
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| Program: Walt Disney presents: World on Ice: Toy Story. Produced by Kenneth Feld.
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| Program: MGM Grand presents: EFX starring Tommy Tune and produced by Richard Strum. More character information on
back.
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| Program: MGM Grand presents: EFX starring Tommy Tune.
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| Piccadilly Theater presents: Metropolis. Produced by Michael White and Metropolis Theater Productions Ltd.
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| Program: Summer Concerts Lewisohn Stadum of The City College 1966. Metropolitan
Opera.
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| Program: Stadium Concerts. Odetta. Reviews and first page about past vocal performances.
Vol. XLVII no. 6. 28 July 1964.
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| Program (pamphlet) Metropolitan Opera presents twelve free outdoor concert operas
in the parks of New York City and presents: Samson Et Dalila. Saturday 29 June in
Central Park.
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| Program: George Wein presents an evening with Mabel Mercer and Bobby Short in Town Hall.
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| Radio City Music hall Entertainment Center. Information packet on the Radio City
Music Hall and what it has to offer.
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| Brooklyn Academy of Music presents Sophocles play Oedipus the King. Table of contents on page three.
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| Royal Shakespeare Theatre packet on information about the RSC with helpful historical
facts inside about the subject.
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| Cirkus for Millioner 1969 Benne Wies. Information on what the individual did in career.
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| Summer Tree a new play by Ron Cowen. The Repertory Thearter of Lincoln Center/ Vivian Beaumont
Theater.
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| Our Golden Jubilee presented by Radio City Music Hall. Information about program
on first page of program.
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| Program: Radio City Music Hall: The Magnificent Christmas Spectacular. 1982
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| Program: Radio City Music Hall presents: The Magnificent Christmas Spectacular starring the Rockettes.
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| Radio City Music Hall Entertainment center. Information packet on the Radio City
Music Hall…
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| Radio City Music Hall Entertainment center presents: Manhattan Showboat |
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| The Biggest Little Show on Earth. Published by Richard Sibley Assoc. Richard Sibley, Director. Copyright 1982 by
Richard Sibley Assoc.
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| Ragtime, The Musical. Based on the Novel by E.L. Doctorow presented by Livent U.S. Inc
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| Warner Brothers presents: A Tim Burton film: Batman |
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| Clear Channel Entertainment. A Gordon/ E. McAllister, D. Harris/ M. Swinsky J&B Osher
presents: Hairspray. Directed by Jack O'Brien.
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| Program: Walt Disney Pictures Presents Picture Presents Dinosaur.
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| Program: Walt Disney Pictures Presents: The Lion King, the Broadway Musical.
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| CD: Katherine Hepburn: Burned Compact Disc. Sotheby's New York. Along with booklet:
Property from the estate of Katherine Hepburn. Sotheby's New York 10-11 June 2004
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| Walt Disney Pictures presents: Beauty and the Beast. A celebration of the Broadway Musical. Producer: Don Frantz.
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| Cirque Du Sleil. Souvenir Program. Information and photographs of performers and what the shows
content is.
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| King Sem. The Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center. Vivian Beaumont Theater. A Cry of Players.
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| Playwright: Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams. Written by Terrence McNally 11 August 2005. Copyright 2005 Terrence McNally
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| Poster on Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams. Written by Terrence McNally and directed by Michael Morris.
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| Playbill booklet. Monty Python's Spamalot. March 2005. Vol. 121, Number 3
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| Playbill booklet. Julius Caesar. April 2005, Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playbill booklet. Always Patsy Cline. June 1997 Volume 97, Number 6
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| Playbill booklet. Broadway at its Brightest. Sunday 5 June 2005. Includes information about the Tony Awards and Reviews for
plays and musicals.
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| Playbill booklet: Doubt. Vol. 121, Number 4
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| Booklet: 50th Drama Desk Anniversary Awards. Sunday 22 May 2005 Presented by Robert R. Blume in association with Theater Mania.
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| The 49th Annual Drama Desk Awards. Sunday May 16, 2004. Presented by Robert R. Blume.
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| Playbill booklet. Radio City Music Hall. 2004 Tony Awards. Sunday 6 June 2004
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| Playbill booklet. Broadway at its brightest. Sunday 5 June 2005. Radio City Music Hall.
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| Playbill booklet. Walter Kerr Theatre. Doubt. Volume 121, Number 4
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| Postcard. Jim Brickman. The Disney Songbook.
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| Playbill booklet. Manhattan Theatre Club NY City center Stage II. A Picasso. Volume 121, Number 4
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| Playbill booklet. Lyceum Theatre. Steel Magnolias. Vol. 121, num. 3
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| Playbill booklet. Lyceum Theatre. Steel Magnolias. Vol. 121, num. 3
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| Playbill booklet. Roundabout Theatre Company Studio 54. A Streetcar Named Desire. Vol: 121, num. 4
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| Playbill booklet. Roundabout Theatre Company Studio 54. A Streetcar Named Desire. Vol: 121, num. 4
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| Playbill booklet. Roundabout Theatre Company Studio 54. A Streetcar Named Desire. Vol: 121, num. 4
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| Booklet on 50 years Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College.
The 2004 Celebrating fifty years. 2005 season. Maureen McGovern. Saturday 29 January
29 2005.
