Ed and Birdie Dawley Performing ArtsCollection 1953-1997

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Ed and Birdie Dawley Performing ArtsCollection 1953-1997

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The Ed and Birdie Dawley PerformingArts Collection, 1953-1997, contains programs, playbills, magazines and newspaperclippings about local and touring companies of ballet and dance, opera and musicals,plays, mime, and other performing arts primarily in Houston.

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