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Container
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Title
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Mss 622/Micro 1031
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Series: Correspondence and Related Material
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Box/folder
1/1
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1/1-119
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Auditions, 1945-1949
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Box/folder
1/2
Reel/frame
1/120-142
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Canadian government, 1940-1943
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Box/folder
1/3
Reel/frame
1/143-256
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Christmas celebrations, undated
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Box/folder
1/4
Reel/frame
1/257-389
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Death of Alfred Lunt, 1977
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Box/folder
1/5
Reel/frame
1/390-738
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Fan mail, 1934-1981, undated
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Box/folder
1/6
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1/739-839
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Legal, 1933-1972
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Personal, 1910-1982, undated
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Box/folder
1/7
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2/1-35
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A
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Box/folder
1/8
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2/36-46
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Anderson, Maxwell
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Box/folder
1/9
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2/47-117
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B
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Box/folder
2/1
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2/118-565
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Bagnold, Enid
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Box/folder
2/2
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2/566-628
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Beaton, Cecil
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Box/folder
2/3
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2/629-710
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Beaumont, Hugh (“Binkie”)
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Box/folder
2/4
Reel/frame
2/711-722
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Behrman, S.N.
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Box/folder
2/5
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2/723-745
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Beyer, Elsie
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Box/folder
2/6
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2/746-759
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Brown, John Mason
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Box/folder
2/7
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2/760-826
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Brunel, Adrian
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Box/folder
2/8
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2/827-893
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Brunel, Winnie
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Box/folder
2/9
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2/894-965
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C
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Box/folder
2/10
Reel/frame
3/1-30
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Cadell, Jean
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Box/folder
2/11
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3/31-47
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Carey, Joyce
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Box/folder
2/12
Reel/frame
3/48-57
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Cassidy, Claudia
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Box/folder
2/13
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3/58-92
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Channon, Henry (“Chips”)
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Box/folder
2/14
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3/93-106
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Cholmondeley, Sybil
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Box/folder
2/15
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3/107-132
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Colbourne, Maurice
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Box/folder
2/16
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3/133-308
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Colefax, Sibyl
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Box/folder
2/17
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3/309-382
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Coward, Noel
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Box/folder
2/18
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3/383-398
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Crouse, Russel and Lindsay, Howard
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Box/folder
2/19
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3/399-462
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D
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2/20
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3/463-482
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Dane, Clemence
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Box/folder
2/21
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3/483-496
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Daubeny, Peter
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Box/folder
3/1
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3/497-596
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de Glehn, Jane and Wilfred
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Box/folder
3/2
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3/597-680
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Dewhurst, Mrs. John (“Habetrot”)
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Box/folder
3/3
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3/681-805
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Duff, Juliet
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3/4
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3/806-834
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E
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Box/folder
3/5
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3/835-887
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Eckstein, Gus
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3/6
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3/888-914
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F
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Box/folder
3/7
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3/915-939
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Fanshawe, Marie
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Box/folder
3/8
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4/1-21
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Ferber, Edna
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Box/folder
3/9
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4/22-36
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Forder, Frank
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Box/folder
3/10
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4/37-68
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G
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Box/folder
3/11
Reel/frame
4/69-84
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Gielgud, John
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Box/folder
3/12
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4/85-101
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Gilbert, Olive
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Box/folder
3/13
Reel/frame
4/103-128
