2018-05-30 Guide to the Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection, 1899-2017 SPEC.TRI.0011 Finding aid prepared by Mackenzie Sommers; Ashleigh Minor; Courtney Bishop Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections
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2018 April; 2021 January; 2021 July This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2021-08-17T09:36-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection SPEC.TRI.0011 Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 4.867 Cubic feet 1899-2017 Czech theatre has played an important role in the international history of theatre and was an integral part of the Czech National revival in the 19th century. The Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection contains postcards and cabinet cards of theatre buildings and performers as well as posters, programs, designs, fliers, and publications related to Czech and Slovak theatre and culture. The collection also contains postcards and cabinet cards depicting the Sokol movement. Also included are programs and posters for productions of operas, symphony orchestras, plays, and puppet theater performed within Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic, as well as posters for films produced in Czechoslovakia. The language of the collection is mostly Czech and Slovak with a small amount of English. Collection materials date from 1899-2017. (21) oversize folders; (3) 5'' document letter boxes; (2) oversize flat boxes; (1) 2.5" letter document box Czech, Slovak, English Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute Arrangement of Materials

The collection is arranged into 8 series:

Series 1: Sokol Series 2: Theatres Series 3: Performers Series 4: Theatre Organizations Series 5: Special Events Series 6: Designers Series 7: Productions Series 8: Films

 Acquisitions Information

Accession No. TRI.2015.0041: Purchased, 2015 July; Accession No. TRI.2017.0066: Nena Couch, 2017 August; Accession No. TRI.2017.0101: Sokol USA, 2017 October; Accession No. TRI.2018.0011: Ondrej Svoboda, 2018 February; Accession No. TRI.2018.0050: Purchased, 2018 June; Accession No. TRI.2018.0099: Garnet Bina, 2018 November; Accession No. TRI.2020.0011: Joseph Brandesky, 2020 November; some acquisitions unknown

 Preferred Citation

[identification of item], Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection, SPEC.TRI.0011, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University

 Access to Materials

Materials in this collection are available for use, but may be used in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room only.

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Processed by: Mackenzie Sommers, 2018 April; ADA students, 2020 November; Courtney Bishop, 2021 July; Finding aid written by: Mackenzie Sommers, 2018 April; Ashleigh Minor, 2021 January; Courtney Bishop, 2021 July

 Historical Note

During the early 18th century, theatres in Bohemia, Moravia, and Czech Silesia lands, making up an area known as the lands of the Bohemian Crown and ruled by the Austro-Hungarian empire despite vast cultural differences, were mainly producing and performing German and Italian works, This was especially the case in the city of Prague. By the late 18th century and early 19th century, culturally Czech and Slovak productions were being staged as regular Sunday and holiday matinees. Things shifted again, and before 1860, almost all cultural institutions were in Austrian hands, with Czech and Slovak culture and national life discouraged or suppressed. After 1860, the lands of the Bohemian Crown experienced a cultural revival, and theatre was one of the cultural institutions to benefit from this revival. Performers, writers, producers, and directors began to experiment with many different genres of theatre including expressionism, realistic civilian theatre, modernist, and Avant Garde works. After the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian crown in 1918, the the lands of the Bohemian Crown became known as Czechoslovakia, reflecting the union of the Czech and Slovak nations. After the decision to separate the two countries from one entity, the Czech Republic and Slovakia were established in 1993. As of 2018, both countries have a dense network of theatres across all their regions including permanent companies, private theatres, and seasonal theatres. The Národní Divadlo (National Theatre) in Prague is the only state theatre in the Czech Republic, while the Slovak National Theatre in Bratislava near the Danube opened a new building in 2007. Experimental theatre and puppet theatre are popular in 2018, as well dramatic theatre.

The Sokol movement is a gymnastics organization founded in 1862 by Miroslav Tyrš and Jindřich Fügner in Prague. It was based upon the idea of "a strong mind in a sound body" and provided physical, moral and intellectual training through lectures, discussions, and group outings The Sokol movement spread across Slavic cultures and helped play a large part in Czech nationalism.

