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Portland Civic Theatre photographs collection, circa 1925-1994
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Portland Civic Theatre (Portland, Or.)
- Title
- Portland Civic Theatre photographs collection
- Dates
- circa
1925-1994 (inclusive)19251994
- Quantity
- 18.69 cubic feet, (Approx. 1,000 photographs, 73 slides, and approximately 500 negatives in 43 document cases and 9 oversize boxes)
- Collection Number
- Org. Lot 847
- Summary
- This collection documents many of the productions, actors, staff, and special events of the Portland Civic Theatre company in Portland, Or., circa 1925 to 1994. Most of the collection consists of production photographs of shows throughout the history of the company. The images were produced by many photographers, including a set of signed photographic prints of actors by Minor White, ca. 1940. The collection also includes images from Junior Civic Theatre productions and the Portland Civic Theatre (P.C.T.) Academy.
- Repository
-
Oregon Historical Society Research Library
1200 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR
97205
Telephone: 503-306-5240
Fax: 503-219-2040
libreference@ohs.org - Access Restrictions
-
The collection is open to the public.
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Funding for preparing this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
Historical NoteReturn to Top
The first two decades of the twentieth century were golden years for live theatre in Portland. Evening and afternoon entertainment by stock companies, road shows and vaudeville flourished. By 1925, however, empty theatres caused by the disappearance of these performing groups energized three Portland women, Susan Farrell, Florence Bristol and Delta Spencer, "the founders," to organize a new company, the Art Theatre Players. Within a year they presented their first production, Henrietta the Eighth. (Included in the cast were Susan Farrell and future culinary expert James Beard). In 1929, concerned that they appeared to others to be a private organization, the members changed the name of their company to the Portland Civic Theatre (PCT). Several player groups merged into the newly-named group.
In 1934 the Portland Civic Theatre School was started with Doris Smith, an actress and drama coach, as dean. Their first production, at the Reed College Bowl, was Twelfth Night. Subsequently the Board declined an offer from Reed College for a piece of land and $15,000 towards a theatre building, fearing that the Reed location might be too distant from downtown. The theatre was then located on NW Burnside. In 1936, the Blue Room for touring shows was fashioned out of this rented space. In 1937, Donald Mayre became the theatre's director. He would stay for the next twelve years.
Adverse conditions related to unsatisfactory work facilities and the need to hire theatres stimulated the Board to raise money and build a theatre at 1530 SW Yamhill Street. After it opened, in 1942, the Junior Civic Theatre began producing plays for children by children. Jim Cameron succeeded Donald Mayre in 1949.
The 1950s and 1960s were very productive years. A twelve-month season in the theatre was inaugurated, summer musicals with the Portland Symphonic Choir were produced, a summer beach season was initiated, and in 1958 the PCT Guild was founded by Mary Brand as an independent support group (it is still active). In 1965 PCT membership numbered 3,125.
However, in 1968 an emergency appeal for funds was sent to all members. By 1971 membership had dwindled to 1,525, and the theatre building was mortgaged. New ideas were tried: the Guest Director System was initiated by Isabella Chappell, who had become the general manager, and Summer Repertory Onstage (S.R.O.), the first theatre to pay local actors, was founded by Bill Dobson. Twelve years later a PCT production, Sunday in the Park with George, was the opening performance in the new Portland Performing Arts Center. The Portland Civic Theatre for Youth, under the management of Sondra Pearlman, started in-school productions at the Civic Auditorium.
PCT had been one of the largest Community Theatres in the country in terms of budget, at $1 million, and its programs included two theatres, a school, the S.R.O. series, and a professional children's theatre. Yet PCT continued to struggle for a variety of complex and intertwined reasons, and eventually closed in June 1990. The theatre building was sold to the MALCO company, and in 1993 it was demolished.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
The Portland Civic Theatre Photographs Collection (Org. Lot 847) documents many of the productions, actors, staff, and special events of the Portland Civic Theatre company in Portland, Or., from circa 1925 to 1994. A significant portion of the collection consists of production photographs that document shows throughout the history of the company. The images were produced by many photographers, including a set of signed photographic prints of actors by Minor White, ca. 1940. The collection also includes images from Junior Civic Theatre productions and the Portland Civic Theatre (P.C.T.) Academy. The P.C.T. Academy produced Junior Civic Theatre shows after the Portland Civic Theatre's dissolution in 1990.
Other photographers represented in this collection include Claude V. Neuffer, Louise Phillips, and the Edris Morrison Studio and Photo Art Studios of Portland, Or.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
The Oregon Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library before any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.
Preferred Citation
Portland Civic Theatre photographs collection, Org. Lot 847, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
The collection is arranged into three series:
- Series A: Productions, 1927-1993
- Series B: Photographs of Individuals, circa 1930s-circa 1990s
- Series C: Special Events Photographs, circa 1925-1994
Custodial History
The materials in the collection were originally housed in various locations, including the offices of the Portland Civic Theatre and the homes of those associated with the organization. Beginning in 1986, Director Emeritus Isabella Chappell began assembling the materials into a single archival collection. In 1996, after the Civic Theatre's dissolution, the materials were transferred to the Oregon Historical Society, where they were processed by Mrs. Chappell with the help of volunteers and the Historical Society staff.
Acquisition Information
Library Accession no. 25568.
Processing Note
Most of the photographs in this collection were removed from the Portland Civic Theatre records, Mss 2965, in the course of processing that collection in the Oregon Historical Society.
Separated Materials
Manuscripts have been separated into the Portland Civic Theatre Records, Mss 2965, at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Related Materials
The Oregon Historical Society Research Library holds the related Edris Morrison Studio (Portland, Or.) photographs collection, Org. Lot 130. Edris Morrison produced many photographs for the Portland Civic Theatre and also participated in several productions.
The Oregon Historical Society Research Library also holds oral history recordings for a number of people associated with the Portland Civic Theatre. These include: Isabelle Kidd Ashcroft (SR 9532), Janet D. Baumhover (SR 9533), Isabella N. Chappell (SR 9534), Allison H. Dean (SR 9057), Edith Stevenson Ormandy Essex (SR 9536), Susan May Richards Farrell (SR 9435), Harvey S. Giffin (SR 9537), Mildred Butzer Ingdahl (SR 9535), Mary Marsh (SR 9538), Edris Noble Cox Morrison (SR 9539), and Doris B. Smith (SR 9540).
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series A: Productions, 1927-1993Return to Top
The series is arranged into three subseries: General Production Photographs, Junior Civic Theatre Production Photographs, and Portland Civic Theatre Academy Production Photographs. The locations of the productions, when known, are noted. The majority of productions occurred on the Mainstage or in the smaller Blue Room at the PCT building. The names of the companies within the PCT are also noted. The organization changed its name from the Art Theatre Players to the Portland Civic Theatre in 1929. The Summer Repertory Onstage (S.R.O.) Company was established in 1973.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Subseries 1: General Production
Photographs
Several productions currently have only negatives available.
Prints may be made in the future.
|
1927-1990 | |
Box/Folder | ||
1/1, 44/1 | Art Theatre Players—
Captain
Applejack
|
August 1927 |
1/2, 44/2 | Art Theatre Players—
Aren't We
All
|
1928 |
1/3 | Art Theatre Players—
Daisy Mayme
|
May 1928 |
1/4 | Art Theatre Players—
The Dover
Road
|
December 1927 |
1/5, 44/2 | Art Theatre Players—
The Enchanted
April
|
June 1928 |
1/6 | Art Theatre Players—
He Who Gets
Slapped
|
1928 |
1/7 | Art Theatre Players—
Mrs. Partridge
Presents
|
March 1928 |
1/8 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Enter Madame
|
May 1929 |
1/9, 44/3 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Green
Goddess
|
March 1929 |
1/10 | Art Theatre Players—
A Kiss for
Cinderella
|
November 1928 |
1/11 | Art Theatre Players—
Love in a
Mist
|
December 1928 |
44/3 | Art Theatre Players—
R.U.R.
|
October 1928 |
1/12, 44/3 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Sun-Up
|
March 1929 |
1/13 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Dear Brutus
|
1929 |
1/14, 44/4 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Fashion
|
February 1930 |
1/15 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Mary, Mary, Quite
Contrary
|
January 1930 |
1/16 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Mask and the
Face
|
October 1929 |
1/17 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Officer 666
|
March 1930 |
1/18, 44/4 | Portland Civic Theatre—
You and I
|
April 1930 |
1/19, 44/5 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Anna
Christie
|
March 1931 |
1/20, 44/5 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Devonshire
Cream
|
February 1931 |
1/21, 44/5 | Portland Civic Theatre—
A Doll's
House
|
October 1930 |
1/22 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Paris Bound
|
April 1931 |
1/23 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Queen's
Husband
|
November 1930 |
1/24 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Silver
Cord
|
February 1931 |
44/6-7 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Beggar on
Horseback
|
1931 |
44/7 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Roadside
|
1932 |
1/25 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Caprice
|
February 1933 |
1/26 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The First Mrs.
