Theatre Guild United States Steel Hour records 1956-1963

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Theatre Guild United States Steel Hour records 1956-1963

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The Theatre Guild Records are comprised of correspondence, financial records, casting, rehearsal, and recording notes, as well as some scripts for productions that were telecast as part of television series. , which was a continuation of the Guild's earlier radio anthology series, (1945-1953), ran for two seasons (1953-1955) on the ABC Television Network. In 1955, it moved to the CBS television network, where it remained through 1963. United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour Theatre Guild of the Air

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The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.

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