Saturday Morning Musical Club records, 1909-1971 (bulk 1920-1948)

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Saturday Morning Musical Club records, 1909-1971 (bulk 1920-1948)

AZ 443


Collection Summary
Creator:	Saturday Morning Musical Club (Tucson, Ariz.)
Collection Name:	Saturday Morning Musical Club records,
Inclusive Dates:	1909-1971 (bulk 1920-1948)
Physical Description:	9.2 linear feet
Abstract:	This collection includes correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, financial records, and programs of the various civic events and artists' series performances sponsored by the Saturday Morning Musical Club, as well as similar materials related to the Temple of Music and Art.
Collection Number:	AZ 443
Repository:	University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections University of Arizona PO Box 210055 Tucson, AZ 85721-0055 Phone: 520-621-6423 Fax: 520-621-9733 URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/

Historical Note

The Saturday Morning Musical Club was organized in 1907 by Madeline Dreyfus Heineman. It began with twelve women performing at each others' homes but soon grew to include performances by well-known artists. The Club incorporated in 1917, and in 1927, the Club built the Temple of Music and Art to showcase these performances. The Temple of Music and Art, Inc. a non-profit corporation, was established by the Club in 1925 and closed its existence in 1961. The Club sold the building in 1972, but it continued as a non-profit organization.

Scope and Content Note

This collection includes correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, financial records, and programs of the various civic events and artists' series performances sponsored by the Saturday Morning Musical Club, as well as similar materials related to the Temple of Music and Art.

Organization

This collection is organized into four series:

Series I: Saturday Morning Musical Club Records and Correspondence, 1911-1963
Series II: Temple of Music and Art Historical Items and Records, 1926-1963
Series III: Performance Records, 1909-1971
Series IV: Season Ticket Records, 1929-1963

Restrictions

None.

Copyright

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.

Access Terms

Corporate Name(s)

Temple of Music and Art (Tucson, Ariz.)

Saturday Morning Musical Club (Tucson, Ariz.) -- Records and correspondence

Temple of Music and Art (Tucson, Ariz.) -- Records and correspondence

Geographic Name(s)

Tucson (Ariz.) -- History -- Sources

Subject(s)

Centers for the performing arts -- Arizona -- Tucson -- History -- Sources

Music -- Arizona -- Tucson -- Societies, etc. -- History -- Sources

Women -- Societies and clubs

Genre Form(s)

Bills

Correspondence

Programs

Administrative Information

Credit Line

Saturday Morning Musical Club papers(AZ 442). Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries.

Container List


Series I: Saturday Morning Musical Club Records and Correspondence, 1911-1963
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1		Executive Board Minutes (2 volumes). , 1911-1916/17
1		Board of Directors Monthly Minutes (1 volume). , 1948-1963
1		Stock Receipts, no. 1-300.
1	1-2	Annual Reports. , 1921/22-1931/32, 1943?, 1945
1	3	"State of the Union" document. , 1933
1	4	Stockholders.
1	5-6	Stockholders Annual Meeting. , 1929, 1948-1958
1	7	Stock Certificates (including related correspondence).
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2		Memberships (4 volumes). , 1915/16-1924/25, 1950/51-1953/54
			See also boxes 20-22, Season Tickets.

2	1	Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws. , 1922-1923
			Includes correspondence with the Arizona Corporation Commission.

2	2	Property: "Cathedral Hall" on Ochoa St., Lot 11, Block 225.
			Includes correspondence, taxes, bills, etc.

2	3	Property: South Stone and Scott, Lots 4 and 9, Block 231.
			Includes correspondence, taxes, legal papers, etc.

