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Crowd, Chinese contemporary theater, Iowa City, Iowa, October 8, 2019

Black Action Theatre programs, 1970-1988

American Theatre Association report, October 16-18, 1975

Wilfred Cartey lecture, "Wole Soyinka and Derek Walcott," at the University of Iowa, June 6, 1973

Ed Bullins lecture at the University of Iowa, June 15, 1978

Theodore Ward lecture, "Experiences and Impressions of a Playwright in the 1930s," at the University of Iowa, June 15, 1977

Clinton Oliver lecture on plays by black dramatists at the University of Iowa, April 28, 1970

Clinton Oliver lecture on plays by black dramatists at the University of Iowa, April 29, 1970

Clinton Oliver lecture on plays by black dramatists at the University of Iowa, April 30, 1970

Clinton Oliver lecture on plays by black dramatists at the University of Iowa, May 1, 1970

Clinton Oliver lecture on plays by black dramatists at the University of Iowa, April 27, 1970

Etta Moten Barnett lecture, "The Folklore of My People," at the University of Iowa, January 29, 1976

John H. Clark lecture, "The Influence of Slave Narratives on Afro-American Literature," at the University of Iowa, June 18, 1974

George P. Rawick lecture, "Towards a Methodology for the Use of Slave Narratives," at the University of Iowa, June 17, 1974

Owen Dodson lecture, "Why and What is Drama?," at the University of Iowa, June 3, 1973

Loften Mitchell lecture, "A Harlem Playwright Views the Past and Present Theatre," at the University of Iowa, June 7, 1973

Imamu Amiri Baraka lecture, "Black Arts Drama," at the University of Iowa, June 7, 1973

Sister Francesca Thompson lecture, "The Lafayette Players, 1915-1932," at the University of Iowa, June 5, 1973

Carlton Moss lecture, "The Role of Culture in the Afro-American Freedom Movement," at the University of Iowa, June 13, 1973

Milford Jeremiah lecture, "Speech Acts in Slave Narratives," at the University of Iowa, June 19, 1974

Charles T. Davis lecture, "The Art of the Slave Narrative," at the University of Iowa, June 19, 1974

George Bass lecture, "Folk Traditions: Forms, Images, and Ideas for Black Dramas," at the University of Iowa, June 8, 1973

Thomas Pawley lecture, "The Black Man in American Drama and Theatre, 1865-1917," at the University of Iowa, June 6, 1973

Doris Abramson lecture, "Critical Response to Early Broadway Production of Plays by Black Playwrights," at the University of Iowa, June 5, 1973

Ronald P. Ross lecture, "The Role of Blacks in the Federal Theater Project, 1935-1939," at the University of Iowa, June 11, 1973

S. Randolph Edmonds lecture, "Educational Theater in Black Colleges and Universities," at the University of Iowa, June 11, 1973

Carlton Molette lecture, "Ritual Drama in the Contemporary Black Theater," at the University of Iowa, June 9, 1973

Val Gray Ward performing "The Image Makers," at the University of Iowa, June 8, 1973

Lindsay Patterson lecture, "The Black Actor: Dedicated Artist or Mercenary?," at the University of Iowa, June 12, 1973

William Branch interview by Darwin Turner at the University of Iowa, November 1983

Ronald Ross lecture, "The Role of Blacks in the Federal Theater Project, 1935-1939," at the University of Iowa, June 11, 1973

Darwin Turner lecture, "The History of the Black Man in American Theater," at the University of Iowa, July 1969

Smilin' Through: an emotional classic of the modern stage

Velma Woodmansee

Marie Ware Laughton

Benjamin Chapin: in interpretations of his own dramas

Smilin' Through: great American play

Benjamin Chapin's famous historical production: Lincoln at the White House

Mrs. John McRaven: premier presentation of the drama "Mammy"

Smilin' Through: an emotional classic of the modern stage

Another Language: With George Phelps and the Horner Players

The Melting Pot: the great American drama

Bought and paid for: by George Broadhurst

The gorilla: a mystery drama

Evelyn Grover: character sketches in constume

L. Verne Slout and Ruth Whitworth: supported by the L. Verne Slout Players

Smilin' Through: a play in three acts by Allan Langdon Martin

Willard C. Landfear and Virginia M. Landfear