Records, 1982-1994.

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Records, 1982-1994.

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Organizational files documenting activities and projects, including by-laws, board minutes, membership lists, financial records, grant applications, correspondence, press releases, news clippings, magazine articles, flyers, brochures, and playbills. Correspondents, in addition to secretary Mary E. Dana, include Timothy Brosnan, Matt Christopher, David Cohen, Roy DeLamotte, David DeWitt, Larry Hembree, L. Donald "Dutch" Meyers, Tom Parks, Rene E. Plante, Thomas M. Poland, Terry Roueche, Jon Tuttle, Ceille Baird Welsh, and Jay Willis. Among the theatres and theatre-related institutions and organizations represented here are the Augusta Players, Centre Stage, Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties, Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County, Southeast Playwrights Project, Trustus, and Workshop Theatre.

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Willis, Jay

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Welsh, Ceille Baird.

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Augusta Players (Augusta, Ga.)

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Scriptwriters of South Carolina, Inc.

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Christopher, Matt, 1917-1997

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Matthew Frederick Christopher was born in Bath, Pennsylvania in 1917. As a youth he was very interested in sports but also in reading and decided to become a writer at an early age. He was a minor-league baseball player until injured. He then worked in a variety of jobs, writing on the side, until he became a full-time writer in 1963. His first children's book was The Lucky Baseball Bat, a story that remains one of his most popular. Biographical Source: Something About t...

Meyers, L. Donald, 1929-

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Workshop Theatre (Columbia, S.C.)

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Dana, Mary E.

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Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (S.C.)

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Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties

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Plante, Rene E.

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Brosnan, Timothy.

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Tuttle, Jon

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Cohen, David.

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Poland, Thomas M., 1949-

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DeWitt, David G.

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Delamotte, Roy C.

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Hembree, Larry.

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Parks, Tom.

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Trustus (Columbia, S.C.)

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Roueche, Terry.

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Southeast Playwrights Project

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