Fraser
|
November 1932 |
1/27, 44/8 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Peer Gynt
|
January 1933 |
1/28 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Adding
Machine
|
October 1933 |
1/29 | Portland Civic Theatre—
A Christmas
Carol
|
December 1933 |
1/30 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Olympia
|
1934 |
1/31, 44/9 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Once in a
Lifetime
|
February 1934 |
1/32 | Portland Civic Theatre—
A Chirstmas
Carol
|
December 1934 |
1/33, 44/10 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Counsellor-at-Law
|
February 1935 |
1/34, 44/10 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Elizabeth the
Queen
|
March 1935 |
1/35 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Goodbye
Again
|
May 1935 |
1/36 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Late Christopher
Bean
|
October 1934 |
44/11 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Ah,
Wilderness
|
1935 |
1/37 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Bishop
Misbehaves
|
April 1936 |
1/38, 44/11 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Dangerous
Corner
|
November 1935 |
1/39 | Portland Civic Theatre—
The Mad
Hopes
|
February 1936 |
1/40, 44/11 | Portland Civic Theatre—
Yellow Jack
|
March 1936 |
1/41 | Main Theatre—
Ceiling Zero
|
October 1936 |
1/42 | Main Theatre—
The Cradle
Song
|
December 1936 |
1/43 | Main Theatre—
Judgement
Day
|
February 1937 |
1/44 | Reed College Bowl—
Othello
|
1937 |
1/45 | Main Theatre—
Private
Lives
|
January 1937 |
1/46 | Main Theatre—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
1937 |
1/47 | Main Theatre—
Twentieth
Century
|
March 1937 |
1/48, 44/12 | Main Theatre—
Winterset
|
November 1936 |
1/49 | Main Theatre—
The Dark
Tower
|
October 1937 |
1/50 | Reed College Bowl—
The Gardener's
Dog
|
1938 |
1/51 | Main Theatre—
High Tor
|
March 1938 |
1/52 | Main Theatre—
Idiot's
Delight
|
January 1938 |
1/53 | Main Theatre—
The Joyous
Season
|
December 1937 |
1/54 | Blue Room—
Little Women
|
February 1938 |
1/55 | Main Theatre—
Pelleas and
Melisandre
|
June 1938 |
1/56 | Blue Room—
Petticoat
Fever
|
October 1937 |
2/1 | Main Theatre (?)—
Pride and
Prejudice
|
April 1938 |
2/2 | Main Theatre—
Rosmersholm
|
November 1937 |
2/3 | Reed College Bowl—
School for
Scandal
|
July 1938 |
2/4 | Blue Room—
The Affected Young
Ladies
|
November 1938 |
2/5 | Main Theatre—
Arms and the
Man
|
May 1939 |
2/6 | Main Theatre—
Autumn
Crocus
|
January 1939 |
2/7, 44/13 | Main Theatre—
A Christmas
Carol
|
December 1938 |
2/8 | Main Theatre—
Excursion
|
March 1939 |
2/9 | Blue Room—
Gammer Gurton's
Needle
|
October 1938 |
2/10 | Main Theatre—
Libel
|
November 1938 |
2/11 | Main Theatre—
Mary of
Scotland
|
April 1939 |
2/12 | Blue Room—
The Physician in Spite of
Himself
|
November 1938 |
2/13 | Main Theatre—
Tovarich
|
October 1938 |
2/14 | Blue Room—
When Ladies
Meet
|
May 1939 |
2/15, 51/1-2 | Main Theatre—
Candlelight
Minor White photographs
|
October 1939 |
2/16 | Workshop Dance Festival—
Death
Tantagile
|
May 1940 |
2/17-18 | Blue Room—
The Good
Fairy
|
April 1940; June 1940 |
2/19 | Main Theatre—
The Merchant of
Yonkers
|
April 1940 |
2/20 | Main Theatre—
Our Town
|
December 1939 |
2/21 | Blue Room—
A Place in the
World
|
November 1939 |
2/22 | Main Theatre—
The Play's the
Thing
|
May 1940 |
2/23-24 | Blue Room—
Right You Are If You Think You
Are
|
March 1940 |
2/25 | Blue Room—
Springtime for
Henry
|
October 1939 |
2/26 | Blue Room—
Squaring the
Circle
|
1940 |
2/27 | Main Theatre—
Susan and
God
|
January 1940 |
2/28 | Blue Room—
Wired for
Sound
|
May 1940 |
2/29-30, 51/3-8 | Main Theatre—
The Witch
Minor White photographs
|
March 1940 |
2/31 | Blue Room—
The Women Have Their
Way
|
1939 |
2/32, 44/14 | Main Theatre—
Barchester
Towers
|
November 1940 |
2/33 | Blue Room—
Bundles from
Britain
|
May 1941 |
2/34 | Main Theatre—
Call It a
Day
|
May 1941 |
2/35 | Main Theatre—
Dodsworth
|
March 1941 |
3/1 | Blue Room—
The Dover
Road
|
December 1940-January 1941 |
3/2 | Blue Room—
The Enchanted
April
|
November 1940 |
3/3, 44/14 | Main Theatre—
Family
Portrait
|
February 1941 |
3/4-6, 44/15 | Main Theatre—
Forbidden
Fruit
|
January 1941 |
3/7 | Blue Room—
Here Today
|
March 1941 |
3/8 | Main Theatre—
Margin for
Error
|
October 1940 |
3/9, 44/15 | Blue Room—
Meet the
Wife
|
October 1940 |
3/10 | Blue Room—
Penny Wise
|
January 1941 |
3/11, 44/15 | Blue Room—
The Romantic Young
Lady
|
January 1941 |
3/12 | Mainstage—
Bachelor
Born
|
July 1942 |
3/13 | Blue Room—
The Constant
Wife
|
November 1941 |
3/14 | Blue Room—
Daisy Mayme
|
May 1942 |
3/15-16 | Mainstage—
The Dear
Family
|
June 1942 |
3/17 | Blue Room—
Enter Madame
|
January 1942 |
3/18 | Mainstage—
George and
Margaret
|
March 1942 |
3/19 | Mainstage—
Jim Dandy
|
March 1942 |
3/20 | Blue Room—
Kind Lady
|
February 1942 |
3/21-22 | Mainstage—
Ladies in
Retirement
|
April 1942 |
3/23 | Blue Room—
Lady of
Letters
|
December 1941 |
3/24 | Blue Room—
Oliver,
Oliver
|
October 1941 |
3/25 | Blue Room—
Top Billing
|
May 1942 |
3/26 | Mainstage—
The Women
|
May 1942 |
3/27, 44/16 | Mainstage—
The Damask
Cheek
|
May 1943 |
3/28 | Mainstage—
Heaven Can
Wait
|
February 1943 |
3/29 | Mainstage—
Ladies of the
Jury
|
March 1943 |
3/30 | Mainstage—
Little Women
|
December 1942 |
3/31 | Mainstage—
The Philadelphia
Story
|
November 1942 |
3/32, 44/16 | Mainstage—
Tonight at
8:30
|
October 1942 |
3/33 | Mainstage—
Watch on the
Rhine
|
April 1943 |
3/34 | Mainstage—
Dark Eyes
|
October 1943 |
3/35 | Mainstage—
Hay Fever
|
May 1944 |
4/1 | Mainstage—
The Heart of a
City
|
December 1943 |
4/2 | Mainstage—
On Borrowed
Time
|
April 1944 |
4/3-4 | Mainstage—
The Warrior's
Husband
|
March 1944 |
4/5-6 | Mainstage—
The Willow and
I
|
January 1944 |
4/7 | Mainstage—
Claudia
|
November 1944-December 1944 |
4/8 | Mainstage—
Guest in the
House
|
February 1945-March 1945 |
4/9 | Mainstage—
My Sister
Eileen
|
October 1944 |
4/10 | Mainstage—
Over
Twenty-One
|
May 1945-June 1945 |
4/11 | Mainstage—
Papa is All
|
January 1945-February 1945 |
4/12 | Mainstage—
Spring Again
|
April 1945-May 1945 |
4/13 | Mainstage—
Androcles and the
Lion
|
March 1946-April 1946 |
4/14, 44/17, 51/9 | Mainstage—
But Not
Goodbye
|
October 1945-November 1945 |
4/15 | Mainstage—
Chicken Every
Sunday
|
May 1946-June 1946 |
4/16, 44/17 | Mainstage—
Dear Brutus
|
February 1946-March 1946 |
4/17 | Mainstage—
The Miracle of St.
Anthony
|
1946 |
4/18, 44/17 | Mainstage—
The Old
Ladies
|
January 1946-February 1946 |
4/19 | Mainstage—
The Skin of Our
Teeth
|
November 1945-December 1945 |
4/20 | Mainstage—
Snafu
|
September 1945 |
4/21 | Mainstage—
Uncle Harry
|
April 1946-May 1946 |
4/22 | Mainstage—
Dear Ruth
|
September 1946-October 1946 |
4/23 | Mainstage—
Double Door
|
March 1947-April 1947 |
4/24 | Mainstage—
Kind Lady
|
November 1946-December 1946 |
4/25 | Mainstage—
Laburnum
Grove
|
October 1946-November 1946 |
4/26, 44/18 | Mainstage—
The Merchant of
Venice
|
April 1947-May 1947 |
4/27 | Mainstage—
Miss Quis
|
February 1947-March 1947 |
4/28 | Mainstage—
Oliver,
Oliver
|
May 1947-June 1947 |
4/29 | Mainstage—
Tony Draws a
Horse
|
January 1947-Febraury 1947 |
5/1 | Mainstage—
The Late George
Apley
|
September 1947-October 1947 |
5/2 | Mainstage—
The Man Who Came to
Dinner
|
January 1948 |
44/19 | Mainstage—
The Merry Wives of
Windsor
|
1948 |
5/3 | Mainstage—
Our Town
|
October 1947-November 1947 |
5/4 | Mainstage—
The Royal
Family
|
March 1948-April 1948 |
5/5 | Mainstage—
Ten Little
Indians
|
February 1948-March 1948 |
5/6 | Mainstage—
Three Men on a
Horse
|
June 1948 |
5/7, 44/19 | Mainstage—
The Tidings Brought to
Mary
|
December 1947 |
5/8 | Mainstage—
Arsenic and Old
Lace
|
1949 |
5/9 | Mainstage—
Blithe
Spirit
|
1949 |
5/10 | Mainstage—
First Lady
|
1948 |
5/11 | Mainstage—
John Loves
Mary
|
May 1949 |
5/12 | Mainstage—
The Little
Foxes
|
April 1949-May 1949 |
5/13 | Mainstage—
Our Hearts Were Young and
Gay
|
December 1948 |
5/14, 44/20 | Mainstage—
The Torch
Bearers
|
January 1949 |
5/15 | Mainstage—
You Can't Take It With
You
|
September 1958-October 1948 |
5/16 | Mainstage—
All My Sons
|
May 1950 |
5/17 | Mainstage—
East Lynne
|
1950 |
5/18 | Mainstage—
Happy
Birthday
|
1949 |
5/19 | Mainstage—
Payment
Deferred
|
November 1949-December 1949 |
5/20 | Mainstage—Three One Acts:
The Portrait of a
Madonna
|
March 1950 |
5/21 | Mainstage—
Years Ago
|
April 1950 |
5/22 | Mainstage—
The Bartered
Bride
|
August 1951 |
5/23-24 | Mainstage—
Born
Yesterday
|
February 1951-March 1951 |
5/25 | Blue Room—
Clutterbuck
|
April 1951 |
5/26 | Mainstage—
Dark of the
Moon
|
October 1950-November 1950 |
5/27 | Mainstage—
Down in the
Valley
|
August 1951 |
5/28 | Mainstage—
The Great
Adventure
|
September 1950-October 1950 |
5/29 | Blue Room—
The
Guardsman
|
February 1951 |
5/30 | Mainstage—
Hazel Kirke
|
July 1951-August 1951 |
5/31 | Mainstage—
H.M.S.
Pinafore
|
April 1951 |
5/32 | Mainstage—
Light Up the
Sky
|
May 1951 |
5/33 | Mainstage—
Monserrat
|
January 1951 |
5/34 | Mainstage—
Papa is All
|
November 1950-December 1950 |
6/1 | Mainstage—
Pirates of
Penzance
|
July 1951 |
6/2 | Mainstage—
Trial by
Jury
|
August 1951 |
6/3 | Mainstage—
Anything
Goes
|
July 1952 |
6/4, 45/1 | Mainstage—
Come Back, Little
Sheba
|
January 1952 |
6/5 | Mainstage—
Dodsworth
|
November 1951 |
6/6-7 | Mainstage—
Dream Girl
|
April 1952 |
6/8, 51/10 | Mainstage—
Finian's
Rainbow
|
August 1952 |
6/9 | Mainstage—
Goodbye My
Fancy
|
October 1951 |
6/10 | Mainstage—
The Hasty
Heart
|
March 1952 |
6/11 | Mainstage—
Life With
Mother
|
December 1951 |
6/12 | Mainstage—
The Mikado
|
May 1952 |
6/13 | Mainstage—
Of All
Things
|
August 1952 |
6/14 | Mainstage—
Roberta
|
June 1952-July 1952 |
6/15 | Mainstage—
The Silver
Whistle
|
February 1952 |
6/16 | Mainstage—
Death of a
Salesman
|
March 1953 |
6/17 | Mainstage—
Detective
Story
|
October 1952 |
6/18-19, 45/2 | Mainstage—
Die
Fledermaus
|
Summer 1953 |
6/20-21 | Mainstage—
The
Gondoliers
|
May 1953 |
7/1 | Mainstage—
The Happy
Time
|
February 1953 |
7/2 | Mainstage—
Harvey
|
December 1952 |
7/3 | Mainstage—
Lady in the
Dark
|
September 1953 |
7/4 | Mainstage—
Mad Woman of
Chaillot
|
January 1953 |
7/5 | Mainstage—
October Days
|
December 1952 |
7/6 | Mainstage—
Only an Orphan Girl, or, No
Mother to Guide Her
|
Summer 1953 |
7/7 | Mainstage—
Peg O' My
Heart
|
November 1952 |
7/8 | Mainstage—
Pygmalion
|
April 1953 |
7/9-10 | Mainstage—
Rhyme Without
Reason
|
Summer 1953 |
7/11 | Mainstage—
Bell, Book and
Candle
|
October 1953 |
7/12 | Blue Room By-the-Sea, Gearhart,
Or.—
Bell, Book and
Candle
|
Summer 1954 |
7/13-14 | Mainstage—
Father of the
Bride
|
February 1954 |
7/15 | Mainstage—
The Gentle
People
|
January 1954 |
7/16-17 | Blue Room By-the-Sea, Gearhart,
Or.—
Gigi
|
July 1954-August 1954 |
7/18 | Mainstage—
The Glass
Menagerie
|
1954 |
7/19 | Mainstage—
I Remember
Mama
|
December 1953 |
7/20, 45/3 | Mainstage—
The Merry
Widow
|
June 1954 |
7/21 | Blue Room—
Miranda
|
October 1953 |
7/22, 45/3 | Mainstage—
Mr. Roberts
|
April 1954 |
7/23 | Mainstage—
One Touch of
Venus
|
July 1954 |
8/1 | Mainstage—
Paint Your
Wagon
|
August 1954 |
8/2 | Mainstage—
Seventh
Heaven
|
November 1953 |
8/3-4 | Lincoln High School Auditorium—
That London
Hussy
|
February 1954 |
8/5-6, 45/3 | Mainstage—
Three Wishes for
Jamie
|
April 1954 |
8/7 | Mainstage—
Affairs of
State
|
November 1954 |
8/8 | Mainstage—
Call Me
Madam
|
August 1955 |
8/9 | Mainstage—
Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes
|
October 1954 |
8/10-12, 45/4 | Mainstage—
Gigi
|
September 1954 |
8/13 | Blue Room—
Good
Housekeeping
|
July 1955 |
8/14 | Mainstage—
How To Do It
|
June 1955 |
8/15 | Mainstage—
John Loves
Mary
|
Spring 1955 |
8/16 | Mainstage—
Kiss Me Kate
|
March 1955 |
8/17 | Mainstage—
Lo and
Behold
|
December 1954 |
8/18 | Mainstage—
The Moon is
Blue
|
July 1955 |
8/19 | Mainstage—
My Three
Angels
|
January 1955 |
8/20, 45/4 | Mainstage—
Ring Around the
Moon
|
January 1955 |
9/1 | Blue Room—
Sabrina Fair
|
February 1955 |
9/2 | Mainstage—
Stalag 17
|
May 1955 |
9/3-4, 45/4 | Blue Room—
Time Out for
Ginger
|
April 1955-May 1955 |
9/5 | Mainstage—
The Voice of the
Turtle
|
April 1955 |
9/6 | Blue Room—
Apple of His
Eye
|
February 1956-March 1956 |
9/7 | Blue Room—
Candlelight
|
November 1955-December 1955 |
9/8-9 | Mainstage—
A Christmas
Carol
|
November 1955-December 1955 |
9/10 | Mainstage—
Dial M for
Murder
|
1956 |
9/11 | Mainstage—
Girl Crazy
|
February 1956 |
9/12 | Mainstage—
Jane
|
1955 |
9/13 | Mainstage—
Joan of
Lorraine
|
April 1956 |
9/14 | Mainstage—
Laura
|
September 1955 |
9/15 | Blue Room—
Night of January
16th
|
January 1956-February 1956 |
9/16 | Mainstage—
Reclining
Figure
|
January 1956 |
9/17 | Mainstage—
The Remarkable Mr.
