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Theatre Intime Records, 1919-2011: Finding Aid

AC022

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Published in 1998

©2006 Princeton University Library

Summary Information

Creator:

Princeton University. Theatre Intime.

Title and dates:

Theatre Intime Records

1919-2011

Abstract:

The collection contains records of the Princeton University student-run theatre organization and includes correspondence, clippings, photographs, playbills, posters, scripts, designs, and promotional materials.

Size:

66.34 linear feet

93 boxes and two oversize folders

Call number:

AC022

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Princeton University Archives.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of materials:

English

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

Organizational History

Theatre Intime was founded in 1919 by a small group of Princeton undergraduates interested in writing and producing original plays. Quickly growing in popularity, in the fall of 1921 it obtained the use of Murray Theater, which had theretofore served as a chapel, on the Princeton campus. Murray has been Intime's home ever since.

Throughout its history, Theatre Intime has remained a student-run organization. With a few notable exceptions, Intime has maintained itself without financial support from the university. Intime produces all manner of performances--dramas, tragedies, comedies, and musicals, as well as monologues, magic shows, and folk sings. Historically, its members have shown an interest in lesser-known or less-often performed works, as well as in student-written plays. Over the years, several plays have enjoyed their American or world premiers with Intime: in the spring of 1921, John Milton's Samson Agonistes was the first such debut. It was followed by such plays as Tolstoy's Tsar Fyodor Ivanovitch (1929), Jules Romains' Give the Earth a Little Longer (Spring 1942), Jean Cocteau's The Typewriter (Fall 1949), John O'Hara's Searching Sun (Spring 1952), and W.H. Auden's Age of Anxiety (Spring 1960).

For its first fifty years, the group experienced alternating periods of creativity and growth and times when membership and interest in the group sagged. The period before World War II saw the company's focus shift from encouraging student playwriting to acting and directing professional plays. This new focus was most visible in the years 1929-1933, when James Stewart, Joshua Logan, Myron McCormick, Norris Houghton, Bretaigne Windust, and others were student members. Originally set up as almost a private club for its members, whose audiences were admitted by invitation only, Intime quickly grew to become a more open stage company. Intime's relationship with the Triangle Club was especially reciprocal in this era.

During World War II, Intime's activities were suspended. After the war, club veterans returned to reorganize the group. During the years 1947-1954, the group began experimenting with new playwrights and artists: works by Sartre, Cocteau, and Giradoux appeared during these years, soon to be followed by Albee, Ionesco, Pirandello, Beckett, Camus, and Brecht. The years from 1955 to 1966 proved difficult for Intime, as student apathy discouraged and often foiled the troupe's efforts.

The greatest turning point in Intime's history occurred during the 1970s. Student enthusiasm about theatre in general increased markedly in these years, reflecting cultural changes of the times, and the beginning of coeducation provided a great deal of new talent. Membership rules were loosened, and an atmosphere of creativity and openness inspired not only experimental and avant-garde performances, but also an expanded season of up to ten plays, compared to the four-or-five-play seasons of the 1950's. Since this time, Intime has enjoyed consistent popularity and organizational good health.

Throughout Intime's history, its members often sought to run summer seasons. The early 1930's, late 1940's, 1950's, and the period since 1968 all saw successful summer efforts. Theatre Intime's members were often involved in summer theatre projects. This collection contains materials for summer seasons from 1928-1931 and 1968 onward. However, Intime members also succeeded in staging shows during the summers 1928 to 1931 (with students from Harvard and other universities in Falmouth, Massachusetts), 1948 to 1950, and 1953 to 1960, under the name University Players, in the summer of 1962 as the Princeton Players, and in the 1970s as Summer Intime.

For a more detailed account of Theatre Intime's development over the years, please see John P. Kendall '74's English Department senior thesis, I Also Swept the Floor: Theatre Intime from 1920 to 1974.

