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Creatore Grand Opera Company Program, Memphis, 1919

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Program for performances by the Creatore Grand Opera Company at the New Lyric Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, on February 20-22, 1919. The company performed Rigoletto, Aidi, Lucia di Lammermoor, and Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci. The company's local representative was Angelo Cortese.

United States Navy Band Program, Memphis, 1937

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Program of a concert by the United States Navy Band at the Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 17, 1937. The concert was presented by the Fire and Police Relief Associations.

Hamlet Program, Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, 1970

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Program for a performance of Dame Judith Anderson as "Hamlet" presented by the Arts Appreciation Foundation and Paul Gregory, and in association with The American Conservatory Theatre, at the Auditorium Music Hall, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 18, 1970. It was directed by William Ball. The performance also starred Laurence Hugo, Don McHenry, Ludi Claire, Philip Kerr, Jeanne Bartlett, Leon Charles, Rick Poe, Robert Ground, and Stephen Neuman.

Lyceum Theatre, Memphis, Program, 1927 May

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Program for "The Monster" performed by the Gene Lewis-Olga Worth Company at the Lyceum Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, beginning May 23, 1927.

The second Lyceum Theatre was built by H.L. Brinkley in 1894 at Second and Jefferson. This new Lyceum interior was lavishly decorated in a Spanish motif, with imperial green, rich yellow, and gold. It was the first Memphis playhouse to have electric lights. In a very short period, the Lyceum was considered the finest theater in the South. But new theaters opened downtown and the Lyceum began to decline. To survive, it switched to vaudeville in 1919, and then …

Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, Program, 1936

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Program of George White presents "George White Scandals of 1937", The 12th Stage Edition at the Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 25-26, 1936. The program states "Stars! Stars! A million dollars' worth! Song Hits! New! Peppy! You'll hum 'em! Hilarity! Glorious! Uproarious! Only 2 Days." The “new” Orpheum Theatre was built in 1928 as a vaudeville theater after fire destroyed the original building. The lavish “New Orpheum,” as it was often called, featured brocade draperies, crystal chandeliers, gilded moldings, and a Mighty Wurlitzer organ.

Memphis State University Auditorium, Program, 1960 April

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Program for "Lunatic, Lover, and Poet" A program of love scenes by William Shakespeare, presented by Front St. Theatre and in association with Memphis State University Public Programs, Memphis State University Auditorium, on April 15, 1960.

Lyric Theatre, Memphis, Program, 1912

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24-page program for "Madame Sherry" at the Lyric Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, beginning December 22, 1912.

Constructed in 1908, the theater was originally called the Jefferson and was located at 291 Madison Avenue. In 1911, the owners changed the name to the Lyric. It remained a vaudeville house until the mid-1920s and showed movies. In 1930 it was renamed the Mazda Theater and was used for various events including boxing matches. The building was virtually abandoned when it burned down in 1941.

Memphis Little Theatre Program, 1949

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Vol. 18.1 of The Memphis Little Theatre News published in October 1949 with a program for the Memphis Little Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, production of "The Man Who Came to Dinner".

Chicago Civic Opera Company Program, Memphis, 1925

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40-page program for the Chicago Civic Opera Company season at the Memphis Municipal Auditorium from February 26-28, 1925. Presented by the Memphis Civic Music League, the performances included "Mefistofele", "La Gioconda", "Thais", and "Tannhauser". The company included bass Feodor Chaliapin, sopranos Rosa Raisa and Mary Garden, and Olga Forrai.

Memphis State University, Program, Circa 1971

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Program for "Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare, Memphis State University, 10^th Annual Memphis Shakespeare Festival, circa 1961? Directed by Eugene Bence and Technical Directed by Robert Prendeville. Program cover design by Fred Rawlinson.

Memphis Little Theatre Program, 1949

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Vol. 17.4 of The Memphis Little Theatre News published in March 1949 with a program for the Memphis Little Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, production of "The Women".

Lyceum Theatre, Memphis, Program, 1909? May

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Program for "The Chimes of Normandy" at the Lyceum Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, beginning May 10, 1909?. It starred Lottie Kendall.

The second Lyceum Theatre was built by H.L. Brinkley in 1894 at Second and Jefferson. This new Lyceum interior was lavishly decorated in a Spanish motif, with imperial green, rich yellow, and gold. It was the first Memphis playhouse to have electric lights. In a very short period, the Lyceum was considered the finest theater in the South. But new theaters opened downtown and the Lyceum began to decline. To survive, it switched to vaudeville in 1919, and then to …

Hostos Community College Academic Bulletin 2022-2023, Hostos Community College

College Bulletins

This is the official college catalog for 2022-2023. It contains course descriptions as well as information on degree programs, college resources and services, financial aid, admissions, and the academic calendar.

