J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections
C. Lowell and Georgiana T. Lees papers
Lees, C. Lowell (Charles Lowell), 1904-1973
ACCN 0538
35 linear feet
1883-1998
The C. Lowell and Georgiana T. Lees papers (1883-1998) contain materials used or collected by the Lees that document their family history and C. Lowell Lees's interest and professional activities in the theater at the University of Utah, Rutgers University, California's Pasadena Playhouse, government agencies during the Great Depression and World War II, commercial theater, and other institutions.
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Charles Lowell Lees (1904-1973), a Salt Lake City native, attended the University of Utah (A.B., 1926), Northwestern University (M.A., 1932), and the University of Wisconsin (Ph.D., 1934). Upon receiving his doctorate, he directed the theater program at Wisconsin for several years, then became Director of Theater at the University of Minnesota. He was director of the University of Utah's speech and theater department from 1943 to 1964. During this time, he was responsible for the conception and completion of the university's Pioneer Memorial Theater, collaborated with Willam Christensen and Maurice Abravanel in directing the university's Summer Festival series of productions, and brought well-known Broadway actors to University of Utah stages. He left the university to become director of the Pasadena Playhouse, and was later the chairman of speech and theater department at Rutgers University until 1971, when he returned to the University of Utah. He authored A Primer of Acting (1940), Play Production and Direction (1948), and other works on stage acting and directing.
Georgiana T. Lees (1903-1999), a Utah native and a descendent of Brigham Young, a prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), married C. Lowell Lees in 1931. She attended the University of Utah (M.A. 1952) and later taught speech and drama in Utah schools.
The C. Lowell and Georgiana T. Lees papers (1883-1998) contain materials used or collected by the Lees that document their family history and C. Lowell Lees's interest and professional activities in the theater at the University of Utah, Rutgers University, California's Pasadena Playhouse, government agencies during the Great Depression and World War II, commercial theater, and other institutions. These include correspondence, genealogical records, account books and letter books, news clippings, scripts, souvenir programs, scrapbooks, newspapers, art prints, and other documents. In addition, the collection provides information--in the form of scripts, playbills, souvenir programs, and brochures--on theater productions in the United States (particularly New York City and Salt Lake City) and Europe (particularly London).
Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.
Seven separate orignial letters have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used. Please refer to the container listing for further information regarding the letters that have been removed.
The library does not claim to control copyright for all materials in the collection. An individual depicted in a reproduction has privacy rights as outlined in Title 45 CFR, part 46 (Protection of Human Subjects). For further information, please review the J. Willard Marriott Library's Use Agreement and Reproduction Request forms.
Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Donated by Georgiana Lees Burbank and Richard and Sandra Lees Cannaday in 1983-2005.
Donated by Dick Cannaday (box 51) in 2010.
Processed by Janet Everts Smoak, Jennifer Breaden, Mark Jensen, Lisa DeMille, Lindsey Moore from 1990-2006.
Addendum processed by Betsey Welland in 2010.
Photographs (P0005) and audio-visual materials (A0414) were transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections. Select original materials were removed from the collection and placed in the division's Reserve Collection. They can be viewed with permission from the curator.
Young, Brigham, 1801-1877--Family
Promised Valley Playhouse (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Utah--Genealogy--Scripts (documents)
Theater--Utah--History--Sources
Theater--United States--History--Sources
Theater--Great Britain--History--Sources
Performing Arts
Programs
Lecture notes
Essays
Scrapbooks
Genealogies
Letterpress copybooks
Ledgers
Correspondence
Genealogical Research on Brigham Young's Descendants
These documents were collected or prepared in the 1950s and include record sheets, biographies, and attached documents--including correspondence--regarding the listed individuals.
Brigham Young
1
1
Mary Ann Angell
1
2
Harriet Barney
1
3
Lucy Bigelow
1
4
Eliza Burgess
1
5
Clarissa Ross Chase
1
6
Harriet Elizabeth Cook
1
7
Clara Decker
1
8
Lucy Decker
1
9
Mary Elizabeth Fenton
1
10
Emmaline Free
1
11
Emily Partridge
1
12
Margaret Price
1
13
Mary Van Cott
1
14
Miriam Works
1
15
Letter and Account Books of Emmaline Free Young and Hyrum Smith Young
"Cash Book for the Estate of Emeline (sic) Free Young"
1884-1887
2
1
"Cash Book of Hyrum Smith Young, Son of Brigham Young and Emaline (sic) Free Young"
1890-1893
2
2
"H. S. Young, Personal" Letter Book
1884-1886?