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| Booklet. Theater Hall of Fame- In service to American Theater. 2004. Produced by Terry Hodge Taylor.
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| Booklet. The Theater Hall of Fame presents: A Salute to Marian Seldes |
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| Booklet: The Town Hall presents: Broadway by the Year. The Broadway musicals of
1962. Monday 13 June 2005. Directed by Bryan Batt.
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| Booklet: The Town Hall presents: Broadway by the Year. The Broadway musicals of 1955. Monday, 2 May 2005. Directed by Emily Skinner
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| Playbill booklet. The National Theater Magazine, 30 November 2004. There Ain't Nothing like this Dame |
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| Playbill booklet. Cort Theater. On Golden Pond. Vol. 121, Number 4
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| Playbill booklet. Imperial Theater. The Boy From Oz. Vol. 119, Number 10
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| Booklet. The York Theatre Company. Director: James Morgan. Captain Louie.
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| Playbill booklet. Hilton Theater. Ian Fleming's: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Vol. 121, Number 4
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| Playbill Booklet. Brooks Atkinson Theatre. Democracy. Vol. 121, number 1
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| Playbill Booklet: Imperial Theatre. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Volume: 121, number 3
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| Playbill Booklet: Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont. The Light in the Piazza. Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playbill Booklet: Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont. The Light in the Piazza. Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playbill Booklet. Virginia Theatre. Little Woman. Vol. 121, number 1
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| Playbill Booklet. Cort Theatre. On Golden Pond. Vol. 121 number 4
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| Program: Opera News: Be My Love: The World of Mario Lanza. Thusday 13 January 2005
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| Booklet: Hart to Hart. A Celebration of the live and achievements of Kitty Carlisle and Moss Hart. Presented
by The Metropolitan Opera Guild. 21 November 2004
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| Playbill deck of cards.
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| Playbill Booklet. Royale Theater. A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Vol. 120, number 5
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| Playbill booklet. Longacre Theater. Edward Albee's: Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playbill booklet. Longacre Theater. Edward Albee's: Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playbill booklet. Longacre Theater. Edward Albee's: Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? Vol. 121, number 4
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| Playwright. Edward Albee's: The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? (Notes toward a Definition if Tragedy).
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| Book. Albee. Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? Stephen J. Bottoms
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| Playbill booklet: Broadhurst Theatre. 700 Sundays. Vol. 120, number 12 |
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2008 Accretion |
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Press Books & Promotional Packets |
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16.1
| "Abstract Expressions & Other Modern Works-The Muriel Kallis Steinberg Newman Collection
in the Metropolitan Museum of Art." [Promotional Packet]
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16.2
| "The Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art." 18 September
2007-6 January 2008. [Exhibit Promotional Packet]
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16.3
| "Aspect of Love" Musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Royal Review. 10 April 1989. [Press
Book]
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16.4
| "Angels" Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.5
| "Applause"-New York City Musical Based on "All About Eve" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.6
| "BdM: Ballet De Monterrey" Yo Bailo Ballet Company [Promotional Packet] |
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16.7
| "Calle Santa Fe" Film by Carlo Castillo [Press Book] |
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16.8
| "A Catered Affair" Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.9
| "Cats" Musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber [Promotional Packet] |
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16.10
| "Chicago-O Musical" April 2004 [ Media Book from Sao Paulo, Brazil] |
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16.11
| "A Chorus Line" Musical [Press Book] |
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16.12
| "Cirque Dreams-Jungle Fantasy" Contemporary Circus [Promotional Packet] |
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16.13
| "Cry Baby-The Musical" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.14
| "Curtain" Musical Comedy [Promotional Packet] |
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16.15
| "The Dream of the Red Chamber-The Dance" Shanghai City Dance Ltd. [Promotional Packet] |
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16.16
| "Evita" Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.17
| "Fabulous Palm Springs Follies" Tin-Pan Alley Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.18
| "Fugitive Sons" Dreamlist Theater Company Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.19
| "Gypsy" –With Patti Lupon. Musical [Press Book] |
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16.20
| "High School Musical' & 'High School Musical Ice Tour" Disney [Promotional Packet] |
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16.21
| "The Kingdom" Universal Studios Movie [Promotional Packet] |
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16.22
| "Lado A Lado Sondheim-'Side to Side with Sondheim" Musical Works of Stephen Sondheim
[Press Book from Brazil]
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16.23
| "Disney's The Little Mermaid" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.24
| "Martha Graham Dance Company" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.25
| "Meet the Stars at Madam Tussaud's" (Las Vegas) [Souvenir Catalog] |
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16.26
| "No, No, Nanette" New York Center Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.27
| "Over the Top: Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus" [Press Book] |
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16.28
| "Phantom of the Opera" Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.29
| "Rocket Science" [Press Book] |
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16.30
| "Round About Theatre Company" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.31
| "The Second Tosca-A Play in Two Acts" [Promotional Packet] |
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16.32
| "Sete O Musical" [Press Book from Brazil] |
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16.33
| "Sunset Boulevard" Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical [Promotional Packet] |
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16.34
| "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street [Movie Production Notes] |
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16.35
| "Sweet Charity with Claudia Raia" Musical [Press Book from Brazil] |