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Gordon, Ruth
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Box/folder
3/14
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4/129-197
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H
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Box/folder
3/15
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4/198-359
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Hamilton, Hamish (“Jamie”) and Yvonne
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Box/folder
3/16
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4/360-370
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Hamilton, Lance and Russell, Charles
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Box/folder
3/17
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4/371-394
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Harrison, Mona
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Box/folder
3/18
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4/395-470
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Harwood, Frynn and Tottie
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Box/folder
3/19
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4/471-499
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Hayes, Helen
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Box/folder
3/20
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4/500-509
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Helpmann, Bobby
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Box/folder
3/21
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4/510-523
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Hetherington, Neville
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Box/folder
3/22
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4/524-543
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Hewitt, Alan
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3/23
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4/544-576
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Humphrey, Molly
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Box/folder
3/24
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4/577-615
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J
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3/25
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4/616-648
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K
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Box/folder
3/26
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4/649-936
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Keith, Antoinette (“Tony Toots”)
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Box/folder
3/27
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5/233-240
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Kerr, Geoffrey
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Box/folder
3/28
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5/241-287
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King, Sophie
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Box/folder
4/1
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5/1-73
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L
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Box/folder
4/2
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5/74-82
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Lehman, Rosamond
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Box/folder
4/3
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5/83-165
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Leigh, Vivien
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Box/folder
4/4
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5/166-175
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Leslie, Cole
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Box/folder
4/5
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5/176-219
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Lloyd, Cyril
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Box/folder
4/6
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5/220-232
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Lloyd, Freddie
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Box/folder
4/7
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5/288-316
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Loraine, Lorn
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Box/folder
4/8
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5/317-327
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Lunts' Outgoing (no addressees)
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Box/folder
4/9
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5/328-426
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M
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Box/folder
4/10
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5/427-655
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Macllwaine Family
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Box/folder
4/11
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5/656-695
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Marshall, Arthur
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Box/folder
4/12
Reel/frame
5/696-765
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Metropolitan Opera (New York)
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Box/folder
4/13
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5/766-813
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Molyneux, Edward
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Box/folder
4/14
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5/814-831
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N
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Box/folder
4/15
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5/832-878
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Nesbitt, Cathleen
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Box/folder
4/16
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5/879-926
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Novello, Ivor and Andrews, Bobbie
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Box/folder
4/17
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5/927-936
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O
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Box/folder
4/18
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5/937-963
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O'Brien, Kate
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Box/folder
5/1
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6/1-33
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Olivier, Laurence
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Box/folder
5/2
Reel/frame
6/33-48
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P
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Box/folder
5/3
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6/49-68
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Poile, Peggy
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Box/folder
5/4
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6/69-254
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Porter, Bessie
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Box/folder
5/5
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6/255-316
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Potiki, Mai
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Box/folder
5/6
Reel/frame
6/317-335
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Quitter, Roger
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Box/folder
5/7
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6/336-387
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R
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Box/folder
5/8
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6/388-392
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Raasch, Bonnie
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Box/folder
5/9
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6/393-400
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Rankin, May
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Box/folder
5/10
Reel/frame
6/401-417
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Rattigan, Terence
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Box/folder
5/11
