Theatre in Newton, 1864-2006, bulk 1925-2006.

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Theatre in Newton, 1864-2006, bulk 1925-2006.

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Programs, season schedules for Newton theatre groups, clubs, and associations performing pageants, tableaux and plays in Newton. Bulk of groups represented by individual play programs or season brochures, except the Village Players of Newton Centre include subscription receipt, programs, obituaries, and newspaper articles with photographs.

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