Dr. Gaylan Collier -- [MS 83]

	"Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" - program - articles (3) - pictures (27) Crew, Act I, Act II, Act III, cast, and various other scenes, Dr. Collier.
	"White-Headed Boy" - program - articles (6) - pictures (43) Cast, Act I, Act II, Act III, various scenes, stage crew.
	"Our Nell and the City Slickers" - articles (2).
	"Martha" - program - article (1).
	"Sun Up" - program - articles (4) - pictures (25) Cast, Act I, Act II, Act III.
	"The Heiress" - program - articles (4) - pictures (16) Act I, Act II.
	"Nothing But the Truth" - program - articles (2) - pictures (15) Act I, Act II, Act III.
	"All My Sons" - program - articles (3) - pictures (20) Act I, Act II, Act III.

	"Importance of Being Ernest" - program.
	"Dear Ruth" - program - articles (4) - pictures (17) Act I, Act II, Cast.
	"Through a Glass Darkly," "The Valiant," "Mooney's Kids Don't Cry," and "The Boor" - program - picture (1).
	"Much Ado About Nothing" - program - articles (4) - pictures (12) Act I, Act II, Act IV, Act V, Act VI.
	"Madame Butterfly" - program - articles (7) - pictures (10) Various scenes.
	"There's No Business Like Show Business" - program - articles (2).
	"A View From the Bridge" - program.
	"Hasty Heart" - program - articles (7) - pictures (14) Act I, Act II, Act III.
	"The Proposal" and "Cloey" - program - article (1).
	"Icebound" - program - articles (7) - pictures (12) Various scenes, crew.
	"The Pretentious Young Ladies" - program.
	"Where's Charley?" - program.
	"Macbeth" - program.
	"Aida" - program - articles (3) - pictures (33) Various scenes.
	"Curtain Call" - program.
	"The Glass Menagerie" - program - article (2) picture (1) Crew.
	"Death Takes a Holiday" - program - articles (8) - pictures (8) Cast picture, various scenes.
	"The Rivals" - program - articles (11) - pictures (15) Scenes and cast picture.

	"The Little Foxes" - program - articles (16) - pictures (15) Various scenes, cast.
	"Othello" - program.
	"Wizard of Oz" - program - articles (8) - pictures (28) Various scenes.
	"Stratton," "Love, Licorice, and Lace," and "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife" - program - articles (7) - pictures (21) Various Scenes.
	"The Crucible" - program - articles (10) - pictures (24) Various scenes.
	"The Barretts of Wimpole Street" - program - articles (12) - pictures (35) Various scenes.
	"The Student Prince" - program - articles (10) - pictures (5) Various scenes.
	"Time Limit" - program - articles (12) - pictures (9) Various scenes.
	Paul.
	"Arms and the Man" - porgram - articles (9) - pictures (11) Various scenes.
	"Anastacia" - articles (7) - pictures (14) Various scenes.

	One graduation certificate: Bachelor of Arts, Abilene Christian University.
	One graduation certificate: Master of Arts, University of Iowa.
	One graduation certificate: Doctor of Philosophy, University of Denver.
	One color photograph: Posed in graduation uniform.
	One framed citation: Texas Christian University, Board of Trustees, 1991.
	One framed certificate: Friends of ACU Library, "Friend of the Year".
	One plaque: Service Appreciation Award, Texas Christian University, 1967-1991.