 Scope and Contents

The Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection contains postcards and cabinet cards of theatre buildings and performers as well as posters, programs, designs, fliers, and publications related to Czech and Slovak theatre and culture. The collection also contains postcards and cabinet cards depicting the Sokol movement. Also included are programs and posters for productions of operas, symphony orchestras, plays, and puppet theater performed within Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic, as well as posters for films produced in Czechoslovakia. The language of the collection is mostly Czech and Slovak with a small amount of English. Collection materials date from 1899-2017.

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As well as the titles you see listed below, there are 27 additional titles that can be viewed by searching "Czech and Slovak Theatre and Culture Collection" in the Ohio State University Libraries catalog.

Malina (Jaroslav) "Čas pro hry, čas prohry" Svoboda (Josef) and Robert Wilson "Light up the Lights" VLASTA (KOUBSKÁ) "Zbyněk Kolář" Albertová (Helena) "Karel Zmrzlý " Cabinet photographs Centers for the performing arts--Bohemia (Czech Republic)--19th century Centers for the performing arts--Czech Republic--20th century Centers for the performing arts--Czech Republic--21st century Centers for the performing arts--Czechoslovakia--20th century Centers for the performing arts--Slovakia--20th century Centers for the performing arts--Slovakia--21st century Entertainers--Bohemia (Czech Republic)--19th century Entertainers--Czech Republic--20th century Entertainers--Czech Republic--21st century Entertainers--Czechoslovakia--20th century Entertainers--Slovakia--20th century Entertainers--Slovakia--21st century Opera--Production and direction Photographic postcards Posters Programs (documents) Set designers--Czech Republic--20th century Set designers--Czechoslovakia--20th century Theater--Czech Republic--20th century Theater--Czech Republic--21st century Theater--Czechoslovakia--20th century Theaters--Bohemia (Czech Republic)--19th century Theaters--Czech Republic--20th century Theaters--Czech Republic--21st century Theaters--Czechoslovakia--20th century Theaters--Slovakia--20th century Theaters--Slovakia--21st century Sokol Series 1 1901-1948, 1959 Scope and Contents

The Sokol series contains cabinet cards and postcards depicting Sokol outings, figures, and propaganda. The series is arranged chronologically with materials from the same year arranged alphabetically. Materials range from 1901-1948, 1959.

