Papers concerning theatrical productions, 1951-1962.

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Papers concerning theatrical productions, 1951-1962.

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Includes correspondence and other materials concerning the productions of The crown of shadows by Rodolpho Usigli, Marriage wheel by Joel Climenhaga, The legend of Madame Krasinska by Joel Turner and Roland von Weber, The Fishbeck tapestry by Manfred Haussmann, Joan of Arc by Max Mell, Phaedra by Roland von Weber, and The bulls of spring by Sam Harrison.

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Turner, Joel F.

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Haussmann, Manfred.

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Texas Christian University. Dept. of Theatre.

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Theatrical productions were first presented by the Dramatic Club at Texas Christian University in 1873 at their Thorp Springs campus and continued when the university moved to Waco in 1895. After a fire in 1910, the university moved to its present site at Fort Worth. Curriculum in Theatrical Studies was introduced in 1943; the Department of Theatre was formally established in 1958. From the description of Papers concerning theatrical productions, 1951-1962. (Unknown). WorldCat record...

Climenhaga, Joel

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Usigli, Rodolfo, 1905-1979

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Rodolfo Usigli was born in Mexico City in 1905, the son of immigrant parents. Forced to leave school to work after his father's death, Usigli was largely self-educated. In 1935 he received a Rockefeller scholarship to study drama direction and composition at Yale University. Returning to Mexico he taught drama at the university and worked for the Institute of Fine Arts, reviewed plays, translated poetry and drama from both English and French, and wrote his own plays, including his signature piec...

Weber, Roland von.

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Mell, Max, 1882-1971

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