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ANB page 079 foldout6 p05
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue. Performers or costume designers listed as Ames Harper, Belle Fanning, Charlotte Grauert, Larry Lee Besson, Music Box Girls, Lee Roy Snyder, Russell Seifert, Nyra Brown, H. Curley Monnett, Dave Burns, Henry Thompson, T. L. Corwell, Tom Rosen, Frank Little, Clem T. Shaefer, George Degnon, W. Red Wills, Clara Faller, Leona Reynolds, Howard Ingram, Jeannette Brown, Frank Dehaney, Joe Aiken, John O'Rourke, C.L. Richmond, Chic Royster, Harry Cook, Phil Drennan, Joe Trembley, Roy Requa, Mabel Johnston, Eaves and Co., Effelle, inc, Francis and Company, Pulliche, Veronica Blythe, Jenkins.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p04
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue. Performers listed as Ruby Love, Ruth Reese, Alva Feller, Jeanette Brown, Dolly Bushman, Collette Dupont, Betty Baker, Louise Auten, Dee Taylor, Pat Daley, Mitzie Hayes, Lou Heckman, Stan Tobiason, Jeanette McCargish, Ruby Flick, Bella Fanning, Dorothy Lee, Louise Holmes, Nita Bowles, Ralph Hinkinson, Christy Hanson, Chas Schetter, Max Simon, Larry Besson, Nyra Brown, Henry Thompson, Millicent Lyons, Florence Lyons, Lester Booker, Virgina Watson, Russell Seifert, Josef Smith, Ralph Hinkson, Nita Bowles, Larry Lee Besson, Lucy Bourdeau, Pat Daley, Doreen Dorf, Louise Auten, Ruth Reese, Ruby Flick, Alva Mae Faller, Margo Young, Curly Monnett, Ames Harper, Gilda Leroy, Joe Martin, Stanley Tobiason, Lou Hickmon, Christy Hansen, Max M. Simons, Geo. Bley, Eva Hart, Dorothy Lee, Ruth Reese, Madge Evans, Virgina Watson.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p03
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue. Advertisement page At Efird's Now. Complete Assortment of Orthophonics. List of product and prices. Efird's Music Department - Fourth Floor.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p02
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue. Performers are Larry Besson, Lester Booker, Dave Burns, Homer Curley Monett, Nyra Brown, Lee Roy Snyder, Russell Sifrit, Louise Holmes, Jenny Lind, Ames Harper, Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Henry Thompson, Stan Tobiason, K. Lazaro Ambagon, Harry Brown, Frank Dehaney, Max simons, Dolly Bushman, Lou Heckman, Chas. Schetter, Lyons Sisters and Company, Jennie Lind, Eva Hart, Colletta DuPont, Nora Garmon, Madeline Bowles, Lester Booher, Margo Young, Lucy Bourdeau, Joe Martin.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 p01
Brochure page from the Auditorium Theatre production of Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue. Matinee and Night. December 25. Geo. E. Wentz presents Irving Berlin's Fourth Annual Music Box Revue. Entertainers listed are Larry Lee Besson, Henry Thompson, Belle Fanning, Dorothy Lee, Mitzie Hayes, Doreen Dorf, Jeanette Brown, Eva Hart, Ames Harper, Pat Daley, Margo Young, Dolly Bushman, Betty Baker, Jeanette McCargish, Nora Carmon, Dee Taylor, Madge Evans, Lester Booker, Ruby Flick, Marie Cook, Ruth Reese, Louise Holmes, Lee Roy Snyder, Harry Brown, Lou Hickman Lucy Bourdeau, Madeline Bowles, Homer Curly Monnett, Varda Chamers, Alva Mae Fuller, Dolly Bushman, Dorothy Cassidy, Lydia Parker, Virginia Watson, Charlotte Grauert, Lyon Sisters, Alva Feller, Marcie Hands, Ruby Love, Anita Bowles, Norma Gorman.
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ANB page 079 foldout6 cover
Brochure cover from the Auditorium Theatre, Grace Michael, Manager. Charlotte, N.C. "The Biggest Show in the World. Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue". Staged by John Murray Anderson. Famous Cast and Music Box Girls. Tickets on sale at Efird's. Street Floor. Image of female dancer on box.
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ANB page 079 foldout5 p03
Brochure page from the Warner Bros. production of Vitaphone and John Barrymore in Don Juan. Warner's Broadway Charlotte. Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 2:30 - Twice Daily - 8:15 All Seats Reserved. Images of John Barrymore and other cast members from the play.
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ANB page 079 foldout5 p02
Brochure page from the Warner Bros. Vitaphone production of John Barrymore in Don Juan. Entertainers listed are Giovanni Martinelli (with photograph) Anna Case (with photograph). New York Philharmonic Orchestra of 107 Concert Musicians. Henry Hadley Conductor. Drawing of orchestra.
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ANB page 079 foldout5 p01
Brochure page from the Warner Bros. Vitaphone and John Barrymore production. Entertainers Marion Talley (with photograph), Mischa Elman (with photograph), Giovanni Martinelli, Anna Case, Metropolitan Opera Company Chorus. With Mary Astor. Directed by Alan Crosland. Adopted by Bess Meredyth. Vitaphone Corporation, Western Electric company and Bell Telephone Laboratories. Drawing of an orchestra.
