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DC0300s-LN-005-2
Back side of two-sided map with detailed map of Mecklenburg County and a chart of recreational facilities of the lake region. County map shows only the lower portion of Lake Norman.
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DC0300s-LN-005-1
One side of two-sided map. This side shows Lake Norman in detail.
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DC0300s-LN-003-2
Backside of map of lake with photographs and water safety rules.
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DC0300s-LN-003-1
Map of Lake Norman with chart of recreational facilities available. Map is two-sided.
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DC0300s-LN-002
Map showing public access areas provided by Duke Power Company
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DC0300s-LN-001
Map showing shoreline of Lake Norman near Highway 21 south of Mt. Mourne.
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ANB page 081 foldout3
Newspaper article titled "Davidson Collegians Win With Light Team". Handwritten note "Baltimore American". Davidson, N.C. Nov. 27. The article describes Davidson's football season and its players who weigh, on average, 160 pounds as compared to the other teams they play where those players weigh about 15 more pounds per man. Davidson won against North Carolina State, tied Wake Forest, and lost to Virgina Military Institute. Davidson humbled the University of North Carolina. Davidson also won against Elon, Wofford, Guildford, Presbyterian College, and lost to Hampton-Sidney. Team members mentioned include Buck Flowers, Wolly Grey, Dick Grey, coach Monk Younger and Tex Tilson.
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ANB page 081 foldout2
Newspaper article titled "Team Work, Big Fight and Good Backing". Special to the Observer. Article describes coaches Monk Younger and Ted Tilson and their hard work together to build up the success of the Davidson Wildcats Football Team.
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ANB page 081 foldout1
Newspaper article by Ted Thompson, Observer Staff Correspondent Titled "7500 Spectators See Monk's Club Clip Blue Devils". Davidson Wildcats Win State Championship. Beat the Duke Blue Devils. Davidson team members listed are coach Monk Younger, Bohannon, Lincoln, Laws, McConnell, Boggs, Ritchie, Pinkney, Wilson, Wells, D. Grey and Nisbet. Duke team members listed Kelly, Thompson, Eanes, Brummitt, Jones, Weatherby, Bennett, Weaver, Frank, Tuttle, and Wyrick. Coverage of the plays and details of the game.
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ANB page 079 foldout9 p01
Brochure page from Charles W. Paddock lecture describing his background and work as an athlete and actor. Subjects: "The Spirit of Sportsmanship", "The Man on the Mark", The World at Play", "Play the Game". The Alkahest Bureau - S.R. Bridges, President and General Manager. Wynne-Claughton Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia. Two images of person playing a pipe organ.
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ANB page 079 foldout9 cover
Brochure cover page titled "The Saengeratte" Charles W. Paddock. World Famous Athlete - Lecturer - Writer. Handwritten note across the top "New Orleans". Handwritten note in upper left corner "Davidson College Shearer Hall Oct. 28 - 7:15 P.M. adm. 50 cent". Photograph of Charles W. Paddock.
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ANB page 079 foldout8 p03
Brochure program page from the Auditorium production of the Ziegfeld [Ziegfield] Follies with performers George Dillworth, Gordon Bishop, Leonard Obrecht, Joseph Dogan, Hugo Rugamasco, Christie Hanson, Thomas Rosan, Howard Wight, Frank Little. Costumes designed by J.W. Harkrider. Costumes executed by Schneider, Anderson & Co., Modern Gowns by Bessie Talbot, New York. Coral Fan by Harry Sittinburg. Additional costumes by Vanity Fair Costume Co. [VaVnity], New York. Ballet Slippers by Landi, New York. Shoes by Capezio. Bathing Suits by Jantzen Knitting Mills. Hosiery by Nat. Lewis, New York. Wigs by Hepner. Caps by Gilson Clarks. Company manager- Mr. Clem T. Schaefer, Ballet Mistress - Harriet Smith, Stage Manager - Arnold White, Technical Director - Dave Miller, Press Rep. - Mr. Maurice Fulcher, Asst. Stage Manager - Wm. Reickert, Mistress of Wardrobe - Misses Bambrick, Elder and Oakes. Coming Attractions "The King's Henchman" Music by Deems Taylor. Libretto by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Frances Perlata, Marie Sundelius, Ora Hyde, Rafaelo Diaz, Giovanni Martino, Henri Scott, John Roberts, Thomas George, Richard Hale, Dudley Marwick, Alfredo Valenti, Constance Hejda. Advertisement from Andrews Music Store- All the Latest Hits - Records - Sheet Music - Orthophonic Victrolas, Pianos. 235 North Tryon St.