Chronology

1. 1919-1920:
   • Le Ballet Intime
   • Ghosts
   • Macbeth
   • Hamlet
   • Pippa Passes
   • The Glittering Gate
   • Fame and the Poet
   • Swine
   • A Game of Chess
   • Samson and Delilah
   • Interlude
   • The Isle of Paradise
2. 1920-1921:
   • Eureka
   • Conigsby's Conscience
   • The Glittering Gate
   • Nell of Gray Gulch
   • The Queen's Enemies
   • The Girl Who Was Different
   • Dr. Smiley Dines Out
   • Bombarded by Molecules
   • The Lost Silk Hat
   • The Young Master's Arrival
   • The Mousetrap
   • A Game of Chess
   • Dark Lady of the Sonnets
   • If Shakespeare Were Alive Today
   • Caroline's Christmas
   • Will o' the Wisp
   • Spilled Milk
   • Swan Song
   • The Shock
   • The Mystic and the Mouse
   • XV Idyl
   • In His Image
   • Macbeth
   • Aria de Capo
   • Ionnie
   • The Younger Generation
   • A Working Model
   • Liluli
   • The Little Wreck
   • Repressed Emotions
   • The Great Idea
   • Behind the Beyond
   • The Eternal Serpentine
   • The Other Caliph
   • Bones and the Man
   • The Photographer
   • Politics
3. 1921-1922:
   • Atlas
   • Her Face
   • The Life Machine
   • Lulu Batt
   • Vogner
   • The Thirteenth Floor
   • Shades of Hamlet
   • DuBarry
   • The Orchid
   • Poetic Justice
   • The Superman Crashes Through
   • A Night at the Inn
   • While the Carriage Waits
   • The D.T.'s
   • Samson Agonistes
   • It's a Wise Child (Euripides Notwithstanding)
   • Will O' the Wisp
   • My Unknown Friend
   • After All
   • Patelin Pays
   • The Other Foot
   • The Better Man
   • Pourquoi Chantent-Ils?
   • Oedipus Rex
   • Hidden Treasure
   • Putting It Across
   • Man of Destiny
   • The Shadow in the Dark
4. 1922-1923:
   • The Royal Breed
   • The Genesis of Timon
   • The Cold Country
   • Hemlocke Oake
   • Heresy
   • The Monkey's Paw
   • The Bourgeois Bohemian
   • The Pearl and the Pistol
   • Le French Farce
   • Bound East for Cardiff
   • The Suicides
   • The Photographer
   • A College Education
   • Flashes of Steel
5. 1923-1924:
   • The Clod
   • The Pot Boiler
   • A Night at the Inn
   • Generalissimo
   • The Judgement of Pallas
   • Gaffer
   • The Shadow in the Dark
   • The Better Man
   • A Game of Chess
   • The Better Angel
   • Retainers of the Moon
   • Odd Proposals
   • The Way Across
   • Felipe
   • Spume of the Sea
6. 1924-1925:
   • The Hero of Santa Maria
   • Nocturne
   • The Silent Protector
   • Magic
   • How He Lied to Her Husband
   • Simon's Hour
   • Bursting the Barriers
   • Fratricide Punished
   • Romio and Julietta
   • While the Carriage Waits
   • Among the Sands
   • St. Patrick's Day or The Scheming Lieutenant
   • Nassau Street Follies
7. 1925-1926:
   • Where the Cross Is Made
   • Wurzel
   • The Proposal
   • Two Crooks and a Lady
   • A Good Woman
   • Augustus Does His Bit
   • Candida
   • The Dover Road
8. 1926-1927:
   • Doctor Faustus
   • Shore
   • The Lady in the Chair
   • Make Believe
   • Confessional
   • Saint Joan
   • Outward Bound
   • Hamlet
9. 1927-1928:
   • Caesar and Cleopatra
   • Open Collars
   • The Wild Duck
   • The Truth About Blayds
   • The Devil's Disciple
10. Summer 1928:
    • The Dover Road
    • Beyond the Horizon
    • The Torchbearers
    • The Jest
    • In the Next Room
    • The New Way
    • Is Zat So
    • The Thirteenth Chair
11. 1928-1929:
    • Much Ado About Nothing
    • Crocodiles Are Happy
    • Tsar Fyodor Ivanovitch
    • The Torchbearers
    • The Old Timer
12. Summer 1929:
    • The Devil in the Cheese
    • The Donovan Affair
    • The Last of Mrs. Cheyney
    • Outward Bound
    • The Last Warning
    • Merton of the Movies
    • Crime
    • The Bad Man
    • The Czarina
    • The Constant Nymph
13. 1929-1930:
    • The Barker
    • Time Is a Dream
    • Androcles and the Lion
    • The Intruder
    • Othello
    • The Right Sort
14. Summer 1930:
    • Murray Hill
    • The Wooden Kimono
    • The Watched Pot
    • Thunder on the Left
    • The Makropoulos Secret
    • The Masque of Venice
    • The Firebrand
    • Hell Bent for Heaven
    • The Marquise
    • A Kiss for Cinderella
15. 1930-1931:
    • The Pigeon
    • The Lady and the Slave
    • Our Last Run
    • Three Artists and a Lady
    • Man and the Masses
    • The Play's the Thing
16. Summer 1931:
    • Paris Bound
    • Interference
    • Mr. Pim Passes By
    • Coquette
    • Her Cardboard Lover
    • The Trial of Mary Dugan
    • The Guardsman
    • Juno and the Paycock
    • The Silent House
    • The Italian Straw Hat
17. 1931-1932:
    • Dr. Knock
    • Never Mind the Scotch
    • Tribunal
    • The Hairy Ape
    • The Phoenix Nest
    • Nerissa
18. 1932-1933:
    • Under the Undercurrent
    • Entertaining Ginny Sutherland
    • The Thing a Man Loves
    • Joe
    • Time of Their Lives
    • Outside Looking In
    • Froth and Foam
19. 1933-1934:
    • Bird in Hand
    • Tarneed
    • The Young and the Miserable
    • Twitch Twaddle
20. 1934-1935:
    • Three Cornered Moon
    • The Lawyer
    • The Pope's End
    • Holiday
21. 1935-1936:
    • Spread Eagle
    • Children of Darkness
    • Pastorale
    • Bitter Tulips
    • Job
    • Talk of the Town
    • Peer Gynt
22. 1936-1937:
    • The Importance of Being Earnest
    • Awhile to Work
    • The Great God Brown
    • The Father
    • The Tempest
23. 1937-1938:
    • Time of Their Lives
    • Volpone
    • The Undiscovered Country
    • Falstaff
    • The Beaux Stratagem
24. 1938-1939:
    • Hamlet
    • The Play's The Thing
    • We Rileys
    • Man of Destiny
    • Bury the Dead
    • The School for Scandal
25. 1939-1940:
    • The Front Page
    • Macbeth
    • There Was A Young Man
    • Romeo and Juliet
    • Raise You Five
26. 1940-1941:
    • Our Boys
    • Troilus and Cressida
    • Time of Their Lives
    • The Lawyer
    • Raise You Six
27. 1941-1942:
    • Jim Dandy
    • Three White Leopards
    • The Importance of Being Earnest
    • Gabbatha
    • Give the Earth a Little Longer
    • Come What April
28. 1945-1946:
    • Break the Ice!
29. 1946-1947:
    • Blithe Spirit
    • The Critic
    • The Scheming Lieutenant
    • Twilight Bar
    • Make Mine Sherry
30. 1947-1948:
    • High Tor
    • The Imaginary Invalid
    • Richard II
    • One on the House
31. Summer 1948:
    • No Exit
    • How He Lied to Her Husband
    • The Beautiful People
    • Yes Is for a Very Young Man
32. 1948-1949:
    • Yes Is for a Very Young Man
    • The Cenci
    • A Christmas Carol
    • Heartbreak House
    • The Glass Roadblock
    • Highway Interlude
    • Renegades
    • Boy Meets Girl
33. Summer 1949:
    • The Vegetable
    • Cathleen Ni Houlihan
    • Purgatory
    • The End of the Beginning
    • The Streets of New York
    • The Spring Tree Yoke
    • Sophocles' Oedipus Rex
    • Engaged
    • The Respectful Prostitute
    • Master Pierre Patelin
    • Arms and the Man
    • Measure for Measure
34. 1949-1950:
    • The School for Scandal
    • The Typewriter
    • King Lear
    • The Crisis
    • The Gas Chamber
    • The Spring Tree Yoke
    • Captain Brassbound's Conversion
35. Summer 1950:
    • Coriolanus
    • An Inspector Calls
    • Too Many Thumbs
    • The Family Reunion
    • Major Barbara
    • Anna Christie
    • She Stoops to Conquer
36. 1950-1951:
    • The Importance of Being Earnest
    • The Petrified Forest
