Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection playbill advertisements and miscellany
Contributors: Homolka, Oscar, 1898-1978; Landis, Jessie Royce, 1904-1972; Bourneuf, Philip, 1912-1980; King, Dennis, 1897-1971; Palmer, Betsy; McCarthy, Lin; Holm, Celeste, 1917-2012; McCormick, Myron; Holden, James, 1923-; Lemmon, Jack; Bailey, Pearl; Coote, Robert, 1909-1982; Hyde-White, Wilfrid; Sumner, Geoffrey; O'Sullivan, Maureen, 1911-1998; Storch, Larry; Tanner, Tony; Daniels, Billy, 1915-1988; Abel, Walter, 1898-1987; Haislip, Harvey; Lipscott, Alan; Rodgers, Richard, 1902-1979; Williams, Emlyn, 1905-1987; Levy, Parke; Ryerson, Florence; Strindberg, August, 1849-1912; Hoffmann, Bill; Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965; Ryskind, Morrie, 1895-1985; Bayer, Eleanor Rosenfeld; Levin, Ira; Joseph, Robert L. 1923-2002; Home, William Douglas; Marriott, Anthony; American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy; National Theatre Corporation (Washington, D.C.); Forrest Theatre (Organization : Philadelphia, Pa.); Locust Street Theatre (Organization : Philadelphia, Pa.); Walnut Street Theatre (Organization : Philadelphia, Pa.); Sam S. Shubert Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Ford's Theatre (Organization : Baltimore, Md.); Eugene O'Neill Theatre (Organization : New York, N.Y.); Imperial Theatre (Organization : New York, N.Y.); John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (U.S.); Actors' Fund of America; Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1940
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Other titles: Too many girls.; Corn is green.; Strange bedfellows.; Last dance.; Curtain going up.; Cocktail party.; Affair of honor.; Long watch.; Third best sport.; No time for sergeants.; Face of a hero.; Hello, Dolly!; Jockey club stakes.; No sex, please, we're British.
Description: Folder of miscellaneous materials found in the Richard L. Coe collection not accounted for as accompanying material with other Coe Collection material. Includes unidentifiable portions of theater programs, playbill advertisements for specific performances, flyers, etc.
Notes: Title devised by Library staff.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: American Shakespeare Festival Theatre & Academy 1962 season brochure; title: Playbill advertisement for "Too Many Girls," at the Imperial Theatre [1939-1940]; title: Playbill advertisement for Ethel Barrymore in "The Corn is Green," by Emlyn Williams at the National Theatre, Nov. 18-24, [1940]; title: Playbill advertisement for "Off the Record," by Parke Levy & Alan Lipscott with Bruce Cabot, Betty Furness, Hugh O'Connell, Mary Brian and Dennie Moore, National Theatre, Dec. 2-7, [1940]; title: Playbill advertisement for "Strange Bedfellows," by Florence Fyerson and Colin Clements, Locust Street Theatre, Jan. 10, [1948?]; title: Playbill advertisement for Oscar Homolka and Jessie Royce Landis with Philip Bourneuf in "The Last Dance," adapted from Strindberg, Walnut Street Theatre, January 12-24, [1948]; title: Playbill advertisement for "Curtain Going Up," produced and directed by Mervyn Nelson, with Larry Storch, at the Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia, Feb. 15-March 1, [1952]; title: Playbill advertisement for "The Long Watch," by Morrie Ryskind and Captain Harvey Haislip, with Walter Abel at the Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia, March 4-17, [1952]; title: Playbill advertisement for Dennis King, Estelle Winwood and Julie Haydon in "The Cocktail Party" by T.S. Eliot, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, March 17-30, [1952]; title: Playbill advertisement for Dennis King in "Affair of Honor," by Bill Hoffman, with Betsy Palmer and Lin McCarthy, Shubert Theatre, Washington, March [1956]; title: Playbill advertisement for Celeste Holm in "Third Best Sport," by Eleanor & Leo Bayer, Ford's Theatre, Baltimore, November [1958]; title: Playbill advertisement for Myron McCormick and James Holden in "No Time For Sergeants," by Ira Levin, National Theatre, March 24-[May 3, 1958]; title: Jack Lemmon in "Face of a Hero," by Robert L. Joseph, Eugene O'Neill Theatre, opening October 20, [1960]; title: Playbill advertisement for "The Jockey Club Stakes" by William Douglas Home, Eisenhower Theater [1972]; title: Playbill advertisement for Actors' Fund of America Gala Auction, Feb. 25, 1973; title: Playbill advertisement for "No Sex, Please, We're British," with Maureen O'Sullivan and Tony Tanner, National Theatre [1973]; title: Playbill advertisement for Pearl Bailey and Billy Daniels in "Hello, Dolly," Kennedy Center, October 1975; title: [Portion of National Theatre theater program, p. 9-[14].