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Size | 40 items |
Abstract | Sound and Fury was a student performance group founded by Caroll McGaughey in 1939 and recognized by the University as an official student organization in 1942. The group formed as a place for students to gather and write, plan, produce and act in musical theater on campus. This collection consists of musical scores from a show produced by Sound and Fury, audio recordings of a number of the group's performances, and programs from their performance of "Thieves’ Holiday." |
Creator | Sound and Fury (Theater group : Chapel Hill, N.C.) |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Tierra Thomas and Anne Wells, April 2019
Encoded by: Laura Smith and Anne Wells, April 2019
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Sound and Fury was a student performance group founded by Caroll McGaughey in 1939 and recognized by the University as an official student organization in 1942. The group formed as a place for students to gather and write, plan, produce and act in musical theater on campus.
Back to TopThis collection consists of musical scores from a show produced by Sound and Fury (probably "Oh Hellas!"), audio recordings of a number of the group's performances, and a program from their performance of "Thieves’ Holiday." Audio recordings are on 1/4" open reel audio and 12" LP record.
Back to TopAudiotape T-40256/1 |
Oh Hellos!: Act I, part 1, Lew J. Hardee, Southport, N.C., 2 May 19591/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiotape T-40256/2 |
Oh Hellos!: Act I, part 2, Lew J. Hardee, Southport, N.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiotape T-40256/3 |
Oh Hellos!, Act I, part 2, Sunday night1/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiotape T-40256/4 |
Oh Hellos!, Act II, part 1, Lew J. Hardee, Southport, N.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiotape T-40256/5 |
Oh Hellos!, Act II, part 2, Southport, N.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiotape T-40256/6 |
Whatever Passes Along the Paths of the Sea: An Opera in One Act, 18-19 April 19591/4" Open Reel Audio |
Audiodisc FC-40256/1 |
Sound and Fury presents Thieves' Holiday, Chapel Hill, N.C., 30-31 March10" LP record |
Audiodisc FC-40256/2 |
Sound and Fury presents Thieves' Holiday, Chapel Hill, N.C., 30-31 March10" LP record |