University of Colorado : student drama productions. 1900.

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University of Colorado : student drama productions. 1900.

Views of student plays showing actors in costume and audience. Plays took place outdoors next to Old Main. The plays are "Love's Labor Lost," and possibly "Mid-Summer Night's Dream."

16 photographs (8 views)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7467964

Boulder Public Library

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