Federal Theatre Project (U.S.)
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Works
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| "Alien corn" by Sidney Howard |
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| "Alison's house" by Susan Glaspell a poetic romance. |
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| Altars of steel |
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| "The amazing Dr. Clitterhouse" by Barre Lyndon |
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| American folk-song publications |
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| "Counsellor at law" Gripping drama by Elmer Rice. |
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| Federal Theatre [on] Treasure Island "Swing mikado" A cast of 100 : Sensational success : Hot from New York : The big hit of the Golden Gate International Exposition. |
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| Federal Theatre plays. |
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| The Federal Theatre presents "I want a policeman" by Rufus King & Milton Lazarus Fastest moving comedy of the season : First time in San Diego. |
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| Federal Varieties 40 stage, radio, screen stars : Comedy galore - novelties - dancing girls - 20 musicians : Added attraction Rural frolics : Singers - dancers. |
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| Federal W.P.A. Theatre Yiddish Unit presents "The tailor becomes a storekeeper" A comedy by David Pinski with music. |
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| Folk songs mainly from West Virginia |
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| Folk tunes from Mississippi |
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| "Follow the parade" [at the] Amphitheatre Exposition grounds A musical revue as modern as tomorrow. |
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| "The fool" by Channing Pollock |
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| Gala puppet circus Clowns, cowboys, acrobats, animals, and novelty acts. |
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| George Bernard Shaw's 3 act comedy "Captain Brassbound's conversion" |
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| "Green grow the lilacs" |
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| "Habit" by Charles C. Stewart |
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| Haiti, a drama of the black Napoleon, by William Du Bois, Lafayette Theatre |
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| Hall Johnson's famous negro music-drama "Run, little chillun" Original Los Angeles production. |
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| "Help your-self" A 3 act comedy. |
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| "High tor" |
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| Hollywood Playhouse now "Two a day" A cavalcade of vaudeville : Ride the big red cars. |
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| Hollywood Playhouse [presents] "Will Shakespeare" by Clemence Dane His life and loves. |
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| Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel" |
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| "Judgement day" by Elmer Rice |
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| "Last night of Don Juan" |
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| The living newspaper and cultural politics in the Depression era, 1986: |
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| The mad hopes by Romney Brent featuring for 1st time: a Surrealist setting! |
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| "Mary Stuart" directed by Jerome Coray |
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| "Me 3rd" laugh hit of the season |
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| The merry musical satire "Ready! Aim! Fire!" |
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| "The milky way" by Lynn Root and Harry Clork |
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| Myra Kinch & group in concert of modern dance now! |
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| "Mystery of broadwalk asylum" by C.E. Reynolds |
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| National Service Bureau publication |
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| "Noah" inspiring negro spiritual fantasy |
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| Now! Federal Theatres present "Midsummer varieties" A tuneful, sparkling vaudeville revue. |
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| On stage America's greatest colored musical revue "Dixie to Broadway" |
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| Paul Green's "House of Connelly" [at the] Mayan Theatre |
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| "Peg o'my heart" Love, laughter, romance! |
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| "The Pirates of Penzance" |
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| A practical proven marionette stage. |
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| The satirical comedy "To the ladies" by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly |
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| A sparkling musical revue "Gaieties of 1936" |
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| "The squall" Jean Bart's drama of romantic Spain. |
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| "The sun rises in the west" written and produced by Southwest Theatre Unit |
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| "A touch of brimstone" - triangle comedy of backstage life |
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| [Tours in the United States by famous American actors and actresses, 1865-1904]. |
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| "The treasure" by David Pinsky, directed by Adolph Freeman |
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| "Triple a plowed under" |
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| Try a Yankee Doodle cocktail - New! Novel! Different! - "Follow the parade" now at Hollywood Playhouse. |
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| Try our delicious Texas steer sandwich, then see the rip roaring comedy "A Texas steer" |
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| Try our jumbo malts - it's new, it's different, so is ... "Follow the parade" |
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| The tuneful musical hit! "Vodvil frolic" of 1937 - direct from Hollywood |
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| "Turn to the right" The laugh hit! |
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| "Twilight of the theatre" Intriguing comedy drama. |
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| "Uncle Vanya" |
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| University of California at Los Angeles presents festival of American dance featuring "An American exodus" |
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| "Vaudeville frolic" Gala midnight show New Year's eve : 15 acts. |
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| Victor Herbert's comic opera "Fortune teller" with famous "gypsy love song" |
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| "Volpone" by Ben Jonson |
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| War declared Almost! : For full details see "Warrior's husband" coming to Alcazar. |
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| "The warrior's husband" Brilliantly humorous comedy. |
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| "The warrior's husband" Julian Thompson's satirical smash hit Positively last week! |
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| "The warrior's husband" Nightly except Monday : Hollywood Playhouse. |
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| "The weavers" by Gerhart Hauptmann opens November 25 |
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| "What Anne brought home" |
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| "Why men leave home" by Avery Hopwood |
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| "Wild birds" Drama of youthful emotions. |
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| The Works Progress Administration in Ohio presents the Federal Theatre for youth in "A Christmas Carol" |
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