    • Henry IV
    • Volpone
    • Children of the World
    • Up Running River
    • The Assassins
37. 1951-1952:
    • The Trojan War Will Not Take Place
    • Past Reason
    • The Carnival
    • A Modern Romance
    • The Searching Sun
    • Adam's Sons
38. 1952-1953:
    • Antigone
    • Othello
    • The White Rooster
    • Gordium
    • Craylor Sabbath
    • Woman at the Inn
    • The Drunkard/anonymous
39. Summer 1953:
    • The Rose Tattoo
    • The Devil's Disciple
    • The Infernal Machine
    • Hello Out There
    • The Apollo of Bellac
    • Red Peppers
    • An Italian Straw Hat
    • The Tempest
40. 1953-1954:
    • Arms and the Man
    • Henry IV, Part I
    • The Captain and the King
    • The God Within
    • Reflexions
    • One Too Many
    • Tartuffe
41. Summer 1954:
    • Camino Real
    • Right You Are
    • Penny for a Song
    • Theatre of the Soul
    • Queens of France
    • Village Wooing
    • Ghosts
    • She Loves Me Not
    • Alice in Wonderland
    • Geral Loves Sandra Loves Paxon
    • Twelfth Night
42. 1954-55:
    • Murder in the Cathedral
    • The Victors
    • The Knight of the Burning Pestle
    • Shark Reflections
    • La Joconde (Smiling Lady)
    • At the Gates
    • Love for Love
43. 1955-1956:
    • Liliom
    • Clash by Night
    • No Man Is an Island
    • The Hearing or Trial by Committee
    • The Travelers
    • The Braggart Warrior
44. Summer 1956:
    • Saint Joan
    • Charley's Aunt
    • Blood Wedding
    • The Grass Harp
    • The Father
    • Ring Round the Moon
    • The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden
    • Bedtime Story
    • As You Like It
45. 1956-1957:
    • Alcestis
    • Androcles and the Lion
    • Measure for Measure
    • Bound East for Cardiff
    • Reflexions
    • The Second Prayer
    • The Golden Comedy of Belshazzar
    • White Lies
    • The Caine Mutiny
46. Summer 1957:
    • A Streetcar Named Desire
    • Skin of Our Teeth
    • Heartbreak House
    • The Enchanted
    • The Love of Don Perlimplin for Belisa in the Garden
    • The Wedding
    • Thieves' Carnival
    • Shadow of a Gunman
    • Love's Labour Lost
    • Lord Byron's Love Letter
47. 1957-1958:
    • Hello Out There
    • Sweeney Agonistes
    • The Rainmaker
    • The Alchemist
    • The Glass Menagerie
    • Mother Loves Me: A Freudian Fable
    • Robert
    • November Afternoon
    • His Brother's Company
48. Summer 1958:
    • A View from the Bridge
    • The Match Maker
    • Legends of Lovers
    • The Burnt Flower Bed
    • Light Up the Sky
    • Auto-Da-Fe
    • The Case of the Crushed Petunias
    • The Unsatisfactory Supper
    • Misalliance
    • Purple Dust
    • The Two Gentlemen of Verona
49. 1958-1959:
    • A Masque of Reason
    • World Without End
    • Beyond the Horizon
    • The Revenger's Tragedy
    • Ondine
    • Mr. First
    • The King's Birthday
    • The Second Eclipse
50. Summer 1959:
    • Playboy of the Western World
    • The Play's the Thing
    • Waiting for Godot
    • The Philanderer
    • Romeo and Juliet
    • The Boyfriend
51. 1959-1960:
    • The Movie Man
    • Hands Across the Sea
    • All My Sons
    • Escurial
    • Age of Anxiety
    • The Nose on Your Face
    • Good Friday
    • Wormwood and Soda
52. Summer 1960:
    • Epitaph for George Dillion
    • The Underpants
    • The Prodigal
    • Major Barbara
    • An Enemy of the People
    • Two Gentlemen of Song
    • The Lesson
    • Queens of France
    • Six Characters in Search of an Author
    • Kiss Me Kate
53. 1960-1961:
    • Purgatory
    • Professor Taranne
    • Recollections
    • The Jew of Malta
    • Woyzeck
    • Twenty-Seven Wagons Full of Cotton
    • The Purification
    • La Ronde
    • Lullaby
    • With Malice Towards Some
    • Such an Ostrich
54. 1961-1962:
    • The Fisherman
    • Passion, Poison, and Petrification
    • Charley's Aunt
    • Henry IV
    • Look Back in Anger
    • Calvary
    • A Night of the Trojan War
55. Summer 1962:
    • The Entertainer
    • Pots of Money
    • Tonight We Improvise
    • Arms and the Man
    • The Widow
    • Article 330
    • Uncle Vanya
    • The Exception and the Rule
    • The Beggar's Opera
56. 1962-1963:
    • Hello Out There
    • Bedtime Story
    • A Streetcar Named Desire
    • The Devil's Disciple
57. 1963-1964:
    • The Potboiler
    • The Skin of Our Teeth
    • Kind
    • The Zoo Story
    • The American Dream
    • Billy Budd
58. 1964-1965:
    • Inherit the Wind
    • Passion, Poison, and Petrification
    • Mister Roberts
    • Escurial
    • The Dumbwaiter
    • A Man's a Man
59. 1965-1966:
    • The White Devil
    • Sophocles' King Oedipus
    • The Bespoke Overcoat
    • You Can't Take It With You
    • The Romanticks
60. 1966-1967:
    • The Gas Heart
    • The Private Life of the Master Race
    • Salome
    • Little Mary Sunshine
    • The Caretaker
    • The Taming of the Shrew
    • Those That I Fight
    • The Body of an American
    • The Cat and the Canary
    • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
    • Thurber Carnival
61. 1967-1968:
    • A Thurber Carnival
    • Under Milkwood
    • The Balcony
    • Man and Daemon
    • Incident at Vichy
    • The Misanthrope
    • The Dumbwaiter
    • Hamlet
    • Luv
    • Once Upon a Mattress
    • Miracle
62. Summer 1968:
    • Night of the Iguana
    • Amphitryon
    • The Trial
    • Arms and the Man
63. 1968-1969:
    • The Dumbwaiter
    • The Lesson
    • The Clouds
    • The Killer
    • The World of Carl Sandburg
    • Long Day's Journey Into Night
    • Slow Dance on the Killing Ground
    • The Alchemist
    • An Irish Faustus
    • Moby Dick Rehearsed
    • The Madness of Lady Bright
64. Summer 1969:
    • Little Foxes
    • A Shot in the Dark
    • Anne of a Thousand Days
    • Heartbreak House
    • The Knave of Hearts
65. 1969-1970:
    • The Red Eye of Love
    • A Man for All Seasons
    • The Happy Time
    • Marat
    • Strike Theatre
66. Summer 1970:
    • The Eccentricities of a Nightingale
    • The Playboy of the Western World
    • The Homecoming
    • Misalliance
    • Winnie the Pooh
67. 1970-1971:
    • Zoo Story
    • Swan Song
    • The Threepenny Opera
    • The Physicists
    • Endgame
    • Beyond the Fringe
    • Henry IV, Part 1
68. Summer 1971:
    • The Rainmaker
    • Twelfth Night
    • Joe Egg
    • Uncle Vanya
    • Androcles and the Lion
69. 1971-1972:
    • Beyond the Fringe
    • Dracula
    • Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
    • Frogs!
    • Phaedra
    • The Two Executioners
    • The Hostage
    • Woyzeck
    • The Philanderer
70. Summer 1972:
    • Billy Liar
    • Happy Birthday
    • A Flea in Her Ear
    • What the Butler Saw
    • Adventures in Prooland
71. 1972-1973:
    • The Hundred and First
    • As You Like It
    • Electra
    • Ten Little Indians
    • Squanto
    • Hay Fever
72. Summer 1973:
    • The Philanthropist
    • The Birthday Party
    • The Beaux' Stratagem
    • Tango
    • George Washington Crossing the Delaware
    • The Knave of Hearts
73. 1973-1974:
    • The Lover
    • Adaptation
    • Next
    • Palls
    • The Successful Life of 3
    • Measure for Measure
    • Slow Dance on the Killing Ground
    • The American Dream
    • The Sandbox
    • Citizen Kong
    • 'Tis Pity She's a Whore
74. Summer 1974:
    • Arms and the Man
    • Luv
    • Baby Want a Kiss
    • Lion in Winter
75. 1974-1975:
    • The Typists
    • The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
    • The Real Inspector Hound
    • After Magritte
    • Lovers
    • Ubu the Cuckold
    • The Puppet Show
    • The Caucasian Chalk Circle
    • The Glass Menagerie
76. Summer 1975:
    • Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad
    • Charley's Aunt
    • Voice of the Turtle
    • Golden Goose
    • Unhealthy to Be Unpleasant (U.T.B.U.)
77. 1975-1976:
    • The Golden Fleece
    • The Public Eye
    • The Private Ear
    • All's Well that Ends Well
    • Lysistrata
    • We're on the One Road
    • The Marriage of Bette and Boo
78. Summer 1976:
    • Fallen Angels
    • The Imaginary Invalid
    • Two for the Seesaw
    • Picnic
79. 1976-1977:
    • How He Lied to Her Husband
    • Old Times
    • The Tempest
    • Don Juan
    • A Sea Fantasy
    • Tonight at 8:30
    • The Vise
    • Birdbath
    • Ring Round the Moon
    • Endgame
80. Summer 1977:
    • Cox and Box
    • Candida
    • The Creation of the World and Other Business
    • Alice Through the Looking-Glass
    • 110 in the Shade
    • Moonchildren
81. 1977-1978:
    • Anyone Can Whistle
    • When You Comin' Back, Red Rider?
    • House of Blue Leaves
    • An Evening of Anton Chekhov and Tennessee Williams (One Acts)
    • Loot
82. Summer 1978:
    • Tartuffe
    • Holiday
    • Match Play
    • The Mousetrap
83. 1978-1979:
    • Romeo and Juliet
    • The Typists
    • 27 Wagons Full of Cotton
    • Patience
    • Aeneas in Flames
    • The Children's Hour
    • Troilus and Cressida
84. Summer 1979:
    • The Last of the Red Hot Lovers
    • Towards Zero
    • The Matchmaker
    • After the Fall
85. 1979-1980:
    • Welcome to Andromeda
    • Home Free
    • The Birthday Party
    • The Norman Conquests
    • Hedda Gabler
    • A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
    • Antigone
    • Have Trouble, Will Call
86. Summer 1980:
    • The Devil's Disciple
    • The Sorcerer
    • The Mound Builders
    • Night Watch
87. 1980-1981:
    • No Exit
    • The Lesson
    • The Importance of Being Earnest
    • The Fifth Column
    • Harvey
    • Man Is Man
    • The Impressario
    • Lovers
    • Zoo Story
    • How We Got to Be So Great
88. 1981-1982:
    • The Lovliest Afternoon of the Year
    • The Dumbwaiter
    • Camino Real
    • The Misanthrope
    • Godspell
    • Black Comedy
    • Lysistrata
    • Stage Directions
    • Aria da Capo
    • Scenes from American Life
89. Summer 1982:
    • Scapino
    • The Belle of Amherst
    • Happy End
    • The Freedom of the City
90. 1982-1983:
    • Jack, or The Submission
    • An Evening of Chekhov
    • As You Like It
    • They Are Dying Out
    • Adaptation
    • Plants and Waiters
    • Brussels!
    • The Rimers of Eldritch
    • Born Yesterday
    • A Soldier's Tale
    • The Odd Couple
91. Summer 1983:
    • Bus Stop
    • Talking With
    • March of the Falsettos
    • The Betrayal
92. 1983-1984:
    • The American Dream
    • Miss Julie
    • Silence
    • The House of Blue Leaves
    • Curculio the Weevil
    • Pippin
    • The Cocktail Party
    • Nuts
    • Dead Give-Away
93. Summer 1984:
    • Sly Fox
    • Angels Fall
    • Say Goodnight, Gracie
    • Side by Side by Sondheim
94. 1984-1985:
    • Lone Star
    • A Nite Out
    • Performing
    • The Diviners
    • The Lion in Winter
    • Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
    • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
    • Sexual Perversity in Chicago
    • Suddenly Last Summer
    • Julius Caesar
95. Summer 1985:
    • Beyond Therapy
    • The Skin of Our Teeth
    • A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking
    • Starting Here, Starting Now
96. 1985-1986:
    • Home Free
    • The Maids
    • Shivaree
    • Blue Window
    • Twelfth Night
    • The Vampyre
    • Agnes of God
    • Sagittarius
    • Of Mice and Men
97. 1986-1987:
    • Condemned
    • The Dutchman
    • Sound of a Voice
    • Deathtrap
    • Happy Birthday, Wanda June
    • The Real Thing
    • Crimes of the Heart
    • Extremities
98. Summer 1987:
    • Noises Off
    • Don Juan
    • Arms and the Man
    • A Midsummer Night's Dream
99. 1987-1988:
    • Private Scenes
    • Play
    • Come & Go
    • What Where
    • Equus
    • The Promise
    • The Prisoner of Second Avenue
    • The Serpent
    • Aunt Dan and Lemon
    • America, Five A.M.
    • She Was Asking for It
    • The Redemption of Steven Allbright
    • The Mousetrap
100. 1988-1989:
     • Brilliant Traces
     • Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You
     • Benefactors
     • In the Jungle of the Cities
     • Hair
     • Blood Relations
     • Old Times
     • Imperfect Affairs
     • Deckbuilding
     • Antigone
     • The Day Room
101. 1989-1990:
     • Luv
     • No Exit
     • Uncommon Women
     • A Lesson from Aloes
     • Burn This
     • Orphans
     • Fool for Love
     • Divorsosaurus
     • A Roommate's Story
     • Dusa, Fish, Stas, and Vi
102. 1990-1991:
     • White Stones
     • Laundry and Bourbon
     • Lone Star
     • Talk Radio
     • Hurlyburly
     • Rhinoceros
     • Amadeus
     • Waiting for Godot
     • Biloxi Blues
103. 1991-1992:
     • Here Lies Jeremy Troy
     • Drinking in America
     • The Foreigner
     • Deathtrap
     • As You Like It
     • The Gospel of Luke
     • Bodyhype
     • The Rehearsal
     • Find Me
     • Cyrano de Bergerac
     • The Cherry Orchard
     • Helter Shelter
     • Cain
     • Bodyhype
     • The Foreigner
104. 1992-1993:
     • Little Footsteps
     • “Master Harold”...and the Boys
     • The Importance of Being Earnest
     • The House of Blue Leaves
     • Bodyhype
     • Noises Off
     • Another Antigone
     • Suddenly, Last Summer
     • Bodyhype
     • Solitary Confinement
     • “Master Harold”...and the Boys
105. 1993-1994:
     • Vampire Lesbians of Sodom
     • The Shadow Box
     • What the Butler Saw
     • Quipfire!
     • Hamlet (an improvised version)
     • Bodyhype
     • Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune
     • Buried Child
     • The Tempest
     • Steel Magnolias
     • Quipfire!
     • Bodyhype
     • In a Sense
     • Nighthawks at the Diner
     • The Doppler Effect
     • Greater Tuna
106. 1994-1995:
     • Quipfire!
     • Lips Together, Teeth Apart
     • Sexual Perversity in Chicago
     • The Duck Variations
     • Across the Jordan
     • Les Liasons Dangereuses
     • Bodyhype
     • The Marriage of Bette and Boo
     • Grotesque Lovesongs
     • B.A.C. at Ya!
     • Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
     • Our Country's Good
     • Dime Store Zen
     • The Maids
     • Quipfire!
     • Bodyhype
     • Winfrey and the Four Dimensional Vegetarians
     • David and Julie
     • Last Train to Alpha Centauri
     • Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
     • Quipfire!
107. 1995-1996:
     • Quipfire!
     • Six Degrees of Separation
     • Gatsby
     • Burn This
     • The Bacchae
     • Dime Store Zen
     • Bent
     • Daughters of Survival
     • True West
     • Quipfire!
     • Bodyhype
     • Wasted
     • Even Nightengales
     • Eugenica
     • Six Degrees of Separation
     • Quipfire!