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16.36
| "A Tale of Two Cities-The Musical" [Press Kit] |
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16.37
| "The Visit"-Featuring Chita Rivera & George Hearn [Signed by Chita Rivera] [Press
Book]
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16.38
| "Wicked" Musical [Press Book] |
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16.39
| "Words of Albert Schweitzer and the Music of Bach" Multimedia Musical DRAMATIZATION
[Promotional Packet]
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16.40
| "Young Frankenstein'-New Mel Brooks Musical" [Press Book] |
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Screen Treatments |
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17.1
| "28 Weeks Later" [2007] |
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17.2
| "Batman: The Dark Knight" [2008] |
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17.3
| "The Bucket List" [2007] |
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17.4
| "The Ballad of Sweeny Todd" [2007] |
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17.5
| "City of Men" [1988] |
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17.6
| "Death at a Funeral" [2007] |
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17.7
| "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" [2007] |
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17.8
| "Fool's Gold" [2008] |
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17.9
| "Frozen River" [2008] |
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17.10
| "The Invasion" [2007] |
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17.11
| "The Jane Austin Book Club" [2007] |
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17.12
| "King Kong" [Peter Jackson's 2005 Version] |
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17.13
| "Lions for Lambs" [2007] |
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17.14
| "Margot at the Wedding" [2007] |
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17.15
| "Michael Clayton" [2007] |
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17.16
| "No Country for Old Men" [2007] |
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17.17
| "No Reservations" [2007] |
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17.18
| "Oceans Thirteen" [2007] |
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17.19
| "Persepolis" [2007] |
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17.20
| "A Raisin in the Sun" [Television Movie Treatment] |
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17.21
| "Resurrecting the Champ" [2007] |
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17.22
| "Sleuth" [2007] |
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17.23
| "Spiderman3" [2007] |
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17.24
| "Starting Out in the Evening" [2007] |
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Scripts and Scores |
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18.1
| Bennett, Alan. "The History Boys" [2006] |
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18.2
| Creatore, Luigi. "Flamingo Court: A Comedy in Three Condos" [2007. Revised-9 April
2008]
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18.3
| Flahive, Liz. "From Up Here."-Working Draft: 4 March 2008. Presented by the Manhattan
Theatre Club.
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18.4
| Fratti, Mario. "Candida and Her Friends (Misadventures of a College Professor"-Two
Acts. "Suicide Club"-One Actor
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18.5
| Fratti, Mario. "Erotic Adventures in Venice" |
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18.6
| Fratti, Mario. "A Perfect Trio: Anniversary (Sex), Missionaries (Religion), Iraq (Politics) |
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18.7
| Letts, Tracy. "August: Osage County"-A Drama in Three Acts.-Final Draft 6 July 2007
[Press Releases & Articles Included]
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18.8
| McPherson, Conor. "The Seafarer"-National Theatre of Great Britain Production. |
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18.9
| "Three Coins in the Fountain," "Lucky Day," "and "The Best is Yet to Come." [Music
Scores for Dolores Gray]
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"Discussions with Ellis Nassour" [Online]
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19.1
| 6 June 2007 |
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19.2
| 8 June 2007 |
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19.3
| 15 July 2007 |
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19.4
| 6 September 2007 |
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19.5
| 20 September 2007 |
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19.6
| 5 October 2007 |
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19.7
| 19 October 2007 |
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19.8
| 5 November 2007 |
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19.9
| 12 December 2007 |
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19.10
| 21 January 2008 |
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19.11
| 15 February 2008 |
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19.12
| 18 February 2008 |
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19.13
| 22 February 2008 |
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19.14
| 25 February 2008 |
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19.15
| 28 February 2008 |
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19.16
| 5 March 2008 |
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19.17
| 27 March 2008 |
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19.18
| 4 April 2008 |
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19.19
| 8 April 2008 |
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| 25 April 2008 |
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19.21
| 9 May 2008 |
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19.22
| 6 June 2008 |
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19.23
| 12 June 2008 |
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| 18 July 2008 |
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| 18 August 2008 |
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Magazines, City Guides, & Newsletters |
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20.1
| Anthology Film Archives. Anthology Film Archives Film Program. October-December 2008
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20.2
| Film Society of Lincoln Center July 2008 [Theater Guide]
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20.3
| Total Theater. Performing Arts Insider. Journal for Entertainment Professionals. 1 July 2007. Vol. 64, No. 13.
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20.4
| Keith Sherman Public Relations & Associates. Tony Award Productions. 10 May 2004. Feature: "2004 Tony Award Invitations."
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20.5
| T.H. Publishing, Inc. Encore: The Performing Arts Magazine. March 2008. Feature: "The Town Hall-The Broadway Musical of 1947."
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20.6
| Nassour, Ellis. "It's Circus Time Again!-Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Goes 'Over the Top!" NYC Official City Guide, 20 March 2008. p. 28-[29?]
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20.7
| Nassour, Ellis. "Walkin in a Wintuck Wonderland-Cirque du Soleil Creates a New York
Extravaganza." NYC Official City Guide 13 December 2007. p. 34-[35?]
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20.8
| Roundabout Theatre Company. Front & Center Fall 2007
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20.9
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: Richard Rodgers Theatre February 2001 . Feature: "Seusical the Musical with Rosie O'Donnell."[Signed by Rosie
O'Donnell.]
