California
Found in 55 Collections and/or Records:
Across the Continent, 1866
Excerpts of chapters from a book entitled "Across the Continent: A Summer's Journey."
Civic Light Opera programs, 1959-1960
The materials include two Playgoer playbills for two different shows, including Bells are Ringing and Show Boat. The programs feature the cast and production crew lists, a list of the scenes locations, and actor bios. These two shows both performed at the Philharmonic Auditorium in association with the Civic Light Opera for their 22nd and 23rd season.
Correspondence and documents, 2005
The materials include several excerpts from annual reports between 1874-1904, a construction report of 1892, and correspondence addressed to Dennis Powers regarding a review of an early draft of his book. The documents are from historical sources and concern the funding and construction of the Saint George Reef lighthouse.
Correspondence from John Gibbons, 2005
The correspondence contains photographs of the St. George Rock lighthouse.
Dunsmuir Quadrangle, 1935
This topographic map was produced by the U.S. Geological Survey. It was compiled from hand-drawn land surveys conducted in 1931.
Guide to Records in the National Archives - Pacific Sierra Region, 1995
The research guide describes the Pacific Sierra Region of the National Archives in San Bruno, California (1995) compiled by Larisa K. Miller and Nancy Malan.
Huntington Hartford Theatre programs, 1955-1956
The materials include Playgoer playbills for four different shows, including The World of Carl Sandburg, based on the works of Carl Sandburg, A Day by The Sea, Anastasia, and Inherit the Wind. The play programs feature the cast and production crew lists, a list of the scenes locations, and actor bios. All of the shows performed at the Huntington Hartford Theatre.
Huntington Hartford Theatre programs, 1958
The materials include Playgoer playbills for five different shows, including Edwin Booth, Mask and Gown, The Tunnel of Love, Nude with Violin, and Present Laughter, both staring Noel Coward. The play programs feature the cast and production crew lists, a list of the scenes locations, and actor bios. All of the shows performed at the Huntington Hartford Theatre.
J. Ross Browne, 1969
An excerpt of the book, "J. Ross Browne": His letters, journals, and writings. J. Ross Browne was an artist, traveler, and journalist.
Las Palmas Theatre playbills, 1947-1948
The materials include five Playgoer playbills for five different shows, including, The Emperor Jones, All My Sons, The Glass Menagerie, Lend an Ear, and Macbeth. The play programs feature the cast and production crew lists, a list of the scenes locations, and actor bios — all of these shows performed at the Las Palmas Theatre. The production of All my sons also featured the Actors Lab.