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ANB page 079 foldout5 cover
Brochure cover page titled Warner Bros. present Vitaphone and John Barrymore in "Don Juan". Handwritten note across the top of page "First Vitaphone Program 2/12/27". Handwritten note down right side of page "Charlotte, N.C. - Broadway - O. Gibbons". Image in color of Man with cape holding woman with long hair. Torn ticket stub Z 108 Orchestra Warner's Broadway. S Good Only Matinee Feb 12 1927.
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ANB page 079 foldout4 p03
Brochure page from the lectures of John Cowper Powys. Subheadings are China's Ancient Wisdom, Some Powys Facts and Remarkable Press Tributes.
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ANB page 079 foldout4 p02
Brochure page from the lectures program of John Cowper Powys, M.A. Subheadings are Views on Psycho-Analysis, Race Psychology Discussed, Interesting Social Problems.
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ANB page 079 foldout4 p01
Brochure page with lectures from the program delivered by John Cowper Powys, M.A. Subheadings are New Lecture Subjects, Notable Literary Course, Brilliant Shakespearian Lectures.
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ANB page 079 foldout4 cover
Brochure cover titled Lee Keedick presents John Cowper Powys, M.A. Brilliant English Novelist, Poet and Essayist. Former Staff Lecturer for the Extension Societies of Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Author of "Suspended Judgements", "Visions and Revisions", "Wood and Stone", "Rodmoor", "Wolf's Bone", "Mandragora", "The Complex Vision", "Samphire", "One Hundred Best Books", "Psychoanalysis and Mortality". Image of John Cowper Powys. Handwritten note "The Ten Best Books" Shearer Hall, Monday, October 12, 7:30 p.m. Free. Exclusive Management of Lee Keedick, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York
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ANB page 079 foldout3 p02
Brochure program page from the American Legion Hornet Nest Post presents Will Rogers. Entertainers are the DeReszke Singers, Mr. Rogers. Program Contributed By the S. & W. Cafeteria "The Best Place in North Carolina to Eat". Charlotte Asheville Raleigh.
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ANB page 079 foldout3 p01
Program brochure page from the American Legion Hornet's Nest Post presenting Will Rogers. Entertainers listed are The DeReszke Singers, Mr. Rogers. Program Contributed by the S. & W. Cafeteria "The Best Place in North Carolina to Eat". Charlotte, Asheville Raleigh.
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ANB page 079 foldout3 cover
Brochure cover page of the American Legion Hornet Nest Post presents Will Rogers with the DeReszke Singers. Francis Luther, Tenor; Floyd Townsley, Tenor; Erwyn Mutch, Baritone; Harold Kellog, Basso. Auditorium January 19, 1927. Baldwin Piano used. Coming Attractions Madge Kennedy with Sidney Blackmer in Love in a Mist. Lasacala Grand Opera Co. February 3, 4 and 5. Management: Charles L. Wagner, 511 Fifth Ave., New York. Handwritten check mark with a plus sign on the upper right corner.
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ANB page 079 foldout2 p03
Brochure page from the Davidson College vs Presbyterian College football game on October 2, 1926. Insurance advertisement from the Insurance Department of Citizens Trust, John R. Saye, Manager.
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ANB page 079 foldout2 p02
Brochure page listing the Presbyterian College Football Team in the game against Davidson College on October 2, 1926 at Winthrop College Stadium in Rock Hill, S.C. Players are Griffith, Kolb, Gregg, Neighbors, Jones, Robinson, Barnwell, Hogrefe, Kirven, Wilson, Dunlap, Pearce, Owens, Moffatt, Witherspoon, Blake, Weldon, Timmons, Stamps, Blalock, McKenzie, Stevens. Walter Johnson, Coach, W.B.Byers, Jr. Manager. Probable line-up listed.
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ANB page 079 foldout2 p01
Brochure page listing the Davidson College Football Team on October 2, 1926 against Presbyterian College at Winthrop College Stadium in Rock Hill, S.C. Players names are Pickney, Bohannon, Arrowood, McGeachy, Lincoln, Ritchie, Laws, Mauldin, Baker, Grey, J., Mitchell, Christian, Green, McColgan, McConnell, Sims, Kerr, Wilson, Sappenfield, James, Black, Farrell, Harrison, Nesbit, Leggette, Kell, Davis, Allen, Grey, R., W.L. Younger, Coach; S.D. Tilson, Assistant Coach; R.H. McIlwaine, Manager. Handwitten scores by quarter and the word "fight" written between the third and fourth quarter scores.
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ANB page 079 foldout2 cover
Brochure cover page titled Program Davidson-Presbyterian College Football. Winthrop College Stadium, Rock Hill S.C. dated October 2, 1926. Sponsored by Frank Roach Post, American Legion. Facts about the game.
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ANB page 079 foldout1 p01
Newspaper article continuing the coverage of the fight between the Davidson College football team and the Presbyterian College football team. Involved parties include Jerry McKenzie, Marion Kirven, James Witherspoon, Bohannon, Captain Griffith, Walter Johnson, Dr. Sentelle.
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ANB page 079 foldout1 cover
Newspaper article titled "New Light on Wildcat - P. C. Row. Reconciliation Seems likely As Result" about the fight between the Davidson College football team and the Presbyterian College football team. Names included in the article are Harvey R. Dickson, Dr. E.M. Sentelle, and Coach Johnson
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ANB page 077 foldout14 p01
Single page two sided titled "Lew Sarett". Woodsman, Poet. Image of 2 men hiking through the woods with backpacks strapped across their backs and a strap over their foreheads.
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ANB page 077 foldout14 cover
Single page two sided titled "Lew Sarett" describing his work as a college professor, woodsman and poet.