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6/418-441
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Ravensdale, Irene
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Box/folder
5/12
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6/442-635
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Robertson, Graham
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Box/folder
5/13
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6/636-643
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Roosevelt, Franklin and Eleanor
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Box/folder
5/14A
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6/644-718
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S
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Box/folder
5/14B
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Sargent, Mary
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Box/folder
5/15
Reel/frame
6/719-738
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Sederholm, Hattie
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Box/folder
5/16
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6/739-937
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Sherwood, Robert and Madeline
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Box/folder
5/17
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6/938-947
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Sinden, Donald
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Box/folder
5/18
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6/948-987
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Stern, Peter
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Box/folder
5/19
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6/988-1008
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Stuart, Norman
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Box/folder
5/20
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6/1009-1048
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T
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Box/folder
5/21
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6/1049-1074
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Tarkington, Booth
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Box/folder
5/22
Reel/frame
7/1-20
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Tuttle, Day
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Box/folder
5/23
Reel/frame
7/21-95
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Unidentified
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Box/folder
5/24
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7/96-101
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V
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Box/folder
5/25
Reel/frame
7/103-201
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W
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Box/folder
6/1
Reel/frame
7/202-208
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Wilder, Thornton
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Box/folder
6/2
Reel/frame
7/209-229
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Wilson, Jack
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Box/folder
6/3
Reel/frame
7/230-371
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Woollcott, Alexander
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Box/folder
6/4
Reel/frame
7/372-387
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XYZ
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Box/folder
6/5
Reel/frame
7/388-424
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Young, Stark
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Box/folder
6/6
Reel/frame
7/425-526
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Record of English correspondence and packages, 1948
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Residences, 1937-1973
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Box/folder
6/7
Reel/frame
7/527-548
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130 East 75th Street, New York
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Box/folder
6/8
Reel/frame
7/549-730
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150 East End Avenue, New York
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Genesee Depot, Wisconsin
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Box/folder
6/9
Reel/frame
7/731-819
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Garden, 1941-1955
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Box/folder
6/10
Reel/frame
8/1-278
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Perkins, Ben, 1941-1972
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Box/folder
7/1-2
Reel/frame
8/279-732
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Renovations, 1937-1939
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Box/folder
7/3
Reel/frame
8/733-873
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Theatre Guild, 1924-1951
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Box/folder
7/4
Reel/frame
8/874-1006
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“Touch letters,” 1925-1940, undated
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Box/folder
8/1
Reel/frame
9/1-186
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Toy theaters, 1946-1949
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Box/folder
8/2
Reel/frame
9/187-273
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War bond speeches, undated
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Series: Financial
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Box/folder
8/3
Reel/frame
9/274-282
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Car purchases
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Box/folder
8/4
Reel/frame
9/283-315
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Contracts, 1931-1932
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Box/folder
8/5
Reel/frame
9/316-376
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Contributions and receipts
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Box/folder
8/6
Reel/frame
9/377-396
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Fur purchases, 1948-1949
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Box/folder
8/7
Reel/frame
9/397-475
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Guaranty Trust Company, 1940-1958
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Box/folder
8/8
Reel/frame
9/476-531
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Insurance, 1950-1967
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Box/folder
8/9
Reel/frame
9/532-618
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Investments
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Box/folder
8/10
Reel/frame
9/619-643
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Marshall Ellis & Company, 1950
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Series: Personal Life
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Box/folder
9/1
Reel/frame
9/644-650
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“The Actor as Artist,” by Alfred Lunt,
undated
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Box/folder
9/2
Reel/frame
9/651-684
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Address book, 1943
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Box/folder
9/3
Reel/frame
9/685-889
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Awards and honors
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Reel/frame
10/1-70
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Awards and honors (continued)
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Box
14-15
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Awards, plaques, certificates
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Reel/frame
10/71-155
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Birthdays/Anniversaries
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Box/folder
13/1
Reel/frame
10/156-432
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Cookbook, undated
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Reel/frame
10/433-452
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Fashion
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Reel/frame
10/453-658
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General clippings
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Reel/frame
10/659-667
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Genesee Depot Park
