Gerald C. Walling-Graham Greene Collection, 1953-[1975?].

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Gerald C. Walling-Graham Greene Collection, 1953-[1975?].

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Consists of reviews, articles and playbills concerning the first productions of Greene's plays, mainly in London. The articles include some biographical information on Greene and the actors who appeared in these premiere performances.

10 items (1 box)

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7351408

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