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The Rivals: Purple vest, blue coat, tan breeches, white stockings, white cravat, black buckled shoes, and a cane.
One-Third of a Nation: Green coat, grey waistcoat, green breeches, blue socks, white cravat, and white wig.
Sing for Your Supper: 13 of a Mitten. Green and white vest, blue tailcoat, tan pants, black shoes, black tie, and grey top hat.
What a Relief: Chorus Off Time Beat. Red shorts, white puffy blouse, black vest, gold sash, black slippers, and black cap.
The Rivals: Purple vest, blue coat, tan breeches, white stockings, white cravat, black buckled shoes, and a cane.
Earthly Paradise: Rayule green and tan vest, brown sleeves, lace collar. Puffy tan pants, black boots, black hat, sword worn at belt
String Fever(marionette): Red dress, black belt, green heels, black feather boa and blue hat.
String Fever(marionette): Red dress, black belt, green heels, black feather boa and blue hat.
One-Third of a Nation: Green coat, grey waistcoat, green breeches, blue socks, white cravat, and white wig.
The Rivals: Sir Lucius O'Trigger. Lime green vest, green coat, blue breeches, white stockings, white cravat, and black buckled shoes.
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The Federal Theatre Project (FTP) was a New Deal program created in 1935 as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Its goal was to provide employment for out-of-work theater professionals and to produce plays for a wide audience. The FTP operated until 1939 when it was shut down due to political pressure and funding cuts. During its existence, the FTP produced thousands of plays and employed thousands of theater workers, including actors, directors, playwrights, and stagehands. Some of the most notable productions of the FTP include the Living Newspaper plays, which used theater to comment on current events, and the Federal Theatre's Negro Unit, which produced plays about the African American experience.
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