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Box/folder
9/4
Reel/frame
10/668-680
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Lunt family letters, 1838-1869
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Reel/frame
10/681-700
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Menus
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Box/folder
9/5
Reel/frame
10/701-790
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Miscellany
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Box/folder
9/6
Reel/frame
10/791-875
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Obituaries
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Box/folder
9/7
Reel/frame
10/876-939
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Passports and Identity cards
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Reel/frame
11/1-90
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Residences
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Reel/frame
11/91-259
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Stagestruck, Draft (entitled Dream of Passion), by Maurice Zolotow, pp. 121-296, 1962
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Series: Productions - Theater
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Reel/frame
11/260-735
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Assorted productions, 1914-1924
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Rip Van Winkle (, 1914)
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Soldiers of Fortune (, 1914)
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The Mind the Paint Girl (, 1914)
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Hawthorne of the USA (, 1914)
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The Ne'er-do-Well (, 1914)
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Paid in Full (, 1914)
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Box/folder
9/8
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Iphigenia in Aulis (, 1915)
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Box/folder
9/9
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Beverly's Balance (, 1915)
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The Pirate (, 1916)
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Green Stockings (, 1917)
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Box/folder
9/10
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Romance and Arabella (, 1917)
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The Country Cousin (, 1918)
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Made of Money (, 1919)
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A Young Man's Fancy (, 1919)
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Dulcy (, 1921)
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Intimate Strangers (, 1922)
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Box/folder
9/11
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Banco (, 1922)
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In Love With Love (, 1923)
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Robert E. Lee (, 1923)
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Box/folder
9/12
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Sweet Nell of Old Drury (, 1923)
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Box/folder
9/13
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Outward Bound (, 1924)
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Box/folder
9/14
Reel/frame
11/736-899
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Clarence (, 1919)
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Box/folder
10/1
Reel/frame
12/146-363
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The Guardsman (, 1924)
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Reel/frame
12/364-383
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Arms and the Man (, 1925)
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Box/folder
10/2
Reel/frame
12/384-423
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The Goat Song (, 1926)
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Reel/frame
12/424-430
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At Mrs. Beam's (, 1926)
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Reel/frame
12/431-440
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Juarez and Maximilian (, 1926)
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Reel/frame
12/441-461
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Pygmalion (, 1927)
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Box/folder
10/3
Reel/frame
12/462-464
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Caprice (, 1929)
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Box/folder
10/4
Reel/frame
12/465-468
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Elizabeth the Queen (, 1929)
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Box/folder
10/5
Reel/frame
12/469-488
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Reunion in Vienna (, 1932)
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Reel/frame
12/489-498
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Design for Living (, 1933)
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Box/folder
10/6
Reel/frame
12/499-892
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The Taming of the Shrew (, 1935)
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Box/folder
10/7
Reel/frame
12/893-1014
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Idiot's Delight (, 1936)
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Box/folder
7/5
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Commemorative program accompanied by a playbill autographed by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne for the Theatre Guild presentation at the Parkway Theatre, 1937 May 13
: This item is not on the microfilm.
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Box/folder
10/8
Reel/frame
12/1015-1043
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Amphitryon '38 (, 1937)
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Reel/frame
12/1044-1053
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The Seagull (, 1938)
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Reel/frame
13/1-274
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There Shall Be No Night (, 1940)
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Box/folder
10/9
Reel/frame
13/275-557
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The Pirate (, 1942)
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Box/folder
10/10
Reel/frame
13/558-609
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Love in Idleness (, 1945)
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Box/folder
10/11
Reel/frame
13/610-898
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O Mistress Mine (, 1946)
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Box/folder
10/12
Reel/frame
14/899-1169
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I Know My Love (, 1949)
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Box/folder
10/13
Reel/frame
14/1-193
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Quadrille (, 1952)
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Box/folder
10/14
Reel/frame
14/194-228
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The Great Sebastians (, 1956)
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Box/folder
10/15
Reel/frame
14/229-457
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The Visit (, 1958)
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Series: Productions - Television
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Reel/frame
14/458-466
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The Great Sebastians (, 1957)
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Reel/frame
14/467-472
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The Old Lady Shows Her Medals (, 1963)
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Reel/frame
14/473-497
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The Magnificent Yankee (, 1965)
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Box/folder
10/16
Reel/frame
14/498-592
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Anastasia (, 1967)
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Reel/frame
14/593-799
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The Lunts: A Life in the Theatre (, 1980)
