Hiawatha program and libretto
- Title
- Hiawatha program and libretto
- Description
- Program for "Hiawatha", Indian pageant-play, including the libretto. Presented by the Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society of East Carolina Teachers Training School. Organized in 1911, the Poe Literary Society was intended to provide a social outlet for the students of East Carolina. Society members produced plays, musical productions, and dances.
- Date
- December 07, 1914
- Original Format
- programs (documents)
- Extent
- 15cm x 24cm
- Local Identifier
- UA45.04.02.02
- Subject(s)
- Theater--North Carolina--Greenville
- East Carolina Teachers Training School--Societies, etc.
- Hiawatha, active 15th century--Drama
- Literature--Societies, etc.
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
- Rights
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- Location of Original
- Records of Student Life: Records of the Edgar Allan Poe Literary Society from the University Archives
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