2	4	Early rental of other buildings. , 1912-1929
2	5	Miscellaneous clippings and historical items.
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3	1-3	Correspondence: General. , 1920-1962
3	4	Correspondence: Harry Berger. , 1945-1953
3	5	Correspondence: Samuel S. Berger regarding mortgage. , 1955
3	6	Correspondence: Tucson Chamber of Commerce. , 1924-1929
3	7	Correspondence: Arizona Federation of Music Clubs. , 1918-1962
3	8	Correspondence: University of Arizona. , 1927-1963
3	9-10	Correspondence: Tickets and Memberships. , 1918-1963
3	11	Correspondence: Motion Picture Options. , 1928-1930
3	12	B-Sharp Club. , 1929-1934
3	13	La Campanella Club. , 1925-1934
3	14	Admission Taxes. , 1919-1962
3	15	Armistice Day Floats. , 1921-1923
3	16-17	Fund-Raising, Contributions, Gifts. , 1922-1962
3	18	Scholarships and music lessons. , 1924-1958
3	19	Stationery, forms, etc.
3	20	Miscellaneous undated items.


Series II: Temple of Music and Art Historical Items and Records, 1926-1963
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4	1	Miscellaneous historical items.
4	2	Correspondence: Arthur W. Hawes, Architect. , 1926-1928
4	3	Dedication. , October 21, 1927
4		Engraved Printer's Plates (3) used for the cover of the Dedication program.
4		Plates (4) of signatures and photograph used in the Dedication program.
4		Plate used for the program cover for Civic Concert, "In a Persian Garden." , October 27, 1922
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5	1	Bills: General building repairs.
5	2	Bills: Cleaning.
5	3	Bills: Electrical work and supplies.
5	4	Bills: Fire extinguishers, inspections, etc.
5	5	Bills: Fish pond, patio, shrubbery, building exterior.
5	6	Bills: Floor repairs.
5	7	Bills: Furniture.
5	8	Bills: Furnace, heaters, boiler.
5	9	Bills: Heating, fuel.
5	10	Bills: Janitor supplies.
5	11	Bills: Locks and keys.
5	12	Bills: Painting.
5	13	Bills: Plumbing problems.
5	14	Bills: Roofing.
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6	1	Rentals: Tucson Symphony Orchestra. , 1929-1937
6	2	Rentals: University of Arizona Shaman Players. , 1927-1930
6	2	Rentals: Tucson Community Players. , 1931-1933
6	3	Rentals: Tucson Festival Society. , 1959-1962
6	4	Rentals: Miscellaneous correspondence. , 1927-1963
6		Rentals: Ledgers (6 volumes). , 1927-1956
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7	1	Leases: Margaret Cusick School of Dancing. , 1927, 1929, 1936-1939
7	2	Leases: A. H. Yeomans, Motion Pictures. , 1928-1930
7	3	Leases: Tucson Fine Arts Association. , 1929, 1932-1942
7	4	Leases: Albert Stetson, Phoenix. , 1933
7	5	Leases: Monica F. Angulo, "El Charro" Cafe. , 1933-1935
7	6	Leases: Elizabeth Hawkey, Temple Hat Shoppe. , 1935-1937
7	7	Leases: Foster and Kleiser, billboard space. , 1935-1949
7	8	Leases: Seventh Day Adventists. , 1936-1937, 1943
7	9	Leases: Olive E. Leeke, Leader of Unity Center. , 1936-1939
7	10	Leases: Institute of Educational Music. , 1936-1947
7	11	Leases: Tucson Little Theatre. , 1938-1946
7	12	Leases: Inez Webster. , 1947-1949
7	13	Leases: Sarah Wilson & Edith Hickman, Tea Room. , 1928-1929
7	13	Leases: Roberta Humphrey, Dance Studio. , 1934
7	13	Leases: Arizona School of Arts and Crafts. , 1934-1935
7	13	Leases: William Strauss, proposed drama school. , 1935
7	13	Leases: Bunny Wheeler, Temple Fine Arts Gallery. , 1960-1961
7	13	Leases: Tucson Music Teachers Association. , 1961-1963
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8	1	Mortgage: Chase National Bank and others. , 1930-1960
8	2	Banks: Arizona Trust Company. , 1936-1960
			Includes correspondence regarding care of the Temple building during the summer of 1936.