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Series: Productions - Other
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Reel/frame
14/800-832
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Early Lunt Appearances (, 1911-1915)
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Box/folder
11/1
Reel/frame
12/1-145
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The Guardsman, film screenplay, undated
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Box/folder
11/2
Reel/frame
14/833-940
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The White Cliffs (, 1940)
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Reel/frame
14/941-978
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Cosi Fan Tutte (, 1951)
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Box/folder
11/3
Reel/frame
14/979-1082
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Assorted productions, undated
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Series: Unproduced Scripts
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Box/folder
11/4
Reel/frame
15/1-67
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“Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne: Things We've Never Done,” compiled by Samuel Taylor, undated
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Box/folder
11/5
Reel/frame
15/68-194
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“Buried Alive,” by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
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Box/folder
11/6
Reel/frame
15/195-313
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“The Chinese Prime Minister,” by Enid Bagnold, undated
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Box/folder
11/7
Reel/frame
15/314-360
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“Come into the Garden,” by Noel Coward, undated
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“Days of the Turbins,” by Michael Bulgakov
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Box/folder
11/8
Reel/frame
15/361-536
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undated
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Box/folder
11/9
Reel/frame
15/537-668
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undated
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Box/folder
11/10
Reel/frame
15/669-680
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“Design for Rehearsal,” by Noel Coward, undated
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Box/folder
11/11
Reel/frame
15/681-814
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“Femme-Comedian,” by Eric Culley, undated
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Box/folder
11/12
Reel/frame
15/815-932
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“Kunnel Blake,” by Booth Tarkington, undated
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Box/folder
12/1
Reel/frame
15/933-1041
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“The Marriage Equation,” by Maurice Zolotow, undated
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Box/folder
12/2
Reel/frame
16/1-125
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“Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,” by St. John Ervine, undated
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Box/folder
12/3
Reel/frame
16/126-212
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“The Masque of Queens,” by Maxwell Anderson, undated
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Box/folder
12/4
Reel/frame
16/213-233
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“Parcifal,” by Alfred Lunt, 1901
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Box/folder
12/5
Reel/frame
16/234-347
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“Poor Brinsley,” by Irving Fisher, 1976
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Box/folder
12/6
Reel/frame
16/348-364
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“Rip Van Winkle,” by Alfred Lunt, 1901
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“The Royal Family of Broadway,” by Leonard Spigelgass
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Box/folder
12/7
Reel/frame
16/365-478
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1971 November 19
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Box/folder
12/8
Reel/frame
479-574
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1971 December 15
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Box/folder
12/9
Reel/frame
16/575-627
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“Shadows of the Evening,” by Noel Coward, 1965 December 8
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Box/folder
12/10
Reel/frame
16/628-741
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“A Song at Twilight,” by Noel Coward, undated
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Box/folder
12/11
Reel/frame
16/742-841
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“The Twilight,” by Robert Sherwood, 1947
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Box/folder
12/12
Reel/frame
16/842-856
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Untitled, by S.K. Kreitman, 1967
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Reel/frame
17/1-424
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Series: Scrapbooks
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Series: Films
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VHA 310/DD 542-DD 543
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The U.S. Steel Hour: “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals,” parts 1 and 2, 1963 June 12
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VBA 558
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The Lunts: A Life in the Theatre, 1980 March 7
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VBA 559
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The Bunny Raasch Special, 1981 July 30
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Home movies
: Most of these films have been copied onto videotape.
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VHA 150/AC 679
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1920s--2- or 3-year-old children, shot at the “old house” or the cottage
Black and white, 198 feet
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AE 361
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1920s--Train Depot, Blackstone Theatre: Theatre guild presents “Arms and the Man”
Black and white
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VHA 150/AC 680
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1928--Carroll College graduation, Peegie and Susie in newspaper dresses, Lynn and Alfred in castle, Lynn playing with dog
Black and white, 240 feet
: Film reformatted for preservation, funded with a grant from the NFPF.
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VHA 150/AC 681
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1929--Lynn and Alfred eating breakfast outdoors, Lynn in meadow spraying insecticide, Alfred staining a deck, gardening, naked girl in garden
Black and white, 198 feet
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VHA 150/AC 682
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1930s--Zoo footage, possibly at London Zoo: Elephant riding, pelicans, ostrich, bird of paradise, penguins, bears, giraffe, polar bear
Black and white, 363 feet
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VHA 150/AC 683
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1930s--Travel footage in Jamaica and Santo Domingo: Lynn getting off boat, scenes of village life, coral reef
Black and white, 397 feet
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VHA 150/AC 684
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1930s--Lynn in tropical garden, shots of Doctor's Cove Hotel, Jamaica, beach scenes at Doctor's Cove Private, Bathing Club, town scenes, swimming in ocean
Black and white, 399 feet
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VHA 150/AC 685
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1930s--Spanish travel: Avila, Segovia, and Toledo. Landscapes, farms, towns, seashore, castles
Black and white, 253 feet
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VHA 150/AC 686
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1933--Genesee Depot and vicinity: pool, kids, dachshund, Lynn and Alfred riding horses
Black and white, 198 feet
: Film reformatted for preservation, funded with a grant from the NFPF.
