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To St. Paul's faculty and staff, undated; to Harry Dawe, April 21, 1959; to Hooker-Howe Costume Co., February 7, 1952; from St. Paul's College Chaplain, February 8, 1972; to Rev. Mr. Arcellius Elliot, January 28, 1972; from Thomas L. King, February 8, 1972; from Thomas L. King, March 3, 1972; from Thomas L. King, March 17, 1972; to Thomas L. King, March 10, 1972

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains two periodicals (one of which is in French) relating to theatre, as well as several articles and advertisements concerning shows that Boyers directed. Included in this series is a news article announcing a performance by the Saint Paul Players of Don-Jo Victorious, an original adaptation by Boyers of Moliere’s Don Juan. (Programs for this production are included in the following series.)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains two periodicals (one of which is in French) relating to theatre, as well as several articles and advertisements concerning shows that Boyers directed. Included in this series is a news article announcing a performance by the Saint Paul Players of Don-Jo Victorious, an original adaptation by Boyers of Moliere’s Don Juan. (Programs for this production are included in the following series.)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The prompt books, scripts, libretti and production notes relate to Boyers’ productions, primarily of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and French plays. Many of the scripts are marked up with direction notes. A few of the production notes include set design drawings. Production notes listed alphabetically by show title.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The prompt books, scripts, libretti and production notes relate to Boyers’ productions, primarily of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and French plays. Many of the scripts are marked up with direction notes. A few of the production notes include set design drawings. Production notes listed alphabetically by show title.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The prompt books, scripts, libretti and production notes relate to Boyers’ productions, primarily of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and French plays. Many of the scripts are marked up with direction notes. A few of the production notes include set design drawings. Production notes listed alphabetically by show title.

Scope and Contents From the Series: The programs are divided into three sections. The first, “Performances by Boyers,” consists of programs for shows that Boyers directed, produced or oversaw, most of which were performed at either Saint Paul’s College or Oberlin College. They include Gilbert and Sullivan operettas as well as French plays. The second, “Other theatre,” contains programs from his travels in London as well as one program from Nashua, New Hampshire. The third, “Church and college,” consists of programs from Saint...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains two periodicals (one of which is in French) relating to theatre, as well as several articles and advertisements concerning shows that Boyers directed. Included in this series is a news article announcing a performance by the Saint Paul Players of Don-Jo Victorious, an original adaptation by Boyers of Moliere’s Don Juan. (Programs for this production are included in the following series.)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains two periodicals (one of which is in French) relating to theatre, as well as several articles and advertisements concerning shows that Boyers directed. Included in this series is a news article announcing a performance by the Saint Paul Players of Don-Jo Victorious, an original adaptation by Boyers of Moliere’s Don Juan. (Programs for this production are included in the following series.)

Scope and Contents From the Series: The programs are divided into three sections. The first, “Performances by Boyers,” consists of programs for shows that Boyers directed, produced or oversaw, most of which were performed at either Saint Paul’s College or Oberlin College. They include Gilbert and Sullivan operettas as well as French plays. The second, “Other theatre,” contains programs from his travels in London as well as one program from Nashua, New Hampshire. The third, “Church and college,” consists of programs from Saint...