8	3	Banks: Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co. , 1917-1929, 1952
8	4	Banks: Miscellaneous.
8	5	Insurance Policies: American Insurance Company. , 1947-1958
8	6	Insurance Policies: Paramount Fire Insurance Company. , 1945-1962
8	7	Insurance Policies: Queen Insurance Company of America. , 1945-1946
8	8	Insurance Policies: United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. , 1945-1960
8	9-10	Insurance Policies: Industrial Commission of Arizona. , 1929-1963
8	11	Insurance Policies: Miscellaneous. , 1918-1961
8	12	Bond of Elizabeth Healy as Secretary-Treasurer. , 1948-1961
8	13	Contract with the Wage Scale Committee of Local no. 415 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the U. S. and Canada. , 1949-1958
8	14	Miscellaneous legal papers.
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9	1	Bills: Advertising, general.
9	2	Bills: Advertising, radio and TV.
9	3-4	Bills: Drayage. , 1917-1961
9	5	Bills: Flowers for special occasions.
9	6	Bills: Food, entertainment, gifts.
9	7	Bills: Organ repairs.
9	8	Bills: Piano purchase. , 1927-1929
9	9	Bills: Piano tuning and repairs.
9	10	Bills: Printing, El Tucsonese. , 1919-1937
9	11	Bills: Printing, F. E. A. Kimball. , 1917-1933
9	12	Bills: Printing, Acme Printing Co. , 1934-1948
9	13	Bills: Printing, various firms. , 1939-1962
9	14	Bills: Miscellaneous.
			Includes Berger Plaque, name plates for backs of seats in the auditorium of the Temple and storage rental, 1939.

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10	1	Financial Reports: Various. , 1913-1962
10	2	Financial Reports: Monthly. , 1961-1962
10	3	Audits (not complete). , 1922-1962
10		Ledgers (3 volumes). , 1917-1928/29.
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11		Ledgers (2 volumes). , May 1934-March 1946
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12		Ledgers (2 volumes). , April 1946-March 1956
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13		Ledgers (2 volumes). , April 1956-May 1963


Series III: Performance Records, 1909-1971
	These files contain the correspondence and bills relating to each performance. Additional programs for 1911-1916/17 will be found pasted in the two volumes of Executive Board Minutes in Box 1.


	Civic Concerts and Programs, 1909-1963
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14	1-6		Civic concerts and programs. , 1909-1937/38
14	7		"Il Trovatore." , March 8, 1935
14	8		"Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci." , March 6, 1936
				Includes also correspondence regarding a proposed performance of "Carmen."

14	9		Civic concerts and programs. , 1938/39-1940/41
14	10		"Cavalleria Rusticana." , March 29, 1940
14	11		Civic concerts and programs. , 1941/42-1943/44
14	12		"The Warrior's Husband." , July 9-11, 1943
14	13-15		Civic concerts and programs. , 1944/45-1962/63

	Artist Series, 1913-1971
		These files contain programs, correspondence, contracts, photographs, advertising, various financial records, etc., relating to each performance.