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VHA 150/AC 687
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1936--Interior scene of the fireplace and a girl playing piano, inside the Sederholms' cottage, shots of the Lunts' home furnishings, Sue, Peegie, Hat, and Johnny at the cottage, the pool, and the poolhouse, and Alfred pruning the grounds
Black and white and color, 222 feet
: Film reformatted for preservation, funded with a grant from the NFPF.
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VHA 150/AC 688
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, late 1930s--Spain: Town scenes and babies on a beach
Black and white, 313 feet
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VHA 150/AC 689
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1939--Outdoor shots of the house, Lynn eating lunch on the terrace, Alfred gardening and pitching hay, farmhand shows off new calf
Color, 293 feet
: Film reformatted for preservation, funded with a grant from the NFPF.
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VHA 150/AC 690
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1940s--Interior of cottage, washing carrots, mint juleps, cars, the cook, horses, and cars
Color, 234 feet
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VHA 150/AC 691
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1950s--Shots of chickens and pool at Ten Chimneys, cars, visitors, working in garden, egg salad for lunch, relaxing, smoking
Color, 341 feet
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AE 361 (continued)
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1950s--Lunt and Fontanne Theatre, “I Know My Love” scenes
Color
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VHA 150/AC 692
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1950--Fishing at Voss's Island Lake, boating, fishing, cleaning and gutting fish, also camping, fishing at Chippewa Flowage and Manitowish Waters
Color, 423 feet
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VHA 151/AC 693
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1950 May--Egg basket, greenhouse, planting a tree with Karin and George Bugby, food, a racially segregated picnic, card game
Color, 334 feet
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VHA 151/AC 694
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, 1950 August--Lynn dancing in Spain. Could actually be 1930s
Black and white, 280 feet
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VHA 151/AC 695
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1950 December--Christmas at Ten Chimneys: Winter scenes, servant fixing turkey, tree decorating, Christmas dinner
Color, 334 feet
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VHA 151/AC 696
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1951--Shots of plant life at Ten Chimneys: gardens, trees, whole house. Scrabble game, picnic, and pool scenes
Color, 447 feet
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VHA 151/AC 697
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1953--Ireland: Hills of Wicklow, Ulster, Clandeboye, Helen's Tower, Mount Stewart, Lady Londonderry
Color, 241 feet
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VHA 151/AC 698
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1953--Ireland: Pastures, castles, animals, people herding pigs down street, gypsy wagon, horse-drawn plow
Color, 317 feet
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VHA 151/AC 699
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1953--Lynn walking around Ten Chimneys meadow, picking wildflowers, shots of barns and silos
Color, 346 feet
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VHA 151/AC 700
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1956--European vacation: Alfred and Lynn boarding a Pan Am flight, Lisbon street scenes, bullfight, gardens at Estoril, Portugal, pink palace at Quelul, Portugal, other Portuguese castles and gardens, the Thames shrouded in fog, Changing of the Guard, exterior and garden of Lavender Cottage, Alfred and Lynn in the Bulbridge House garden
Color, 369 feet
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VHA 151/AC 701
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1957--France: Buildings, streets and parks in Paris, gardens at Versailles, tour scenes, bridge, meadow, garden maze, castles, picnics, and cafes
Color, 430 feet
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VHA 151/AC 702
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1959--Genesee Station: Alfred at greenhouse, swimming pool, spring flowers, garden, vacation to Maryland's Eastern Shore
Color, 209 feet
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VHA 151/AC 703
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1960--Winter scene at cottage, spring footage of Alfred crawling in the garden, Lynn in London, Swiss scenery, and posed shots of Lynn
Color, 152 feet
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VHA 151/AC 704
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1964--Mexico: Market, street scenes, in yard of inn, ruins, horse carcass
Color, 252 feet
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VHA 152
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Ten Chimneys footage: The Lunts poolside, in the garden, picnicking, and interior and exterior shots of the house
Color and black and white, 35 minutes
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AE 181
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Ten Chimneys footage of the Lunts in the garden, and poolside, 1940s
Color
: Similar to VHA 152.
