Theatre -- 20th century.
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
George Bernard Shaw ephemera, 1905-1946
The George Bernard Shaw ephemera consists of handwritten and typed correspondence between William D. Cox and Shaw and a typed letter from Cox's publisher to Cox. The remaining material consists of theatre programs of productions of Shaw's plays and photocopies of press cuttings of articles by and about Shaw.
![New Pins & Needles... promotional flyer.](https://lib.utulsa.edu/speccoll/collections/2006.003_Leventhal/Images/2006-003-1-1-083.jpg)
New Pins & Needles..., 1940
"Pins and Needles", America's hit musical revue, combining satire with pro-labor sentiment. The hit revue ran on Broadway from 1937 to 1940.
Open letter from The San Francisco Mime Troupe to "Friend", 1970-03
"As the summer season approaches, we find ourselves crippled by the recent misfortune we suffered iin Southern California. The repressive policies on five campuses have placed an unexpected $10,000 gap in our finances...."
![Panic promotional flyer.](https://lib.utulsa.edu/speccoll/collections/2006.003_Leventhal/Images/2006-003-1-2-005.jpg)
Panic, 1935-03-16
Flyer announcing the performance of the play, "Panic", a drama of industrial crisis plus the symposium that follows. Produced under the auspices of the New Theatre and New Masses.
Sheila Wingfield letters, 1957-1963
Handwritten correspondence from Sheila Wingfield to English stage actress Margaret Rawlings.
The New Pins and Needles, 1940-10
"The Civil Liberties Committee of Massachusetts invites you to attend the Opening Performance of 'The New Pins and Needles'...at the Plymouth Teatre, Boston." Invitation includes a detachable ticket order form.
Thomas Wolfe ephemera
Ephemera related to Thomas Wolfe's life and work.
"Words and Music" by Benny Green, 1985-04
"It is no wonder that the general public is baffled by what songwriters do. Songwriters are baffled by it themselves, and have managed to come up with a rational explanation of what is, after all, a hopelessly irrational exercise..."