 Cvičeni o IV. sletu všesokoském v Praze (postcard with photo of javelin thrower) 1 1 1901 Cvičeni o IV. sletu všesokoském v Praze, Holograph: "Alfred Kuber," postcard 1 2 1901 Large Sokol event photographic postcards 1 70 1901-1938 Javelin Throw postcard 1 3 1905 Přemeceni záhlavni postcard with wrestling photo 1 4 1905 Pátý slet všesokolsky v Praze (view of the castle) postcard 1 5 1907 Pátý slet všesokolsky v Praze postcard 1 6 1907 Pátý slet všešokolsmemu v Praze r. Ve Dnech, 28.29.30 Června a i Července postcard 1 7 1907 Pozdraz Praze. Pátý slet všesokolsky v Praze v Praze r postcard 1 8 1907 Šachové turnaje o pátém sletu všešokolském v Praze, postcard 1 9 1907 V. Slet všesokolský v. Praze, postcard of men kneeling on one knee 1 10 1907 V. Slet všesokolský v. Praze, postcard of photo spread legs 1 11 1907 Sheet music postcard 1 43 1907-1928 Vitězne Závdoni Družstvo České Obce Sokolské Londýn 18 června 1 12 1910 Postcards 1 71 1910-1938 Prostná Cvičeni Mužů postcard (men in lunge and diagonal reach formation) 1 13 1912 Prostná Cvičeni Mužů postcard (men in pushup position) 1 14 1912 Prostná Cvičeni Mužů, postcard (men in a "U" formation) 1 15 1912 Prostná Cvičeni žen s Krovžky postcard 1 16 1912 VI Sletu Vsesokolskému V Praze (6th Sokol Festival Prague postcard) 1 17 1912 VI Slet Vsesokolsky V Praze postcard 1 18 1912 Slet Sokolni V Bryně postcard 1 19 1914 Slet Sokolstva V Bryně ve Dnech, 27, 28, a 29 Června 1 20 1914 Ve Prospěch "Moravského Roku." Brno artist: Joža Uprka postcard 1 21 1914 Vzletem Sokolim postcard 1 22 1914 Bratru T.G. Masarykovi postcard 1 23 1918 Kozina (B.): Náš Herkules postcard 1 24 1918 Parade, Women Marching postcard 1 47 circa 1920s Parade, Women Marching, Fotograf Dite, Vinhrady postcard 1 46 circa 1920s VII Slet Všesokolský v Praze postcard 1 25 1920 Co Čech to Sokol, After painting by Věnceslav Černy postcard 1 27 1920 Flagbearer postcard 1 27 1920 Prostná Cvičeni Mužů (Oddil III) Pro VIII Všesokolský v Praze postcard 1 28 1920 Rovnost Volnost Bravtrstvi, After painting by Věnceslav Černy postcard 1 29 1920 Sedemý Slet Všesokolský v Praze postcard 1 30 1920 Sedemý Slet Všesokolský v Praze (lion) postcard 1 31 1920 Sedemý Slet Všesokolský v Praze (Male Carrying Female) postcard 1 32 1920 Sletova Scena: Socha Svobody 1 33 1920 Women in circle veiled Socha Svobody (Statue of Liberty) in background 1 34 1920 VIII Slet Všesokolský (Foto-Cetl Praha III) postcard 1 35 1926 VIII Slet Všesokolský (Foto Vojta, Praha III) postcard 1 36 1926 VIII Slet Všesokolský v Praze "Fotolegie" postcard 1 37 1926 VIII Slet Všesokolský Fotogra Ditě Vinhorady postcard 1 38 1926 VIII Slet Všesokolský v Praze, President Masary K, Edvard Beneš postcard 1 39 1926 VIII Slet Všesokolský v Praze, Sletova Scéna "Kde Domov Můj" postcard 1 40 1926 President Thomas Garrigue Masaryk with Dr. Josef Scheiner, Sokol Leader & Edvard Beneš 1 41 1926 Tábor: Sibřinky Sokdá Táborského postcard 1 42 1926 Slet Orelstva postcard 1 44 1929 Svatokváclavské dni Orestvav v Praze postcard 1 45 1929 IX Slet Všesokolský, from Original Painting by Moravek postcard 1 48 1932 IX Svesokolski Slet U Pragu, IX IX Všesokolský Slet v Praze postcard 1 49 1932 Hold Zemi Sokola Slavianského K IX. IX Slet Všesokolskému Sletu v Praze 1 50 1932 Large circles of participants on field postcard 1 51 1932 Ni Zisk, Ni Slávu; Vše Pro Celek postcard 1 52 1932 Praha: IX Slet Všesokolský, from original painting by Max Švabinský postcard 1 53 1932 Prostná Cvičení Mužů postcard 1 54 1932 Prosthá Cvičení žáků postcard 1 55 1932 Sletová Hra - Tyršův Sen. Curved Horns postcard 1 56 1932 Sletová Hra - Tyršův Sen. Straight Horns, postcard 1 57 1932 Společná cvičení středoškolské mládeže postcard 1 58 1932 Slet Všesokolský v Praze IX from Original Painting by M. Benky postcard 1 59 1932 Zdar Sletu Devatemu postcard 1 60 1932 Karjský Slet Sokolský v Ústí Nad Labem 24.VI-8.VII postcard 1 61 1934 Membership card 1 62 1934-1935 X Všesokolský Slet v Praze, female postcard 1 63 1938 X Všesokolský Slet v Praze, male postcard 1 64 1938 Praha X Slet Všesokolský postcard 1 65 1938 Prostná Mužů postcards 1 66 1938 Sletová Dopisnice, boys squatting postcard 1 67 1938 Sokolský Pozdrav! postcard 1 68 1938 Woman with Handerchief and Maypole after painting by J. Soukup postcard 1 69 1938 Children assembled on field with map of Czechoslovakia 1 72 circa 1918-1938 Hradlic Králové Sokolvna postcard 1 73 1940 XI Všesokolský Slet v Praze Cerven Cervenec (Boys, Falcons) postcard 1 74 1948 XI Všesokolský Slet v Praze Cerven Cervenec (Gymnast) postcard 1 75 1948 XI Všesokolský Slet v Praze Cerven Cervenec (Men) postcard 1 76 1948 XI Všesokolský Slet v Praze Cerven Cervenec (women) postcard 1 77 1948 Color postcards 1 78 1912-1948 Olomouc postcard 1 79 1959 Athlete cabinet cards 1 80 undated Chlumec postcard 1 81 undated Děvče z Chodska, after original painting by K.V. Muttich, postcard 1 82 undated Graphics postcards 1 83 undated Hajenka building postcard 1 84 undated Herálec postcard 1 85 undated Kutná Hora postcard 1 86 undated Město Ždar postcard 1 87 undated Nepomuk building postcard 1 88 undated Praha Tyršův Dům (Prague Tyrš House) postcard 1 89 undated První „Trubačský Odbor“ Sokola V Karlíně 1 90 undated Skalka building postcard 1 91 undated Square Střed Tábořiště camp, Sokol in New Buffalo Michigan postcard 1 92 undated Vzplanulo Srdce Moje, After painting by K[arle] Šimůnka 1 93 undated Theatres Series 2 1899-1967, 1982-2006 Scope and Contents