Description

Consists of the records of Princeton’s Theatre Intime, from its beginning in 1919 to the present, including typescripts, production books, photographs, business records, playbills, posters, masks, costume and set designs, and miscellaneous material. The collection also contains a bound manuscript and recordings of interviews conducted for I ALSO SWEPT THE FLOOR (1974), a history of Theatre Intime written by John Kendall as his senior thesis.

Arrangement

Organized into the following series:

• Series 1: Production Files, 1919-1996
• Series 2: Photograph Files, 1919-1996
• Series 3: Oversize Items, 1920-1972
• Series 4: Post-1993 Additions, 1926-2009
• Subseries 4A: Administrative and Production Files, 1927-2006
• Subseries 4B: Artifacts, 1936-1947
• Subseries 4C: Clippings, 1927-1998
• Subseries 4D: Photographs, 1926-2006
• Subseries 4E: Posters, 1935-1995
• Subseries 4F: Recorded Interviews, 1974
• Subseries 4G: Video Recordings, 1995-2009
• Subseries 4H: 90th Anniversary Party Accrual, 1933-20111993-2006

Access and Use

Access

Collection is open for research use.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish material from the collection must be requested from the University Archivist. Copyright is held by the Trustees of Princeton University.

Related Materials

Related Materials

Materials related to Intime or its members might also be found in AC122, Triangle Club Records. Early photographs of Intime members are contained in AC317, Historical Photograph Collection: Glass-Plate Negatives Series. Material relating to the Falmouth summers may be found in TC087, Bretaigne Windust papers, which are housed in Firestone Library. Records for the later University Players are available in AC381, University Players Collection, 1948-1960. Materials related to the Quipfire! improv comedy group are avilable in AC360, Quipfire! Records, 1992-1995.

Processing and Other Information

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Michael Harrison in Summer 1993. Finding aid written by Michael Harrison in 1993. Additions were processed by Christie Peterson with assistance from Suchi Mandavilli '14 in 2011. Finding aid amended by Christie Peterson in April 2011.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on November 17, 2006.

Language(s) of this Finding Aid

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Theatre Intime Records, Box and Folder Number; Princeton University Archives, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Houghton, Norris
• Logan, Joshua
• McCormick, Myron
• Stewart, James, 1908-1997
• Windust, Bretaigne, 1906-1960
• Princeton University Princeton Dramatic Association
• Princeton University. Triangle Club.
• University Players, Inc.
• Actors -- New Jersey -- Princeton -- 20th century -- Photographs.
• Actresses -- New Jersey -- Princeton -- 20th century -- Photographs.
• Playbills
• Posters

Browse other finding aids related to the following terms:

• Princeton University
• Theater/Film

Contents List

1. Series 1: Production Files, 1919-1996 Description: Series 1: Production Files, 1919-1996 consists of correspondence, clippings, records, photographs, scripts, printed materials, etc. related to Theatre Intime productions. Arrangement: Materials within Series 1: Production Files, 1919-1996 are organized by seasons, which are based on the academic calendar and run from the fall of one year to the spring of the next. Within Series 1: Production Files, 1919-1996, materials have been arranged in this general order: Tickets and invitations, Clippings and posters (ordered by play), Photocopies of photographs (ordered by play; original photographs are in Series 2), Correspondence (ordered by date), Organizational notes, minutes, press releases (ordered by date), Playbills and fliers (ordered by play), Scripts

2. 1919-1920 to 1929-1930, 1919-1920, 1929-1930

   Box 1

3. 1930-1931 to 1939-1940, 1930-1931, 1939-1940

   Box 2

4. 1939-1940 to 1947-1948, 1939-1940, 1947-1948

   Box 3

5. 1947-1948 to 1950-1951, 1947-1948, 1950-1951

   Box 4

6. 1950-1951 to 1953-1954, 1950-1951, 1953-1954

   Box 5

7. 1954-1955 to 1960-1961, 1954-1955, 1960-1961

   Box 6

8. 1961-1962 to 1966-1967, 1961-1962, 1966-1967

   Box 7

9. 1966-1967 to 1967-1968, 1966-1967, 1967-1968

   Box 8

10. 1967-1968 to 1969-1970, 1967-1968, 1969-1970

    Box 9

11. 1969-1970 to 1970-1971, 1969-1970, 1970-1971

    Box 10

12. 1970-1971 to 1971-1972, 1970-1971, 1971-1972

    Box 11

13. 1972 Summer to 1973-1974, 1972 Summer, 1973-1974

    Box 12

14. 1974 Summer to 1977-1978, 1974 Summer, 1977-1978

    Box 13

15. 1978 Summer to 1983-1984, 1978 Summer, 1983-1984

    Box 14

16. 1984 Summer and Miscellaneous, 1984 Summer

    Box 15

17. 1990-1991 to 1995-1996, 1990-1991, 1995-1996

    Box 15A

18. Series 2: Photograph Files, 1919-1996 Description: Series 2: Photograph Files, 1919-1996 consists of original photographs removed from Series 1: Production Files during processing. Arrangement: Series 2: Photograph Files, 1919-1996 is arranged chronologically.

