#Keith leedom musition series#

Series E: Popular Music Titles N-S Box 83 Collection ArrangementĪrrangement is alphabetical. The textual/visual materials being acquired by UNH. 1000 vinyl records from Sulloway's collection were sold by the collector prior to See also the 12 other segments of this collection. Acquisitions Informationĭonation: Alvah Sulloway, Kittery, ME, 1993-2001 (Accession numbers: 93.026, ,, , Alvah Sulloway TheaterĪnd Dance Music Collection, 1772-1978, MC 127, Milne Special Collections andĪrchives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA. For questionsĪbout publication or reproduction rights, contact Special Collections staff. Copyright NoticeĬontents of this collection are governed by U.S. Administrative Information Access Restrictions Artist and production names are given within each folder.

#Keith leedom musition movie#

Series consists of four boxes of subject files (including advertisements datedġ937-1958) on various Hollywood and Broadway productions, arrangedĪlphabetically by title, and one box of photographs and movie stills of Alvah Sulloway Subject Files and Photographs/ Movie Stills: This Programs from plays, musicals, and the like, as well as souvenir books from Theater and Dance Programs: This section consists of theater

Scottish Country Dance groups in Boston, MA and Dunedin, FL. Sulloway in 1954, she continued to dance with She traveled from coast toĬoast in the United States and Canada with the road company of 'Bloomer Girl'.

#Keith leedom musition professional#

Sue was trained as a professional dancer byĪgnes deMille and danced in three Broadway musicals, 'Bridgadoon', 'Where's Charlie',Īnd 'Bloomer Girl'. She attended Miss Baird's School in Morristown, NJĪnd Wells College in Aurora, NY. Sue Sulloway Materials: Born on August 14, 1924, Sue was the daughter of Donald S. It also contains a section of compositions by Irving Popular showtunes (Broadway, Follies, Tin Pan Ally, etc.) whose titles begin Showtunes, Titles Beginning N-Z: This particular segment lists

Showtunes (Broadway, Follies, Tin Pan Ally, etc.) whose titles begin with the Showtunes, Titles Beginning A-M: This particular segment lists popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters T through Z. Popular Music, Titles Beginning T-Z: This segment covers popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters N through S. Popular Music, Titles Beginning N-S: This segment covers popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters L through M. Popular Music, Titles Beginning L-M: This segment covers popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters I through K. Popular Music, Titles Beginning I-K: This segment covers popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters E through H. Popular Music, Titles Beginning E-H: This segment covers popular Music works whose titles begin with the letters A through D. Popular Music, Titles Beginning A-D: This segment covers popular Trots, cakewalks, castle walks, and so forth.

Dance Sheet Music: This segment covers music intended to be usedįor dances, and includes rags, bamboulas, waltzes, foxtrots, glides, tangos, 1910 - ca.ġ945): This segment covers popular music from Broadway and beyond, composedĭuring WW I (Boxes 1-7), WW II (Boxes 8-9), and the interwar years (also Boxes World War I - World War II Sheet Music Collection (ca. The collection has been broken into 13 different segments to make Some materials from Sue Stewart SullowayĪre also included. The Alvah Sulloway Collection consists of thousands of pieces of sheet music,Īdvertisements, subject files, and more. He initiated and won a taxpayer suit against the town of Kittery in protest of the town council’s violation of right-to-know laws.Ī year after Sue’s death, he married his third wife, Sally Kruger Goff. After his retirement from teaching, they moved to Kittery Point, ME, where Alvah organized the York Golf and Tennis Club and was active in community affairs. In 1954, Alvah married Susan Stewart (1924-2003), a dancer. It was performed several times between 19 in various New England community and summer theater venues. He wrote the book and lyrics, she composed the music. She and Alvah collaborated on a musical titled Winner Take All. In 1939, Alvah married Alison Green, who was a musician. He taught there for ten years, resigning because of a difference in educational philosophy with the new headmaster. Alvah practiced law until 1960, when he changed careers and became an English teacher at Moses Brown School in Providence, RI. He then went on to complete both his undergraduate and law degrees at Harvard College, graduating in 19 respectively. He received his secondary education at the prestigious St. Alvah Sulloway was born in Concord, NH on Nov.