A preliminary sketch of a campus theatre. Wisconsin University.

Pencil on tracing paper; seats, council hill, player's nooks, council fire, rocks; section of grade; section of council fire; signed; 68 x 62 cm.; Scale: 1" = 10' [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Employees - Hiking Executives

Albert Stoll Jr., Miriam Lyne, Elmer C. Adams, and Ruth Moser Place

Hikers - Hiking Club

Back row left to right: William Wickert, Ervin Erkitz, Charles Goodwin, Mrs. Ervin W. Erkitz, Arthur Johnson, Frank Billy, George Picard. Middle row left to right: Alice Farnsworth, Mrs. Otto Hauser, Mrs. Sylvia Carlin, Mrs. Ida Wolfe, Blanche Ziorck. Front row left to right: Genevieve Ciesla, Otto Hauser, Wanda Meyer.

A lecture on the study of ancient coins, in connection with history : as delivered Feb. 6, 1829, in the theatre of the Royal institution of Great Britain--

Engravings of a medal of Mr. Pingo's by T. Trotter mounted opposite p. [1]

A new and original opera in three acts, preceded by a prologue, entitled The enchantress : as first performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Wednesday, May 14th, 1845 /

Libretto by Saint-Georges, translated by Bunn.

An original Japanese comic opera in two acts, entitled The Mikado, or, The town of Titipu. First published at the Standard Theatre, New York, on Wednesday evening, August 19th, 1885.

Includes the songs Hearts do not break and Tit-Willow, with pianoforte accompaniment: pp. 43-46. Without other music.