2
3
Includes one piece (two pages) of loose correspondence.
"H. S. Young, Personal" Letter Book
1886-circa 1889
2
4
Play Scripts
John J. Becker and Mark Turbyfill, A Marriage With Space
3
1
Sam Benelli and Dr. Royce Emerson, The Jest
3
2
Ray Bradbury, A Medicine for Melancholy
3
3
Jay J. Dratler, The Women of Troy
3
4
Herbert B. Dunn, John Rutledge and the Constitution
3
5
Edward Eager and Alfred Drake, '76
3
6
George Erdman, Peter and Paul
3
7
Carlisle Floyd, Susannah
3
8
George D. Ford, Killarney
3
9
Milton Geiger, Carved in Snow
3
10
Arnold Gundgaard and Crawford Gates, The Promised Valley
3
11
Harold Harper, Fires at Valley Forge
3
12
Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, Lute Song
4
1
Joy Hulme, The Magic Sticks
4
2
Felix Jackson, Maestro
4
3
Loring Mandel, Project Immorality
4
4
Mary McMurtie, The Magic Turquois
4
5
Marie McNett, Cradle of Glory
4
6
Frederick Merchant, The Wing of Icarus
4
7
Joel Oliansky, Putting on the Agony
4
8
Helen Sloan Stetson, Dipper Over Gimbel's
4
9
Arnold Sundgaard, The Great Campaign
4
10
Untitled Play
5
1
Primary characters included "Jedediah Cutler," "Celia Faraday Cutler," "Emma Faraday," and "Caleb Faraday."
The Adventures of Simple Simon
5
2
Damn Yankees , USO Show Produced by C. Lowell Lees
1960
5
3
Programs, correspondence, production notes, news clippings and other items regarding this production.
Theater Documents and Scrapbooks
University Theater Guild
5
4
Member list; officers, directors, and committee chairs list; and organization plan.
Souvenir Programs
5
5
Edinburgh International Festival and Folies-Bergere.
News Clipping Scrapbook
1927-1930
6A
Includes souvenir programs and news clippings.
Theater Scrapbook
1891-1902
6B
"Collected by Miss Ann Mousley Cannon, 1869-1948." Includes souvenir programs and news clippings.
Theater Programs and Newspapers
Souvenir Programs
1964-1969
7
1
10th Anniversary Season (1964), American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy, Stratford, Connecticut; Delacorte Theater, (undated); Euripedes' , Madison Campus Theatre; New York Shakespeare Festival (1969); and Opera House Programme (1969).
The Woman's Exponent
1905-1910
7
2-6
Issues present are 34:1 (June 1905), 35:9 (May 1907), 37:4 (November 1908), 37:7 (April 1909), and 38:10 (May 1910).
Exponent II
1977-1981
7
7-12
Issues present are 3:4 (June 1977), 4:4 (Summer 1978), 5:1 (Fall 1978), 5:2 (Winter 1978), 6:2 (Winter 1980), and 8:1 (Fall 1981).
Paris Match No. 705
1962
7
13
Sadler's Wells Magazine
1968
7
14
Globe-Democrat Sunday Magazine
1968
7
15
New York Times Magazine
1966
7
16
Organizations
Theatre Communications Group, Inc.
1958-1972
8
1-3
Correspondence, meeting documents, production documents, and other material.
World Crossroads of Learning, Inc.
1967-1969
8
4
Correspondence, teaching materials, and other documents.
University of Utah, Speech and Theater Arts Dept. Budget
1958-1960
8
5
Moroni Olsen Players, Correspondence and Proposed Idaho Falls Production Schedule
1923
8
6-7
University of Utah, Arts Division Budget Summary
1946
8
8
American Educational Theatre Association
1954
9
1-2
"The Four Sons of Aymon," by Hugh Dickinson, 1954; and "Problems in School Production."