The Theatres series contains cabinet cards, postcards, and a poster depicting or promoting Czech and Slovak theatre buildings. The series is arranged alphabetically by location of the theatre and then alphabetically by theatre name within the location. Materials range in date from 1899-1967, 1982-2006.

 Bratislava: Mestské Divadlo (now Slovak National Theatre) 2 1 circa 1910s-1932 Brno: Mahenovo Divadlo 2 2 1937-1967 Čáslav: Dusíkovo Divadlo 2 3 1936 Červený Kostelec: Divadlo 2 4 1941 Českém Krumlově: Barokni Divadio 6 1 1999 January 29 Česky Krumlov: Zámecké Divadlo 2 5 1998-1999 Česky Krumlov: Zámecké barokni Divadlo 2 6 undated Chomutov: Městské Divadlo 2 7 1948 Hronov: Jiráskovo Divadlo 2 8 1957 Karlovy Vary: Městské Divadlo 2 9 1947-1949 Kladno: Městské Divadlo 2 10 1936 Košice: Štátne Divadlo 2 11 1917-1951 Křinec: Unidentified 2 12 undated Krnov: Divadlo Julia Fučika 2 13 undated Kutna Hora: Tylovo Divadlo 2 14 1933-circa 1950s Liberec: Severočeske Divadlo 2 15 circa 1932 Loket: Outdoor Theatre 2 16 undated Mladá Boleslav: Městské Divadlo 2 17 1908 Nový Bydžov: Městské Divadlo Jiráskovo 2 18 1925 Ostrava: Národni Divadlo Moravskoslezské 2 19 2004 Ostrava: Unidentified 2 20 1927 Padubice: Městské Divadlo 2 21 1921-1937 Pisek: Městské Divadlo 2 22 1959 Prague: Atrium Žižkov 2 23 2002 Prague: Black Light Theatre 2 24 undated Prague: Divadlo Branik (Branik Theatre) 2 25 1930 Prague: Divadlo v Šarce 2 26 1900-1919 Prague: Divadlo Na Vinohradech (Vinohrady Theatre) 2 27 1988 Prague: Divadelní Ústav 2 28 1999 Prague: Divadlo na Zábradli 2 29 1930 Prague: Karlině Divadla 2 30 1930 Prague: Laterna Magika 2 31 1960, 2004-2005 Prague: Lehké světlo, Světelná Laborateř (Light lab, Lighting Laboratory) 2 32 1999 Prague: Loutková Divadla v Praze 2 33 1960 Prague: Městská Divadla Pražská (Municipal Theatres of Prague 2 34 circa 1960s Prague: Národní Divadlo 2 35 1907-1960 Prague: Národní Divadlo 2 36 2004-2006 Prague: Národní Divadlo Marionet (National Marionette Theatre) 2 37 1920, 2000 Prague: Nejmladší Pražské Divadelí Scény 2 38 1960 Prague: Neues Deutsches Theatre 2 39 1899-1911 Prague: Palace of Culture 2 40 1933 Prague: Palmovka Theatre 2 41 1930 Prague: Realistické Divadlo Zdeňka Nejedlého (now Šandovo Divadlo na Smichové) 2 42 1930, 1960 Prague: Rudolfinum 2 43 undated Prague: Smetanovo Divadlo (Smetana Theatre) 2 44 1960 Prague: Divadlo D 34 2 45 1960 Prague: Smíchov Švandovo Divadlo 2 46 2005 Prague: Stavovské Divadlo 2 47 undated Prague: Troja Château (Municipal Art Gallery) 2 48 undated Prague: Tylovo Divadlo (now Estates Theatre) 2 49 1960 Prague: Unidentified 2 50 1899 Prague: Ústřední Divadlo Československé Armády (The Central Theatre of the Czechoslovak Army) 2 51 1960 Prague: Výstaviště v Praze 1 1993 Plzen: Městské Divadlo 2 52 1899-1932 Ružinov: Vel'ká Sála 2 53 1919 Tambov Oblast: Lunacharsky Oblast Theatre 2 54 1982 Teplice: Stadttheater 2 55 1917-1919 Turnov: Unidentified 2 56 1921 Velka Biteš: Unidentified 2 57 1915 Vinohrady: Pištěkově Divadle (Pištěk's Arena Theatre) 2 58 1908 April 30 Vinohrady: Unidentified 2 59 circa 1922 Performers Series 3 1900, 1920-1923, 1945-1967 Scope and Contents

