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Don Boros Theatre Collection
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The Don Boros Theatre Collection have been donated to University Archives from alum Don Boros (who received an undergraduate degree in 1966 and a graduate degree in 1967) over the course of many years. The collection consists of five separate series: Programs, Scrapbooks, Theatre Magazines, Autographs, and Miscellaneous.

Series 1. Programs

This series makes up the majority of the collection and consists of programs for plays and musicals, many of which include newspaper or magazine clippings that discuss the performances. Most of the programs are for performances in the United States, especially on Broadway in New York City, but also include theaters in, among other cities, San Francisco; Chicago; Ann Arbor; Boston; Philadelphia; and Washington, D.C. Most of the foreign programs are for performances in London and other cities in the United Kingdom, with a smaller number coming from the major cities in France, Germany, Austria, and Scandinavia, and several from Canada as well. The collection covers a wide range of performances, and many of them include programs for different productions over the years. This is especially the case with plays by Shakespeare. The programs range in date from 1783 to 2000, with most coming from the 20th century. Where known, the writer, lead, and director are provided. This part of the collection is organized into seven different sub-series.

Sub-Series 1. Single play programs

This sub-series covers programs for single performances and is the bulk of Series 1.

Sub-Series 2. Multiple play programs

This sub-series consists of programs for multiple performances.

Sub-Series 3. Dance companies

This sub-series covers programs for dance companies, most of which are ballet.

Sub-Series 4. Orchestra / Musical performances

This sub-series includes programs for orchestra/musical performances, most of which are orchestral.

Sub-Series 5. Festivals

This sub-series consists of programs and informational booklets for festivals from around the world with subjects that include drama, dance, film, opera, puppets, and folk.

Sub-Series 6. Theatre specific

This sub-series includes programs and informational booklets for specific theaters or people. It has three groupings: items in the first provide information about performances for a specific theater for a single season. Items in the second provide information either about the theater in general or about performances over several years. Items in the third are about specific artists or specific theater events.

Sub-Series 7. Oversize

This sub-series contains oversized programs and flattened posters.

Series 2. Scrapbooks

This series consists of 17 scrapbooks. Most of these are filled with only theater programs or pages from programs, though some include newspaper clippings. One includes programs for special events and ceremonies, and three of them consist of notebooks of handwritten descriptions of theater and opera programs/performances. The dates for the items in these scrapbooks range from 1885 to 1956, with much of them coming from the 1920s.

Series 3. Autographs and Manuscript Material

This series includes of autographs, photographs or printed images, and correspondence from actors, writers, directors, critics, and others from the entertainment industry. Also included here are some published and unpublished material related to individuals and not signed. A few letters with unidentified signatures and some miscellaneous items are also included.

Series 4. Miscellaneous

This series contains miscellaneous items, mainly play reviews fromTime magazine from the 1940s and 1950s, a few foreign language items related to theater, and a variety of miscellaneous items related to theater activities, such as guides and conferences.

42nd Street
id17899 · Folder · 1980
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Winter Garden Theatre, New York, NY. Lead: Tammy Grimes and Jerry Orbach. Includes magazine and newspaper clippings from 1980.

49
id17900 · Folder · 1982
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Written by Hanay Geiogamah. Director: Ernest Abuba. Group: La Mama E.T.C.

The 49th Cousin
id17901 · Folder · 1961
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Ambassador Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Florence Lowe and Caroline Francke. Leads: Menasha Skulnik and Martha Scott. Director: Jack Smight

84 Charing Cross Road
id17902 · Folder · 1982
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Nederlander Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Helene Hanff. Leads: Ellen Burstyn and Joseph Maher. Director: James Roose-Evans

1776
id17907 · Folder · 1969
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

46th Street Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Peter Stone. Leads: William Daniels, Paul Hecht, Clifford Davis, and Roy Poole. Director: Peter Hunt

Abelard & Heloise
id17923 · Folder · 1971
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Brooks Atkinson Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Ronald Millar. Leads: Diana Rigg and Keith Michell. Director: Robin Phillips

Abracadabra
id17925 · Folder · 1960
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Falmouth Playhouse, Cape Cod, MA. Written by Mel Dinelli and Steven Joseph. Lead: Hermione Gingold. Director: Paul Morrison

Absent Friends
id17928 · Folder · 1976
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Garrick Theatre, London, England. Written by Alan Ayckbourn. Leads: Richard Briers, Peter Bowles, Cheryl Kennedy, Pat Heywood, Ray Brooks, and Phyllida Law. Director: Eric Thompson

The Act
id17937 · Folder · 1977
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Majestic Theatre, New York, NY. Written by George Furth. Lead: Liza Minnelli. Director: Martin Scorsese. Includes magazine clipping from 1977.

The Adding Machine
id17939 · Folder · 1923
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Comedy Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Elmer L. Rice. Leads: Dudley Digges and Margaret Wycherly. Director: Philip Moeller

The Admirable Crichton
id17940 · Folder · 1931
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

New Amsterdam Theatre, New York, NY. Written by J. M. Barrie. Leads: Walter Hampden and Fay Bainter. Director: George C. Tyler

Advise and Consent
id17943 · Folder · 1961
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Cort Theatre, New York, NY. Written by Loring Mandel. Based on the book by Allen Drury. Leads: Ed Begley, Richard Kiley, Chester Morris, Henry Jones, and Kevin McCarthy. Director: Franklin Schaffner

The Affair
id17944 · Folder · 1961
Parte de Don Boros Theatre Collection

Strand Theatre, London, England. Written by Ronald Millar. Based on the book by C. P. Snow. Director: Harold French