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East China Spoken Drama Festival — 11 Programs & Admission Ticket, 1954

East China Spoken Drama Festival — 11 Programs & Admission Ticket, 1954

Theatre Ephemera Archive
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Selected item — one twelve-piece archive of 1954 Chinese theatre ephemera offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

Eleven programs and one observation/admission ticket from the 1954 East China Spoken Drama Festival. The group spans productions by the East China branch of the Central Academy of Drama, Shanghai People's Art Theatre and other companies, offering a substantial visual record of early PRC stage culture.

  • Issuer: Culture Bureau of the East China Administrative Committee
  • Date: 1954
  • Format: Eleven printed theatre programs plus one observation/admission ticket
  • Productions named by source include Growing Up in Battle, The Orange Growers, The Test, For Tomorrow, The Rosenbergs, The Garden of the Motherland, Spring Comes to the Nuomin River, On the Train of the Era, Family and others
  • Dimensions: 26 × 18.5 cm stated by source
  • Material: Printed paper ephemera
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 9/10
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