[Scrapbook of press clippings for "The Ethel Merman Show" at the Texas State Fair.]

[Scrapbook of Ethel Merman press clippings 1935-1936.]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "The Ethel Merman Show"at the Texas State Fair, October 1953.]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for the films "Strike Me Pink" and "Anything Goes".]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for the film "Alexander's Ragtime Band".]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "Red, Hot and Blue".]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for the film"There's No Business Like Show Business."]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "Call Me Madam" at the National Theatre in Washington, D.C.]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "Hollywood Hotel Review of 1938" & "Happy Landing"].

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "Call Me Madam" at the National Theatre.]

[Scrapbook of press clippings for "Call Me Madam" and the re-opening of the National Theatre, Washington D.C., May 5, 1952.]

Ethel Merman--"Annie Get Your Gun"

[Scrapbook of press clippings of "Take a Chance" and "Humpty-Dumpty" and other early shows.]

For the benefit of Mr. Kilner. Friday evening, August 26, 1825, will be presented for the second time in this theatre, the comedy "Charles the Second"

Engagement of Miss Bateman, who will on this Wednesday evening, October 6, 1869, and every evening except Saturday, appear in her celebrated and original character of "Leah" in the drama of that name

A new comedy in three acts, written expressly for this theater by Dion Boucicault, entitled "Forbidden Fruit", every evening and Saturday matinee

"Deaf as a Post", "Mr. Burton's Adventures in Russia" and "The Wandering Minstrel; or, Mirth and Music", Saturday evening, August 25, 1855

Saturday evening, September 12, 1863, will be performed for the 11th time in this city, an entirely new drama in four acts by John Brougham, "The Mystery of Audley Court"

This evening, Monday, September 16, will be acted for the first time this season, the play of "The Love Chase"

Saturday evening, October 11, will be produced for the fifth time, an original five-act comedy called “Nature’s Nobleman”, written expressly for this theater