The Performers series contains cabinet cards and postcards depicting Czech and Slovak performers. The series is arranged alphabetically by the performer's last name with a folder at the end of the series for unidentified performers. Materials range from 1900, 1920-1923, and 1945-1967.

 Gabrielová (Mariié) 1 94 1921 Horáček (Jaroslav) as Fillip II at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 95 1960 (Jedlička) Rudolf as Figaro in "Lazebink Sevilsky" at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 96 circa 1945-1964 (Kočí) Přemsyl as Don Giovanni at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 97 1956 January 27 Laropal (Bohuslav) 1 98 1922 Ludmila (Červinková) as Milady in "Dalibor" at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 100 1961 (Otava) Zdeněk in "Piková dama" at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 101 1957 February 15 (Pechová) Jarmila as Musetta in "Bohéma" at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 102 1958 Scheinpflugová (Olga) 1 103 1922 Sedláková-Urbanová (Anna) 1 99 1920 Sklenářová-Molá (O.) 1 104 undated Šmotlák (Anton) photographs of actors and the Theatre Studio; Gejza Podhorský photographs of actors in "Snow-drifts" 6 2-3 1958-1967 Vávra (Karel) 1 105 1923 Vydra (Václav) 1 106 1921 Vymazalová (Jaroslava) as Hedvika in "Čertova Stěna" at Národni Divadlo, Photograph by Járomír Svoboda 1 107 1954 Zítek (V.), Člen Opery Národního Divadla 1 108 undated Unidentified 1 109 1900 Theatre Organizations Series 4 1969-1970, 1984-2005 Scope and Contents

The Theatre Organizations series is made up of materials from Czech and Slovak theatre organizations such as academies for performing arts, theatre institutes, and private theatre companies. The series contains magazines, programs, and brochures. Materials are arranged in alphabetical order by organization name. Within the organizational names, materials are arranged by given title. Dates range from 1990-2005.

 Academy of Performing Arts in Prague: Correspondence and brochure 2 60 1990-1993 Academy of Performing Arts: Theatre faculty directory 2 61 1998-1999 The Czech Philharmonic: program 2 62 1984 March 29 Divadelní Ústav Praha calendar 6 4 1969 Divadelní Ústav Praha calendar 4 5 6 5 1970 Theatre Faculty Academy of Performing Arts: Information for Foreign Students booklet 6 6 1998-1999 Theatre Institute of Prague: "Czech Theatre" magazine 2 63 2005 Theatre Institute of Prague pamphlet 6 7 1997 Special Events Series 5 1977, 1995-2007 Scope and Contents

The Special Events series contains posters, programs, and brochures for special events within the Czech and Slovak theatre community. The series is arranged chronologically. Materials are from 1995-2007

 Festival Ljubljana program 6 8 1977 Pražské Quadriennale poster 2 1995 "Divadlo Jako Týmová Tvorba" exhibition poster 5 1 1995 June 26-September 16 "Vrámci PQ 99 připravila Katedra scénografie Výstava Prací Studentů" mailer 6 9 1999 June 7-12 9th International Exhibition of Stage Design and Theatre Architecture program and information 6 10 1999 June 7-27 "Metaphor and Irony: Czech Scenic and Costume Design 1920-1999" Exhibit at the Ohio Arts Council Riffe Gallery 1 111 2000 Pražské Quadriennale/Prague Quadrennial poster 3 2003 June 13-29 11th International Exhibition of Scenography and Theatre Architecture 1 110 2007 June 14-24 Designers Series 6 1976-1997, 2003, 2017 Scope and Contents

The Designers series contains theatrical designs by designers in the Czech and Slovak theatre community, as well as posters promoting exhibitions for individual designers, particularly Jaroslav Malina. Materials in this series are arranged alphabetically by the last name of the designer, and chronologically within the same designer. Following that is a set of postcards of designs by a variety of designers. Materials are dated from 1976-1997, and 2017.

