Miscellaneous Utah Theatre Programs

Program for Tooele High School Concert Band, Annual Winter Concert, February 2, 1961. Program for "To See Ourselves, Other Women as Mirrors: A Symposium," February 8, 1978. Program for St. Mark's Cathedral 1978-1979 Concert Series. Program for "The Farley Family Reunion," June 23, 1980. Program for "A Chorus Line," 1980. Program for the Utah Opera Company's performance of "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci," January - February 1981. Program for the David E. Miller Lecture on Utah and the West, by David J. Weber: "Mexico vs. The Mountain Men: The Control of the Great Basin," April 22, 1981. Program for dedication of cross at Dominguez Hill, May 1, 1981. Program for "Dramatic Recitals and Interpretive Lectures by Professor Maud May Babcock, University of Utah," October 8, 1981. Program for The Governor's Black Advisory Council's First Annual Scholarship Fund Raiser, February 5, 1982. Program for "Latter-day Saint Women in Concert," March 1982. Program for Old Lyric Repertory Co.'s performance of "Wait Until Dark," June-August 1982. Program for Old Lyric Repertory Co. performances of "Light up the Sky," "Anything Goes," "Murder at the Vicarage," and "Misalliance," June - August 1983. Program for Utah Symphony concert, December 18, 1982. Program for "Relocation & Redress: The Japanese American Experience," March 10-12, 1983. Program for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' presentation of "Behold The Lamb of God," March 24-30, 1983. Program for The Utah Classical Guitar Society's presentation of Ricardo Iznaola, December 1, 1983. Program for David E. Miller Lecture on Utah and the West, W. Turrentine Jackson: "Salt Lake City: Transportation Depot During the Stagecoach Era," April 18, 1984. Program for The Salt Lake Acting Company's presentation of "Wave's Home for Hurtin' Tammies," circa 1984. Program for Old Lyric Repertory Company's 1992 Season. Program for "Les Misérables," July - August 1992. Program for Pro Musica, undated. Program for The Martin Harris Pageant Committee's presentation of "Martin Harris: The Man Who Knew," undated.