Pennypacker
|
January 1956 |
9/18 | Mainstage—
South
Pacific
|
June 1956-July 1956 |
9/19 | Mainstage—
Wonderful
Town
|
October 1955 |
9/20 | Blue Room—
Yes, My Darling
Daughter
|
April 1956-May 1956 |
9/21 | Mainstage—
Alice in
Wonderland
|
December 1956 |
9/22 | Mainstage—
Bus Stop
|
May 1957 |
9/23, 51/11 | Mainstage—
The Caine Mutiny Court
Martial
|
March 1957 |
9/24 | Blue Room—
The Corn is
Green
|
March 1957-April 1957 |
10/1, 51/12-15 | Mainstage—
Macbeth
|
December 1956 |
45/5 | Blue Room—
The
Mousetrap
|
January 1957-February 1957 |
10/2, 45/5 | Mainstage—
Pajama Game
|
June 1957-July 1957 |
10/3 | Mainstage—
Present
Laughter
|
January 1957-February 1957 |
10/4 | Mainstage—
The
Rainmaker
|
November 1956 |
10/5 | Mainstage—
The Robe
|
April 1957 |
10/6, 45/5 | Blue Room—
A Roomful of
Roses
|
March 1957-April 1957 |
10/7 | Mainstage—
Tea and
Sympathy
|
September 1956 |
10/8 | Mainstage—
This Happy
Breed
|
January 1957-February 1957 |
10/9-10 | Mainstage—
Anniversary
Waltz
|
September 1957-October 1957 |
10/11 | Mainstage—
The Great
Waltz
|
October 1957 |
45/6 | Blue Room—
The Loud Red
Patrick
|
February 1958 |
10/12 | Blue Room—
Miranda
|
June 1958 |
10/13 | Blue Room—
Mornings at
Seven
|
December 1957-January 1958 |
10/14-15 | Mainstage—
Oklahoma!
|
June 1958-July 1958 |
10/16 | Mainstage—
Playboy of the Western
World
|
November 1957-December 1957 |
10/17 | Mainstage—
See How They
Run
|
February 1958-March 1958 |
10/18 | Mainstage—
Strange
Bedfellows
|
March 1958-April 1958 |
10/19 | Mainstage—
A Streetcar Named
Desire
|
January 1958-February 1958 |
10/20 | Mainstage—
Teahouse of the August
Moon
|
August 1958-September 1958 |
10/21-22 | Mainstage—
Witness for the
Prosecution
|
March 1958-April 1958 |
11/1 | Mainstage—
Anastasia
|
September 1958-October 1958 |
11/2 | Mainstage—
Blue Denim
|
July 1959-August 1959 |
11/3-4 | Mainstage—
The Diary of Anne
Frank
|
March 1959-April 1959 |
11/5 | Mainstage—
Guys and
Dolls
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
June 1959 |
11/6 | Mainstage—
The
Matchmaker
|
November 1958 |
11/7 | Mainstage—
Separate
Tables
|
January 1959 |
11/8 | Blue Room—
The Time of the
Cuckoo
|
June 1959 |
11/9 | Blue Room—
Born
Yesterday
|
June 1960-July 1960 |
11/10 | Mainstage—
Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof
|
May 1960 |
11/11 | Blue Room—
The Constant
Wife
|
April 1960 |
11/12 | Blue Room—
Dear Charles
|
January 1960 |
11/13 | Blue Room—
The Desk Set
|
February 1960 |
11/14 | Mainstage—
The Happiest
Millionaire
|
September 1959 |
11/15 | Blue Room—
The Heiress
|
December 1959 |
11/16 | Blue Room—
Kind Sir
|
July 1960 |
11/17 | Mainstage—
The Lady's Not For
Burning
|
March 1960 |
11/18 | Mainstage—
Once More With
Feeling
|
July 1960 |
11/19 | Mainstage—
Private
Lives
|
November 1959 |
11/20 | Mainstage—
Romanoff and
Juliet
|
April 1960 |
11/21 | Blue Room—
Simon and
Laura
|
September 1959-October 1959 |
11/22 | Blue Room—
The Solid Gold
Cadillac
|
November 1959-December 1959 |
11/23 | Mainstage—
Speaking of
Murder
|
October 1959-November 1959 |
11/24 | Mainstage—
Suds in Your
Eyes
|
January 1960 |
11/25 | Mainstage—
A View From the
Bridge
|
February 1960 |
11/26 | Mainstage—
Bells are
Ringing
|
May 1961-June 1961 |
11/27 | Mainstage—
Best of Broadway
(Revue)
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
July 1961 |
11/28, 45/7 | Mainstage—
Charley's
Aunt
|
January 1961 |
11/29 | Blue Room—
Holiday for
Lovers
|
April 1961 |
11/30, 45/7 | Blue Room—
Light Up the
Sky
|
August 1961-September 1961 |
11/31 | Blue Room—
The Male
Animal
|
March 1961-April 1961 |
11/32 | Blue Room—
The Man in the Dog
Suit
|
September 1960 |
11/33 | Mainstage—
Moon for the
Misbegotten
|
March 1961 |
11/34 | Blue Room—
On the Side of the
Angels
|
June 1961-July 1961 |
11/35 | Mainstage—
Once More With
Feeling
|
September 1960 |
11/36 | Blue Room—
The Sleeping
Prince
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
November 1960 |
11/37 | Blue Room—
The Solid Gold
Cadillac
|
January 1961 |
11/38 | Mainstage—
Suddenly Last
Summer
|
June 1961-July 1961 |
11/39 | Mainstage—
Sunrise at
Campobello
|
October 1960 |
11/40 | Blue Room—
Two Dozen Red
Roses
|
December 1960 |
11/41 | Mainstage—
Two for the
Seesaw
|
December 1960 |
11/42 | Mainstage—
The Boy
Friend
|
November 1961-December 1961 |
11/43 | Blue Room—
The Happy
Time
|
October 1961-November 1961 |
11/44 | Mainstage—
Harvey
|
January 1962-February 1962 |
11/45 | Mainstage—
Hedda Gabler
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
March 1962-April 1962 |
11/46 | Mainstage—
The King and
I
|
May 1962-June 1962 |
11/47 | Mainstage—
A Midsummer Night's
Dream
|
February 1962-March 1962 |
11/48 | Mainstage—
Picnic
|
October 1961-November 1961 |
12/1 | Blue Room—
The Second
Man
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
July 1962 |
12/2 | Blue Room—
See How They
Run
|
March 1962-April 1962 |
12/3 | Mainstage—
Threepenny
Opera
|
June 1962-August 1962 |
12/4 | Mainstage/Gearhart (?)—
Can-Can
|
July 1963 |
12/5 | Blue Room—
The
Caretaker
|
January 1963-February 1963 |
12/6 | Mainstage—
Critic's
Choice
|
January 1963-February 1963 |
12/7 | Mainstage—
Damn Yankees
|
May 1963-June 1963 |
12/8 | Blue Room—
Everybody Loves
Opal
|
March 1963-April 1963 |
12/9 | Blue Room—
The
Fantasticks
|
July 1963 |
12/10 | Blue Room—
The Gazebo
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
October 1962-December 1962 |
12/11 | Blue Room—
Hedda Gabler
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
April 1963-May 1963 |
12/12 | Mainstage—
Little Mary
Sunshine
|
November 1962-December 1962 |
12/13, 45/8 | Mainstage—
The Miracle
Worker
|
October 1962 |
12/14 | Mainstage—
Much Ado About
Nothing
|
January 1963 |
12/15 | Blue Room—
The Pleasure of His
Company
|
February 1963 |
12/16 | Mainstage—
Send Me No
Flowers
|
September 1962-October 1962 |
12/17 | Blue Room—
Dear
Delinquent
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
April 1964 |
12/18 | Mainstage—
Gideon
|
January 1964-February 1964 |
51/16 | Mainstage—
The Most Happy
Fella
|
1964 |
12/19 | Mainstage—
New Girl in
Town
|
April 1964-May 1964 |
12/20 | Blue Room—
Sunday in New
York
|
October 1963 |
12/21 | Mainstage—
Who Was That Lady I Saw You
With?
