Manuscripts
Graduations, undated
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Graduates, undated
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Contains photographs of students and administrators, graduates and postgraduates, Classes of 1930-1945.
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Production ledger
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Contains data including production number, title, playwright, director, production dates, number of performances, attendance, and gross for productions by venue and format. Included are Mainstage, 1917-1956; East and West Balcony, including Senior productions, 1948-1956; Patio, Laboratory, and Workshop, 1936-1949 (date ranges vary per venue); Playbox, 1924-1953; State Theatre Players, 1947-1952; One-Act Play Tournaments, 1934-1947; radio productions, 1946-1952; and television plays produced, including by Don Lee, 1946-1951. Also includes data regarding assemblies, 1947-1952, and Coleman Concerts, 1926-1948.
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First through Fifth Annual, 1935-1939
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Contains lists of productions, 1935-1952, and programs and related materials from the First through Fifth Annual Festivals, 1935-1939
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Costume lists, property and lighting plots, other
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Contains costume and property lists and lighting plots, circa 1930-1950, some originally from a folder labeled, "Junior Dramatics, technician's copy"; instructions and samples for stage managers; preliminary production coordinating sheets for plays performed circa 1949-1952; cast lists; and a stage manager's report for Mister Angel, 1952. Also includes stage settings, lighting plots, and more for various plays; materials chiefly from the Pasadena Department of Recreation.
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Pictures for Advertising, undated
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Contains materials similar to those in Scrapbook 92.
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Approximately 1880-1900
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Contains programs, playbills, and fliers for theater, concerts, other performances at venues around the country and also international (e.g., London).
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