The Pennsylvania State University, Stage Lighting Archives
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III. THEATRE AND ARCHITECTURAL
LIGHTING DESIGNS
This file includes assorted plots, schedules, sketches related to slide
preparation, and template designs. Items marked with an asterick (*) were
donated by Larry Kellermann, 1974. The file is kept in Drawer 60 of the
Archives cabinets in the Libary Annex in the Academic Acativities
Building.
III- (Not Identified)*
a) Geometric design (black magic marker on white paper) and
negative copy. 13-1/2" X 5", 14-1/4" X 5".
b) Clock. Painted on white board; for slide reproduction.
18-3/4" X 27". Finished slide is in Archives, VIII-8.B.
III- Allison, William H.
THE CHILDREN OF THE LADYBUG, Yale, 1950.
1 drwg: light plot and instrument schedule.
III- Levy, Charles.
- U. S. Embassy, London (Century project 57479).
- Beverly Hilton Hotel, First Floor Addition (Century project
57522).
- Havana Hilton Hotel (Century project 57416) For Century
Lighting, 1957.
- 21 drwgs, 1 qtr-sz drwg. Architectural lighting designs.
III- McCandless, Stanley.
- American Export Lines Ticket Office, Fifth Avenue, New York
(Century project 57456) For Century Lighting, 1957.
- 1 drwg, 2 qtr-sz drwgs. Architectural lighting design.
III- McCandless, Stanley
KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE, Yale, 1951.
- 3 drwgs, 4 marked copies Scenic design, F. P. Bevan;
asst light design, W. H. Allison; electrician,
C. D. Roberts.
III- Mielziner, Jo
ALL AMERICAN*, for Padula and Brown, 1962.
- a) Paste-up lettering "Southern Baptist Institute of
Technology" for negative slide reproduction. 11" X 16-1/2".
- b) Paste-up plan for projecting leaf pattern from three
750w lekos. 17-3/4" X 25".
- c) Paste-up for reproduction. Leaf pattern to be
created by 2 slide projectors on balcony rail,
projected onto curved surface. 22" X 24-1/2". Play
by Mel Brooks, based on book PROFESSOR FODORSKI by
Robert Lewis Taylor, music by Charles Stouse,
lyrics by Lee Adams.
III- Mielziner, Jo
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF*, 1955.
- 18" d. "nebulae" disc, paste-up for photographic
reproduction. Paste-ups are black-and-white photographs of
painted sketches. Disc is laminated with 1/16" plexiglass.
Play by Tennessee Williams, directed by Elia Kazan.
III- Mielziner, Jo
THE MILK TRAIN DOESN'T STOP HERE ANY MORE*, for
Roger L. Stevens, 1963.
- Sky opticon effect disc (ink sketch for slide
reproduction). Dated 11/27/62. 23" X 29". Play by
Tennessee Williams. Paul Trautvetter, assoc design.
III- Mielziner, Jo
THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT*, 1964.
- 12 drawings, white ink on black board, for slide
reproduction. Unsigned. 15" X 20". Play by Bill Manhoff.
III- Pitkin, William
HENRY V*
- 6 cloud template designs on 20" X 30" board.
III- Watson, Lee
MYRMIDONS, Yale, 1950.
- 1 copy: light plot and instrument schedule. Play by
Tunc Yalman. Electrician, Joel Rubin.
III- Williams, Rollo Gillespie
- Architectural lighting layouts for Century Lighting. 2
drwgs, 2 qtr-sz drwgs.
III- Wolf, Peter (Peter Wolf Associates)
- Trees*. Black ink and white-out on white board. For
slide reproduction. 15" X 34-3/8".
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For further information about the archives, contact:
William Kenyon
Director, Stage Lighting Archives
The Pennsylvania State University
510 Academic Activities Building
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 865-2261