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20.10
| Roundabout Theatre Company. Front & Center Spring 2007
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20.11
| Nielson Business Media. The Hollywood Reporter (International Weekend Edition)
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20.12
| Lincoln Center Theater Review Spring 2008. No. 46. Feature: "South Pacific."
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20.13
| Lincoln Center Theater Review Fall 2007. No. 44. Feature: "Cymbeline"
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20.14
| Playbill Incorporated. On Stage: Majestic Theater, New York 12 June 2007 "Kitty Carlisle Hart. 1910-2007 [Memorial Bulletin]
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20.15
| Nassour, Ellis."Actress Beth Leavel: No Longer 'Drowsy,' But Freaking-Out Horses
in 'Young Frankenstein." NYC Official City Guide 14 August 2008 .p. 32-[?]
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20.16
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: Lincoln Center April 2008. Feature: "Gala Tribute to Meryl Streep."
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20.17
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: The Metropolitan Opera December 2007. Feature: "Holidays at the Met."
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20.18
| Landmark Theaters. FLM: The Voice of Independent Film. Summer 2007
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20.19
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: City Center 9-29 July 2007. Feature: "Lupone Gypsy."
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20.20
| Nassour, Ellis. "Emmy Rossum: Rising Star." Lifestyles Magazine (International Edition) New York. 2008. p. 11-14.
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20.21
| Nassour, Ellis. "Celebrity Choice." Playbill-Booth Theatre July 2008. p. 33.
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20.22
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: Radio City Music Hall June 2008. Feature: "62nd Annual Antoinette (TONY) Perry Adams Awards. Sunday, 15
June 2008
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20.23
| Nassour, Ellis. "Paging the Grinch" Playbill: The National Theatre Magazine 31 December 2007. p. 72-73.
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20.24
| Nassour, Ellis. "Celebrity Choice" Playbill: Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre May 2008. p.62
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20.25
| Playbook, Inc. Playbill: New World Stages July 2008. Feature: "Flamingo Court with Jamie Farr and Anita Gillette." [Signed
by Jamie Farr & Anita Gillette. Includes a brochure and autographed handbill.]
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20.26
| Nassour, Ellis. "Celebrity Choice." Playbill: Helen Hayes Theatre July 2008 p. 33.
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20.27
| Conde Nast Media Group. "Movies That Rock" (Supplement to Vogue) Fall 2007.
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20.28
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: New York Philharmonic January 2008. Feature: "Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center."
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20.29
| Drama Desk Inc. Drama Desk News Fall 2007 [Newsletter] [2 Copies]
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20.30
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. March 2008 [Bulletin] [2 Copies]
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20.31
| Playbill Inc. Playbill: Imperial Theatre December 2007. Feature: "August: Osage County."
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20.32
| "53rd Drama Desk Awards"-Presented by Robert R. Blume. [Bulletin] Sunday, 18 May 2008. |
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20.33
| New York City Center. "Dance Rocks-An Electrifying Evening of Entertainment." October 2007 [Magazine]
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20.34
| "New York, New York: Saluting the 61st Tony Awards"-Premier Issue. August 2007 [Magazine]
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20.35
| Nassour, Ellis. "A Perfect Ending: I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change ends its record Off-Broadway run this month." Playbill |
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20.36
| Nassour, Ellis. "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Is Back on Broadway" City Guide.
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20.37
| Nassour, Ellis. "Celebrate!-With The Big Apple Circus" NYC Official City Guide. 6 December 2007.
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Postcards, Handbills, & Photographs |
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21.1
| Irish Repertory Theatre. "Take Me Along" 20 February-13 April 2008 [Musical Handbill] |
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21.2
| Japan Society. "No Borders, No Limits." September 2007-May 2008 [Postcard Notice] |
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21.3
| Joyce Theater. Kansas City Ballet 11-16 March 2007 [Handbill]
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21.4
| Lincoln Center."International Concerts Presents: 'For Luciano Pavarotti-With Love'-A
Valentine's Day Tribute." 14 February 2008.
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21.5
| Lincoln Center Theater. "Shakespeare's Cymbeline" [Play Handbill] |
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21.6
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. "Atonement" 4 December 2007 [Advanced Screening Postcard] |
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21.7
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. "Golden Silents: Battling Bulter." [Viewing Postcard
Notice]
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21.8
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. "Russia Cinema 2007-2008" [Viewing Postcard Notice] |
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21.9
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. "Welcome to the Doll House" [ 2 Viewing Postcard Notices] |
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21.10
| Lyceum Theatre. "Is He Dead'-A New Comedy by Mark Twain." [Play Handbill] |
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21.11
| Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Gates of Paradise-Lorenzo Ghibertis Renaissance Masterpiece."
