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Throughout
Ohio’s history, the performing arts in many forms have enriched the
lives of its citizens, and Ohioans have worked in the performing arts
in numerous capacities. The
Ohio State University Libraries’ collections document many
professionals in the performing arts, native-born or with strong Ohio
connections. In
celebration of the Bicentennial of the State of Ohio, this exhibition
honors one Ohioan, Elsie Janis – child actor, vaudevillian, stage
and film performer, author, director, poet, song-writer – to
represent the many performing artists with Ohio ties.
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online exhibition is an extension of “Some Sort of Somebody”:
Ohioan Elsie Janis on the Stage and in the Trenches, drawn
primarily from the Elsie Janis Collection of the Laura M. Mueller
British and American Theatre and Film Collections, which was shown in
the Philip Sills Exhibit Hall of the William Oxley Thompson Memorial
Library, The Ohio State University Libraries, 6 January – 14 April
2003. The contents are
drawn from collections of The Ohio State University Libraries’
Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute and
Cartoon Research Library. |
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All terms of use specified at http://library.osu.edu/sites/dlib/terms.html must be observed.
This online exhibition is made possible by an Ohio Bicentennial Legacy
Award from the Department of History, The Ohio State University, and
support from The Ohio State University Libraries. |
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