19. 1919-1920 through 1929-1930, 1919-1920, 1929-1930

    Box 16

20. 1930-1931 through 1933-1934, 1930-1931, 1933-1934

    Box 17

21. 1934-1935 through 1941-1942, 1934-1935, 1941-1942

    Box 18

22. 1945-1946 through 1947-1948, 1945-1946, 1947-1948

    Box 19

23. 1948-1949 through 1948-1949, 1948-1949, 1948-1949

    Box 20

24. 1948-1949 through 1949-1950, 1948-1949, 1949-1950

    Box 21

25. 1949-1950 through 1950-1951, 1949-1950, 1950-1951

    Box 22

26. 1950-1951 through 1951-1952, 1950-1951, 1951-1952

    Box 23

27. 1951-1952 through 1952-1953, 1951-1952, 1952-1953

    Box 24

28. 1952-1953 through 1953-1954, 1952-1953, 1953-1954

    Box 25

29. 1953-1954 through 1954-1955, 1953-1954, 1954-1955

    Box 26

30. 1954-1955 through 1956 Spring, 1954-1955, 1956 Spring

    Box 27

31. 1956 Spring through 1966 Spring, 1956 Spring, 1966 Spring

    Box 28

32. 1967 Spring through 1967 Fall, 1967 Spring, 1967 Fall

    Box 29

33. 1968 Spring through 1968 Spring, 1968 Spring, 1968 Spring

    Box 30

34. 1968 Spring through 1968 Fall, 1968 Spring, 1968 Fall

    Box 31

35. 1969 Spring through 1969 Summer, 1969 Spring, 1969 Summer

    Box 32

36. 1969 Fall

    Box 33

37. 1970 Spring through 1970 Summer, 1970 Spring, 1970 Summer

    Box 34

38. 1970 Fall through 1971 Spring, 1970 Fall, 1971 Spring

    Box 35

39. 1971 Summer

    Box 36

40. 1971 Fall through 1972 Spring, 1971 Fall, 1972 Spring

    Box 37

41. 1972 Spring through 1973 Spring, 1972 Spring, 1973 Spring

    Box 38

42. 1973 Spring through 1973 Fall, 1973 Spring, 1973 Fall

    Box 39

43. 1974 Spring through 1974 Summer, 1974 Spring, 1974 Summer

    Box 40

44. 1974 Fall through 1975 Summer, 1974 Fall, 1975 Summer

    Box 41

45. 1975 Summer through 1976 Spring, 1975 Summer, 1976 Spring

    Box 42

46. 1976 Spring through 1976 Fall, 1976 Spring, 1976 Fall

    Box 43

47. 1977 Spring through 1977 Summer, 1977 Spring, 1977 Summer

    Box 44

48. 1977 Summer through 1978 Spring, 1977 Summer, 1978 Spring

    Box 45

49. 1978 Summer through 1979 Spring, 1978 Summer, 1979 Spring

    Box 46

50. 1979 Spring through 1981 Spring, 1979 Spring, 1981 Spring

    Box 47

51. 1981-1982

    Box 48

52. 1982 Fall through 1984 Spring, 1982 Fall, 1984 Spring

    Box 49

53. 1984 Fall through 1985 Spring, 1984 Fall, 1985 Spring

    Box 50

54. 1985-1986

    Box 51

55. 1986 Fall through Princeton Summer Theatre 1987, 1986 Fall, 1987

    Box 52

56. 1991-1992 to 1995-1996, 1991-1992, 1995-1996

    Box 52A

57. Unidentified, undated

    Box 53

58. Oversize, undated

    Box 54-54A

59. Series 3: Oversize Items, 1920-1972 Description: Series 3, Oversize Items, contains three scrapbooks and one production book and six oversize visual items (two photographs and four sketches). One of the oversize photographs depicts the Princeton Dramatic Association (1916), a predecessor of Theatre Intime.

60. Scrapbook, 1920-1922

    Box 55

61. Scrapbook, 1923-1932

    Box 56

62. Scrapbook, 1932-1942

    Box 57

63. Production book for Squanto!, 1972

    Box 58

64. Two photographs and four sketches, undated

    Cabinet 6, Drawer 7

65. Series 4: Post-1993 Additions, 1926-2009 Size: 25.92 Linear feet, 29 boxes, 1 oversize folder Description: Series 4: Post-1993 Additions, 1926-2009 consits of materials added to the collection after its initial processing in 1993. These materials overlap in date and subject matter with the materials in Series 1-3, and include a broad range of formats. Arrangement: Series 4: Post-1993 Additions, 1926-2009 has been arranged in subseries according to material type: Administrative and Production Files, Artifacts, Clippings, Photographs, Posters, Recorded Interviews, and Video Recordings.

66. Subseries 4A: Administrative and Production Files, 1927-2006 Size: 5.09 Linear feet, 10 boxes, 1 oversize folder Description: Subseries 4A: Administrative and Production Files, 1937-2006 consists of files that often include a broad range of materials about Theatre Intime productions: plans, scripts, programs, photographs, clippings, etc. It also includes Theatre Intime newsletters, subscription letters, accounting books, and similar administrative materials. Arrangement: The folders in Subseries 4A: Administrative and Production Files, 1927-2006 are arranged in approximately chronological order.