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ANB page 079 foldout8 p02
Brochure program page from the Auditorium production of the "Ziegfeld [Ziegfield] Follies" with performers Margie Royce, Dave Burns, Nyra Brown, Holly Moret, Ace Brown, Mitzi Hayes, Virgina Howard, Maynard Visingard, George Richman, the Wintz Girls, Ted Shawn, Earnestine Day, Jeordie Graham, Andre Monteax, Nelda Kincaid, Dorothy Rose, Tootsie Bowles, Ruby Flick, Betty York, The Misses Redd, Hayes, Parker, Stevens, Blythe, Holt, Stuart, and Howard Twins. Norbert Lyon, George E. Wintz, Margie Rayce, Harriet Smith, Ellen Eckler, Dennishawn Dancers, Ruth St. Denis, Ina Leeland, Dorothy Jenkins, Marcella Smythe, Nelda Kincaid, Ruth Holt, Thelma Blake, Mary Ohlen, Naomi Stuart, Betty Sarto, Louise Robinson, Patsy Parker, Joey Bohn.
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ANB page 079 foldout8 p01
Brochure program page from the Auditorium production of the "Ziegfeld [Ziegfield] Follies" with performers Dave Burns, George Richman, Miss Ruth St. Denis, Miss Nyra Brown, Andre Monteau, Miss Margo Young, Miss Margie Royce, Nelda Kincaid, Gertrude Lindle, Dorothy Stevens, Mildred Armbrister, Billie Blythe, Pauline Redd, Ora Plummer, Agnes Fanning, Mary Ohlen, Eleanor Mae, Louise Robinson, Ruth Holt, Betty York, Marcella Smythe, Howard Twins, Tootsie Bowles, Lyla Brookes, Ruby Flick, Dorothy Kimler, Ace Brown, Ina Leeland, Ted Shawn, Ernestine Day, Jeordie Graham, Ronnie Joyce, Estelle Davis, Gertrude Gerrish, Anna Austin, George Steares, Demetrois Vilan, Jane Shermon, Norbert Lyon, Thelma Black, Naomi Stuart, Betty Sarto [BeBtty], Lucile Klick, Patsy Parker, Harriet Smith, Ellen Eckler, Kathleen Jenkins, Davonis Burns, Demi Vilan, Georgiana Stearns, Lazaronis Ambagonis, Tessie Law, Annie Brown, Freida Gowan, Hollita Moret, May Visingard, Meridith Howard, Virgina Howard, Mitzie Hayes
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ANB page 079 foldout8 cover
Brochure page cover from Auditorium, Charlotte , N.C. Grace Brown, Manager. Direction Brown Amusement Company. Playing High-Class Road Shows. "The Ziegfeld [Ziegfield] Follies" Twentieth Annual Edition with Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn and Their Denishawn Dancers. As presented and the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York.. In arrangement with Mr. Florence Ziegfeld [Ziegfield]. Music by George B. McConnell and Bobby Heath. Lyrics by Gene Buck and Nyra Brown. Settings painted and esigned by Joseph Urban. Built by John Wagner. Tableaux by Andre Monteux. Performers Ace Brown, Maynard Visingard, Neida Kincaid, Tootsie Bowles, Jeanette Brown, Dorna Stevens, Gertrude Lindle, Ruby Flick, the Howard Twins Virgina (Miss Tulsa, 1927) and Meredith, Miss Wilson, Miss Parker, Miss Hayes, Miss Redd, Miss Brookes, Miss Blythe, Miss Jenkins, Miss Hayes, Miss Royce, Margie Royce, Maynard Cisingard, George Richman, Lazaro Ambagon, Norbert Lyon, Holly Moret, The Wintz Girls, Louise Robinson, Jeanette Brown, Dorothy Stevens, Marcella Smythe, Gertrude Lindle, Patsy Parker, Thelma Blake, Betty Sarto, Ruth Holt, Mary Ohlen, Dorothy Kimler, Chic McDonough, Eleanor Mae, Betty York, Harriet Smith, Naomi Stuart, Miss Blythe.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p07
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of "The Girl Friend" advertisement Coty Parfum L'Origan. For Sale at Efrid's, Charlotte N.C. In 2 oz and the Exquisite Purse Sizes 1 oz, 1/2 oz and 1/4 oz. Image of a perfume bottle on top of a box with a tassel.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p06
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of "The Girl Friend" with an advertisement on top half of page titled "New Slippers by the Artist I. Miller". Exclusive with Efrid's in Charlotte. Image of women's patent leather shoes with heel and strap. Prices range from $12.50 to $16.50. Bottom half of page has advertisement titled "Famous Buster Brown Shoes for Children" Exclusively with Efird's in Charlotte. Prices range from $2.65 to $5.00 according to size.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p05
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of "The Girl Friend". Advertisement page titled "Buy Your Orthophonic Victrola on Efird's Easy Terms". Price range from $95 to $1000. Image of a two door cabinet with handle on the side
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p04
Brochure program page from the Auditorium Theatre production of "The Girl Friend" with performers Leonard; Entire Company. Costumes by Mme. Shuman, Ainsleight of New York, Shanks, Nat Lewis. Electrical effects by New York Calcium Light Co.