	Abilene Opera to Feature Neoclassic Agenda (Optimist 1994).
	Gaylan Collier Presented in Speech Recital (0ptimist).
	Two Country Girls in Dramatics at ACU.
	Gluvanna Girl is Given Role in 3-Act Play.
	Collier, Powell, White Have Leads in Major Production.
	"Moor Born" Opens Tonight (Optimist 5/4/45).
	Quiz Kid Finds Time for Other Work, Too.
	By Alice Ann Mann (Optimist 3/24/55).
	Melpomenean Players to Give "The Heiress" October 25-26 (ARN 10/14/51).
	"Rivals" Flopped in 1775; Melpoms' Production New.
	New Melpom Members Announced at Cast Party.
	Melpoms Present Prize Drama of War Years.
	Pickwickers Initiate; Melpoms Present Play.
	Talk of the Town.
	Descant.
	Drama Bunch Begins "Bambi" (Optimist).
	Delving a Little Further Concerning the Play Ban.
	Theatrical Clinic for Melpoms Sponsored by Alpha Psi Omega (Optimist).
	Noted Director Recalls Theatrical Ups, Downs.
	Shaved Head, Beards Add Realism to ACC Production (ARN).
	ACT, ACC Plays Debut Thursday.
	Claim to Royalty Probed in Play (ARN).
	Theatre Meet Opens Friday (ARN 3/13/60).
	"Student Prince" For Homecoming.
	Eleanor Jean Browning Weds William H. Vermillion Jr.
	Costumed Truope Stages "Much Ado" Tonight (Optimist).
	One-Act Dramas Staged by ACC Student Actors.
	"Rivals" Draws Many Laughs at ACC First Night.
	Work of ACC Players Rates Near Professional.
	Salem Witch Hunt Portrayed Well.
	ACC Freshmen Make History.
	Six New Faculty Members Grace Campus Here.
	ACC Players Slate Year's Final Play (ARN 5/6/51).
	"Barretts" Ends ACC Stage Year (ARN 5/3/59).
	"Eileen" Arrives Tonight... (Optimist 4/25/52).
	ACC Fine Arts Department Presents "Eileen" (Optimist 4/25/52).
	"Icebound" Hits, Returns Tonight for Final Show.
	"Madame Butterfly" to be Staged Tonight (Optimist 4/17/53).
	ACC Presents "Madame Butterfly" (Optimist 4/17/53).
	"Our Town" to be Played Nov. 11, 12 on ACC Stage (Optimist 11/5/54).
	10 Members Added to ACC's Faculty for 1950 Fall Term.
	Jester, Duke and Count Sing Through Troubles (Optimist 4/14/55).
	"Rigoletto" Gives Panorama of ACC Operatic Talent (Optimist 4/28/55).
	Sad Court Jester to Sing Title Role in "Rigoletto" (Optimist 4/21/55).

	ISU Players Give Intensity to Play, "J. B."
	Oboler Calls "J. B." Top Play in 14 Years to ISC Players (ISC Bengal 4/19/63).
	ISC Drama Prof Seeks Data on Early Theatre.
	ISC Speech-Drama Professor Seeks Lore on Early Theatres (ISJ 5/7/62).
	Brilliant "View" Attracts Small Opening Audience (4/13/62).
	"Intense, Intimate" Play Starts Thursday Night.
	Critic Lands Student Performances in Miller's "View" (ISC Bengal 4/27/62).
	Theatre, ISC Challenges Miller's Dynamic Play (Theatre ISC 4/62).
	Reviewer Says "Fair" a Treat (2/61).
	Texas-Born Professor to Direct Sabrina Fair.
	Fairy Tale Presentation Depict Idealistic Love (12/14/62).
	Drama Critic Praises Evening with Moliere.
	Charlie Delights Crowd, Reviewer.

	Introducing the Charming Candidates for Title of Miss Clark County.
	Judith Ann Closson Wins Miss Clark County Title.
	"Nothing but Truth" Slated for Odell Boards Tonight.
	Tearful Dramas Dominate Radio Series.
	UT Actors Stage Broadway Play.
	"The Fantasticks" Comes Thursday (Titan Times 1/4/64).
	"Separate Tables" Delectable Drama (Daily Texan 12/13/62).
	Albee Discussion, Play Planned.
	872 Graduate at Record Summer Commencement (Daily Iowan 8/10/49).
	Old Drama, Modern Comment (11/4/62).

	"Romeo and Juliet" Cast Give Final Performance Saturday (12/6/63).
	"Carnival" for Young at Heart.
	Spring Musical "Carnival" is "Meant for Enjoyment".
	Schmidt Heads Drama Staff with Wide State Experience 3/26/65.

