College theater -- Texas

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This series contains Murray's papers related directly to the TETA organization's activities. Lynn Murray was president of TETA from 1975 to 1977. In addition to this, Murray was the director of UT Austin's Summer Theatre Workshop for Texas from 1961 until 1999.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains Murray's papers related directly to the TETA organization's activities. Lynn Murray was president of TETA from 1975 to 1977. In addition to this, Murray was the director of UT Austin's Summer Theatre Workshop for Texas from 1961 until 1999.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains records relating to TETA, encompassing the organization's annual conferences (Theatrefest), the Texas Theatre Adjudicators and Officials (TTAO) committee, annual proceedings, newsletters (Texas theatre notes) and material relating to TETA's treasurer. The record group also includes the records relating to TETA from one of the organization's past presidents, Lynn Murray (1975-1977), in addition to material once belonging to a member of the TETA curriculum committee,...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains records relating to TETA, encompassing the organization's annual conferences (Theatrefest), the Texas Theatre Adjudicators and Officials (TTAO) committee, annual proceedings, newsletters (Texas theatre notes) and material relating to TETA's treasurer. The record group also includes the records relating to TETA from one of the organization's past presidents, Lynn Murray (1975-1977), in addition to material once belonging to a member of the TETA curriculum committee,...

Series Description From the Series: The first subseries, Education and Training, contains Mary Sue's yearbooks, class notes, and her thesis from her years at Baylor University, where she gained her undergraduate and masters degrees in drama. Also included are slides of the 1952 trip to Paris made by the Baylor Drama students with Paul Baker. The next subseries, Acting, Design, and Directing Career, contains records, audiotapes, photographs, slides, posters, letters, scripts, set designs and costume designs. The...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: These materials are organized into three series: "AETA/ATA", "American College Theatre Festival", "University and College Theatre Association". It contains correspondence, meeting minutes, publications, newsletters, curriculum vitaes, reports, and operating documents relating to the American Theatre Association and its members, specifically James Barton, a former professor at Southwest Texas State University (now Texas State University) and regional representative to the ATA. The material is...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains records relating to TETA, encompassing the organization's annual conferences (Theatrefest), the Texas Theatre Adjudicators and Officials (TTAO) committee, annual proceedings, newsletters (Texas theatre notes) and material relating to TETA's treasurer. The record group also includes the records relating to TETA from one of the organization's past presidents, Lynn Murray (1975-1977), in addition to material once belonging to a member of the TETA curriculum committee,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series, made up of the subseries Tributes and Interviews, Play Productions, Educational, and Miscellaneous, documents the Bakers’ lifelong involvement in theater and education. Within each series the cassettes have been arranged alphabetically by title. Many of the cassettes in the Tributes and Interviews, and Educational Subseries offer insight into Paul Baker’s philosophy of education, while the cassettes in the Play Productions Subseries provide examples of Baker’s work as a...

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This series contains Murray's papers related directly to the TETA organization's activities. Lynn Murray was president of TETA from 1975 to 1977. In addition to this, Murray was the director of UT Austin's Summer Theatre Workshop for Texas from 1961 until 1999.

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Carton full of small items: photographs, boxes of 35mm slides that are primarily identified by production title. Includes a matted print of Shelia with Larry Hovis (drama faculty).

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SMU. Character studies.

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The small group of clippings in this series highlights periods in Paul Baker’s life from his undergraduate years at Trinity University in Waxahachie, TX, to his work at Baylor University, and his retirement in Waelder, TX.

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The brochures and programs in this series come mostly from theaters and productions with which Paul Baker was involved either as a performer or director. They are arranged alphabetically by theater name.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains records relating to TETA, encompassing the organization's annual conferences (Theatrefest), the Texas Theatre Adjudicators and Officials (TTAO) committee, annual proceedings, newsletters (Texas theatre notes) and material relating to TETA's treasurer. The record group also includes the records relating to TETA from one of the organization's past presidents, Lynn Murray (1975-1977), in addition to material once belonging to a member of the TETA curriculum committee,...

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This series contains materials compiled by Kitty Baker about the early development of The Baylor Children’s Theater. In 1941, Mrs. Baker began a children’s art and drama class for the Baker’s first daughter and her friends, which would eventually grow into the Baylor Children’s Theater. In this series, clippings, photographs, booklets, workshop materials and ephemera record the activities of the Children’s Theater and Mrs. Baker’s role as its co-founder.

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Southwest Texas State University, Main Stage. 16 characters.

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Main stage photos; copies of drawings. Texas State University, Main Stage. 40 characters.

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Photographs. Texas State University, Main Stage. 40 characters.