67. Produced Plays Card Catalog, 1919-1982

    Box 66

68. Set Design for The Tempest, 1936 Creator: Ayers, Lemuel DeLos, Jr.

    Cabinet 7, Drawer 8

69. Programs, 1927-1933, 1965

    Box 58

70. Subscription Letter, 1931

    Box 58

71. Programs, 1938-1952

    Box 58

72. Programs, Photos, and Publications, 1928, 1942-1950

    Box 58

73. Open Collars Photographs, Program, Executive Committee List, 1927-1929

    Box 58

74. Celebrity Photographs and Negatives, undated

    Box 58

75. Photographs and Miscellaneous, 1946-2000 Identifier: AR.2010.020

    Box 58

76. Programs, 1947-1952, 1966

    Box 58

77. Uniform of Flesh Script, 1947

    Box 58

78. Photographs and Programs for Richard II and One On The House (the 1948 Spring Review), 1948

    Box 58

79. Programs, 1948-1949 Identifier: AR.1996.015

    Box 58

80. Miscellanea, 1965-1969

    Box 58

81. Clouds, undated

    Box 58

82. Fair Game, 2004

    Box 58

83. The Real Thing, 2005-2006

    Box 58

84. Intime and Black Arts Fences, 2006

    Box 58

85. InTimes Newsletter, 2003

    Box 58

86. Account Book, 1972-1973

    Box 65

87. Electra, 1972-1973

    Box 59

88. Programs and Clippings, 1975

    Box 59

89. Clippings, 1972

    Box 59

90. Clippings, 1974

    Box 59

91. Beatrice and Benedick, 1972

    Box 59

92. Miscellanea, undated

    Box 59

93. Slow Dance on the Killing Ground, 1974

    Box 59

94. Ten Little Indians, 1973

    Box 59

95. Squanto, undated

    Box 59

96. The Hundred and First, 1972

    Box 59

97. The Caucasian Chalk Circle, 1975

    Box 59

98. Clippings (1973), 1973

    Box 59

99. Unidentified, undated

    Box 59

100. Miscellanea, 1976

     Box 59

101. We're on the One Road, 1970s

     Box 59

102. Noises Off Reviews, 1987

     Box 59

103. Programs, 1982-1986 Size: 3 folders

     Box 59

104. Programs, 1987-1988 Identifier: AR.2010.037

     Box 59

105. Newsletters and Brochures, 1993-1994

     Box 59

106. Programs, 1983-1995

     Box 59

107. Random, 1992-1995

     Box 60

108. Private Scenes, 1987 September

     Box 60

109. Equus, 1987-1988

     Box 60

110. Aunt Dan and Lemon, 1988

     Box 60

111. Hair, 1989 February

     Box 60

112. Programs, 1988-1991

     Box 60

113. Burn This, 1990 February

     Box 60

114. Orphans, 1990 March

     Box 60

115. White Stones, 1990 September

     Box 60

116. 1959 Pink Thunderbird, 1990 October

     Box 60

117. Talk Radio, 1990 November

     Box 60

118. HurlyBurley, 1990 December

     Box 60

119. Rhinoceros, 1991 February

     Box 60

120. Amadeus, 1991 March

     Box 60

121. Student Playwrights ( Down on Union Street), 1991 May

     Box 60

122. Biloxi Blues, 1991 June

     Box 60

123. Deathtrap, 1991

     Box 60

124. Gospel of Luke, 1991 December

     Box 60

125. Find Me, 1992

     Box 60

126. The Cherry Orchard, 1992

     Box 60

127. The Foreigner, Reunions, 1991-1992

     Box 60

128. Student Playwrights ( Cain), 1992 May

     Box 61

129. Cyrano de Bergerac, 1992

     Box 61

130. Student Playwrights ( Helter Shelter), 1992 May

     Box 61

131. Six Degrees of Separation, 1995 September

     Box 61

132. Gatsby, 1995 November

     Box 61

133. Burn This, 1995 December

     Box 61

134. Little Footsteps, 1992 September

     Box 61

135. Master Harold and the Boys, 1992 October

     Box 61

136. Noises Off, 1993 February

     Box 61

137. House of Blue Leaves, 1992 December

     Box 61

138. Another Antigone, 1993 March

     Box 61

139. Suddenly, Last Summer, 1993 April

     Box 61

140. 1993 May

     Box 61

141. Vampire Lesbians of Sodom, 1993 September

     Box 61

142. What the Butler Saw, 1993 November

     Box 61

143. The Shadow Box, 1993 October

     Box 61

144. Hamlet, 1993 December

     Box 61

145. Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, 1994 February

     Box 61

146. Buried Child, 1994 February

     Box 61

147. The Tempest, 1994 March

     Box 62

148. Steel Magnolias, 1994 April

     Box 62

149. Student Playwrights ( Nighthawks at the Diner, In a Sense, Taken Wing, The Doppler Effect), 1994 May

     Box 62

150. Lips Together, Teeth Apart, 1994 September

     Box 62

151. Sexual Perversity in Chicago and the Duck Variations, 1994 October

     Box 62

152. Across the Jordan, 1994 October

     Box 62

153. Les Liaisons Dangereuses, 1994 November

     Box 62

154. The Marriage of Bette and Boo, 1994 December

     Box 62

155. Grotesque Lovesongs, 1995 February

     Box 62

156. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 1995 February

     Box 62

157. Our Country's Good, 1995 March

     Box 62

158. The Maids, 1995 April

     Box 62

159. Student Playwrights, 1995 May

     Box 62

160. Glengarry and Glen Ross, undated

     Box 63

161. Brighton Beach Memoirs, 1997-1998

     Box 63

162. Keely and Du, 1996 December

     Box 63

163. Pippin, 1997 February

     Box 63

164. A Few Good Men, 1997 February

     Box 63

165. The Importance of Being Earnest, 1997 April

     Box 63

166. The Golden Spy, Chowder She Wrote, 1996 October

     Box 63

167. Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You, The Actor's Nightmare, 1997 September

     Box 63

168. Crimes of the Heart, Student Playwrights ( Kat Stockings, Fallin' Down Blues), 1997

     Box 63

169. Hay Fever, 1998

     Box 63

170. Oh Dad, Poor Dad, 1997

     Box 63

171. The Glass Menagerie, 1997-1998 Size: 2 folders

     Box 64

172. Student Playwrights Festival, 2004

     Box 64

173. Season Miscellanea, 2003-2005

     Box 64

174. Rumors, 2004

     Box 64

175. Arms and the Man, undated

     Box 64

176. Beyond Therapy, 2000

     Box 64

177. J.B., 2000

     Box 64

178. Assassins, 2000

     Box 64

179. Jeffrey, 2000

     Box 64

180. Programs, Photographs, and Reviews, 2003-2006

     Box 64

181. Mad Forest, 1999

     Box 64

182. Educating Rita, 1999

     Box 64

183. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 1999

     Box 64

184. Arcadia, 1999

     Box 64

185. Tartuffe, 1998

     Box 64

186. College: The Musical, undated

     Box 64

187. Subseries 4B: Artifacts, 1936-1947 Size: 3.17 Linear feet, 3 boxes Description: Subseries 4B: Artifacts, 1936-1947 consists of a set of masks for The Great Cod Brown (1936), a stage model for High Tor (1947), and a carved printing block for "Sheridan's The Scheming Lieutenant and The Critic" (1946-1947). Arrangement: No arrangement scheme has been imposed on Subseries 4B: Artifacts, 1936-1947.

     Boxes 67-69

188. Subseries 4C: Clippings, 1927-1998 Size: 1.97 Linear feet, 3 boxes Description: Subseries 4C: Clippings, 1927-1998 consists of newspaper articles about Theatre Intime, mostly production reviews. Arrangement: The folders in Subseries 4C: Clippings, 1927-1998 are arranged in approximately chronological order. Custodial History: Some of the materials in Subseries 4C: Clippings, 1927-1998 were collected and saved by members of Theatre Intime, while others, partiucularly the later clippings, were collected by the former Theater Curator in Firestone Library.