Ford Foundation
1959-1962
9
3
A grant proposal by the University of Utah, and documents describing theater programs at other universities.
Minnesota Parent-Teacher Association
1939
9
4
Scripts for "Tangled Lives," a program presented on radio station KSTP.
Rutgers University
1967-1970
9
5-6
Information on theater activities.
Rutgers University, Model Cities Community Theater Project
1969-1970
9
7
Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Membership List
1966
9
8
Theaters
APA-Phoenix
10
1
Ahmanson Theare
10
2
American Conservatory Theatre
10
3
American Place Theatre
10
4
ANTA Theatre
10
5
Arena Stage
10
6
Bascom Theatre
10
7
Carnegie Hall
10
8
Eastside Playhouse
10
9
Margaret Webster Shakespeare Company
10
10
Mark Taper Forum
10
11
Metropolitan Opera
10
12
National Repertory Theatre
10
13
Omaha Playhouse
10
14
Papermill Playhouse
10
15
Phoenix Theatre
10
16
Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center
10
17
Pocket Theatre
10
18
Radio City Music Hall
10
19
The Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center
10
20
Silver Wheel Theatre
10
21
Symphony Hall, Newark
10
22
Tyrone Guthrie Theatre
10
23
University of Utah Pioneer Theatre
10
24
Valley Music Hall
10
25
Aldwych Theatre
10
26
Alvin Theatre
10
27
Apollo Theatre
10
28
Century Theatre
10
29
Chichester Festival Theatre
10
30
Comedie Francaise
10
31
Court Theatre, Holland Park
10
32
Duke of York's Theatre
10
33
George Inn Courtyard
10
34
Grass Theatre
10
35
L'American National Theatre and Academy
10A
1
Lyric Theatre
10A
2
Mermaid Theatre
10A
3
National Theatre
10A
4
Open Air Theatre
10A
5
Picadilly Theatre
10A
6
Queen's Theatre
10A
7
Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square
10A
8
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
10A
9
Royal Shakespeare Company
10A
10
Sam S. Shubert Theatre
10A
11
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
10A
12
Theatre Royal, Haymarket
10A
13
Vaudeville Theatre
10A
14
Village Gate
10A
15
Whitehall Theatre
10A
16
Carnegie Hall
1968
11
1
New York City Opera
11
2
Pasadena Playhouse
11
3
Playbills from Various Theaters
11
4-6
"The New 'Old Salt Lake Theater,'" by C. Lowell Lees
1948
11
7
American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy
11
8
Edinburgh International Festival
11
9
New York Shakespeare Festival
11
10
Oregon Shakespearean Festival Association
11
11
Stratford Festival
11
12
The Arts Council of Great Britain
11
13
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
11
14
Pasadena Playhouse College of Theatre Arts
11
15
Purdue University
11
16
University of California, Los Angeles
11
17
University of Minnesota
11
18
University of Southern California
11
19
University of Wisconsin
11
20
Playbills from Various Theaters
11
21
Federal Agency, Works Progress Administration (WPA), Utah Centennial Commission, University of Utah Theater Activities, and Georgiana T. Lees Miscellaneous, 1935-1950
Office of Civilian Defense, Flag Day Radio Program
1942
12
1
United States Office of Education, Educational Radio Script Exchange
1942
12
2
WPA Federal Theatre Radio Division
1938
12
3
WPA Federal Theatre Project, Catalogue
1935-1938
12
4-7
Radio script and play catalogues.
Utah Pioneer Centennial Commission
1947
12
8-9
Georgiana T. Lees, "A Philosophy"
1950
12
10
L. H. Kirkpatrick, "A Library Tries TV, 1954"
12
11
"A documentary report on thirteen telecasts, done by the University Of Utah library under the direction of the speech department, over KDYL-TV (now KTVT) Salt Lake City, Utah."
C. Lowell Lees, Notes on Dramatic Genres, Techniques, History and Teaching
Theater History and Playwrights
13
English Drama
14
1-3
French Drama
14
4
German Drama
14
5-6
Italian Drama
14
7
Medieval Drama
14
8
Spanish Drama
14
9
Romanticism
14
10
Shakespeare
14
11
Literary Criticism
14
12
Direction
14
13
Bibliographies
14
14
Miscellaneous
14
15
Teaching Methods
15
C. Lowell Lees, Theater Writings and Personal Information
"Promised Valley--An Experiment in Community Theater"
16
1
"When Choosing a Play"
1933
16
2
C. Lowell Lees Resumes
16
3
"So You Want To Act?"