 Fantova (Marketa) "Arms & the Man" original design 4 undated Malina (Jaroslav) "Malá Výstavní Síň" exhibit poster 5 2 1976 November 10-12 Malina (Jaroslav) "Stage and Costume Designs" exhibit at San Francisco State University poster 5 1982 Malina (Jaroslav) "Don Quixote" stage illustration; scenic design notes and illustrations 5 5 1983 Malina (Jaroslav) "Obrazky, Kresby" Realistické Divadlo Foyer exhibit poster 5 3 1989 November 17-December 14 Malina (Jaroslav) "Don Carlos" design poster 6 1994 Malina (Jaroslav) Státní Galerie Výtvarnéno Umění v Mosté/Chrám Nanebevzetí Panny Marie v Mosté/Hudební Fakulta Amu Respirium v Praze Czech Republic traveling exhibit poster 7 1996-1997 Prevoka (Jana) "Hamlet" design notebook 3 1 2017 December 21 Schindlera (Otakara) "Divadelni Krajiny Otakara Schindlera" program for Prague Quadrennial accompanying event 6 11 2003 Variety of designers Český Divadelní Kostým postcards set 6 12 1995 Productions Series 7 1966-2010 Scope and Contents

The Productions series contains programs and posters for productions of operas, symphony orchestras, plays, and puppet theater. The series is arranged alphabetically by production title with materials in the series dating from 1978-2010.

 "Askepot" DRAK Dukketeater fra Hradec Králové poster 8 circa 1982 "Bůh" Studio Ypsilon poster 9 1990 "Cesty s Tetičkou" Realistické Divadlo Zdeňka Nejedlého poster 10 undated "Cirkus Unikum-Dnes Napusled!" DRAK Východočeské Loutkové Divadlo poster 11 1978 "Concert Life" Symfonicky Orchestr Hlvaniho Mesta Prahy Prague Symphony Orchestra program 4 1 1991 December "Die Fledermaus Netopyr" Opera Smetanova Divadla program 4 2 1992 "Don Giovanni" National Marionette Theatre poster 12 circa 2010 "fig.1" Prague Fringe Festival poster 5 4 2010 May 28-June 5 "Jakobín" Národní Divadlo Moravskoslezské poster 13 2006 December 16-17 "Jánošík" Divadlo DRAK poster 14 2010 "Kávová kantáta/Počátek románu" Národní Divadlo Moravskoslezské poster 15 2000 September 16-17 "Kráska a Zvíře" Loutkové Divadlo DRAK poster 16 1990 October 19 "Lituji, že nejsem báník" Beseda-Studio Divadla Vítězného Února poster 17 1981 June 19 "Madame Butterfly" Statni Opera Praha program 4 3 1994 "Matka Kuráž A Její Děti" Divadlo F. X. Šaldy (Liberec) and Divadle E. F. Buriana (Prague) poster 18 1978 March 14 "Nabucco" Statni Opera Praha program 4 4 1993 "Naše Drahá Nebožka" program 6 13 1966 "Pastýřka Putující k Dubnu" Beseda-Studio Divadla Vítězného Února poster 19 1982 May 21 "Psohlavci" Národní Divadlo program 6 14 1987 June 9 "Rigoletto" Statni Opera Praha program 4 5 1994 "Tramvaj Do Stanice Touha" program 6 15 1966 "Zde jsem člověkem! Here I am Human!" Archa Theatre program 4 6 2010 Films Series 8 circa 1983, 1987 Scope and Contents

The Films series contains posters promoting films produced in Czechoslovakia from circa 1983 and 1987. Materials in this series are arranged alphabetically by the title of film.

 "O Živej Vode" poster 20 1987 "Straka v Hrsti" poster 21 circa 1983