Theater programs, playbills and miscellany from the Rouben Mamoulian Collection, 1942-1982

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	Miscellany 1952-1967
		Correspondence associated with the production of a particular publication; production materials, including typescripts, proofs, paste-ups, binder's dummies, etc.; prospectuses and material relating to publicity.
		Arranged alphabetically by title.
		“About Cigars and Tobacco” by Morton L. Annis, Sr., 1967—booklet on the history and uses of cigars and tobacco.
		“Amusements in New York for Week Ending March 5, 1955”—list of plays showing on Broadway, created by Tyson Operating Co., Inc. and Sullivan Theatre Ticket Service, inc.
		“Antony and Cleopatra: Opera in Three Acts” by Samuel Barber and Franco Zeffirelli—libretto for the opera, published by G. Schirmer, Inc.
		“The Argyle Arts Centre Story,” booklet on the history of the Argyle Arts Centre in Sydney, Australia.
		“Carry Me Back to Old Virginia,” Travel booklet about historical sites in Virginia.
		“European Theatre Tour,” brochure for a tour of Europe focusing on Theatrical sites, 1954.
		“An Exhibition of the Marc Blitzstein Papers” The Wisconsin Center for Theatre Research of The University of Wisconsin, Nov. 1-6, 1965—Exhibition program.
		The History of the Theatre by Hannelore Marek, Ill. By Peter Spier—inscribed to Rouben Mamoulian by the author, 1967.
		“Huntington Library Art Gallery and Botanical Gardens,” brochure for the San Marino, CA Gallery.
		“London Theatre Guide for the week Nov. 30th to Dec. 5th, 1959”
		“Lytton Center of the Visual Arts,” brochure for the Hollywood, CA center.
		“Players Incorporated,” souvenir program for the theatre company; [1959]
		Accompanying typescript: “Aims and Methods of Undergraduate Instruction in Speech and Drama,” [7] leaves [1959?].
		Accompanying typescript: “Twenty Years of Speech and Drama” by Leo Brady, 1957, reprinted from The Alumnus, a publication of C.U.A., [4] leaves, 1957. (2 copies).
		Accompanying typescript: “Father Gilbert Vincent Hartke, O.P.,” [1] leaf, 1958.
		Rugby Football Union’s “England vs. France” match on Feb. 25, 1961, program.
		Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, program insert.
		Sydney Armenian Guide Book by Father Aramais Mirzaian, 1970.
		The Theatre Annual 1952. With bookplate of Rouben Mamoulian.
	Movie-Related Miscellany 1933-1982
		Arranged alphabetically by title.
		Action: The Magazine of the Director’s Guild of America, Nov.-Dec. 1966—note: annotated by Rouben Mamoulian.
		“Around the World in 80 Days” (1958)—see “Michael Todd’s ‘Around the World in 80 Days” no. 294.
		“Cinerama Holiday,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1955 film.
		“The Clowns,” promotional material for the 1970 TV film by Federico Fellini.
		“Devil in The Flesh,” program for the American premiere of the 1949 film at the Paris Theatre, New York, NY.
		“La Dolce Vita,” program for the British premiere of the 1960 film at the Columbia Theatre, London on Dec. 8, 1960.
		“1965 Fall Film Series” at UCLA program. Includes “Queen Christina” (1933), directed by Rouben Mamoulian, who is listed as making a guest appearance at the event. Also includes listings for “I’m no Angel,” “The Strange One,” “The War of the Worlds,” “Easy Living,” “Footlight Parade,” and “Wuthering Heights” (2 copies).
		“A Farewell to Arms,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1957 film.
		“Funny Girl,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1968 film.
		“Hamlet,” cast list and promotional material for the 1948 film.
		The Journal of the Producers Guild of America, June 1970.
		The Journal of the Producers Guild of America, Sept. 1970.
		“Le Legioni di Cleopatra,” promotional material for the 1961 Italian film, in Italian, French, and English.
		“Liberation,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1969-1971 film series—inscribed to Rouben Mamoulian in Russian by the director: “To the great director Rouben Mamoulian in fond memory and with deep respect. Yuri Ozerov. 10 February, 1972.” Inscription translated from the Russian.
		“Lord Jim,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1965 film.
		“Michael Todd’s ‘Around the World in 80 Days” by S.J. Perleman; Carthay Circle Theatre; Los Angeles, CA, 1958; film program.
		“The Pride and the Passion,” souvenir program for the world premiere of the 1957 film at the Director’s Guild Theatre.
		“The Pride and the Passion,” souvenir program for the world premiere of the 1957 film at the Director’s Guild Theatre.
		“Queen Christina” (1933), directed by Rouben Mamoulian; see—“1965 Fall Film Series” at UCLA program, no. 285.
		“The River,” playbill advertisement with reserve ticket order form for the 1951 film.
		“The Robe,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1953 film.
		“Ryan’s Daughter,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1970 film.
		“Sayonara,” [1] sheet typescript cast list/ press release for the 1957 film.
		“Silent Movies, Inc.” Buffalo, NY 1971-1972 film series flyer, including Mamoulian’s “Becky Sharp” (1935). With annotations by Rouben Mamoulian. (2 copies).
		“Symphonie Pastorale,” Program for the American premiere of the 1948 film at the Paris Theatre, New York, NY.
		“Tchaikovsky,” souvenir program for the 1969 film.
		“Twilight’s Last Gleaming,” souvenir program for the 1977 film.
		“War and Peace,” illustrated souvenir program for the 1968 film.
		“Waterloo” study guide and souvenir program for the 1970 film.
		“West Side Story,” souvenir program for the 1961 film.
		Accompanying program for the premiere performance for the Women’s Guild benefit performance for the Cedars of Lebanon, Mount Sinai Hospitals at Grauman’s Chinese Theater, Dec. 13, 1961.
		“E.T.” commemorative mounted photographs and envelope (6 pieces) from the 1982 film; housed separately in oversize folder 38 x 30 cm.