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15	1		Madame Schumman-Heink (contralto). , December 1, 1913
15	2		Zoellner String Quartette. , February 4, 1914
15	2		Havrah Hubbard Operalogue "Falstaff," with Claude Gotthelf. , December 20, 1916
15	2		Norma Gould Dancers. , November 24, 1919
15	2		Rudolph Reuter (pianist). , November 12, 1920
15	2		New York Chamber Music Society. , February 17, 1921
15	2		Frances Alda (soprano). , March 21, 1921
15	2		Margaret Matzenauer (contralto), Charles Carver (basso), and Frank LaForge (composer-pianist). , March 28, 1921
15	2		New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Stransky conductor. , April 18, 1921
15	2		Zoellner String Quartet. , December 12, 1921
15	2		Sophie Braslau (contralto). , February 28, 1922
15	2		Geraldine Farrar (soprano). , September 21, 1922
15	2		Marguerite D'Alvarwz (contralto). , November 24, 1922
15	2		Louis Graveure (baritone). , December 29, 1922
15	2		Efrem Zimbalist (violinist). , February 8, 1923
15	2		Flanzaley Quartet. , April 2, 1923
15	2		Griffes Group: Lucy Gates (soprano), Olga Steeb (pianist), and Sascha Jacobinoff (violinist). , January 22, 1924
15	2		Anna Case (soprano). , February 11, 1924
15	2		Mario Schamlee (tenor). , April 4, 1924
15	2		Louis Graveure (baritone). , October 20, 1924
15	2		Ignace Jean Paderewsky (pianist). , February 25, 1924
15	3		Sousa's Band. , January 10, 1922
15	4		"Cosi Fan Tutte," Hinshaw Opera Co. , February 28, 1923
15	5		Mischa Elman (violinist). , January 2, 1925
15	5		Denishawn Dancers. , January 8, 1925
15	5		Cherniavsky Trio. , January 26, 1925
15	5		Serge Rachmaninoff (pianist). , February 2, 1925
15	5		Florence Easton (soprano). , February 23, 1925
15	5		Rosa Ponselle (soprano). , March 20, 1925
15	6		Sousa's Band. , January 3, 1926
15	6		"La Traviata," San Carlo Opera Co. , January 15, 1926
15	6		"Marriage of Figaro," Hinshaw Opera Co. , February 5, 1926
15	6		John McCormack (tenor). , February 18, 1926
15	6		Indian Tribes in Song and Story: Homer Grunn (composer-pianist), and Evalyn Bentley (lecturer). , February 26, 1926
15	6		Charles M. Courbin (organist). , March 19, 1926
15	6		Tipica Orchestra of Mexico. , April 24, 1926
15	7		Amelita Galli-Curci (coloratura soprano). , November 29, 1926
15	7		Mordkin Ballet. , January 3, 1927
15	7		"Rigoletto," San Carlo Grand Opera Co. , January 13, 1927
15	7		Tipica Orchestra of Mexico. , April 24, 1926
15	7		Will Rogers. , March 2, 1927
15	8		"The Beggar's Opera." , November 22, 1927
15	8		Creatore and his Band. , January 20, 1928
15	8		Madame Schumann-Heink (contralto). , January 28, 1928
15	8		Os-ke-non-ton (Indian baritone).
15	8		Sigrid Onegin (contralto). , March 12, 1928
15	9		Sousa's Band. , October 27, 1928
15	9		Arthur Schmitz (pianist). , November 30, 1928
15	9		"Rose Marie." , December 31, 1928
15	9		Doris Niles Ballet. , January 28, 1929
15	9		Mildred Titcomb (pianist). , February 15, 1929
15	9		Geraldine Farrar (soprano). , March 12, 1929
15	9		Royal Belgian Band. , April 1929
15	10		"Polly," Beggars Opera Co. , December 11, 1928
15	11		Sir Harry Lauder and Company. , December 5, 1929
15	11		Mary Lewis (soprano). , December 12, 1929
15	11		Lawrence Tibbett (baritone). , January 27, 1930
15	11		Tito Schipa (tenor). , February 6, 1930
15	11		Kreutzberg and Georgi (dancers). , February 15, 1930
15	12		Dino Borgioli (tenor). , November 26, 1929
15	13		"Journey's End." , April 9, 1930
15	14		Fritz Kreisler (violinist). , November 18, 1930
15	14		Clare Clairbert (soprano). , December 9, 1930
15	14		Kreutzberg and Georgi (dancers). , February 2, 1931
15	14		"Die Walkuere," German Grand Opera Co. , February 4, 1931
15	14		Cherniavsky Trio. , April 14, 1931
15	14		Vasily Gromakovsky (baritone). , May 7, 1931
15	15		"Street Scene," (canceled). , January 16, 1931
15	16		United States Army Band. , October 15, 1931