16
4
News Clippings
16
5
Miscellaneous
16
6
Student Papers
Student Papers
1930-1960
17
Student Papers
1930-1960
18
Student Papers
1930-1960
19
Student Papers
1930-1960
20
Correspondence and Photographs
Correspondence
1932-1974
21
1-6
David O. McKay
1962-1964
21
7
Photograph Photocopies
21
8
Candid photo of actor Victor Buono, C. Lowell Lees, and Frank Carrington, and miscellaneous photographs of actors in costume.
Brigham Young Descendants Photograph, Theater Programs, and News Clippings
Descendants of Brigham Young
1917
22
1
Photocopy of photograph.
Programs
1947-1962
22
2
Telegrams
1952
22
3
Promised Valley , News Clippings
1947
22
4
Macbeth , News Clippings
1947
22
5
All My Sons , News Clippings
1948
22
6
Showboat , News Clippings
1948
22
7
Arms and the Man , News Clippings
1950
22
8
Kiss Me Kate , News Clippings
1952
22
9
Samson and Delilah , News Clippings
1952
22
10
News Clippings
1940-1960
22
11-14
Scrapbooks
Scrapbooks
1940-1960
23
Two scrapbooks of news clippings from theater shows. Photocopies of these scrapbooks are located in box 22.
Scrapbook
1930
24
This scrapbook documents the professional career of C. Lowell Lees during the time he spent as associate director of the University of Wisconsin Theatre in the 1930's. It includes news clippings and photographs. He spent the summers of 1935-1936 directing at the University of Utah.
Unversity of Utah Theater and Theater Magazines
"Honoring Dr. Maud May Babcock"
1946
25
1
Utah Alumnus and Alumni News
1957-1973
25
2
Magazines featuring articles concerning C. Lowell Lees or University of Utah theater activities.
University of Utah Theater Programs
1950-1969
25
3-24
Pacific Northwest Assembly
1963
25
25
Draft final report and "Participants' Edition" of "Cultural Affairs and Foreign Relations."
Players Magazine
1935-1955
25
26-34
The Cue
1921-1926
26
1-7
Thirteen issues of this quarterly published by Theta Alpha Phi, a national dramatic fraternity.
Dramatics
1944-1946
26
8-22
Fifteen issues.
The Playbill
1948
26
23
"A Publication Devoted to College Plays and How to Stage Them."
ANTA Album
1951
26
24
A program for a New York City presentation by the American National Theatre and Academy.
Theater in Germany
1960
26
25
"The Parthenon at Athens, Greece, and at Nashville, Tennessee"
1941
26
26
"The Story of the Theatre Guild, 1919-1947"
1948
26
27
With attached KUTA memo regarding "Theater Guild on the Air."
The Billboard Index of the New York Legitimate Stage, Searon 1936-1937
1937
26
28
Theater Magazines
1945-1962
26
29-38
Playbills and Souvenir Scripts
Playbills
1950-1969
27
Theater Playbills
1950-1969
28
1-9
Music and Dance Event Programs
1950
28
10
Foreign Language Playbills and Souvenir Scripts
1950
28
11-12
Personal Materials
Personal and Family Correspondence
1925-1961
29
1-10
A letter located in box 29 folder 7, from David O. McKay to C. Lowell Lees, dated 1954 August 27, has been removed and placed in Reserve. Two letters located in box 29 folder 10, from David O. McKay to C. Lowell Lees, dated 1960 September 16, and 1961 June 5, have been removed and placed in Reserve. Photocopied versions are available for access purposes. Access to these items must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.
Personal and Family Correspondence
1962-1968
30
1-6
A letter located in box 30 folder 2, from David O. McKay to C. Lowell Lees, dated 1963 November 21, has been removed and placed in Reserve. A letter located in box 30 folder 4, from David O. McKay to Brother and Sister Lees, dated 1965 September 20, has been removed and placed in Reserve. A letter located in box 30 folder 4, from David O. McKay to Brother and Sister Lees, dated 1965 September 20, has been removed and placed in Reserve. Photocopied versions are available for access purposes. Access to these items must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.