	The City Slicker and Our Nell (3/18/55).
	Christmas Today (12/11/45).
	Our Hearts were Young and Gay.
	Othello (5/22/58).
	Nothing but the Truth (Nov/Dec).
	Sun-Up (May 1951).
	Junior Speech Recital - Joyce Branch and Doris Gilley (5/16/55).
	AIDA (April 1954).
	Dear Ruth.
	Eileen (4/25/52).
	Icebound (2/11-12/54).
	Commencement May 26, 1952.
	Madame Butterfly (4/17/53).
	Rigoletto.
	Wizard of Oz.
	Sabrina Fair.
	Much Ado About Nothing.

Anastasia (May 1960).

	Much Ado About Nothing (5/12/50).
	Jack and the Beanstalk (1/27/50).
	Children of the Moon (11/11-12/49).
	Private Lives.
	Twelfth Night 12/17/-18/47).
	Confessional and The Friendly Church (March 28).

	Sabrina (2/24-25/61).
	A View from the Bridge (April 1962).
	Oedipus Rex (3/24-25/61).
	The Elves and the Schoemaker (10/14-15/60).
	J. B. (April 1963).
	Where's Charley (10/61).
	Time Remembered (12/62).
	The Pajama Game (11/60).
	A Sleep of Prisoners (1/61).

	MacBird (July-Aug 1967).
	Ballet Theatre (Ballet Theatre Foundation, 2/13/51).
	Harvey (Theatre TCU, 12/80).
	Jacobowsky and the Colonel (Univeristy Theatre, November).
	State University of Iowa Concert Band.
	Ten Little Indians (Burnsville School of Fine Arts, 7/51).
	Bad Seed (Witherspoon-Grimes, 4/56).
	Julius Casear.
	The Minnesota Theatre Company 1963.
	Theatre De Lys, Matinee Series.
	The Grass Harp (Circle in the Square).
	His and Hers.
	The Great Divide.
	Once in a Lifetime (University of Denver Theatre, 7/62).
	Thieves' Carnival (University of Denver 4/56).
	Mister Roberts (New York Company).
	Fluvanna High School Junior-Senior Banquet 5/16/40.
	The Country Girl (Courtyard Players).
	The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, 6/27/59.
	Bye Bye Birdie (Curtain Call).
	Look Homeward, Angel (University of Texas, Feb. 20-23).
	The Balcony (The Playgoer).

	All the Way Home.
	The Apple Tree.
	Cabaret.
	Camelot.
	Carnival!.
	The Fifth Season.
	The Homecoming.
	I Do! I Do!.
	Mary, Mary.
	Picnic.
	The Seven Year Itch.
	A Taste of Honey.
	Wonderful Town.
	You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running.

	Cabaret Theatre (3/30/67).
	Romeo and Juliet (12/63).
	The Three Sisters (3/66).
	The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker (10/66).
	A Man for All Seasons (March 8-11).

	The Immoralist.
	Damn Yankees (1956).
	Cyrano De Bergerac.
	Henry V.
	The Fatal Weakness.

	The Contrast (Feb-March 1959).
	Hamlet.
	An Innocent in Time.
	The Rivals.

	Army Papers and Miscellaneous Items.
	Cards and Personal Notes.
	Correspondence.
	Drama/Theatre Papers.
	Miscellaneous.
	Notepads.
	Notes and Letters (from students).
	Papers (misc.)
	Photographs - Theatre (large 56).
	Photographs - Theatre (small - 99).
	Photographs - Personal (181).
	Scripts.
	Sock.
	Theatre Announcements (ACC).
	Theatre News (misc.)
	Tickets (assorted).

	Assignments in Acting (by Gaylan Jane Collier).
	"The Confidant in Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama" (a paper by Gaylan Collier).
	Class Notes - Assorted Papers from Acting Classes.
	"Creating New Resources" (University of Denver).
	"Denman Thompson as Joshua Whitcomb: An Actor-Playwright's Contribution to Realism" by Gaylan Collier.
	"Long Day's Journey Into Night" by Eugene O'Neill.
	University of Denver - Five Notebooks of Handwritten Notes.