15	16		Carola Goya (Spanish dancer). , November 23, 1931
15	16		"The Vinegar Tree," with Billie Burke. , December 4, 1931
15	16		Richard Crooks (tenor). , December 5, 13.1
15	16		Hart House Quartet.
15	16		Luboviski Trio.
15	16		Kreutzberg Dancers. , March 26, 1932
15	17		Walter Hampden in "Cyrano de Bergerac." , March 5, 1932
15	18		"House Beautiful," (canceled). , March 10, 1932
15	19		Hall Johnson Choir. , November 10, 1932
15	19		Clair Clairbert and D'Arkor (coloratura soprano and tenor). , December 2, 1932
15	19		Thelma Given (violinist). , January 27, 1933
15	19		Don Cossack Chorus. , February 7?, 1933
15	19		Jose Mojica (tenor). , February 10, 1933
15	19		"The Bad Man." , May 9, 1933
15	20		Sir Harry Lauder. , December 13, 1932
15	21		Walter Hampden in "Caponsacchi." , March 22, 1933
15	22		Bartlett-Frankel String Quartet. , December 18, 1933
15	22		Uday Shan-Kar and Company (Hindu dancers and musicians). , January 3, 1934
15	22		Vienna Choir Boys. , January 13. 1934
15	22		"A Night Off," Theater League, Inc. , March 9, 1934
15	23		Luisa Espinel (Spanish folk music and dance). , December 5, 1933
15	24		Elizabeth Rethberg (soprano). , November 10, 1934
15	24		Myra Kinch and company of dancers. , December 13, 1934
15	24		"Aida," San Carlo Grand Opera Co. , January 30, 1935
15	24		Paris Instrumental Quintet. , February 27, 135
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16	1		Sidor Belarsky (basso). , January 10, 1936
16	1		Maria Isabel and Company (Spanish dancers) (canceled). , January 10, 1936
16	1		"Faust," San Carlo Opera Co. , February 4, 1936
16	1		Jascha Heifetz (violinist). , February 21, 1936
16	2		Hollywood Symphonic Ballet. , December 13, 1935
16	3		Igor Gorin (baritone). , November 19, 1936
16	3		Col. W. de Basil's Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , January 13, 1937
16	3		Richard Crooks (tenor). , January 30, 1937
16	3		Sigrid Onegin (contralto). , February 5, 1937
16	3		Roth String Quartet. , March 25, 1937
16	3		Luther King (tenor). , March 29, 1937
16	4		"Cosi Fan Tutte," Salzburg Opera Guild. , January 2, 1938
16	4		Jooss European Ballet. , January 14, 1938
16	4		Mischa Elman (violinist). , March 15, 1938
16	4		Igor Gorin (baritone). , March 22, 1938
16	5		"La Boheme," San Carlo Opera Co. , February 14, 1938
16	6		Jessica Dragonette (lyric soprano). , February 25, 1938
16	7		Trudi Schoop and her Comic Ballet. , March 8, 1938
16	8		Ballet Caravan. , November 21, 1938
16	8		Curtis String Quartet. , January 12, 1939
16	8		Alexander Kipnis (basso). , March 1, 1939
16	8		Martha Graham and Company (dancers). , March 6, 1939
16	9		Russian Don Cossack Choir. , January 19, 1939
16	10		Tavo and Tanya (dancers). , November 24, 1939
16	10		Luigi Palazzi (tenor). , February 6, 1940
16	10		"La Traviata," San Carlo Opera Co. , February 16, 1940
16	10		Margaret Sittig (violinist). , March 20, 1940
16	11		United States Navy Band. , October 29, 1939
16	12		"Golden Boy." , November 11, 1939
16	12		"The Master Builder," with Eva Le Gallienne. , December 5, 1939
16	13		San Francisco Opera Ballet. , January 19, 1940
16	14		Luther King (tenor). , March 1, 1940
16	15		Fray and Braggioti (duo-pianists). , March 11, 1940
16	16		Igo Gorin (baritone). , March 25, 1940
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17	1		Devi Dja and her Bali and Java Dancers. , November 9, 1940
17	1		Mary Shahan (soprano) and Robert Hawkinson (pianist). , November 13, 1940
17	1		Manuela del Rio and her Spanish Ensemble. , January 17, 1941
17	1		Don Cossack Chorus. , January 28, 1941
17	1		Ruggiero Ricci (violinist). , February 10, 1941
17	1		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 18, 1941
17	1		Kirsten Falgstad (soprano). , March 9, 1941
17	2		Jascha Heifetz (violinist). , January 26, 1942
17	2		Jan Kiepura (tenor). , March 2, 1942
17	2		"Horton Ballets." , March 17, 1942
