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| Creator: | Proetz, Arthur,1888-1966, American physician | |
| Title: | Arthur Proetz Papers | |
| Identification: | MSS096 | |
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Arthur Proetz (1888-1966) was born in St. Louis, Missouri. He was a graduate of Washington University (1910) and the Washington University Medical School (1912). From 1919-1954, he served as Clinical Professor of Otolayrngology at the Washington University School of Medicine.
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Typescripts by Fannie Hurst and Zoe Akins and a collection of New York Theater programs
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Gift of Mrs. Author Proetz, March 1974
Accession number 1411 (Hurst and Akins). Accession number 1413 (Theater programs)
Processed by Washington University Department Special Collections Staff.
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An incomplete but extensive run of theater programs from various New York Theaters. Also a small number of programs from theaters in London, Lakewood, Maine, Boston, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and St. Louis for the same period. An envelope of miscellaneous items contains flyers advertising New York Openings 1933-1956 135 items |
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The Official Chaperone: A Comic Operetta in Two Acts [operetta] by Fannie Hurst with light autograph revision 1909 Typescript [carbon], 10 pages |
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The Wandering Fairies: A Shakesperian Masque for Children [play] by Zoe Akins with heavy autograph revision Typescript [carbon], 37 pages |
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