|
October 1963 |
12/22 | Blue Room—
The Chalk
Garden
|
December 1964 |
12/23 | Mainstage—
Enter
Laughing
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
February 1965-March 1965 |
12/24 | Mainstage—
Fanny
|
April 1965-June 1965 |
12/25 | Blue Room—
The Girls in
509
|
October 1964 |
12/26 | Mainstage—
Gypsy
|
June 1965 |
12/27 | Blue Room—
The Little
Hut
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
May 1965 |
12/28, 45/9 | Mainstage—
Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung
You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
January 1965 |
12/29 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
November 1964-December 1964 |
12/30 | Mainstage—
Suspect
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
August 1965 |
12/31 | Blue Room—
Take Her, She's
Mine
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
March 1965 |
12/32 | Mainstage—
A Thousand
Clowns
|
September 1964 |
12/33 | Blue Room—
The Typist and the
Tiger
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
September 1964 |
12/34 | Mainstage—
The Days
Between
|
October 1965 |
12/35 | Blue Room—
Dear Me the Sky is
Falling
|
October 1965 |
12/36, 51/17 | Mainstage—
Finian's
Rainbow
|
April 1966 |
12/37 | Blue Room—
Janus
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
February 1966 |
12/38 | Blue Room—
The Maidsand
Hello From
Bertha
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
September 1965 |
12/39 | Mainstage—
Mary, Mary
|
September 1965 |
12/40 | Mainstage—
Milk and
Honey
|
November 1965-December 1965 |
12/41 | Mainstage—
Never Too
Late
|
February 1966-March 1966 |
12/42 | Mainstage—
Paint Your
Wagon
|
July 1966-August 1966 |
12/43, 45/10-11 | Blue Room—
The Private Ear and the Public
Eye
|
May 1966 |
12/44 | Blue Room—
The Roar of the Greasepaint, the
Smell of the Crowd
|
July 1966 |
12/45 | Mainstage—
Who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf
|
January 1966 |
12/46 | Blue Room—
You Can't Take It With
You
|
March 1966 |
13/1 | Blue Room—
All in Love
|
July 1967 |
13/2 | Blue Room—
The Amorous
Flea
|
July 1967 |
13/3 | Blue Room—
Antigone
|
January 1967 |
13/4 | Mainstage—
Any
Wednesday
|
January 1967 |
13/5 | Mainstage—
Barefoot in the
Park
|
May 1967-June 1967 |
13/6 | Mainstage—
Butter and Egg
Man
|
May 1967 |
13/7 | Mainstage—
Carnival
|
April 1967-May 1967 |
13/8 | Mainstage—
Dylan
|
October 1966 |
13/9 | Blue Room—
A Far
Country
|
1967 |
13/10 | Blue Room—
Gaslight
|
April 1967-May 1967 |
13/11 | Mainstage—
Good News
|
1967 |
13/12 | Mainstage—
Night Must
Fall
|
September 1966-October 1966 |
13/13 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
December 1966 |
13/14 | Blue Room—
Poor Richard
|
February 1967 |
13/15 | Mainstage—
Seven Keys to
Baldpate
|
August 1967 |
13/16 | Mainstage—
Summer and
Smoke
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
March 1967-April 1967 |
13/17 | Blue Room—
Who'll Save the
Plowboy
|
September 1966-October 1966 |
13/18 | Mainstage—
Arsenic and Old
Lace
|
October 1967 |
13/19 | Mainstage—
A Delicate
Balance
|
November 1967 |
13/20 | Mainstage—
Generation
|
April 1968-May 1968 |
13/21 | Blue Room—
The
Innocents
|
February 1968 |
13/22 | Lyric Theatre Society—
Iolanthe
|
July 1968 |
13/23 | Blue Room—
Lady Wintermere's
Fan
|
October 1967-December 1967 |
13/24 | Portland Civic Auditorium—
Letters to a Lost Boy
(?)
|
May 1968 |
13/25 | Mainstage—
Life With
Father
|
May 1968-June 1968 |
13/26 | Blue Room—
Love and
Kisses
|
September 1967 |
13/27 | Mainstage—
The Odd
Couple
|
September 1967 |
13/28 | Mainstage—
The Owl and the
Pussycat
|
January 1968 |
13/29 | Blue Room—
Rhinoceros
|
May 1968 |
13/30 | Mainstage—
She Loves Me
|
December 1967 |
13/31, 45/12 | Mainstage—
The Sign in Sidney Burstein's
Window
|
March 1968-April 1968 |
13/32 | Mainstage—
The Sound of
Music
|
December 1967-January 1968 |
13/33 | Lyric Theatre Society—
The Student
Prince
|
August 1968 |
13/34 | Blue Room—
Wait Until
Dark
|
March 1968-April 1968 |
13/35 | Mainstage—
Babes in
Toyland
|
December 1968 |
13/36 | Blue Room—
Beekman
Place
|
October 1968 |
13/37 | Mainstage—
Cindy
|
April 1969-May 1969 |
13/38 | Mainstage—
The Crucible
|
March 1969-April 1969 |
13/39 | Mainstage—
Everybody Loves
Opal
|
May 1969 |
14/1 | Blue Room—
The Importance of Being
Earnest
|
February 1969 |
14/2 | Mainstage—
The Impossible
Years
|
September 1968 |
14/3 | Mainstage—
I Remember
Mama
|
January 1969 |
14/4 | Mainstage—
The Miser
|
February 1969 |
14/5 | Blue Room—
Not Enough Ropeand
The Long
Goodbye
|
July 1969 |
14/6 | Mainstage—
The Star Spangled
Girl
|
October 1968-November 1968 |
14/7 | Blue Room—
Summer of the Seventeenth
Doll
|
April 1969-May 1969 |
14/8 | Mainstage—
Summertree
|
November 1968 |
14/9 | Blue Room—
The Birthday
Party
|
October 1969 |
14/10 | Mainstage—
Cactus
Flower
|
January 1970-February 1970 |
14/11 | Blue Room—
Charley's
Aunt
|
January 1970-February 1970 |
14/12 | Mainstage—
A Christmas
Carol
|
December 1969 |
14/13 | Mainstage—
Don't Drink the
Water
|
September 1969-October 1969 |
14/14 | Blue Room—
The Education of Hyman
Kaplan
|
August 1970-September 1970 |
14/15, 45/13 | Mainstage—
Good Night
Ladies
|
July 1970-August 1970 |
14/16 | Mainstage—
Hogan's Boat
|
March 1970 |
14/17, 51/18 | Blue Room—
The Killing of Sister
George
|
May 1970-June 1970 |
14/18 | Blue Room—
The Knack
|
October 1969-November 1969 |
14/19 | Mainstage—
My Fair Lady
|
May 1970-June 1970 |
14/20 | Blue Room—
Philadelphia, Here I
Come
|
March 1970-April 1970 |
14/21 | Mainstage—
Prime of Miss Jean
Brodie
|
November 1969-December 1969 |
14/22 | Blue Room—
A Shot in the
Dark
|
July 1970-August 1970 |
14/23 | Blue Room—
Ten Little
Indians
|
December 1969-January 1970 |
14/24 | Mainstage—
Tobacco Road
|
September 1970-October 1970 |
14/25 | Blue Room—
Boeing-Boeing
|
February 1971-April 1971 |
15/1 | Blue Room—
Butley
|
April 1971-May 1971 |
15/2, 51/19 | Mainstage—
Drink to Me
Only
|
September 1970-October 1970 |
15/3 | Blue Room—
The Education of Hyman
Kaplan
|
July 1971-August 1971 |
15/4 | Blue Room—
Everything in the
Garden
|
October 1970-November 1970 |
15/5 | Blue Room—
I Never Sang for My
Father
|
May 1971-June 1971 |
15/6 | Blue Room—
The Lovers
|
January 1971-February 1971 |
15/7 | Mainstage—
The Music
Man
|
April 1971-May 1971 |
15/8 | Blue Room—
The Phoop Review
#2
|
September 1971 |
15/9 | Mainstage—
Plaza Suite
|
December 1970-January 1971 |
15/10 | Mainstage—
Rashomon
|
February 1971-March 1971 |
15/11 | Blue Room—
The Rivalry
|
November 1970-December 1970 |
15/12 | Blue Room—
Susan and
Friends
|
June 1971-July 1971 |
15/13 | Mainstage—
West Side
Story
|
November 1970-December 1970 |
15/14 | Blue Room (?)—
What Did We Do
Wrong?
|
June 1971-July 1971 |
15/15 | Blue Room (?)—
You Know I Can't Hear You When
the Water's Running
|
August 1971-September 1971 |
15/16, 45/14 | Blue Room—
Anne of the Thousand
Days
|
March 1972-May 1972 |
15/17 | Blue Room—
Butterflies are
Free
|
May 1972-June 1972 |
15/18 | Blue Room—
The Deadly
Game
|
June 1972-July 1972 |
15/19 | Mainstage—
Fiddler on the
Roof
|
November 1971-December 1971 |
15/20 | Mainstage—
Forty Carats
|
February 1972-March 1972 |
15/21 | Mainstage—
Funny Girl
|
May 1972-July 1972 |
15/22 | Mainstage—
The Great
Sebastians
|
August 1972-September 1972 |
15/23, 51/20 | Blue Room—
I Do! I Do!
|
August 1972-September 1972 |
15/24 | Mainstage—
The Last of the Red Hot
Lovers
|
July 1972-August 1972 |
15/25 | Blue Room—
Medea
|
September 1971-October 1971 |
15/26 | Blue Room—
Norman, Is That
You?
|
October 1971-December 1971 |
15/27 | Mainstage—
Play It Again,
Sam
|
September 1971-October 1971 |
15/28 | Mainstage—
Under the Yum-Yum
Tree
|
December 1971-January 1972 |
15/29 | Mainstage—
Unicorn
|
April 1972-May 1972 |
15/30 | Blue Room—
You're a Good Man, Charlie
Brown
|
January 1972-February 1972 |
16/1 | Blue Room (?)—
110 in the
Shade
|
August 1973-September 1973 |
16/2 | Blue Room—
Black Comedyand
Next
|
October 1972-November 1972 |
16/3-4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The Boy
Friend
|
1973 |
16/5-7 | Blue Room—
Dames at Sea
|
January 1973-February 1973 |
16/8-14 | Mainstage—
A Flea in Her
Ear
|
February 1973-March 1973 |
16/15-17 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
A Funny Thing Happened on the
Way to the Forum
|
July 1973-August 1973 |
16/18, 45/15 | Mainstage—
The Gingerbread
Lady
|
October 1972-November 1972 |
16/19 | Blue Room—
Happy Birthday, Wanda
June
|
April 1973-May 1973 |
17/1 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The Imaginary
Invalid
|
July 1973-August 1973 |
17/2-8 | Mainstage—
The Night of the
Iguana
|
January 1973-February 1973 |
17/9 | Blue Room—
Night Watch
|
November 1972-December 1972 |
17/10-12 | Mainstage—
Oliver
|
November 1972-December 1972 |
17/13 | Blue Room—
The Price
|
March 1973-April 1973 |
17/14-18 | Mainstage—
Promises,
Promises
|
April 1973-May 1973 |
17/19 | Mainstage (?)—
Sticks and
Stones
|
June 1973 |
18/1-7, 45/16 | Mainstage—
Cabaret
|
September 1973-October 1973 |
18/8-13, 45/17 | Mainstage—
Carousel
|
December 1973-January 1974 |
18/14 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Company
|
July 1974-August 1974 |
18/15-16 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Dames at Sea
|
July 1974-August 1974 |
18/17-18 | Mainstage—
Dinner at
Eight
|
February 1974-March 1974 |
18/19 | Mainstage—
Enter a Free
Man
|
March 1974-April 1974 |
18/20 | Blue Room—
Hay Fever
|
August 1974-September 1974 |
18/21, 51/21 | Mainstage—
How to Succeed in Business
Without Really Trying
|
1974 |
18/22 | Blue Room—
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well
and Living in Paris
|
March 1974-April 1974 |
18/23 | Blue Room—
The Play's the
Thing
|
Novermber 1973-December 1973 |
19/1 | Blue Room—
There's a Girl in My
Soup
|
September 1973-November 1973 |
19/2 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The Three
Sisters
|
July 1974-August 1974 |
19/3 | Blue Room—
The Unexpected
Guest
|
January 1974-February 1974 |
19/4 | Blue Room—
What the Butler
Saw
|
June 1974 |
19/5-6 | Blue Room—
As You Like
It
|
March 1975-April 1975 |
19/7-8 | Mainstage—
Dracula
|
November 1974 |
19/9 | Mainstage—
Finishing
Touches
|
March 1975-April 1975 |
19/10-11 | Mainstage—
Gigi
|
December 1974-January 1975 |
19/12 | Mainstage—
Guys and
Dolls
|
May 1975-June 1975 |
19/13 | Blue Room—
Hidden
Motives
|
June 1975 |
19/14 | Mainstage—
Hotel
Paradiso
|
February 1975-March 1975 |
19/15, 51/22 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Man of La
Mancha
|
July 1975 |
19/16, 46/1 | Blue Room—
Night Must
Fall
|
January 1975-February 1975 |
19/17-21 | Mainstage—
No, No
Nanette
|
September 1974-October 1974 |
19/22 | Blue Room—
Oh, Coward!