Personal and Family Correspondence
31
Biographical Information
32
1
Georgiana T. Lees, Teaching and Education Documents
1925-1967
32
2
War Ration Book
32
3
Stock Information
1950
32
4
Expenses
1930
32
5
Receipts
1939-1964
32
6
Comparative Literature 165 and 171, Syllabi and Bibliographies
1930
32
7
LDS Church Programs
1965-1969
32
8
Theater Materials
Shakespeare Anniversary Year Celebrations, Correspondence and Background Information
1964
33
1
Stratford Shakespearean Festival
1964
33
2-3
Included are programs, booklets, and news clippings.
Minnesota Residence College for Adult Learning, Letter and Notes
1966
33
4
Arena Stage Press Packet
1968
33
5
Musical Arena Theater Association, Student Manual
1967
33
6
Educational Theater Association, Conference Booklet
1963
33
7
Theater Communications Group, Inc.
1960-1964
33
8-9
Correspondence, expense reports, name lists, by-laws, articles of incorporation, and programs are included.
Model Cities Community Theater Project
1964-1970
33
10
This folder contains correspondence, name lists, and news clippings.
Ford Foundation, Correspondence and Grant Information
1961-1964
34
1
McCune School of Music and Art, Catalogs
1949-1954
34
2
Vanity Fair Theater Arts Catalog 81
34
3
University Resident Theater Association, Minutes
1969
34
4
University of Utah Theaters
1950-1960
34
5-7
Includes correspondence, programs, and production lists for several theaters on the university's campus, including the Pioneer Memorial Theater and Kingsbury Hall.
Salt Lake Theater
1932-1946
34
8
News articles, meeting minutes, and documents concerning the building of a replica of the theater are found in this folder.
Miscellaneous
1960
34
9
Pasadena Playhouse
Correspondence
1963-1965
35
1
Background Information
35
2
Financial Information
1963-1964
35
3
Meeting Minutes
1964
35
4
Evaluations and Recommendations
1961-1963
35
5
Announcements and Press Releases
1964-1966
35
6
Programs
1965-1966
35
7
News Clippings
1963-1966
35
8
Miscellaneous
35
9
Productions and Writings
Die Fledermaus
1942
36
1
La Boheme
36
2
Mighty Marietta
36
3
Of Thee I Sing
36
4
Junius Eddy, "Drama and Leisure Time"
1951
36
5
"An Illustrated History of Henry IV"
36
6
Fairfax P. Walkup and Robert Rence, "Proposed Production of the Oresteia by Aeschylus"
36
7
Paul Caine Moore, "Levels of Silent Reading"
36
8
Robert Porterfield and Robert Breen, "A Plan for a United States Public Theater Foundation"
36
9
Articles, Pamphlets, Notes, and Miscellaneous
News Clippings
1960
37
1
Travel Pamphlets
37
2
Notes
37
3-5
Folder 3 specifically relates to the history of Salt Lake City.