30 October 2007-13 January 2008 . [Exhibit Handbill]
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21.12
| Metropolitan Museum of Art."Impressionists and Early Modern Paintings: The Clark Brothers
Collection." 21 May – 19 August 2007 [Exhibit Press Preview Brochure]
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21.13
| Metropolitan Museum of Art. "New Galleries for Oceanic Art and New Gallery for the
Native North America." 13 November 2007 [Brochure]
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21.14
| New York Times."New York Giants Defensive Endosi Umenyiora Rushing During the Second
Half of a 31-10 Victory against the Atlanta Falcons." [NFL Photo]
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21.15
| New York Times. "2000 World Champion-New York Yankees [Photograph with Team Statistics] |
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21.16
| W.W. Norton. Frankenstein: A Cultural History By: Susan T. Hitchcock [Book Release Postcard]
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21.17
| Rialto Pictures. "Mafioso 2006-2007" [Movie Handbill] |
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21.18
| Radio City Music Hall. "75 Years-Our Most Spectacular Celebration Ever: Radio City
Christmas Spectacular 2007 Schedule." [2 Brochures & Souvenir Ticket]
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21.19
| Silent Cinema Presentations, Inc. New York Historical Society."Silent Clowns Film
Series." Fall/Winter 2007 [Brochure]
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21.20
| Thirteen WNET New York. "PBS Great Performances: 'Company" [T.V. Airing Postcard Notice] |
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21.21
| "TodoGay" [Postcard in Spanish] |
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21.22
| Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Richard Serra, Sculpture: Forty Years" [Brochure] |
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Photographs |
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Note: These photographs have been separated for preservation purposes
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21.23
| Warner Brothers. Judy Garland-"A Star is Born" [4=8x10 Photographs] |
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21.24
| Friedman-Abels Studio. [8x10 Photograph of Dolores Gray & Andy Griffith from "Toast
of the Town." Signed by Dolores Gray]
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21.25
| [Dolores Gray(?) 8x10 Photograph] |
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21.26
| Liza Minnelli [2=8x10 Photographs] |
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21.27
| Joe Silver Photographs [4=8x10 & 1=5x6 1/2 ] |
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21.28
| "Fiddler on the Roof" Photographs [2-8x10] |
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21.29
| [Unidentified Stage Play 5x7 Photograph] |
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Miscellaneous Items |
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22.1
| New York Times Wednesday, 24 September 1851 [Front Page Reproduction] (Sunday, 24 September 2006)
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22.2
| "Sweeny Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street" with Johnny Depp. New York Times [Poster] Sunday, 25 November 2007.
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22.3
| "TCM 31 Days of Oscar" (Turner Classic Movies) New York Times [Poster] 3 February 2008.
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22.4
| Green, Jesse. "Let Her Entertain You-Please! (Patty Lupone) New York Times Sunday 8 July 2007.
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22.5
| Sharkey, Betsy. "Glenn Close: So Visible A Star, So Distant." New York Times Sunday, 27 March 1994.
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22.6
| Smith, Dinitia. "The Chandelier That Earned $1.5 Billion" New York Times Wednesday, 18 October 1995.
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22.7
| Bennett, Bruce. "Holden's Fall From Grace." (William Holden) New York Sun. p. 14.
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22.8
| Ridley, Jim."American Idol: Bridging the Gap Between Hero and Antihero, William Holden
was no Typical Golden Boy." Village Voice 2-8 July 2008.
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22.9
| "Lost's Damon Lindel of and Carlton Cuse" A.V.Club 24-30 April 2008. p.22
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22.10
| "Harry, Hoagy, and Harold"-New York Festival of Song-Carnegie Hall 7 February 2008
[Program]
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22.11
| "The Cage" [Newspaper & Magazine Article Collage-4 Pages] |
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22.12
| Press Releases: |
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| Boneau.Bryan-Brown Tony Award Nominees in Attendance: 2007-2008
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| Broadway on Broadway: [Movie Celebration]
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| Broadway on Broadway: 2007-2008 Season
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| Broadway on Broadway: "Hairspray"
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| Drama Desk Awards: 2007-2008 Winners
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| Great Performances: "Company"
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| Honky Tonk Angel: The Intimate Story of Patsy Cline by Ellis Nassour - (Updated edition)
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| "How Does the Show Go On?"
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| "Leave Her to Heaven"
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| MAC Aids Fund: "Enjoy the Show"
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| "A Rose is Born"
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| Smuin Ballet
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| Theater Hall of Fame: 36th Annual Hall of Fame [Inductees]
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| Theater Hall of Fame: 37th Annual Hall of Fame [Inductees]
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| Tony Awards: 2008
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| Warner Brothers Home Video:"Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland Collection" |
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22.13
| Moss Hart: A Prince of the Theatre "Photo Album" (190-219)
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22.14
| West, Mae. Goodness Had Nothing To Do With It [Book Cover Photocopy]
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22.15
| "Adventures by Disney-Destination 2008" [Brochure] |
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22.16
| "The Town Hall Presents 'Broadway By the Year-The Broadway Musicals Of 1933."-Monday,
18 March 2002. [Program]
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22.17
| "The 53rd Annual Drama Desk Awards" 18 May 2008 [Program] |
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22.18
| "Film Society of Lincoln Center Presents the 45th New York Film Festival" [Flier] |
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22.19
| "Great Gift Sets and Collections from Warner Home Video" [Advertisement Brochure for
Movie Collections]
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22.20
| TL. Letter from Ellis Nassour to Charles [?]. [Typed over "Unhistoric Acts" in Middlemarch by George Eliot.]
