Theaters

Miscellaneous publications from various musical companies around Southern Oregon

The theatre poster announces the production of Money, a comedic play written by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. Performed on the last night of the season.

The collection consists of miscellanea relating to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, including production information, membership, and public relations materials, playbills, clippings, articles, and programs.

A collection of miscellanea relating to the Shakespeare Festivals of North America, including production information, membership and public relations materials, playbills, clippings, articles, and programs.

The collection consists primarily of theater playbills and programs from plays (including musical plays) for Southern California and New York City productions, with other U.S. and European productions also represented. Many of the programs were published through the journals Playbill and The Playgoer (Hollywood, Los Angeles, Calif.). The collection also includes single journal issues.

Materials in this collection relate to the Stratford Shakespeare Festival located in Stratford, Ontario, Canada. Publications include newsletters, membership magazines, seasonal programs, schedules, visitor guides, and diverse membership and public relations materials.

Publications from theaters located in southern Oregon. Theaters include Ashland Contemporary Theatre, Collaborative Theatre Project, Camelot Theatre, Craterian Theater, Oregon Cabaret Theatre, Randal Theatre Company, and Rogue Valley Symphony.

The programs document for various plays from different theaters within the United States, emphasizing the Royal Shakspeare Company.

Various publications from different season of the Oregon Cabaret Theatre

The notice announces the programme of grand performances that will be performed for two days only, on Thursday and Friday, April 26th and 27th at Burton's Paddock, Far Newland Lincoln. The performances feature the largest company of female equestrians, Stud of Hanoverian, Arabian Horses and ponies and Zebra Asses. They arrived with their horses richly caparisoned with Silver-mounted Harness, attended by their splendid Brass Band, and led by Mr. Yeamans.