17	3		Amparo and Jose Iturbi (duo-pianists). , February 5, 1942
17	4		Joseph Szigeti (violinist). , January 15, 1943
17	4		Robert O'Connor (pianist). , February 1, 1943
17	4		Ballet Theatre. , February 15, 1943
17	4		Helen Traubel (soprano). , April 30, 1943
17	5		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 7, 1943
17	5		Anne Brown (soprano). , February 5, 1944
17	5		Bartlett and Robertson (duo-pianists). , March 25, 1944
17	5		Nelson Eddy (baritone). , April 1, 1944
17	6		Argentinita and Spanish Ensemble. , November 24, 1944
17	6		Don Cossack Chorus. , November 28, 1944
17	6		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 12, 1944
17	6		Compinsky Trio. , January 27, 1945
17	6		Conrad Thibault (baritone) and Robert O'Connor (pianist). , March 1, 1945
17	6		Bartlett and Robertson (duo-pianist). , April 3, 1945
17	7		"Carmen," San Carlo Opera Co. , January 54, 1945
17	8		Bidu Sayao (soprano). , February 26, 1945
17	9		Ruth St. Denis (dancer). , November 19, 1945
17	9		Egon Petri (pianist). , November 26, 1945
17	9		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 11, 1945
17	9		Bronislaw Huberman (violinist). , January 30, 1946
17	9		San Francisco Opera Ballet (cancelled). , February 4, 1946
17	9		The Theatre of Anga Enters. , March 26, 1946
17	9		Lupita Castro and her Mazalteco Group. , March 27, 1946
17	10		"Carmen," San Carlo Opera Co. , February 17, 1947
17	10		"Madame Butterfly," San Carlo Opera Co. , February 18, 1947
17	10		Martha Lipton (contralto) (cancelled). , February 24, 1947
17	10		Thomas L. Thomas (baritone). , March 23, 1947
17	11		Ballet Ruse de Monte Carlo. , December 10, 1946
17	12		Bartalini (singer, actor, dancer). , January 28, 1947
17	13		Father Flanagan's Boys Town Choir. , October 27, 1947
17	13		Jan Peerce (tenor) (cancelled). , November 4, 1947
17	13		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 9, 1947
17	13		"Arms and the Man," Barter Theatre of Virginia. , December 18, 1947
17	13		Artur Rubinstein (pianist). , January 7, 1948
17	13		Percy Grainger (pianist). , February 26, 1948
17	13		Nelson Eddy (baritone). , March 4, 1948
17	13		"La Boheme," San Carlo Opera Co. (cancelled). , March 24, 1948
17	14		Robert Brereton (pianist). , March 19, 1948
17	15		Rhythms of Spain (Spanish ensemble). , November 29, 1948
17	15		Marimi del Pozo (coloratura soprano). , January 3, 1949
17	15		Ossy Renardy (violinist). , February 1, 1949
17	15		Ballet Theatre (cancelled?). , February 8, 1949
17	15		Christopher Lynch (tenor). , March 4, 1949
17	16		Afro-Cuban Review (cancelled?). , September 9-11, 1949
17	16		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 15, 1949
17	16		De Paur's Infantry Chorus. , February 14, 1950
17	16		Sanroma (pianist). , February 24, 1950
17	16		Ballet Theatre. , February 28, 1950
17	16		Pierre Bernac (baritone) and Francis Poulenc (composer-pianist). , March 6, 1950
17	17		Talley Beatty and Company in Tropicana. , October 21, 1950
17	17		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 14, 1950
17	17		De Paur's Infantry Chorus. , January 16, 1951
17	17		Vivian Della Chiesa (soprano). , February 5, 1951
17	17		Whittemore and Lowe (duo-pianists). , February 26, 1951
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18	1		Mary Garden (lecture). , November 20, 1951
18	1		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , December 12, 1951
18	1		Carl Palangi (basso cantante). , February 7, 1952
18	1		Jose Iturbi (pianist). , February 11, 1952
18	1		Jorge Bolet (pianist). , April 3, 1952
18	2		Stephan Hero (violinist). , January 16, 1953
18	2		Slavenska-Franklin Ballet, with Alexandra Danilova. , February 27, 1953
18	2		Katie Lee, her guitar and folk songs. , March 25, 1953
18	2		Jorge Bolet (pianist). , April 13, 1953
18	3		Guiomar Novaes (pianist) (cancelled). , March 8, 1954
18	3		Victoria de Los Angeles (soprano). , March 13, 1954