Miscellaneous
37
6
Oversize Materials
Book of Music Scores
38
1
Drawings Entitled "The Cavalcade or His Majesties Passing through the City of London Towards His Coronation"
38
1
Faust , Script
1958
38
2
Production Scripts and Stories
Dean Wenstrom, Adelynn Who Wouldn't Cry
1960
39
1
Dean Wenstrom, Barbeblaue
1961
39
2
Arthur Hardy, Birthday Suit
39
3
Allen Cook, Black and White
39
4
Dean Wenstrom, Cinder Ella and the Step-sisters
1957-1959
39
5
Grace Johnson, The Feeling of Height
1962
39
6
Frank Ray Wilkinson, For the Glory of Fontay
1958
39
7
Maryhale Woolsey, "Forever in My Heart"
39
8
Merle Gibson, Golden Keys Open Rusty Gates
39
9
Dean Wenstrom, Goldi Locks and the Three Bears
1956-1957
39
10
Clinton F. Larson, Mary of Nazareth
1962
39
11
Dean Wenstrom, Puss 'N Boots
1959
39
12
Clinton F. Larson, The Redeemer
1961
40
1
Dean Wenstrom, Riding Hood and the Wolves
1958-1959
40
2
Dean Wenstrom, The Rocket of Johnny Jensen
1960
40
3
Clinton F. Larson, Saul of Tarsus
1961
40
4
Helen James, Twig
1962
40
5
Three One-Act Plays by Don Balluck
1962
40
6
Teaching and Theater Materials
Correspondence
1937-1966
41
1
Unviersity of Utah State Department Tour
1962
41
2
Teaching Materials
1930-1960
41
3-4
Essays
41
5
Musical and Play Scripts
41
6
Theater Programs
1894-1960
42
Event Programs
1947-1966
43
1
Sheet Music
43
2
News Articles and Releases
1928-1960
43
3
Miscellaneous
43
4
General Materials
Correspondence
1938-1968
44
1
Personal Materials
1948-1957
44
2
American National Theater and Academy
1961-1966
44
3
Elbert Hubbard Quotations
44
4
C. Lowell Lees, "The New 'Old Salt Lake Theater'"
1948
44
5
Bernard Myers, "Lessons in Art Appreciation"
1937
44
6
"The Message of the Ages," Pageant Program
1930
44
7
News Articles
1947-1985
44
8
News Article Scrapbook
1940
44
1
Ondine , Music
1955
44
9
Pasadena Playhouse
1966
44
10
Pioneer Memorial Theater Dedication
1962
44
11
Postcards
44
12
Shakespeare
44
13
A map, cards, and essay on Shakespeare and his time.
Theater Programs
1940-1960
44
14-15
Theater Programs as Part of School Curriculum
1960
44
16
Scrapbook and Art Prints
Scrapbook
1957-1962
45
1
Includes photographs, news clippings, and correspondence mainly concerning the opening of the Pioneer Memorial Theater in 1962.
Art Prints
45
1-3
Included are color prints by Degas, Matisse, and Van Gogh, as well as miscellaneous prints; and two black and white character sketches.
Scrapbook
1964-1965
46
Includes news clippings, programs, invitations, letters, and photographs concerning Lees and the Pasadena Playhouse.
Scrapbook
1965-1966
47
Includes news clippings, programs, invitations, letters, and photographs concerning Lees and the Pasadena Playhouse.
General Materials
Personal Materials
1915-1978
48
1
Correspondence
1929-1995
48
2
Pioneer Memorial Theater
1960-1998
48
3
Theater and Acting Materials
1920-1973
48
4
F. Y. Fox, "The Life of Jesse W. Fox"
48
5
"One Hundred Years"
1930
48
6
Auerbach Company
1944
48
7
LDS Church History and Subjects
1930-1996
48
8
News Clippings
1946-1987
48
9
Junior High Section Meeting Notes
48
10
Correspondence
1934-1973
49
1
Biographical Information
1960s-1974
49
2
Conference on the Education and Training of Actors
1965
49
3
News Clippings
1960s-1980s
49
4
Ph.D. Preliminary Examination
1933
49
5
Programs and Playbills
1895-1980s
49
6
Scripts
1926-1941
49
7
University Class Materials
49
8
Writings
1940-1960
49
9
Miscellaneous
49
10
Oversize Materials
Certificate and Posters
1953
50
1
Skin of Our Teeth , Set Designs by Vern Adix.
50
2
General Materials
Greeting Card and Invitation
51
1
The Red and Black
1921
51
2
West High School yearbook.
The S Book
1922
51
3
Latter-day Saint's University yearbook.
Stewartonian
1951
51
4
William M. Stewart school yearbook.
Rex Whistler, The Masque: Designs for the Theatre, No. 4
1947
51
5
Theodore Wyckoff, "The Role of the Military in Latin American Politics"
1960
51
6
Salt Lake Theatre Ticket
1888
51
7
Magazine Clipping
51
8
Articles
Bancroft's Fifth Reader
1883
52
1
Albert Antrei, "Adventures on a Carousel: Some Reflections on Teaching"
1960
52
2
Kate B. Carter, "The Salt Lake Theatre"
1962
52
3