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AE 182
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Ten Chimneys footage of the Lunts at home, exteriror and interior shots of the house, entertaining friends, playing cards
Color
: Similar to VHA 152.
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Audio 1043A, Audio 1047A
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Series: Tape Recordings
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1043A/1
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The Lunts and Noel Coward with Dick Cavett, undated; and Noel Coward with David Frost, undated
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1043A/2
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Television sound capsules (excerpts of broadcasts of or concerning the Lunts), 1977
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1043A/3
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Lindblom dinner; Drottingholm; Viglund sculpture; , undated
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1043A/4
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Lynn Fontanne performs; Betty Hargan's résumé; , 1980
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1043A/5
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The White Cliffs of Dover, performed by Lynn Fontanne, 1941
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1043A/6
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Recollections of Ellen Terry by Sybil Thorndike, undated
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1043A/7
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The Guardsman, performed by the Theatre Guild, undated
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1047A/1
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The Lunts with George Bugbee, undated
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1047A/2
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The Lunts reminisce, undated
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1047A/3
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Ben Gert and Mrs. Dempsey, undated
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PH 6139
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Series: Photographs
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Box
1
Folder
1
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Lynn Fontanne, 1917-1960
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Box
1
Folder
2
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Frances and Jules Fontanne, Lynn's parents
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Box
1
Folder
3
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Lynn Fontanne and family
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Box
1
Folder
4
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Lynn Fontanne and others
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Alfred Lunt, 1927-1976
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Alfred Lunt with others
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Box
1
Folder
7
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Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne together, 1922-1976
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Box
1
Folder
8
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Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne with others
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Relatives, 1949-1975
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Box
1
Folder
10
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Duplicate images
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Other people
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Box
1
Folder
11
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“To Al” from Al, 1920
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Box
1
Folder
12
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Mary Boland
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Box
1
Folder
13
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Mrs. Bagnold, 1965
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Box
1
Folder
14
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Adrian Brunel
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Box
1
Folder
15
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Winston Churchill postcard
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Box
1
Folder
16
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Yvonette de Coucher
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Box
1
Folder
17
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Noel Coward, 1965
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Box
1
Folder
18
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“Little Lord Fauntleroy” Crown
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Box
1
Folder
19
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Jamie Hamilton, circa 1942
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Box
1
Folder
20
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Molly Humphrey, friend of Lynn Fontanne
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Box
1
Folder
21
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Doris Leads
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Box
1
Folder
22
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Naval aid auxiliary
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Box
1
Folder
23
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“Horatio Alger” Lindsay
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Box
1
Folder
24
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“Henry Louis, my 'orderly',” Mrs. Sands Butler
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Box
1
Folder
25
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Mairoff
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Box
1
Folder
26
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Douglas Marshall
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Box
1
Folder
27
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Mary Martin, circa 1968
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Box
1
Folder
28
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Raymond Massey and wife Adrienne, son Daniel
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Box
1
Folder
29
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Anna Moffo, 1966
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Box
1
Folder
30
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Olga Nethersole in Sappho, 1899
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Box
1
Folder
31
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Bessie Porter, 1941 October
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Box
1
Folder
32
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Anthony Redley and Donald Sinder
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Box
1
Folder
33
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Robertson, W. Graham in “Rachel and I”
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Box
1
Folder
34
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George Schaffer
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Box
1
Folder
35
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Serge, a Russian hotel maître-de
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Box
1
Folder
36
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“Gypsy Rose Stickney”
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Box
1
Folder
37
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Alexander Woollcott as a small boy with friends
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Box
1
Folder
38
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Dog, “Che-Che-Uloo”
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Box
1
Folder
39
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Friend with Lunt-Fontanne newspaper headline
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Box
1
Folder
40
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Garden photos, 1965-1976
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Box
1
Folder
41
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Man and woman on a picnic with dog in basket
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Box
1
Folder
42
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Man in costume
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Box
1
Folder
43
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Man in suit, circa 1972
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Box
1
Folder
44
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Soldiers at camp site
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Box
1
Folder
45
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Woman, publicity
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Box
1
Folder
46
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Woman in costume, Ravensdale, 1934
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Box
1
Folder
47
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Woman with a hat
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Box
1
Folder
48
