Playbill for "The Tattooed Man" by the Grand Junction Junior College
Archival materials -- Playbill
Identifier:
1983.118.6Description
Playbill for "The Tattooed Man" presented by the Grand Junction Junior College. The two-act comic opera by Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith was held at Mesa Theater (current Avalon Theater) December 7,1932. The document is undated, but according to The Daily Sentinel the play was held in 1932. The musical was directed by Carl Hillyer. The playbill lists the members of the orchestra, cast, and chorus, then lists the musical numbers."The Tattooed Man" was produced by arrangement with Tams-Whitmark Music Library of New York City. Costumes furnished by Salt Lake Costume Co., Salt Lake City, UT. The playbill was printed/distributed by The Daily Sentinel Press.
Content Date:
December 7 1932Related people
Carl A. Hillyer [1889 - 1967] (was used by)Archie D. Bliss [1888 - 1957] (references)
Katherine Phillips [1904-1993] (references)
Edna Chiesman [1887 - 1976] (references)
Grand Junction Junior College (references)
Julia A. Wilson [1877 - 1968] (references)
Sidney P. Bull [1890 - 1979] (references)
A. L. Kemper (references)
Harry C. Simonson [1911-1976] (references)
Luther M. Brown [1890 - 1971] (references)
Harvey A. Brown [1913 - 1944] (references)
Leslie Day (references)
F. Eleanor Day Penberthy [1915 - 1961] (references)
Roscoe R. Giffin [1879 - 1963] (references)
Dr. Wyatt A. Wood (references)
Paul P. Tracy [1876 - 1945] (references)
Dr. Laurence E. Hoisington [1915 - 2001] (references)
Charles Elden Norine [1913 - 1996] (references)
Frank T. Kara [1914 - 1978] (references)
Dr. Rex Ingraham [1914 - 2013] (references)
George F. Hillyer [1913 - 1977] (references)
Dr. Raymond T. Eddy [1912 - 1992] (references)
Harry L. Eddy [1906-1976] (references)
Richard B. "Dick" Williams [1911 - 1993] (references)
Donald A. Finch [1915 - 1990] (references)
Dr. Guy E. Jones [1893 - 1981] (references)
Harold B. Fleming [1913 - 1975] (references)
Charles S. Shryock [1896 - 1970] (references)
Helen W. Ross Wilson [1910-2010] (references)
Doris A. Snyder [1901 - 1990] (references)
Maxine Ingraham Norviel [1912 - 2008] (references)