|
April 1975-May 1975 |
19/23 | Blue Room—
The Owl and the
Pussycat
|
July 1975-August 1975 |
19/24 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Private
Lives
|
August 1975 |
19/25 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Pussyfootin'
|
July 1975-August 1975 |
20/1 | Blue Room—
The Real Inspector
Hound
|
June 1975 |
20/2 | Blue Room—
Silent Night, Lonely
Night
|
November 1974-December 1974 |
20/3 | Blue Room—
That Championship
Season
|
October 1974-November 1974 |
20/4-5, 46/2-5, 52/1 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Anything
Goes
|
August 1976 |
20/6, 46/6 | Mainstage—
Born
Yesterday
Folder 46/6 is currently empty. A negative is
available.
|
March 1976-April 1976 |
20/7 | Blue Room—
Catch Me if You
Can
|
December 1975-February 1976 |
20/8-9, 46/7 | Mainstage—
Death of a
Salesman
|
January 1976-February 1976 |
20/10 | Blue Room—
Dr. Cook's
Garden
|
April 1976-May 1976 |
20/11, 52/1 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
A Doll's
House
|
September 1976 |
20/12 | Blue Room—
The Effect of Gamma Rays on
Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
|
June 1976 |
20/13, 46/8 | Blue Room—
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well
and Living in Paris
|
August 1975-October 1975 |
20/14, 46/8 | Blue Room—
The Last Meeting of the Knights
of the White Magnolia
|
October 1975-November 1975 |
20/15, 46/9-10, 52/2 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Oklahoma
|
July 1976-August 1976 |
20/16 | Mainstage—
South
Pacific
|
April 1976-June 1976 |
20/17-19, 52/2 | Mainstage—
Sugar
|
September 1975-November 1975 |
52/3 | Mainstage (?)—
Summer
Showcase
|
1976 |
20/20 | Mainstage—
You Can't Take It With
You
|
November 1975-January 1976 |
20/21, 52/2 | Blue Room—
You're a Good Man, Charlie
Brown
|
February 1976-April 1976 |
21/1 | Mainstage—
Absurd Person
Singular
|
March 1977-April 1977 |
21/2 | Blue Room—
Bell, Book and
Candle
|
December 1976 |
21/3 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Blithe
Spirit
|
September 1977 |
21/4 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Broadway à la
Carte
|
July 1977 |
21/5 | Mainstage—
Cat On a Hot Tin
Roof
|
January 1977-February 1977 |
21/6-9 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The
Fantasticks
|
August 1977 |
21/10-12, 46/12 | Mainstage—
George M
|
November 1976-January 1977 |
21/13-18, 46/12, 52/4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Hello Dolly
|
June 1977-July 1977 |
21/19 | Blue Room—
I Do! I Do!
|
July 1977 |
21/20 | Blue Room—
I'll Die If I Can't Live
Forever
|
January 1977-March 1977 |
22/1, 46/11 | Mainstage—
The Man Who Came to
Dinner
|
September 1976-November 1976 |
22/2 | Blue Room—
The
Mousetrap
|
March 1977-May 1977 |
22/3 | Mainstage—
My Fair Lady
|
April 1977-June 1977 |
22/4, 52/4 | Blue Room—
My Fat
Friend
|
May 1977-June 1977 |
22/5 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The
Rainmaker
|
August 1977-September 1977 |
22/6, 46/12 | Blue Room—
The Subject Was
Roses
|
October 1976-November 1976 |
22/7-8 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
And Miss Reardon Drinks a
Little
|
July 1978-August 1978 |
22/9-10, 46/13 | Mainstage—
Auntie Mame
|
November 1977-December 1977 |
22/11 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
More Broadway à la
Carte
|
August 1978-September 1978 |
22/12-13 | Mainstage—
Damn
Yankees
|
April 1978-June 1978 |
22/14, 46/13 | Mainstage—
Equus
|
September 1977-October 1977 |
22/15, 52/5-6 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Fiddler on the
Roof
|
August 1978-September 1978 |
22/16 | Blue Room—
Godspell
|
March 1978-April 1978 |
22/17-18 | Mainstage—
The Happy
Time
|
February 1978-March 1978 |
23/1 | Blue Room—
Laura
|
December 1977-January 1978 |
23/2-4 | Mainstage—
The Little
Foxes
|
March 1978-April 1978 |
23/5-11 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
A Little Night
Music
|
June 1978-July 1978 |
23/12, 52/7 | Blue Room—
Rogers and
Hart
|
October 1977-November 1977 |
23/13 | Blue Room—
Summer of the Seventeenth
Doll
|
May 1978-June 1978 |
23/14 | Blue Room—
Twelfth
Night
|
January 1978-March 1978 |
23/15, 46/14 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Brigadoon
|
June 1979-August 1979 |
23/16 | Mainstage—
Camille
|
January 1979-February 1979 |
23/17 | Mainstage—
Charley's
Aunt
|
November 1978-January 1979 |
23/18 | Blue Room—
A Midsummer Night's
Dream
|
March 1979-May 1979 |
24/1 | Blue Room—
Night Watch
|
December 1978-January 1979 |
24/2-3 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The Odd
Couple
|
July 1979-August 1979 |
24/3-4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest
|
August 1979-September 1979 |
24/5-6, 46/15 | Mainstage—
Pippin
|
September 1978-November 1978 |
24/7, 46/15, 52/8 | Mainstage—
The Prime of Miss Jean
Brodie
|
March 1979-April 1979 |
24/8, 47/1 | Blue Room—
Same Time Next
Year
|
May 1979-June 1979 |
24/9-10 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Side-by-Side-by
Sondheim
|
August 1979-September 1979 |
24/11 | Blue Room—
Tea and
Sympathy
|
February 1979-March 1979 |
24/12, 47/2 | Blue Room—
Vanities
|
October 1978-November 1978 |
24/13, 47/3 | Mainstage—
Wonderful
Town
|
April 1979-June 1979 |
24/14, 47/4 | Mainstage—
Another Part of the
Forest
|
March 1980-April 1980 |
24/15 | Mainstage—
Applause
|
April 1980-June 1980 |
24/16, 47/5-6, 52/9 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Arsenic and Old
Lace
|
July 1980-August 1980 |
24/17-18, 52/10 | Mainstage—
California
Suite
|
September 1979-November 1979 |
24/19-20, 47/7 | Mainstage—
Camelot
|
November 1978-January 1979 |
25/1, 47/8 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Clarence
Darrow
|
July 1980 |
25/2 | Blue Room—
The Country
Girl
|
May 1980-June 1980 |
25/3 | Blue Room—
Harold
|
March 1980-May 1980 |
25/4, 47/9 | Blue Room—
Isadora Duncan Sleeps With the
Russian Navy
|
October 1979-November 1979 |
25/5 | Blue Room—
The Lion in
Winter
|
February 1980-March 1980 |
25/6 | Mainstage—
Messiah
|
December 1979 |
25/7-8, 47/10 | Lincoln Hall Auditorium, S.R.O.
Company—
The Mikado
|
July 1980-August 1980 |
25/9 | Mainstage—
Something's
Afoot
|
January 1980-February 1980 |
25/10, 52/11 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The Sound of His Music, A
Tribute to Richard Rogers
|
August 1980-September 1980 |
25/11 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Tartuffe
|
August 1980-September 1980 |
25/12 | Blue Room—
Twelve Angry
Men
|
November 1979-January 1980 |
25/13-14, 52/12 | Blue Room—
Any
Wednesday
|
March 1981-May 1981 |
25/15 | Blue Room—
Bedroom
Farce
|
October 1980-November 1980 |
25/16 | Blue Room—
The Boys in the
Band
|
May 1981-June 1981 |
25/17 | Blue Room—
Bus Stop
|
December 1980-January 1981 |
25/18-21 | Mainstage—
Bye, Bye
Birdie
Folder 25/21 contains an autographed photograph of Elvis
Presley.
|
May 1981-June 1981 |
25/22 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Cole
|
June 1981-July 1981 |
25/23 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The Crucible
|
September 1981 |
25/24 | Mainstage—
Jesus Christ
Superstar
|
March 1981-April 1981 |
25/25 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Just a Song at
Twilight
|
August 1981-September 1981 |
25/26 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The
Matchmaker
|
July 1981-August 1981 |
26/1 | Mainstage—
Oliver
|
November 1980-December 1980 |
26/2 | Mainstage—
Omelas
|
October 1980-November 1980 |
26/3 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The Shadow
Box
|
July 1981-August 1981 |
26/4-5 | Mainstage—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
January 1981-February 1981 |
26/6 | Blue Room—
Ten Little
Indians
|
January 1981-March 1981 |
26/7 | Blue Room—
The Bad Seed
|
January 1982-February 1982 |
26/8 | Mainstage—
Barefoot in the
Park
|
December 1981-January 1982 |
26/9 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
The Boy
Friend
|
August 1982-September 1982 |
26/10 | Mainstage—
Bullshot
Crummond
|
January 1982-February 1982 |
26/11 | Mainstage—
Chicago
|
October 1981-November 1981 |
26/12, 47/11 | Blue Room—
Cowardy
Custard
|
November 1981-December 1981 |
26/13, 47/11 | Blue Room—
Father's Day
|
May 1982-June 1982 |
26/14 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
House of Blue
Leaves
|
August 1982-September 1982 |
26/15-16, 52/13 | Mainstage—
Look Homeward,
Angel
|
March 1982-April 1982 |
26/17 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Man of La
Mancha
|
June 1982-July 1982 |
26/18 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Private
Lives
|
July 1982-August 1982 |
26/19 | Blue Room—
Romantic
Comedy
|
September 1981-November 1981 |
26/20 | Mainstage—
The Sound of
Music
|
April 1982-June 1982 |
26/21 | Blue Room—
Whose Life Is It,
Anyway?
|
March 1982-April 1982 |
27/1, 47/12-13 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Cabaret
|
August 1983-September 1983 |
27/2, 47/14 | Mainstage—
The Club
|
February 1983-March 1983 |
27/3 | Blue Room—
The Gingerbread
Lady
|
October 1982-November 1982 |
27/4, 47/14 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Guys and
Dolls
|
July 1983-August 1983 |
27/5 | Mainstage—
Gypsy
|
May 1983-June 1983 |
27/6 | Blue Room—
Hot L
Baltimore
|
April 1983-May 1983 |
27/7, 47/15 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Light Up the
Sky
|
September 1983-October 1983 |
27/8 | Mainstage—
Mame
|
November 1982-January 1983 |
27/9 | Mainstage—
A Man for All
Seasons
|
March 1983-April 1983 |
27/10, 52/14 | Mainstage—
Marathon 33
|
January 1983-March 1983 |
27/11-12 | Mainstage—
The
Mousetrap
|
September 1982-October 1982 |
27/13 | Blue Room—
On Golden
Pond
|
December 1982-January 1983 |
27/14 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The Sign in Sidney Burstein's
Window
|
July 1983-August 1983 |
27/15 | Blue Room—
When You Comin' Back, Red
Ryder?
|
May 1983-June 1983 |
27/16, 47/16 | Mainstage—
Annie
|
November 1983-January 1984 |
27/17 | Blue Room—
The Dining
Room
|
January 1984-February 1984 |
27/18 | Blue Room—
Everything in the
Garden
|
May 1984-June 1984 |
27/19 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
The Good
Doctor
|
July 1984-August 1984 |
27/20 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Grease
|
July 1984-August 1984 |
27/21 | Blue Room—
Lunch Hour
|
April 1984-May 1984 |
27/22 | Mainstage—
Once Upon a
Mattress
|
June 1984-July 1984 |
27/23 | Mainstage—
Picnic
|
March 1984-April 1984 |
27/24, 47/16 | Blue Room—
The Roar of the Greasepaint, the
Smell of the Crowd
|
October 1983-December 1983 |
28/1, 47/16 | Mainstage—
The Royal
Family
|
January 1984-March 1984 |
28/2 | Blue Room—
The Runner
Stumbles
|
February 1984-March 1984 |
28/3 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Scapino
|
September 1984-October 1984 |
28/4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Sweeney Todd
|
August 1984-September 1984 |
28/5 | Mainstage—
The Wake of Jamey
Foster
|
October 1983-November 1983 |
28/6, 47/17-19 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Ain't
Misbehavin
|
June 1985 |
28/7, 48/1 | Mainstage—
The Bat
|
March 1985-April 1985 |
28/8, 48/2 | Blue room—
Catch Me If You
Can
|
March 1985-April 1985 |
28/9, 48/3 | Mainstage—
Funny Girl
|
April 1985-June 1985 |
28/10 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Greater Tuna
|
August 1985-September 1985 |
28/11 | Blue Room—
I Do! I Do!
