1. Clifford Odets papers - NYPL Archives - The New York Public Library
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Clifford Odets--playwright, director, actor, and poet--was born in Philadelphia on July 18, 1906, the son of Russian and Romanian Jewish immigrants. When he was four, the family moved to the Bronx, where his father, Louis J. Odets, became a successful printer. In 1923, Odets dropped out of high school after two years and began to write poetry, short stories, and radio plays. He worked briefly in his father's printing and advertising company, but was determined to become an actor, despite his father's vehement disapproval.
2. Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 17
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Today's birthdays include Tarell Alvin McCraney, Arthur Miller, and Susan Stroman.
3. Clifford Odets - The New York Times
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News about Clifford Odets, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
4. Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Programs
Flowering Peach, February 23, 1961 · Our Town, March 29, 1961 · Under the Yum-Yum Tree, September 27, 1962 · Three Penny Opera, February 20, 1963 · See How They ...
5. Ty Cobb, Actor - Society for American Baseball Research
The show was booked into the Atlanta Theater and, after one performance, the Atlanta Journal gushed that “Tyrus Raymond was compelled to respond to vociferous ...
During the first years of the twentieth century many of the most celebrated—and marketable— major leaguers supplemented their incomes by headlining in vaudeville or touring in legitimate plays during the off-season. A few even appeared in motion pictures: a new medium that was revolutionizing the way in which Americans passed their leisure hours. And so, given his status as one of the biggest names in baseball, Ty Cobb was able to earn hefty paychecks first by taking cues from a stage director rather than a field manager and then by trading in his glove and bat for a film script.
6. archives.nypl.org -- Cheryl Crawford papers
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The Cheryl Crawford papers span the years 1920-1986 and include correspondence, office files, production files, scripts, financial records, scrapbooks, photographs, programs, clippings, ephemera and memorabilia. The strength of the collection is in the correspondence and production materials. Many of the scripts are annotated prompt books. Of special note are the materials for Porgy and Bess that includes a prompt book of the Broadway production and a file on West Side Story that Cheryl Crawford rejected as a project. Correspondence in the collection includes letters from such notables as Tennessee Williams, Thornton Wilder, Lillian Hellman, Elia Kazan, Mary Martin, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Geraldine Page and Eli Wallach. Production materials include files on Porgy and Bess, Sweet Bird of Youth, Camino Real, Brigadoon, Oh Men!, Oh Women, Paint Your Wagon and The Rose Tattoo. There is also some small amount of materials on the Theatre Guild, Group Theatre, American Repertory Theatre and Actors' Studio, though this material is very sketchy.
7. Pingju (Ping Opera) Actresses in 1930s Shanghai from the Bottom Up
I examine a two-year (1935–1937) boom of China's northern folk theatre pingju in the southern city of Shanghai from the angle of celebrity studies.
In my article in this issue of Theatre Journal titled “Pingju (Ping Opera) and the Politics of Celebrity in 1930s Shanghai,” I examine a two-year (1935–1937) boom of China’s northern folk theatre pingju in the southern city of Shanghai from the angle of celebrity studies. As Shanghai was the country’s media center, I focus on how mediatization and the celebrification of the star actress Bai Yushuang (1907–1942), together with her closest rivel Zhu Baoxia (1914–1951), sustained the form’s two-year sensational run in the city, in sharp contrast to its status as low-class entertainment in the north. In this brief essay, I want to complement that article’s celebrity focus with a look of pingju from the bottom up by examining the experiences of the form’s less glamorous performers during the same period in Shanghai. Specifically, I focus on the cases of three actresses: an anonymous performer trying to make ends meet, a leading actress struggling to sustain her own troupe, and a star who won high praise but lacked enthusiastic tabloid and literati support necessary to elevate her to the world of the superstars.
8. WHRO Public Media Presents Cinema 15 Classics | Royal Wedding (1951)
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Fred Astaire and Jane Powell star as a brother-and-sister musical act touring London.
9. [PDF] Musical Theatre - blanckd
ment—and then heading to Florida for a few days of sunshine, which he called ... he warmly assured Rodgers that “This show of yours will run for- ever ...
10. Big Mo's big screen lights up this weekend - Augusta Business Daily
Mar 4, 2022 · The short drive to Monetta is lined with blooming peach trees this time of year. ... “The old days of B-movies at the drive-in are over.
You and your family can enjoy the stars under the stars starting today at the Monetta Drive-in Theater. The Big Mo will be back in action following its annual winter hiatus. If you are thinking of the good old days when you picture a drive-in, you’d be right. The heydays…
11. [PDF] Climate Indicators for Agriculture | USDA
Humidity at 15 days prior to flowering is used to predict the risk of severe ... A model for estimating the completion of rest for Redhaven and Elberta peach ...
12. Origin and Dissemination of Prunus Crops - Acta Horticulturae
many peach trees in full bloom. He comes upon a small mountain in which ... never see the peach blossom days of his youth with its rosy dreams and ideals.
13. University of Utah performing arts collection, 1933-1984 - Archives West
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Archives West provides access to descriptions of primary sources in the western United States, including correspondence, diaries, and photographs. Digital reproductions of primary sources are available in some cases. Archives West was formerly known as the Northwest Digital Archives (NWDA).
14. Performance Details | Long Island Community Theatre Cooperative
DescriptionCrimes of the Heart, by American playwright Beth Henley, won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Play.
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15. Lyceum Theatre on Broadway Theater: Info & Seating Chart
The Flowering Peach (1994). 12/23/1993, -, 2/6/1994, The Government Inspector ... The restaurant is also open 7 days a week. Click Here for More Info. Del ...
Lyceum Theatre on Broadway Theater Information, Map and History
16. [PDF] Economic Effects of Vertical Disintegration - LSE Research Online
108-11 for breakdown of 1945 theatre holdings and joint-ownerships. 7 'Verdict ... theatres, over 80 percent of the first-run theatres were in some way.
17. [PDF] The Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter
Go Little Book . . . v. Flowering Judas and Other Stories. Maria Concepcion. 3. Virgin ...
18. Fantasia - Disney Wiki - Fandom
Each of its 535,680 frames was restored at YCM Laboratories, and an untouched print from 1951 was used for guidance on color and tone. Theaters were ...
Fantasia is a 1940 American animated anthology film, produced by Walt Disney Productions and given a wide release by RKO Radio Pictures. With story direction by Joe Grant and Dick Huemer and production supervision by Ben Sharpsteen, it is the third feature in the Disney Animated Canon. The film consists of eight animated segments set to pieces of classical music conducted by Leopold Stokowski; seven of which are performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra. Music critic and composer Deems Taylor acts
19. [PDF] Portfolio of Active Section 8 Contracts - HUD
... RUN DRIVE. 36532. FAIRHOPE. 40. $691. AL. $331,680. AL09R000007. NORTHFIELD VILLAGE ... PEACH TREE APTS. 8800 FAR HILLS AVE. 93241. LAMONT. 34. $793. CA. $323,544.
20. [PDF] Jackson Pollock : interviews, articles, and reviews - MoMA
He would get into grooves of listening to his jazz records—not just for days—day and night, day and night for three days running until you thought you would ...