Partnership To Grow Effective Readers: Professional Learning For Interventionists And Classroom Teachers, Jennifer Lane

Graduate Research Papers

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The Textual Canons In Contract Cases: A Preliminary Study, Ethan J. Leib

Faculty Scholarship

This Essay is a first effort to explore how linguistic canons function in contract cases. Most lawyers know about ejusdem generis, expressio unius, and noscitur a sociis from their work in statutory interpretation, but no one has attempted any systematic inquiry into how these canons figure in contract interpretation. Looking at two jurisdictions’ use of textual canons in contract cases over time and in careful detail, this Essay reports findings and offers preliminary conclusions, about the specific jurisdictions under review and more generally in a comparative vein, both inter-jurisdictionally and as compared to what we know about the same canons’ …

The Right To Privacy And Data Protection In Times Of Armed Conflict, Asaf Lubin, Russell Buchan

Books & Book Chapters by Maurer Faculty

Contemporary warfare yields a profound impact on the rights to privacy and data protection. Technological advances in the fields of electronic surveillance, predictive algorithms, big data analytics, user-generated evidence, artificial intelligence, cloud storage, facial recognition, and cryptography are redefining the scope, nature, and contours of military operations. Yet, international humanitarian law offers very few, if any, lex specialis rules for the lawful processing, analysis, dissemination, and retention of personal information. This edited anthology offers a pioneering account of the current and potential future application of digital rights in armed conflict.

In Part I Mary Ellen O’Connell, Tal Mimran and Yuval …

The Use Of Tiktok For Relationship Maintenance: An Exploratory Study, Shannon Nemes

Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations

The recent boom in popularity of the social media app TikTok has provided more opportunities for users in a committed relationship to express their love to their partner through features such as video sharing, tagging, or creating content together. The purpose of this study is to learn how romantic partners use TikTok to support relationship maintenance; in addition, this study draws on research related to the five love languages to gauge how romantic partners express their love for each other using TikTok. Interviews with eight individuals involved in long-term romantic relationships revealed how TikTok assists with relationship maintenance. Six themes …

Denouncing Gender Violence In Spain And Rewriting The Female Narrative, Irene Kotyk

Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects

This paper analyzes how Spanish female artists across Spain denounce domestic violence by exposing abuse and the culture of women domination in public spaces. Gender violence is important to analyze because it is a current issue in Spain, and globally, as there is a fight for gender equality in countries around the world. Technically speaking, domestic violence includes physical, emotional, and sexual abuse occurring between partners or within a family (Dutton). Recently, many artists across Spain are looking to reconstruct a new narrative for women. This paper will look at how gender-based violence against women was practiced throughout the Spanish …

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Executive Actions

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Executive Actions

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Johnston Family Papers - Accession 1217, American Civil War, Thomas Jefferson Johnston, Robert James Johnston, Johnston Family, Huber Family, Nesbit Family, Stassen Family

Manuscript Collection

The Johnston Family Papers is a collection primarily focused on genealogical materials. Much of the content was gathered by Andrew D. Johnston, with significant contributions from family members. The collection includes genealogical research conducted by both Andrew D. Johnston and Patricia Andrews Johnston Treadwell. This research comprises Family Tree Maker files, pedigree charts, descendant reports, ahnentafel reports, family unit charts, grave records, family narratives, published genealogical resources, marriage announcements, and obituaries. Prominent family names in the collection include Johnston, Huber, Nesbit, Stassen, Wiedderecht, Glass, Briegel, and Boese.

In addition to the genealogical materials, the collection contains the personal papers of …

Aba Model Rule 8.4(G), Discriminatory Speech, And The First Amendment, Bruce A. Green, Rebecca Roiphe

Faculty Scholarship

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In Memoriam: A Friend To The Law School, Sean J. Griffith

Faculty Scholarship

Phillip . Blumberg served as Dean of the University of Connecticut School of Law from 1974 to 1984. These remarks were first delivered at the University of Connecticut School of Law's tribute to Dean Blumberg, "Honoring Phillip I. Blumberg," held on December 10, 2021. They have been lightly editedfor publication.

Solo Auto/Biographical Theatre: Towards A Process Of Self-Transformation, Morris Isaac Cohen

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences Theses

The concept of performance as a transformational experience is not unfamiliar in academic literature; Heddon (2008), Schechner (2013) and Zarrilli (2020) have all written about different aspects of transformations in theatre and performance, including the personal, the social and the political. The specific focus of this Practice as Research PhD is self-transformation and auto/biographical performance. It asks how making, devising and performing a solo auto/biographical piece of work might be a transformational experience for the performer. By transformation, the research refers to an inner shift in perspective on outer circumstances or events, or a change in meaning-making for and by …

Black Artists And Federal Muralism In New Deal Chicago: An Examination Of The Politics And Ideologies Of African-American Muralists Under The New Deal: The Illinois Federal Art Project As Case Study., James Cuffe

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences Theses

James Cuffe Black Artists and Federal Muralism in New Deal Chicago: An examination of the Politics and Ideologies of African-American Muralists under the New Deal: The Illinois Federal Art Project as Case Study. This thesis provides an examination of the relationship between federal muralism and African-American art under the Illinois Federal Art Project. The exploration of the murals that were undertaken by two of Chicago’s best-known African American painters of their day, Archibald J. Motley Jr. and Charles W. White provide a useful basis for analysis. The murals also provide new insights which formulate a worthwhile contribution to current historiography. …

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Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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163 U.S. 537 Supreme Court Of The United States: Plessy V. Ferguson No. 210, Trina Jones

Faculty Scholarship

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