|
January 1985-February 1985 |
28/12-13 | Mainstage—
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat
|
October 1984-November 1984 |
28/14, 48/4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Little Mary
Sunshine
|
August 1985-September 1985 |
28/15 | Blue room—
Mass Appeal
|
December 1984-January 1985 |
28/16 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
November 1984-December 1984 |
28/17, 52/15 | Mainstage—
See How They
Run
|
January 1985-February 1985 |
28/18, 48/4 | Blue Room—
Suddenly Last
Summer
|
May 1985-June 1985 |
28/19, 48/5 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Translations
|
July 1985 |
28/20, 48/6 | Blue Room—
Vanities
|
October 1984-November 1984 |
28/21, 48/7 | Blue Room—
84 Charing Cross
Road
|
January 1986-February 1986 |
28/22 | Blue Room—
Autoflex
|
June 1986 |
28/23, 48/8 | Mainstage—
Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas
|
May 1986-June 1986 |
28/24, 48/9 | Mainstage—
Candide
|
March 1986-April 1986 |
28/25-26, 48/10 | Mainstage—
A Chorus
Line
|
October 1985-November 1985 |
28/27, 48/11 | Blue Room—
Daddies
|
December 1985-January 1986 |
28/28, 48/11 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Dames at Sea
|
July 1986-August 1986 |
28/29, 48/12 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Evita
|
August 1986-September 1986 |
28/30 | Mainstage—
Follies
|
February 1986 |
28/31, 52/16 | Blue Room—
Our Town
|
May 1986-June 1986 |
28/32, 52/17 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
November 1985-December 1985 |
28/33 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Pirates of
Penzance
|
June 1986-August 1986 |
28/34, 48/13 | Blue Room—
The Supporting
Cast
|
October 1985-November 1985 |
28/35 | Blue Room—
Taken in
Marriage
|
April 1986-May 1986 |
29/1, 48/14, 52/18 | Blue Room—
Blue Window
|
November 1986-December 1986 |
29/2 | Blue Room—
Brushfires
|
February 1987-March 1987 |
29/3, 48/14 | Mainstage—
Charley's
Aunt
|
April 1987-May 1987 |
29/4, 48/15 | Blue Room—
The
Guardsman
|
May 1987-June 1987 |
29/5, 48/15 | Mainstage—
Little Shop of
Horrors
|
October 1986-November 1986 |
29/6 | Blue Room—
Miss Julie
|
September 1986-October 1986 |
29/7 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Oh, Kay!
|
September 1987-October 1987 |
29/8, 52/18 | Blue Room—
Old Times
|
January 1987-February 1987 |
29/9, 52/19 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
December 1986-January 1987 |
29/10 | Blue Room—
Seascape
|
October 1986-November 1986 |
29/11, 48/16 | Mainstage—
A Streetcar Named
Desire
|
January 1987-February 1987 |
29/12 | Portland Center for the Performing
Arts and S.R.O. Company, Intermediate Theatre of Performing Arts Center—
Sunday in the Park With
George
|
August 1987-September 1987 |
29/13 | Mainstage S.R.O. Company—
Sweeney Todd
|
July 1987-August 1987 |
29/14, 48/17 | Mainstage—
The Tavern
|
June 1987-July 1987 |
29/15, 52/19 | Blue Room—
The Three
Cuckolds
|
April 1987-May 1987 |
29/16 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Tons of
Money
|
July 1987-August 1987 |
29/17, 48/18 | Mainstage—
West Side
Story
|
March 1987-April 1987 |
29/18 | Mainstage—
The 1940's Radio
Hour
|
February 1988-March 1988 |
29/19 | Blue Room—
Absent
Friends
|
June 1988-July 1988 |
29/20 | Mainstage (?), Portland Center for
the Performing Arts and S.R.O. Company—
Anything
Goes!
|
July 1988 |
29/21 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Broadway à la
Carte
|
July 1988-September 1988 |
29/22 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
I Do! I Do!
|
July 1988 |
29/23-24 | Blue Room—
Isn't It
Romantic
|
April 1988-May 1988 |
29/25-26 | Mainstage—
Jesus Christ
Superstar
|
April 1988-May 1988 |
29/27 | Mainstage—
Little Shop of
Horrors
|
October 1987-December 1987 |
29/28 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
December 1987-January 1988 |
29/29 | Blue Room—
Requiem for a
King
|
October 1987-November 1987 |
29/30 | Blue Room—
Snoopy
|
January 1988-February 1988 |
30/1 | Mainstage—
Baby
|
May 1989-June 1989 |
30/2 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Broadway à la
Carte
|
July 1989-September 1989 |
30/3 | Blue Room—
The
Fantasticks
|
March 1989-April 1989 |
30/4 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Fiddler on the
Roof
|
1989 |
30/5 | Mainstage—
Hair
|
September 1988-November 1988 |
30/6 | Blue Room, S.R.O. Company—
Harvey
|
September 1989-October 1989 |
30/7 | Blue Room—
Marry Me a
Little
|
October 1988-November 1988 |
30/8 | Mainstage, S.R.O. Company—
Oklahoma
|
July 1989-August 1989 |
30/9 | Mainstage—
Peter Pan
|
December 1988-January 1989 |
30/10 | Mainstage—
Cinderella
|
November 1989-January 1990 |
30/11 | Blue Room—
Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and
Grill
|
November 1989-December 1989 |
30/12 | Mainstage—
South
Pacific
|
February 1990-March 1990 |
30/13, 48/19 | Unidentified
Productions |
circa 1920s-circa 1940s; circa 1960s-circa 1990s |
Subseries 2: Junior Civic Theatre
Production Photographs
Several productions currently have only negatives available.
Prints may be made in the future.
|
1937-1990 | |
Box/Folder | ||
31/1 |
The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer
|
1937 |
31/2 | Summer Drama Festival (?)—
Fly Away
Home
|
1942 |
31/3 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Dyspeptic
Ogre
|
July 1944 |
31/4 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Man Who Married a Dumb
Wife
|
1944 |
31/5 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Nursery Maid of
Heaven
|
1944 |
31/6 | Summer Drama Festival—
One Act Plays for
Children
|
1944 |
31/7 |
Prunella
|
1944 |
31/8 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Steadfast
Princess
|
July 1944 |
31/9 | Regular Season (?)—
The Trojan Women of
Euripides
|
1944 |
31/10 | Regular Season—
The Yellow
Jacket
|
1944 |
31/11 |
The Young
Visiters
|
circa 1940s |
31/12 | Regular Season—
Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp
|
1945 |
31/13 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Birthday of the
Infanta
|
1945 |
31/14 | Regular Season—
Cry Havoc
|
1945 |
31/15 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Knave of
Hearts
|
1945 |
31/16 | Regular Season—
Little Red Riding
Hood
|
1945 |
31/17 | Regular Season—
Pride and
Prejudice
|
1945 |
31/18 | Summer Drama Festival—
Theseus
|
1945 |
31/19 | Summer Drama Festival—unidentified
production rehearsals |
1945 |
31/20 | Regular Season—
The Emperor's New
Clothes
|
1945 |
31/21 | Regular Season—
The Fighting
Littles
|
1946 |
31/22 | Regular Season—
Pinocchio
|
1946 |
31/23 | Regular Season—
The Reluctant
Dragon
|
1946 |
31/24 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
1946 |
31/25 | Regular Season—
The Wizard of
Oz
|
1945 |
31/26 | Regular Season—
Cinderella
|
1946 |
31/27 | Regular Season—
Jack and the
Beanstalk
|
1947 |
31/28 | Regular Season—
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs
|
1947 |
31/29 | Summer Drama Festival—unidentified
production |
1947 |
31/30 | Regular Season—
Bobino
|
1948 |
31/31 | Regular Season—
A Christmas
Carol
|
1947 |
31/32 | Regular Season—
Hansel and
Gretel
|
1948 |
31/33 | Regular Season—
Many Moons
|
1948 |
31/34 | Regular Season—
Marco Polo
|
1948 |
31/35 | Regular Season—
Rumplestilskin
|
1947 |
31/36 | Regular Season—
Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp
|
1949 |
31/37 | Summer Drama Festival—
Dick Whittington and His
Cat
|
1949 |
32/1 | Regular Season—
Dog of
Flanders
|
1948 |
32/2 | Regular Season—
The Elves and the
Shoemaker
|
1949 |
32/3 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Hour
Glass
|
1949 |
32/4 | Regular Season—
Little Red Riding
Hood
|
1948 |
32/5 |
Nutcracker
|
1949 |
32/6 | Regular Season—
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin
Eater
|
1949 |
32/7 |
Polovtsienne Dancesfrom
Prince Igor
Ballet
|
Summer 1949 |
32/8 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Prince With the Long
Nose
|
1949 |
32/9 | Regular Season—
The Sleeping
Beauty
|
1949 |
32/10 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Ugly
Duckling
|
1949 |
32/11 | Summer Drama Festival—
Ballet Class
|
1950 |
32/12 | Ballet Class—
The Living Fountainfrom
The Blue Danube Ballet
|
Summer 1950 |
32/13 | Regular Season—
Cinderella
|
1950 |
32/14 | Regular Season—
Five Little
Peppers
|
1950 |
32/15 | Regular Season—
A Home for a
Dragon
|
1950 |
32/16 | Regular Season—
Mary Poppins
|
1949 |
32/17 | Regular Season—
The Princess and the Enchanted
Toads
|
1950 |
32/18 | Regular Season—
The Wizard of
Oz
|
1949 |
32/19 | Regular Season—
Alice in
Wonderland
|
1950 |
32/20 | Summer Drama Festival—
Curly Locks and Little
Bear
|
1951 |
32/21 | Regular Season—
The Odyssey of Runyon
Jones
|
1951 |
32/22 | Regular Season—
Once Upon a
Clothesline
|
1951 |
32/23 | Summer Drama Festival—
Pandora's
Box
|
1951 |
32/24 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Sleeping
Beauty
|
1951 |
32/25 | Regular Season—
Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp
|
1952 |
32/26 | Regular Season—
Jack and the
Beanstalk
|
1952 |
32/27 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Little Red
Hen
|
1952 |
32/28 | Regular Season—
Little Red Riding
Hood
|
1952 |
32/29 | Regular Season—
Little Women
|
1951 |
32/30 | Summer Drama Festival—
A Midsummer Night's
Dream
|
1952 |
32/31 |
The Princess Who Talked Too
Much
|
1951 |
32/32 | Regular Season—
The Snow
Queen
|
1952 |
32/33 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Stolen
Prince
|
1952 |
32/34 |
The Three
Wishes
|
1951 |
33/1 | Summer Drama Festival—
Ali Baba and the Forty
Thieves
|
1953 |
33/2 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Lost
Princess
|
1953 |
33/3 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Magic Fish
Bone
|
1953 |
33/4 | Regular Season—
Mr. Popper's
Penguins
|
1953 |
33/5 | Regular Season—
Peter, Peter Pumpkin
Eater
|
February 1953 |
33/6 | Regular Season—
The Pied Piper of
Hamlin
|
1952 |
33/7 | Regular Season—
Pinocchio
|
1953 |
33/8 | Regular Season—
The Princess and the Enchanted
Toads
|
1953 |
33/9 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
1953 |
33/10 | Regular Season—
The Three
Bears
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
January 1953-February 1953 |
33/11 | Regular Season—
The Bird's Christmas
Carol
|
January 1954 |
33/12 | Regular Season—
The Emperor's New
Clothes
|
February 1954-March 1954 |
33/13 | Regular Season—
Greensleeve's
Magic
|
1954 |
33/14 | Regular Season—
King Midas and the Golden
Touch
|
1954 |
33/15 | Regular Season—
Rumpelstiltskin
|
1954 |
33/16 | Regular Season—
The Wizard of
Oz
|
1954 |
33/17 | Regular Season—
Adventures of Tom
Sawyer
|
1955 |
33/18 | Regular Season—
Cinderella
|
1954 |
33/19 | Regular Season—
The Gingham Dog and Calico
Cat
|
1955 |
33/20, 49/1 | Regular Season—
Hansel and
Gretel
|
1954 |
33/21 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Knave of
Hearts
|
1955 |
33/22 | Regular Season—
Many Moons
|
1955 |
33/23 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Merry Wives of
Windsor
|
1955 |
33/24 | Regular Season—
Papa Pompino and the
Prizefighter
|
1955 |
33/25 | Regular Season—
The Pig Jumped Over the
Moon
|
1955 |
33/26 | Regular Season—
Davy
Crockett
Doris Smith's last play. She retired in May 1956.