189. 1927-1950 Size: 2 folders

     Box 70

190. 1949-1963 Identifier: AR.2000.084

     Box 70

191. 1966-1969

     Box 70

192. 1971-1974 Size: 2 folders

     Box 70

193. 1974-1976

     Box 72

194. Miscellaneous, 1988-1989

     Box 71

195. Brilliant Traces, 1988-1989

     Box 71

196. The Meme Show, 1988-1989

     Box 71

197. Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You, 1988-1989

     Box 71

198. Benefactors, 1988-1989

     Box 71

199. In the Jungle of Cities, 1988-1989

     Box 71

200. Hair, 1988-1989

     Box 71

201. Blood Relations, 1988-1989

     Box 71

202. Old Times, 1988-1989

     Box 71

203. Student Playwrights' Festival ( Imperfect Affairs, Deckbuilding, Antigone), 1988-1989

     Box 71

204. Princeton Repertory Company (Miscellaneous), 1989

     Box 71

205. Princeton Repertory Company ( Reckless), 1989

     Box 71

206. Miscellaneous, 1989-1990

     Box 71

207. Luv, 1989-1990

     Box 71

208. No Exit, 1989-1990

     Box 71

209. Uncommon Women and Others, 1989-1990

     Box 71

210. A Lesson from Aloes, 1989-1990

     Box 71

211. Burn This, 1989-1990

     Box 71

212. Orphans, 1989-1990

     Box 71

213. Fool for Love, 1989-1990

     Box 71

214. White Stones, 1990-1991

     Box 71

215. Pink Thunderbird: Lone Star and Laundry and Bourbon, 1990-1991

     Box 71

216. Talk Radio, 1990-1991

     Box 71

217. Hurlyburly, 1990-1991

     Box 71

218. Rhinoceros, 1990-1991

     Box 71

219. Amadeus, 1990-1991

     Box 71

220. Waiting for Godot, 1990-1991

     Box 71

221. Biloxi Blues, 1990-1991

     Box 71

222. Miscellaneous, 1991-1992

     Box 71

223. Student Playwrights' Festival ( Here Lies Jeremy Troy, Cain, Helter Shelter), 1991-1992

     Box 71

224. The Cherry Orchard, 1991-1992

     Box 71

225. Find Me, 1991-1992

     Box 71

226. Cyrano de Bergerac, 1991-1992

     Box 71

227. The Rehearsal, 1991-1992

     Box 71

228. As You Like It, 1991-1992

     Box 71

229. The Foreigner, 1991-1992

     Box 71

230. Deathtrap, 1991-1992

     Box 71

231. 1992-1998 Size: 7 folders

     Box 71

232. 1993-1994 Identifier: AR.1996.015

     Box 72

233. Subseries 4D: Photographs, 1926-2006 Size: 5.72 Linear feet, 6 boxes Description: Subseries 4D: Photographs, 1926-2006 consists mostly of photographic prints of performances and rehearsals, along with a smaller number of photographs of reunions and individuals. It also contains 35mm slides used for projecting captions in Threepenny Opera, 1970-1971. Arrangement: Subseries 4D: Photographs, 1926-2006 is arranged in approximately chronological order. Related Materials: Additional photographs may be found in some of the files in Subseries 4A: Administrative and Production Files.

234. St. Joan, 1926 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

235. Caesar and Cleopatra, 1927-1928 Size: 6 prints

     Box 77

236. Tsar Fyodor, 1929 Size: 3 prints

     Box 77

237. The Torch Bearers, 1929 Size: 5 prints

     Box 77

238. Othello, The Wild Duck, Devil's Disciple, One-Act Plays, 1926-1930 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

239. Othello, 1930 Size: 3 prints

     Box 77

240. Macbeth, 1939

     Box 78

241. Henry IV, 1950-1951 Size: 2 prints

     Box 77

242. The Braggart Warrior, Love for Love, The Knight of the Burning Pestle, 1955-1956 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

243. Androcles and the Lion, 1956 November Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

244. Clash by Night, 1956 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

245. Clash by Night (Georgine Hall Rehearsal), 1956 February Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

246. The Cain Mutiny Trial, 1957 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

247. The Rainmaker, 1957 November Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

248. The Rainmaker, One-Act Plays, 1957-1958 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 73

249. The Glass Menagerie, 1958 April 30 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 74

250. The Glass Menagerie, 1958 April 24-25 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 74

251. The Glass Menagerie, 1958 May 10 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 74

252. The Revenger's Tragedy, 1959 March 5 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 74

253. Ondine, 1959 May 6 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 74

254. Burlesca (Modern Dance Performance), 1959 May 20 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 75

255. Mr. Roberts, 1964 November 6 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 75

256. A Man's a Man, Billy Budd, 1964-1965 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 75

257. 1965 Creator: Davis, James E.

     Box 75

258. 1970

     Box 75

259. As You Like It, 1972-1973

     Box 75

260. The Tempest, 1976-1977

     Box 75

261. Miscellaneous, 1970

     Box 75

262. Individuals, 1970

     Box 75

263. Threepenny Opera (Slide Captions), 1970-1971

     Box 75

264. 110 in the Shade, 1977

     Box 77

265. Moonchildren, 1977

     Box 77

266. Crimes of the Heart, 1986-1987

     Box 76

267. Random Singing Groups, 1994-1995

     Box 76

268. Daughters of Survival, 1995-1996

     Box 76

269. Murder Mystery Mayhem, 1996-1997

     Box 76

270. The Importance of Being Earnest, 1997

     Box 76

271. Alumni Get-Together, 1995

     Box 76

272. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 1995 Size: 2 folders

     Box 76

273. 1994-1997 Size: 4 envelopes

     Box 76

274. Reunions, 2001

     Box 75

275. Stop Kiss, One-Act Festival, 2001-2002

     Box 75

276. The Fix, 2003

     Box 75

277. Old Intime Building, 2000

     Box 76

278. 2000-2003 Size: 5 envelopes

     Box 76

279. One Act Festival, 2005-2006

     Box 76

280. Unknown, undated

     Box 76

281. Subseries 4E: Posters, 1935-1995 Size: 8.34 Linear feet, 4 boxes Description: Subseries 4E: Posters, 1935-1995 consists of posters used to advertise Theatre Intime and its productions. Arrangement: Folders within subseries 4E: Posters, 1935-1995 have been arranged in chronological order with a number of undated posters at the end of the subseries.

282. 1935-1957 Size: 3 oversize folders

     Box 79

283. 1954-1971 Identifier: AR.2002.054 Size: 3 oversize folders

     Box 80

284. 1971-1983

     Box 81

285. 1986-1995 Size: 2 oversize folders

     Box 81

286. undated

     Box 82

287. Subseries 4F: Recorded Interviews, 1974 Size: 0.42 Linear feet, 1 box Description: Subseries 4F: Recorded Interviews, 1974 consists of interviews with Theatre Intime alumni recorded on cassette tapes. The tapes may have been created by John Perry Kendall '74 in connection with his senior thesis I Also Swept the Floor: Theatre Intime from 1920 to 1974. Arrangement: No arrangement scheme has been imposed on Subseries 4F: Recorded Interviews, 1974.

     Box 83

288. Subseries 4G: Video Recordings, 1995-2009 Identifier: AR.2009.077, AR.2001.108 Size: 1.21 Linear feet, 2 boxes Description: Subseries 4G: Video Recordings, 1995-2009 consists of two accessions. Accession number AR.2009.077 consists of DVDSs of performances from 2001 to 2009, and of a special event in 1995. Accession number AR.2001.108 consists of a VHS copy of I2K: The Video Toast to Intime 2000, produced in September 2000. Arrangement: Subseries 4G: Video Recordings, 1995-2009 is arranged by accession.

     Boxes 84-85

289. Subseries 4H: 90th Anniversary Party Accrual, 1933-2011, bulk 1993-2006 Identifier: AR.2011.049 Size: 1.92 Linear feet, 2 boxes Description: Subseries 4H: 90th Anniversary Party Accrual, 1933-2011 consists of posters, research material, flyers, brochures, photographs, programs, clippings, production files, and Friends of Theatre Intime files that were gathered in the process of researching the 90th anniversary of Theatre Intime. Arrangement: Subseries 4H: 90th Anniversary Party Accrual, 1933-2011 is arranged in original order.

     Boxes 88-89

290. Research material, 2007-2011

     Box 86

291. Flyers, brochures, photographs, 1996-2011

     Box 86

292. Programs, 1947-1951, 1985-1996

     Box 86

293. Photographs, 1933

     Box 86

294. The Friends of Theatre Intime, 1984-2000

     Box 86

295. Pre I2K Theater Plans, 1997

     Box 86

296. Production files, 1993-1995, 2003-2008

     Box 86

297. Posters, 2005-2007

     Box 87

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