Joanne Rapp Collection 1954-1972

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Joanne Rapp Collection 1954-1972

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The Joanne Rapp Collection, 0.5 linear feet, contains materials dealing with puppetry and puppet theatre from 1954 through 1972. The collection includes: how-to newspaper and periodical articles; puppetry book and film bibliographies and reviews; creative drama and puppetry lesson plans and articles; ideas for puppet construction; puppet plays; brochures of puppet makers and toy theatres; puppet company performance programs; puppet patterns; and children's books and a phonograph record used to motivate puppet construction and plays. Of note are materials on the Paper Bag Players theatre for young audiences company.

1 Box; (0.5 Linear Feet)

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Arizona State University Libraries Child Drama Collection

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SNAC Resource ID: 6632974

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Rapp, Joanne

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Joanne Rapp, art educator, art gallery owner, philanthropist, and arts advocate moved to Arizona in 1962 with her husband James, an architecture professor at Arizona State University (ASU). She initially worked as a substitute art teacher for the Scottsdale School system. Within a year, she became the art teacher at Crockett Elementary School in Phoenix, where she was employed for ten years. Her art curriculum for grades 1 through 8 utilized puppetry. She created a progr...