|
1956 |
33/27 | Regular Season—
The Elves and the
Shoemaker
|
1956 |
34/1 | Regular Season—
Jack and the
Beanstalk
There are currently only negatives available for this
production.
|
1956 |
34/2 | Regular Season—
The Sleeping
Beauty
|
1955 |
34/3 | Regular Season—
Cheaper by the
Dozen
|
1956 |
34/4 | Regular Season—
The Wizard of
Oz
|
1958 |
34/5 | Regular Season—
The Sleeping
Beauty
|
1959 |
34/6 |
Many Moons
|
circa 1960 |
34/7 | Regular Season—
The Princess and the
Swineherd
|
1960 |
34/8 | Regular Season—
Cinderella
|
1961 |
34/9 | Regular Season—
Puss in
Boots
|
1962 |
34/10 | Regular Season—
The Firebird
|
1964 |
34/11 | Regular Season—
Jack and the
Beanstalk
|
1963 |
34/12 | Regular Season—
The Land of the
Dragon
|
1964 |
34/13 | Regular Season—
Little Women
|
1964 |
34/14 | Regular Season—
Twelve Dancing
Princesses
|
1963 |
34/15 | Regular Season—
Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp
|
1964 |
34/16 | Regular Season—
The Emperor's
Nightingale
|
1969 |
34/17 | Regular Season—
Greensleeve's
Magic
|
1970 |
34/18 | Regular Season—
Heidi
|
1969 |
34/19 | Regular Season—
Rumplestiltskin
|
1970 |
34/20 | Regular Season—
Winnie the
Pooh
|
1970 |
34/21 | Regular Season—
The Great Cross Country
Race
|
1972 |
34/22 | Regular Season—
Cinderella
|
1973 |
34/23 | Regular Season, Master Class
project—
Shelly
|
May 1973-June 1973 |
34/24 | Regular Season—
Androcles and the
Lion
|
1974 |
34/25 | Regular Season—
The Knave of
Hearts
|
1974 |
34/26 | Regular Season—
The Little
Mermaid
|
1973 |
49/2 | Regular Season—
Alice in
Wonderland
|
1975 |
34/27 | Regular Season—
Alice Through the Looking
Glass
|
1976 |
34/28 | Regular Season—
Johnny
Appleseed
|
1975 |
34/29 | Regular Season—
The Legend of Sleepy
Hollow
|
1976 |
34/30 | Regular Season—
The Sleeping
Beauty
|
1976 (?) |
34/31 | Regular Season—
Alice the
Musical
|
1977 (?) |
34/32 | Regular Season—
The Golden
Goose
|
1977 |
34/33 | Regular Season—
The Brave Little
Tailor
|
1977 |
34/34 | Regular Season—
Jack and the
Beanstalk
|
1978 |
34/35 | Regular Season—
Twelfth
Night
|
1978 |
34/36 | Regular Season—
The Hobbit
|
1978 |
34/37 | Regular Season—
The Magic
Flute
|
1979 |
34/38 | Regular Season—
Children of the
Moonlight
|
1980 |
34/39 | Regular Season—
Hansel and
Gretel
|
1979 |
34/40 | Regular Season—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
1980 |
34/41 | Regular Season—unidentified
production |
circa 1979-1980 |
34/42 | Regular Season—
The Taming of the
Shrew
|
1981 |
35/1 | Regular Season—
Little Women
|
1982 |
35/2 | Regular Season—
Winnie the
Pooh
|
1982 |
35/3 | Regular Season—
Babes in
Toyland
|
1982 |
35/4 | Regular Season—
The Brick and the
Rose
|
1983 |
35/5, 49/3 | Regular Season—
Really Rosie
|
1982 |
35/6, 49/4 | Regular Season—
Snoopy!!!
|
1983 |
35/7 | Regular Season—
Inside Out
|
1984 |
35/8 | Regular Season—
The Children's
Hour
|
1987 |
35/9 | Regular Season—
The Light
Princess
|
1987 |
35/10 | Regular Season—
Snoopy!!!
|
January 1988-February 1988 |
35/11 | Summer Drama Festival—
The Story of
Perseus
|
1988 |
35/12 | Regular Season—
Bridge to
Terabithia
|
Spring 1989 |
35/13 | Regular Season, Portland Civic
Theatre for Youth production—
Treasure
Island
|
1989 |
35/14 | Summer Drama Festival—
Twain Tales
|
1989 |
35/15 | Regular Season—
The Wind in the
Willows
|
1989 |
35/16 | Regular Season—
Anne of Green
Gables
|
1990 |
35/17 | Regular Season, Portland Civic
Theatre for Youth production—
Tom Sawyer
|
1990 |
35/18 |
The Greatest
Treasure
|
circa 1970s-circa 1990s |
35/19-20, 49/6 | Unidentified Junior Theatre
productions |
circa 1950s-circa 1990s |
Subseries 3: Portland Civic Theatre
Academy Production Photographs
The P.C.T. Academy produced Junior Civic Theatre shows after
the Portland Civic Theatre's dissolution in 1990.
|
1991-1993 | |
Box/Folder | ||
35/21 | Junior Civic Theatre—
Annabelle
Broom
|
1991 |
35/22 | Junior Civic Theatre—
The Best Christmas Pageant
Ever
|
1991 |
35/23 | Junior Civic Theatre—
One Thousand
Cranes
|
1992 |
35/24 | Junior Civic Theatre, Blue Room—
Amelia Lives
|
February 1993 |
35/25-26, 49/5 | Junior Civic Theatre—
The Best Christmas Pageant
Ever
|
December 1992 |
35/27 | Junior Civic Theatre—
I Never Saw Another
Butterfly
|
1992 |
35/28 | Junior Civic Theatre—
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarves
|
circa 1993 |
35/29 | Junior Civic Theatre—unidentified
productions |
circa 1991-1993 |
Series B: Photographs of Individuals, circa 1930s-circa 1995Return to Top
The series is arranged into two subseries: Actor Head Shots and Related Material and Staff Photographs and Related Material.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Subseries 1: Actor Head Shots and Related
Material
The photographs are arranged alphabetically by name.
|
circa 1930-circa 1995 | |
Box/Folder | ||
35/30 | A—Female |
|
35/31 | A—Male |
|
35/32 | Acker, Donald |
|
49/7 | Adams, Byron |
|
35/33 | Allen, Mark |
|
49/7 | Andrews, Charla |
|
35/34-35 | B—Female |
|
36/1-2 | B—Male |
|
49/7 | Barness, B. J. |
|
36/3 | Barney, Margaret |
|
36/4, 49/8 | Baumhover, Janet |
|
36/5 | Beard, James |
|
36/6 | Becker, Daniel |
|
36/7 | Benson, Pattie |
|
36/8 | Bernard, Charles |
|
49/8 | Boleam, Joanne |
|
36/9 | Bolger, Mary Lynn |
|
36/10 | Boulé, Margie |
|
36/11, 49/8 | Brand, Mary |
|
36/12 | Brochure Photographs |
|
36/13 | Brooks, Betty |
|
36/14 | Buck, Gene Davis |
|
49/8 | Butzer, Howard |
|
36/15-16 | C—Female |
|
36/17-18 | C—Male |
|
49/9 | Call, Amy |
|
49/9 | Call, Newell |
|
36/19 | Cameron, Virginia |
|
36/20 | Cartwright, Hank |
|
36/20, 49/9 | Cartwright, Vernon (grandfather of
Hank Cartwright) |
|
36/21 | Casciato, Ernie |
|
36/22 | Channing, Carol |
|
36/23 | Chappel, Adair |
|
36/24 | Christiansen, Sue Ellen |
|
36/25 | Clark-Granville, Leigh |
|
49/9 | Clark, Stan |
|
36/26 | Coe, Walter (Darcelle) |
|
36/27 | Coe, Wayne |
|
36/28 | Collins, Donald |
|
36/29 | Cooke, Dale |
|
36/30 | Cooke, Peggy |
|
36/31 | Cosgriff, Tom |
|
36/32 | Cox, Edris Ronnie |
|
36/33 | Crutcher, Virginia
(Montgomery) |
|
36/34 | D—Female |
|
37/1 | D—Male |
|
37/2 | Denniston, Leslie |
|
37/3 | Dobson, Bill |
|
37/4 | Dobson, Ruth |
|
49/9 | Duckler, Selma (?) |
|
37/5 | DuFresne, Anne |
|
37/6 | E—Actor Head Shots |
|
37/7 | English, Alfred |
|
37/8 | Erickson, Jim |
|
37/9-10 | F—Actor Head Shots |
|
37/11 | Farrell, Susan Richards |
|
37/12 | Fast, Russ |
|
49/10 | Federman, Stan |
|
49/10 | Federmann, Lorraine |
|
37/13 | Fields, Dottie
(Schleiffer) |
|
49/10 | Finlay, J. D. |
|
49/10 | Flaagle, Jenny (?) |
|
49/10 | Fuscaldo, James |
|
37/14-15 | G—Actor Head Shots |
|
49/11 | Gailas, Electra (?) |
|
37/16 | Gauer, Glenn |
|
37/17 | Giordano, Tony |
|
37/18 | Golemis, Manuel |
|
37/19 | Gration, Pat |
|
37/20, 49/11 | Green, Sally Rice |
|
37/21 | Griffin, Harvey |
|
49/11 | Grondhall, Hilmar (?) |
|
37/22-25 | H—Actor Head Shots |
|
49/11 | Hagoes, Ruth |
|
49/11 | Haley, Bevins |
|
49/11 | Hasson, Harvey |
|
37/26 | Hayes, Helen |
|
49/11 | Henderson, Robert |
|
37/27 | Hoelscher, Millie |
|
38/1 | Holland, Laurie |
|
38/2 | Holloway, Sterling |
|
49/12 | Howard, Celia |
|
38/3 | Hurst, Lannie |
|
38/4-5, 49/12 | Hurst, Richard |
|
38/6 | I—Actor Head Shots |
|
38/7 | J—Actor Head Shots |
|
38/8-9 | K—Actor Head Shots |
|
49/12 | Kahle, Art |
|
38/10 | Keep, Barney |
|
38/11 | Kerras, Michael |
|
38/12 | Kleeb, Helen |
|
38/13 | Kolisch, Marian Wood |
|
38/14-16 | L—Actor Head Shots |
|
38/17 | Lauterstein, Helen |
|
49/12 | Layman, John (?) |
|
38/18 | Leith, Jerry |
|
38/19 | Lensch, Dorothea |
|
49/12 | Libonati, Helen |
|
49/12 | Lorenz, "Bumpsey" (?) |
|
38/20, 49/12 | Lorenz, Delight |
|
38/21 | Lynn, Jeffrey |
|
38/22-23, 39/1 | M—Female |
|
39/2-4 | M—Male |
|
39/5 | Mack, Paul |
|
39/6 | Malafouris, Gordon |
|
39/7 | Marden, Suzanne |
|
39/8, 49/13 | Marsh, Mary |
|
49/13 | Marye, Donald |
|
39/9-10 | Matson, Cecil |
|
39/11 | Maxon (Gauer), Patsy |
|
39/12 | McCoy, Bob |
|
39/13 | McEvoy, John |
|
39/14 | McGilvra, Carol |
|
49/13 | McNulty, Jim |
|
39/15 | Mears, Bill |
|
39/16 | Medley, B. Joe |
|
49/13 | Meeker, Douglas (?) |
|
39/17 | Morales, Joe |
|
39/18 | Morgan, Gerald |
|
39/19-20 | Morrison, Edris |
|
39/21 | Morrow, Diane |
|
39/22 | Myron, Ron |
|
39/23 | N—Actor Head Shots |
|
39/24 | Nash, Steven |
|
39/25 | Nelson, Suzanne
Lindburg |
|
39/26 | Nielson, Bob |
|
39/27 | Nixon, Paul |
|
39/28 | O—Actor Head Shots |
|
40/1 | Ormandy, Edith |
|
40/2-4 | P—Actor Head Shots |
|
