Adelaide Patricia O'Brien Papers 1913-1980

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Adelaide Patricia O'Brien Papers 1913-1980

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A native of Sharonville, Ohio, Patricia O'Brien was a successful singer and actress in New York City during the early part of this century. She returned to Dayton in 1917 and became manager of the Dayton Symphony Association. She also worked as a promoter of local theatrical events. Her papers include correspondence, photographs, diaries, and miscellaneous items.

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