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Woman in a fancy dress
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Amphitryon 38, 1937
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Backbone, 1923
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Box
3
Folder
3
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The Brothers Karamazov, 1928
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Box
3
Folder
4
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Cosi Fan Tutte, 1951
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Design for Living, 1933
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Box
3
Folder
6
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The Doctor's Dilemma, 1927
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Box
3
Folder
7
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The Great Sebastians
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Box
3
Folder
8
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The Guardsman, 1931
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Box
3
Folder
9
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The Guardsman, 1924
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Box
3
Folder
10
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I Know My Love
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Box
3
Folder
11
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Idiot's Delight
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Box
3
Folder
12
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Ned McCobb's Daughter
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Box
3
Folder
13
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O Mistress Mine
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Outward Bound
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Box
3
Folder
15
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The Pirate, 1942
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Box
3
Folder
16
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The Private Secretary
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Box
3
Folder
17
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Quadrille, 1965
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Box
3
Folder
18
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Second Youth
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Box
3
Folder
19
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Reunion in Vienna, 1931
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Box
3
Folder
20
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The Taming of the Shrew, 1935
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Box
3
Folder
21
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There Shall Be No Night
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Box
3
Folder
22
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La Traviata
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Box
3
Folder
23
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Volpone
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Box
3
Folder
24
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Lunts in The Visit, New York City Center, 1960 March
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Box
3
Folder
25
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Toy theater, 1960 March
: Now at Museum of City of New York.
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Travel, honorary degrees, and activities
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Box
2
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Scrapbook of travels, Europe, Spain
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Box
4
Folder
1
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Lynn Fontanne speaking
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Box
4
Folder
2
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“Yankee” press conference with George Schaffer
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Box
4
Folder
3
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Hosts for Creek Theater presentation
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Box
4
Folder
4
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Radio ceremony
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Dress design
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Box
4
Folder
6
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Stage door canteen cooking lessons
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Box
4
Folder
7
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USO of war information, London and Germany, 1944
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Box
4
Folder
8
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Denver ceremony
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Box
4
Folder
9
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Soldiers, possibly World War II
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Box
4
Folder
10
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Tony award presentations
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Box
4
Folder
11
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The White House
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Box
4
Folder
12
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University of Wisconsin honorary degree
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Box
4
Folder
13
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Yale, 1964
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Box
4
Folder
14
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San Francisco Press and Union League Club
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Box
4
Folder
15
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Solus Club
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Box
4
Folder
16
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Lynn Fontanne at the White House
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Box
4
Folder
17
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Brandeis University, 1972
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Box
4
Folder
18
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Marquette University honorary degree
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Box
4
Folder
19
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Temple University
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Box
4
Folder
20
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Travel
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Residences
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Box
4
Folder
21
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Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne's apartment in New York
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Box
4
Folder
22
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Lunt's house
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Box
4
Folder
23
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Landscape of development area
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Box
4
Folder
24
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House on East End
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Box
4
Folder
25-26
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Ten Chimneys Genesee Depot
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PH 6139 (3)
Box
5
Folder
1
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The Lunt-Fontanne Ball, The Mary Mae Arthur Memorial Fund
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Box
5
Folder
2
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The Lunt-Fontanne Theater presents The Visit
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Box
5
Folder
3
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Ginger Rogers portrait
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Box
5
Folder
4
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Theater ephemera
|
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Elder Whipple's Donation play poster
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Box
5
Folder
6
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The Private Secretary play poster
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Box
5
Folder
7
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Alfred Lunt with man in costume
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Box
5
Folder
8
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Lynn Fontanne portraits
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Box
5
Folder
9
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Alfred Lunt portrait
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Box
5
Folder
10
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Alfred Lunt at home
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Box
5
Folder
11
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Alfred Lunt's drawings/stencils for murals in cottages
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Box
5
Folder
12
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Illustrations, costumes
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