Company Manager S.O. MacIntosh; Business Manager S.T. Maurice; Advance Agent James Nevins; Musical Director Tick Wardell; Stage Manager Jack Fleming; Carpenter M.L. Saxe; Electrician James Gallagher; Assistant Electrician W.C. Whitemore; Properties W.J. Hall; Wardrobe Mrs. Etna Ross. Advertisement on lower half of the page "Famous Fashion Park Clothes for Men". Exclusive with Efird's in Charlotte. Prices range from $45.00 to $65.00.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p03
Brochure program page from the Auditorium Theatre production of"The Girl Friend" with performers Ensemble, Mollie and Leonard; Irene, Donald and Ensemble; Mollie, Spencer and Ensemble; Dance by Teddy Dauer; Dance by Dorothy Lull; Mollie, Irene, Donald, Leonard and Ensemble; Wynn, Larsen and Ensemble; Irene and Donald; Spencer and Ensemble. Advertisement on lower half of page "Efird's Authorized RCA Dealer.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p02
Brochure program page from the Auditorium Theatre production of "The Girl Friend". Musical Comedy. December 31 - Evening - 8:30 P.M. Joseph DeMilt, Inc. Brings You Lew Field's New York Vanderbuilt Theatre Success. Book by Herbert Fields, Lyrics by Lorenz Hart. Music by Richard Rogers [Rcihard]. Musical numbers and dances arranged and staged by Jack Heslkell. Settings by Amend Studio. Performers Irene Goodrich, Teddy Dauer, Allan Gold, Frances Dewey, John McNamara, George Bogues, Anita Wright, George B. Phelps, Dorothy Lull, Jimmy Cort, Charles Cooley, Frances King, Barry Bernard, Babbett Kane, Mae Girard, May Kardon, Vera Kelley, Elaine Harris, Betty Clark, Charlotte Johnston, Catherine Hunter, Ora Keifer, Dorothy Dean, Marjorie Furcy, Catherine Baker, Ann Kelly, Ray Walsh, Geo. Barnum, Charles Wolf, Ray Lamont, Tom Shields, Ray Mayer, Tick Wardell, Marty Bartsch, Chic Forsyth, Lester Whitaker, Frank Petrilli, Buster De Carlo, Ward Lay, Jack Balke.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 p01
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of The Girl Friend with advertisement titled "Tea for Twenty" for tea dresses and long-wearing, garter-proof Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings. Sheer and service weights from $1.85. Chiffons from $1.95. On sale at Efird's Hosiery Section - Street Floor.
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ANB page 079 foldout7 cover
Brochure page cover from the Auditorium Theatre, Grace Michael, Manager, Charlotte N.C. Titled "The Girl Friend". Image of naked woman with long hair covered by a palm frond. Tickets on sale at Efird's. Street Floor. Handwritten "X" in upper right hand corner.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p07
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of the Music Box Review with an advertisement from Coty Parfum L'Origan. For sale at Efird's, Charlotte N.C. In 2oz and exquisite purse sizes 1 oz, 1/2 oz and 1/4 oz. Image of perfume bottle sitting on top of a box with a tassel.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p06
Brochure pages from the Auditorium Theatre Music Box Review with credits for costume design, scenery, furniture, set design, construction, flowers and drapes from Hickson; A. Pinciara; S.M. Levor and Co., Inc; Crest Hats Inc.; Henry Sittenberg & Son; F.R. Triplett & Co.; Chameleon Co., Inc.; Famous Textile Co., Inc.; Irving Fain, President; T.B. McDonald Construction Company; Seidle Studios; Dazian; Rothe & Company; R.W. Bergman Studios; Ginger Ale by Canada Dry; Lynes; Berner; I. Miller; A. Molotowsky & Son; J.J. Wylie; General Flower Co.; John Corrigan; Frank Schneider. Orchestration by Frank Tours and T.L. Lorwell. Arrangements by Maurice De Pach and Steve Jones. Vocal harmony by Arthur Johnston. Ad on lower half of the page "Children's Famous Buster Brown Shoes" Efrid's Shoe Department, Street Floor.