SIDNEY (JACK) FAMILY COLLECTION, ca. 1910-1983

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SIDNEY (JACK) FAMILY COLLECTION, ca. 1910-1983

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Collection consists of diaries, photographs, motion pictures, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks documenting the lives of Jack Sidney, Sr., and his wife Irene Sarli and their son Jack, Jr. Jack , Sr., and Irene Sidney were vaudeville performers. Jack Sidney, Sr., managed USO shows from 1944 to 1947. Jack Sidney, Jr., is a touring show manager and president of the Jack Sidney Organization Inc. The bulk of the collection documents his management of family touring shows. Forms part of the Touring Entertainment Industry Archive.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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Jack Sidney, Sr., and his wife Irene Sarli were vaudeville performers from 1908 until 1942. Jack Sidney, Sr., managed USO shows from 1944 to 1947. Jack Sidney, Jr., is a touring show manager and president of the Jack Sidney Organization Inc., specializing in entertainment management, advertising, publicity and promotion. From the guide to the SIDNEY (JACK) FAMILY COLLECTION, AR 94-266., ca. 1910-1983, (The University of Texas at Austin Center for American History) ...

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