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Promotional Ephemera |
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23.1
| "Mary Poppins" New Disney Musical-Cameron McKintosh [Plastic Sack] |
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23.2
| "Avenue Q" [Baseball Cap] |
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23.3
| "Career Transition for Dancers-22nd Anniversary Jubilee-Dance Rocks. An Electrifying
Evening of Entertainment. New York City. Monday, 29 October 2007. [Large T-Shirt]
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23.4
| "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" [X-Large T-Shirt] |
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23.5
| "Honky Tonk Angel: The Intimate Story of Patsy Cline'-Ellis Nassour" [Large T-Shirt] |
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23.6
| "Little Mermaid-On Broadway," "Mary Poppins-Broadway's Super Hit Musical," and "The
Lion King-Celebrating 10 Years on Broadway." [Circle Stickers]
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23.7
| "Follies" [Refrigerator Magnet] |
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23.8
| "The Impossible Dream (The Quest) – Man of La Mancha" [Refrigerator Magnet] |
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23.9
| "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat" [Refrigerator Magnet] |
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23.10
| "Tupelo The Place To Go" From: Tupelo Convention and Visitors Bureau [Hand Fan] |
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23.11
| "Disney Presents 'The Lion King' in the Heart of Times Square." [Hand Fan] |
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23.12
| "I'm A Hairspray Fan!" [Hand Fan] |
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23.13
| "I'm A Spamalot Fan!'-Monty Python's Spamalot" [Hand Fan] |
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23.14
| "A Megga-Hit'-The Wall Street Journal Legally Blonde-The Musical" [Hand Fan]
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23.15
| "Disney Presents 'Tarzan'-Broadway's High Flying Adventure.-Music and Lyrics by Phil
Collins." [Hand Fan]
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23.16
| [Button Featuring Several Broadway Play Names] |
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Small Posters |
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Separated Material: Posters removed to map case for storage
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24.1
| "Grease'-Live on Broadway" [3] |
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24.2
| [Stage Photograph-?] |
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24.3
| "A Musical Thriller: 'Sweeney Todd." |
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24.4
| "Paul Esparza in Company" |
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24.5
| "Movin-Out, A New Musical" |
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24.6
| "Lestat: Die Young, Live Forever" |
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24.7
| "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" |
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24.8
| "The Producers'-Winner 12 Tony Awards=The Most Ever" |
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24.9
| "Pattie Lupone,-'Gypsy" |
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24.10
| "Company'-A Musical Comedy" |
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24.11
| "Amadeus" |
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24.12
| "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground" |
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24.13
| "Tony Awards: A Little Bit of Broadway in Everyone" |
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24.14
| "Bea Arthur on Broadway: Just Between Us" |
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24.15
| "In the Heights,'-A New Musical" |
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24.16
| "Enchanted/National Treasure: Book of Secrets"-Disney |
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24.17
| ["Amadeus" Poster-size Photograph with Tom Hulce] |
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Rolled Posters |
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Separated Material: Posters removed to map case for storage
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25.1
| "Elitch's Zoological Gardens. |
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25.2
| Library and Museum of the Performing Arts. "1967 Calendar—Great Ladies of the Theatre.
Reproductions of thirteen posters from the Theatre Collection."
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25.3
| "A Chorus Line." |
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25.4
| Reproduction. "Grand Theatre, Leeds. May 18th. Trilby." |
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25.5
| Reproduction. "Theatre Royal, Brighton. Sergeant Brue." |
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25.6
| Reproduction. "Theatre Royal, Brighton. A Country Mouse." |
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25.7
| Reproduction. "Theatre Royal, Brighton. "The Only Way: A Tale of Two Cities." |
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25.8
| Reproduction. "Grand Theatre, Leeds. The Yeomen of the Guard." |
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25.9
| Reproduction. "Grand Opera House, Harrogate. A Cigarette Maker's Romance." |
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25.10
| Reproduction. "Strand Theatre, London. The J.P." |
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25.11
| Reproduction. "Grant Theatre. A Gaiety Girl." |
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25.12
| Reproduction. "Theatre Royal, Brighton. "The Mummy and the Mumming Bird." |
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2009 Accretion |
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Press Books & Promotional Packets |
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26.1
| 1996 Tony Awards-Sunday, 2 June 1996 [Promotional Packet]
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26.2
| Film Society of Lincoln Center. "NY Film Festival" 26 September-12 October 2008
[Promotional Packet]
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26.3
| Martha Graham Dance Company [Promotional Packet]
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26.4
| "The Northern Land" [2008] [Press Booklet with Postcard]
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26.5
| "Phantom of the Opera" [Promotional Packet]
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26.6
| "Shrek-The Musical" [Promotional Packet]
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26.7
| "Waltz with Bashir" [2008] [Press Book]
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26.8