49/13 | Paffen, Judy (?) |
|
40/5 | Page, Glenna |
|
49/13 | Paine, Roger |
|
40/6 | Parker, Scott |
|
40/7 | Parks-Hilden, Sue |
|
49/13 | Peilot, Janice |
|
40/8 | Pepe, Alex |
|
49/14 | Phillips, Nan |
|
40/9 | Porter, Don |
|
40/10 | Posedel (Staino),
Elizabeth |
|
52/20 | Prestholdt, Bernice |
|
40/11 | R—Female |
|
40/12 | R—Male |
|
40/13 | Ramsey, Cyndy |
|
40/14 | Ramsey, Margretta |
|
40/15 | Rice (Green), Sally |
|
49/14 | Richards, Bruce |
|
49/14 | Ronnine, Edais (?) |
|
40/16, 49/14 | Root, Ken |
|
40/17 | Ross, Luci |
|
40/18 | Russell, Bing |
|
40/19-20 | S—Female |
|
40/21-22 | S—Male |
|
40/23 | Sackett, Tim |
|
40/24 | Sawhill, Leslie |
|
40/25 | Schauermann, Michael |
|
49/14 | Schira, Don (?) |
|
40/26 | Schnitzer, Arlene |
|
50/1 | Shanklin, Dr. James |
|
40/27, 50/1 | Shaver, Kitty |
|
40/27 | Shaver, Leonard |
|
40/28, 50/1 | Shumaker, Florence |
|
40/29 | Siegenthaler, Doris |
|
41/1 | Skinner, Cornelia Otis |
|
50/1 | Smith, Harry |
|
41/2 | Smith, Mollie |
|
41/3 | Smith, Steve |
|
41/4 | Sorrels, George (Sunny) |
|
41/5 | Speerstra, Jane |
|
41/6, 50/1 | Spencer, Barbara |
|
41/7 | Stebinger, Marion |
|
41/8 | Sterchi, Gaynor |
|
41/9 | Storm, Richard |
|
41/10 | Stuart, Randall |
|
41/11, 50/1 | Susanka, Tom |
|
41/12-13 | T—Actor Head Shots |
|
41/14 | Tamblyn, Greg |
|
50/2 | Taylor, Earle |
|
50/2 | Testar, Gerald (?) |
|
41/15 | Thompson, Ed |
|
50/2 | Thompson, Lloyd (?) |
|
50/2 | Throop, Patti (?) |
|
41/16-17 | V-W—Female |
|
41/18 | V-W—Male |
|
41/19 | Van House, John |
|
50/2 | Visbeen, Bill (?) |
|
41/20 | Vose, Vicki |
|
50/3 | Wacker, Edna |
|
41/21 | Waggoner, Fred and
Victoria |
|
50/3 | Walter, Sheldon |
|
41/22 | Webster, Twig |
|
50/4 | West, Jean |
|
41/23 | Wheatley, Ethel |
|
41/24, 50/3 | Whitcomb, Bess |
|
50/3 | White, La Velle |
|
50/4 | Wien, Mary (?) |
|
41/25 | Willis, Jackie |
|
50/4 | Woods, Peter S. (?) |
|
50/3 | Woolington, Nancy (?) |
|
41/26 | X-Y-Z—Actor Head Shots |
|
41/27, 50/5-6 | Unidentified Actor Head
Shots |
|
Subseries 2: Staff Photographs and Related
Material
The photographs are arranged alphabetically by name. Several
group photographs are located at the end of the subseries.
|
circa 1945-circa 1995 | |
Box/Folder | ||
41/28 | Allen, Ira |
|
41/29 | Andros, Steve |
|
41/30 | Appleton, Margaret |
|
41/31 | Barton, Bob |
|
41/32 | Bruno, Ted |
|
41/33 | Butler, Mildred Allen |
|
41/34 | Cameron, James |
|
41/35 | Chappell, Isabella |
|
41/36 | Churchill, Marie |
|
41/37 | Crum, Arlington B. |
|
41/38 | Dobbie, Ian |
|
41/39 | Durham, Darann (?) |
|
41/40 | Durkheimer, Rita |
|
42/1 | Ellison, Michael |
|
42/2 | Farrell, Susan Richards |
|
42/3 | Fitzpatrick, Sarah |
|
42/4 | Foulger, Byron Kay |
|
42/5 | Hetherington, Margaret
Louise |
|
42/6 | Lawson, Ted |
|
42/7 | Marye, Don |
|
42/8 | McMonies, Elinor |
|
42/9 | Montgomery, Pete |
|
42/10 | Nunnamaker (?), Joyce |
|
42/11 | Ringer, Delores |
|
42/12 | Seats, Jeff |
|
42/13 | Shaltry, Richard M. |
|
42/14 | Smith, Doris |
|
42/15 | Stelljes, Susan |
|
42/16 | Walling, Michael |
|
42/17 | Webb, Brian |
|
42/18 | West, Peter |
|
42/19 | Whiteley, Benjamin |
|
42/20 | Willy, Award |
|
42/21 | Windus, Catherine |
|
42/22 | Young, Ric |
|
42/23 | Photographs of staff members who
worked on
Summer and
Smoke
|
circa 1967 |
42/24-25 | Group and individual photographs of
S.R.O. Company members |
1973-1974; 1976-1977; 1982 |
42/26 | Unidentified Board
Members |
Series C: Special Events Photographs, circa 1930-1994Return to Top
Series C includes photographs of buildings where the PCT staged shows, production photographs from the rival The Bess Whitcomb Players theatre company, acting classes, fundraising events, cast parties, the grand opening ceremony for the Portland Center for the Performing Arts, Civic Theatre Guild readings, and photographs of children's drawings.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
42/27 | Building
photographs |
circa 1925-1980 |
42/28 | The Bess Whitcomb
Players—production photographs
Production titles:
Bab;
Dulcy;
Misalliance;
Quality Street;
Ten Nights in a Bar-Room;
Young Woodley; and
unidentified.
|
circa 1928-1929 |
52/21 | Set construction |
circa 1930s |
42/29 | Production photographs from
Margaret Barney's scrapbook
Probably not Portland Civic Theatre productions.
|
circa 1930s-circa 1940s |
42/30 | Painting of the Blue
Room |
circa 1936 |
50/7 | Actor and audience in Blue
Room |
circa 1940s |
42/31 | Lobby art show at
PCT |
circa 1940s-circa 1950s |
42/32-33 | New theatre building and Blue
Room
Includes design and construction photographs.
|
1940-1942; 1955; 1959; 1978 |
42/34 | P.C.T. Academy—diploma awards
at school graduation |
1949 |
42/35, 50/7 | Hatters Ball |
1949 |
42/36 | Chuck Wagon Party |
Feburary 10-11, 1951 |
42/37 | Backstage
photographs |
circa 1955-circa 1970 |
42/38 | Blue Room
photographs |
1938; circa 1955 |
42/39 | Four men in
rehearsal |
circa 1955 |
42/40 | Civic Theatre Guild
readings—first season and Readers Theatre |
1958-1960; 1973 |
42/41 | Theatre building
exterior |
1960; 1969-1970 |
42/42 | International Masque
Ball |
November 2, 1961 |
42/43 | Shakespeare Lecture
Series—Angus L. Bowmer |
May 4-25, 1965 |
42/44 | On the set of
Generation, Blue
Room—possibly acting class |
1968 |
42/45 | Pentacle Theatre rental,
Salem, Or.—
The Subject Was
Roses
|
1968 |
42/46-47 | Civic Theatre Guild readings—
Dear Liar,
84 Charing Cross Roadand
unidentified |
1970; 1972 |
43/1 | Fashion Show |
September 23, 1971 |
43/2 | Lisa Dworkin,
choreographer—Portland State University Repertory Company
productions |
1973; 1976-1977 |
43/3 | Portland Shakespeare Company
rental |
1973 |
43/4 | Theatre rental—
Waggie and His
Friends
|
circa 1974 |
43/5 | Acting school |
circa 1975 |
43/6 | Theatre building
repainting |
circa 1975 |
43/7 | Pops Concert |
April 19, 1975 |
50/8 | Promotional shot for Pops
Concert and
South Pacific
|
1976 |
43/8 | Pops Concert—
Rags to Riches
|
May 20, 1978 |
43/9 | George Spelvin's
Birthday |
October 28, 1978 |
43/10 | Individuals attending an
unidentified reception |
circa 1979 |
43/11 | S.O.S. Seat
Campaign |
1980 |
43/12 | Mural photographs |
circa 1980 |
43/13 | First Nighters |
1980-1984 |
43/14 | P.C.T. Academy—general
photographs of students |
circa 1980-1985 |
43/15 | Folies Gras |
February 16, 1980 |
43/16 | 3rd Folies Gras |
February 20, 1982 |
43/17 | Orchestra Pit
renovations |
1982-1983 |
43/18 | Civic Theatre Guild—luncheon
honoring Isabella Chappell |
November 20, 1984 |
43/19 | F-Team Fundraiser—
Funny Girl
|
May 22, 1985 |
43/20 | Portland Center for the
Performing Arts grand opening |
August 28, 1987 |
43/21-23 | Photographs of actors and
staff at various parties
Identified actors and staff: John Brown, Colleen Conroy,
Margie Boulé, Glenn Gauer, Sue Parks Hilden, Katherine King, Bob Lamberson, Sam
Mowry, Patsy Maxon, Gary O'Brian, Vanna O'Brian, Cherie Price, Trish Trout, and
Dee Dee Van Zyl.
|
circa 1982-1988 |
43/24 | P.C.T. Academy—Acting School
and production rehearsals |
circa 1980-1990 |
43/25 | Junior Theatre
Academy—possibly Acting School and production rehearsals |
1983; circa 1990-1993 |
43/26 | Junior Theatre Academy—New
Year's Party at Marriott Hotel |
circa 1985 |
43/27 | P.C.T. Academy—Winter Play
Labs |
1993 |
43/28 | P.C.T. Academy—Summer Session
C |
August 1993 |
43/29 | P.C.T. Academy—last
activities before demolition of old theatre building |
Summer 1993 |
43/30 | Civic Theatre
Guild—meeting |
July 12, 1994 |
43/31 | Portland Civic Theatre logo
and phone number |
circa 1980 |
43/32 | Unidentified
production—possible promotional photographs |
February 21, 1992 |
43/33 | Photographs of children's
drawings |
circa 1980-1990 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Actors and actressess--Oregon--Portland--Photographs.
- Theater--Oregon--Portland----Photographs.
Corporate Names
- Portland Civic Theatre (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
- Portland Civic Theatre Academy (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
- Portland Civic Theatre Guild (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
Form or Genre Terms
- Negatives.
- Photographic prints.
- Slides.
Other Creators
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Personal Names
- Phillips, Louise. (photographer)
- Neuffer, Claude V. (photographer)
- White, Minor. (photographer)
Corporate Names
- Edris Morrison Studio (Portland, Or.) (photographer)
- Photo Art Studios. (photographer)