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WPA Posters

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	"Only God can make a tree"		"Peg o'my heart" Love, laughter, romance!		"Ready! Aim! Fire!" The merry musical hit : Moved to the Mayan.
	"Revue of reviews" a musical satire of today Hollywood Playhouse, Vine near Hollywood Blvd. : Federal Theatre Project div. of W.P.A.		"Say it with stamps" Buy!! Nassau County poster stamps : "What helps Nassau helps you!"		"Swing parade" 1937 musical smash hit positively last week!
	"The alarm clock" by Avery Hopwood		"The cat and the canary"		"The chocolate soldier"
	"The chocolate soldier"		"The chocolate soldier"		"The chocolate soldier"
	"The chocolate soldier"		"The first legion" by Emmet Lavery a Jesuit play.		"The Mikado"
	"The Mikado"		"The milky way" by Lynn Root and Harry Clork		"The path of flowers" A new farce-comedy by Valentine Katayev.
	"The Pirates of Penzance"		"The shoe bears" A marionette play.		"The sun rises in the west" written and produced by Southwest Theatre Unit
	"The warrior's husband" Brilliantly humorous comedy.		"The weavers" by Gerhart Hauptmann opens November 25		"Turn to the right" The laugh hit!
	"Twilight of the theatre" Intriguing comedy drama.		"Uncle Vanya"		"What Anne brought home"
	"What Anne brought home"		100 water colors by easel artists of the New York City WPA Art Project		14th Illinois cattle feeders meeting Nov. 8, 1940, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.

WPA Posters ( Works Progress Administration ) were made during the WWII Era between 1936 and 1943 as part of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal. We are offering reproductions of approximately 800 of these posters which were orginally silkscreen, lithograph, and woodcuts. They were designed to publicize health and safety programs; cultural programs including art exhibitions, theatrical, and musical performances; travel and tourism; educational programs; and community activities in seventeen states and the District of Columbia. The posters were made possible by one of the first U.S. Government programs to support the arts .

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