| "The Orphanage"-A.J. Bayona Film [2007] [Press Book]
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Screen Treatments |
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27.1
| "16 Blocks" [2006]
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27.2
| "Appaloosa" [2008]
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27.3
| "Bee Season" [2005]
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27.4
| "Blindness" (Cannes Film Festival 2008 Opening Night) [2008]
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27.5
| "Body of Lies" [2008]
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27.6
| "Breakfast on Pluto"-A Neal Jordan Film [2005]
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27.7
| "Brokeback Mountain"-An Ang Lee Film [2005]
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27.8
| "Changeling" [2008]
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27.9
| "Che"-A Film by Steven Soderbergh-IFC Films [2008]
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27.10
| "The Color Purple-A New Musical" [2005]
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27.11
| "The Dying Gaul" [2005]
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27.12
| "Easy Virtue" [2008]
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27.13
| "Firewall" [2006]
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27.14
| "La Mujer Sin Cabeza" ("The Headless Woman") [2008]
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27.15
| "Gomorrah"-Based on the Book by Roberto Saviano-IFC Films [2008]
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27.16
| "Happy Go Lucky"-A Film by Mike Lee [2008]
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27.17
| "Hunger"-A Film by Steve McQueen-IFC Films [2008]
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27.18
| "Kiss-Kiss, Bang-Bang" [2005]
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27.19
| "Memoirs of a Geisha" [2005]
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27.20
| "Mrs. Henderson Presents" [2005]
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27.21
| "Nights in Rodanthe" [2008]
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27.22
| "Phoebe in Wonderland"-Written & Directed by Daniel Barnz [2008]
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27.23
| "Pride and Glory"-A Gavin O'Connor Film [2008] [2 Copies]
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27.24
| "Pride and Prejudice"-A Focus Features Release [2005]
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27.25
| "Summer Hours"-A Film by Olver Assayas-IFC Films [2008]
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27.26
| "Wait for Me"-A Film by Ross Kauffman [2008]
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27.27
| "What Just Happened"-A Barry Levinson Film [2008]
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27.28
| "The White Countess"-A Film by James Ivory [2005]
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27.29
| "The Woman in White"-Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical
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Scripts |
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28.1
| Berlin, Irving. "White Christmas"-Broadway Across America & Paramount
Pictures. [Includes Boneau Bryan-Brown Article]
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28.2
| Bray, Stephen, Brenda Russell, & Alice Willis. "The Color Purple"-A New
Musical. Based on the Novel by Alice Walker.
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28.3
| Camoletti, Marc. "Boeing-Boeing"-A Non-Stop Comedy.
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28.4
| Chekov, Anton, New Version by Christopher Hampton. "The Sea Gull."
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28.5
| Howe, Tina. "Chasing Manet"-Primary Stages. May 2007-13 March 2009.
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28.6
| Jacobs, Michael. "Impressionism"-Broadway 2009
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28.7
| LaBute, Neil. "Reason to Be Pretty"-Broadway Draft. 12 March 2009.
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28.8
| Lee, Leslie. "The First Breeze of Summer."-Signature Theatre Company. 13 August
2008.
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28.9
| McDonagh, Martin. "The Cripple of Inishmaan"-Atlantic Theater & Druid Theatre Companies
[Includes Boneau Bryan-Brown Article]
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28.10
| Odets, Clifford. "The Country Girl"-Broadway 2008.
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28.11
| Oswald, Peter & Friederich Schiller, "Mary Stuart"-A New Version
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28.12
| Sondheim, Stephen & Jule Styne. "Gypsy"-A Musical Fable. Based on book by Arthur
Laurents. (May 1959. Draft-Revised March 2008)
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28.13
| Rabe, David. "Streamers"-A Drama in Two Acts.
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28.14
| Whitby, Nick. "To Be, Or Not To Be" -Based on the Motion Picture. Samuel J. Friedman
Theatre/Manhattan Theatre Club. 14 October 2008.
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28.15
| Willimon, Beau. "Farragut North"-Atlantic Theater Company. November 2008.
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28.16
| Wilson, August. "Joe Turner's Come and Gone"-Lincoln Center Theater 16 April 2009.
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"Discussions with Ellis Nassour" |
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29.1
| 27 August 2005
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29.2
| 2 December 2005
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29.3
| 20 December 2005
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29.4
| 10 January 2005
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29.5
| 25 January 2006
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29.6
| 5 February 2006
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29.7
| 10 February 2006
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29.8
| 24 February 2006 |
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Playbill |
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29.9
| 14 June 2007 |
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29.10
| 23 August 2008 |
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Special Event Programs |
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30.1
| "1965 'Tony' Awards Dinner of the American Theatre Wing-Hotel Astor." Sunday, 13
June 1965.
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30.2
| "2008-2009 Boneau/Bryan-Brown Tony Award Nominees in Attendance" [2]
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30.3
| "The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Celebrates Douglas Fairbanks" 15
December 2008.