18	3		Patricia Benkman (pianist). , March 18, 1954
18	3		Jose Greco and his company of Spanish Dancers. , March 31, 1954
18	4		Vronsky and Babin (duo-pianists). , January 6, 1955
18	5		Societa Corelli (string ensemble). , December 2, 1954
18	5		Vronsky and Babin (duo-pianists). , January 6, 1955
18	5		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , March 3, 1955
18	5		"Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," Lesseli Marionettes. , March 5, 1955
18	5		Jose Greco and his Spanish Dance Company. , March 19, 1955
18	6		Leon Fleisher (pianist). , January 26, 1955
18	7		Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra. , January 26, 1956
18	7		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 24, 1956
18	7		Witold Malcuzynski (pianist). , March 9, 1956
18	7		Lola Montes and her Spanish Dancers. , March 19, 1956
18	8		De Paur Opera Gala. , January 25, 1957
18	8		Luboshutz and Nemenoff (duo-pianists). , February 4, 1957
18	8		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 22, 1957
18	8		Jose Greco and his company of Spanish Dancers. , March 18, 1957
18	8		Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet. , May 27, 1957
18	9		Festival Quartet. , January 21, 1958
18	9		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , January 27, 1958
18	9		Jorge Bolet (pianist). , February 26, 1958
18	9		Mattiwilda Dobbs (coloratura soprano). , March 24, 1958
18	9		National Ballet of Canada. , March 28, 1958
18	10		Lois Brandwynne (pianist). , January 15, 1959
18	10		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 20, 1959
18	10		Jose Greco and his company of Spanish Dancers. , February 27, 1959
18	10		Benno and Sylvia Rabinof (violin and piano duo). , March 30, 1959
18	11		Tong-Il Han (pianist). , January 20, 1960
18	11		Jose Greco and his Spanish Ballet. , March 1, 1960
18	11		"Rigoletto," New York Opera Festival (cancelled). , March 3, 1960
18	12		Robert Joffrey Theatre Ballet. , November 13, 1959
18	13		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 23, 1960
18	14		Jean-Leon Destine and his Haitian Dance Company (cancelled). , February 6, 1961
18	14		Tong-Il Han (pianist). , March 2, 1961
18	14		Whittemore and Lowe (duo-pianists). , March 17, 1961
18	15		San Francisco Operatic Quartet. , January 13, 1962
18	15		Jose Greco and his Spanish Ballet. , February 26, 1962
18	15		John Browning (pianist). , April 6, 1962
18	16		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. , February 24, 1962
18	17		Ruth Page's Chicago Opera Ballet. , January 22, 1963
18	17		Whittemore and Lowe (duo-pianists). , January 28, 1963
18	17		Jose Greco and his Spanish Ballet. , March 12, 1963
18	18		Dame Judith Anderson in "Lady Macbeth," and Medea." , February 2, 1963
18	19		"On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," tour company. , January 13, 1968
18	19		"Cabaret," tour company. , November 7-8, 1969?
18	19		"I Do! I do!" tour company. , March 28, 1970
18	19		"Zorba," tour company. , March 7, 1971
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19	1-3		Various. , 1921-1962
19	4		Armitage, Merle (for various agencies). , 1922-1932
19	5		Baman, Catharine. , 1921-1922
19	6-10		Behymer. L. E. , 1917-1947
19	11		Columbia Artists Management. , 1949-1961
19	12		Culbertson, Harry and Arthur. , 1921-1929
19	13		Healy, Frank W. , 1929
19	14		Legitimate Theatre Corporation of America. , 1939-1940
19	15		Morini, Albert. , 1941-1963
19	16		Morris, William. , 1946-1960
19	17		Wagner, Charles L. , 1921-1937


Series IV: Season ticket records, 1929-1963
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20	1-6	Season Ticket Records. , 1929/30-1939/40
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21	1-7	Season Ticket Records. , 1941/42-1958
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22	1-4	Season Ticket Records. , 1959/60-1962/63