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30.4
| “35th Anniversary Celebration for Lifetime Achievement in the Theater.” Monday,
30 January 2006. Denver, Colorado. [Includes Invitation]
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2012 Accretion |
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Postcards |
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31.1
| Vineyard Theatre "The Lyons" September 22 [Viewing Postcard Notice] |
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31.2
| IFC Center "Weekend: A Film by Andrew Haigh," 23 September-14 October [Viewing Postcard
Notice]
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31.3
| Postcard from Lynn Redgrave to Ellis Nassour, 29 September 1993 |
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31.4
| File Forum "Hell and Back Again: A Film by Danfung Dennis" 5-18 October [Viewing Postcard
Notice]
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31.5
| AMC Theatres "The Dead," 14 October [Viewing Postcard Notice] |
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31.6
| Cinema Village and rerun Gastropub Theater "The Swell Season," 21-28 October [Viewing
Postcard Notice]
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Playbills/Programs |
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31.7
| Playbill booklet. The Addams Family. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, April 2010
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31.8
| Playbill booklet. A Little Night Music. Walter Kerr Theatre, May 2010
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31.9
| Playbill booklet. La Cage Aux Folles. Longacre Theatre, June 2010
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31.10
| Playbill booklet. Driving Miss Daisy. Golden Theatre, October 2010
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31.11
| Playbill booklet. Mrs. Warren's Profession. American Airlines Theatre, November 2010
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31.12
| Program. Barbara: Back to Broadway. Eugene O'Neill Theatre. 13 May 1993
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31.13
| Program. File Forum - 40th Anniversary. August - November 2010
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31.14
| Program from Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernandez Blanco (Museum of Art
Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernandez Blanco) for the exhibit "Gustavo Solari," 9-18 September
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31.15
| Program. The 48th New York Film Festival. The Film Society of Lincoln Center. 24 September-10 October 2010
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31.16
| Program. The 48th New York Film Festival. The Film Society of Lincoln Center. 24 September-10 October 2010
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31.17
| Program. The Bob Hope Legacy and the Family of Bob Hope: Official dedication of The Bob Hope
Memorial Library. Ellis Island Immigration Museum. 12 October 2010, 11:00 a.m.
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31.18
| Program. Broadway Close Up. Kaufman Center - Merkin Concert Hall. 15 November, 8:00 p.m.
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31.19
| Program. Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey - Illuscination |
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Photographs |
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31.20
| Patricia Neal. Undated left profile. [2 at 3x5] |
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31.21
| Patricia Neal. Undated close-up. [8x10] |
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31.22
| Patricia Neal. Undated torso. [8x10] |
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31.23
| Patricia Neal. Undated full body. [8x10] |
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31.24
| Unknown woman in bathing suit by pool. [10x13] |
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31.25
| Unknown woman in a bathing suit leaning against a tree. Undated. [10x13] |
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31.26
| Dolores Gray. At home. Undated. [8x10] |
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31.27
| Dolores Gray. At home with her silver poodles Buck, Sprite, Christina, and Flower.
Undated. [8x10]
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31.28
| Dolores Gray. Modeling clothes by a car. Undated. [8x10] |
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31.29
| Unknown woman in a ballgown. Undated. [8x10] |
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31.30
| Unknown woman in a bathing suit posing. Undated. [8x10] |
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31.31
| Unknown woman standing. Undated. [8x10] |
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Sheet Music |
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31.32
| "Tuppence A Bag" From the film Mary Poppins. Lyrics and Music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. 24 January 1963
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31.33
| "The Best Is Yet To Come," Dolores Gray, undated |
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Small Posters |
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31.34
| "The 65th Annual Tony Awards," 12 June 2011 |
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31.35
| "The 65th Annual Tony Awards," 12 June 2011 |
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31.36
| "It's Show Time! - Tony Awards," 7 June |
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31.37
| "It's Show Time! - Tony Awards," 7 June |
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31.38
| "A Thousand Clowns," 4 July-14 October |
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31.39
| "Superior Donuts" |
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31.40
| "The Great American Trailer Park Musical" |
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31.41
| "Billy Elliot The Musical" |
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31.42
| "Spring Awakening: A New Musical" |
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31.43
| "Green Day's American Idiot" |
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31.44
| "Imagining Heschel" 4-25 November |
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31.45
| "Phantom of the Opera" |
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Scope: In Japanese
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31.46
| "The Broadway Musical Wicked" |
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Scope: In Japanese
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31.47
| "Disney's The Lion King" |
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Scope: In Japanese
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31.48
| "HotelMotel," 4-29 August |
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31.49
| "Puss In Boots 3D" |
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31.50
| "Follies" |
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31.51
| "Billy Elliot the Musical" |
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31.52
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" |
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31.53
| "The Homecoming" |
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31.54
| "War Horse" |
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31.55
| "The Hunger Games" |
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31.56
| "The 2010 Tony Awards" 13 June 2010 |
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31.57
| "Tony Awards" 15 June |
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31.58
| "The 61st Annual Tony Awards" June 10, 2007 |
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Miscellaneous |
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31.59
| New York Times Pullout Advertisement for the television show “Once Upon A Time,” 23 October 2011
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31.60
| New York Times Pullout Advertisement for a History Channel program dealing with the War of 1812,
12 September 2004
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31.61
| Esther Williams doll cutouts |
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31.62
| “Burlesque” hand-held fan with Christina Aguilera’s face on the top |
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31.63
| “CATS” color slides [13] |
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31.64
| 1996 Tony Awards press kit color slides [5] |
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31.65
| Seat Assignment sign for Ellis Nassour for the Bob Hope Memorial Library Formal Dedication
Ceremony, 12 October 2010
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31.66
| Impressionist 2011 flip calendar |
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Rolled Posters |
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32.1
| “Kiss the Beatles” by Mr. Brainwash |
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32.2
| “Where is Dan Quayle?” |
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32.3
| “Beastly” |
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32.4
| “Due Date” |
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32.5
| “Charlie Chaplin” by Mr. Brainwash |
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32.6
| “Barcelona and Modernity” The Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. 7 March-3 June 2007 |
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