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Performance of Lejaren Hiller's Avalanche for pitchman, prima donna, player piano, percussionist, and pre-recorded playback)
Performance of Lejaren Hiller's Avalanche for pitchman, prima donna, player piano, percussionist, and pre-recorded playback)
Galina Ulanova, Nicolai Fadeyechev, and Maya Samokhvalova in Giselle, Act II
Bulls Football Game with Villanova University [incomplete]
UB Tennis team veteran Bob Barrett is presented with a token of the team's appreciation by teammate Denny Brzezinski, 1964-1965 season
South (Main Street) campus in the evening
Debutantes in the receiving line at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
George Crumb, composer at piano
George Crumb, composer at piano
Student Protests against Dow Chemical Company
Performance of Lejaren Hiller's Avalanche for pitchman, prima donna, player piano, percussionist, and pre-recorded playback)
Performance of Lejaren Hiller's Avalanche for pitchman, prima donna, player piano, percussionist, and pre-recorded playback)
Turandot
Bulls Football Game with Boston University
Dick Offenhamer, UB Varsity Football Coach, with assistants, 1963-1964 season
Un ballo in maschera
International leaders attended Zonta's 15th Anniversary dinner celebration at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York, November 1934
Morton Feldman at unidentified function
JBIC018: Temple Beth El, Eggert Road, Tonawanda, N.Y., buildings
Aida, Triumphal scene
UB Marching Band
UB Tennis team star Jim Faturos receives the Most Valuable Award from his coach William Sanford, 1962-1963 season
Performance of HPSCHD, composition by John Cage and Lejaren Hiller
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_167.pdf
Bulls Football Game with Gettysburg College
UB Marching Band
Louis C. Cloutier, MD
Scenes from commencement, a basketball game, and student elections
George L. Dines, MD
UB Marching Band
UB Marching Band
UB Marching Band
UB Marching Band
William Wesley Peters (center), Frank Lloyd Wright (2nd from right), and J.J. Polivka (right) with 2 unknown men in Phoenix, Arizona
UB Football coaching staff members Buddy Ryan and Bob Deming, 1963-1964 season
Performance of HPSCHD, composition by John Cage and Lejaren Hiller
Margot Fonteyn as The Ballerina in Petrouchka, with Peter Clegg as The Moor, and Alexander Grant as Petrouchka
Gwendolin Warren Sims, vocalist performing with Barbara Conrad and Laurence Bogue
Gwendolin Warren Sims, vocalist performing with Barbara Conrad and Laurence Bogue
Main Street (South) campus scenes and construction
UB Marching Band
Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Act II
Bulls Football Game with Marshall University
Maria Callas, Nicola Rossi-Lemeni and Mirto Picchi in Norma
UB Marching Band
Homecoming Activities and Bulls Football
Model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka "Butterfly Wing Bridge"
Bulls Football Game with Gettysburg College
UB Marching Band
UB Marching Band
Nozze di Figaro, Act II
Zontians Helen Z. M. Rodgers and Mrs. Conrad (Irene) Wettlaufer plan the Spring 1940 Zonta International Conference
Temple Beth Israel Confirmation, c.1960s
Nozze di Figaro
JBIC036: Rabbi Milton Feuerstein at installation ceremony
La boheme, Act IV, death of Mimi
UB Marching Band
Commencement
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (rehearsal)
UB Varsity Football team coaches at movie meeting, 1962-1963 season
Bulls Football Game with the College of the Holy Cross [incomplete]
UB Marching Band
Fidelio at Athens Festival
UB Marching Band
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (performance)
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (rehearsal)
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (rehearsal)
Lohengrin, Act II
UB Marching Band
William S. Huff Photographs of the work of Louis Kahn
Temple Beth Israel Confirmation, c.1960s
Maria Callas, Paul Franke, Thelma Votipka, and Nicola Moscona in Lucia di Lammermoor
Buddy Ryan with Gerry Philbin and Kevin Brinkworth, 1961-1962 season
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (rehearsal)
Carmen with Risë Stevens, Osie Hawkins, and Richard Tucker
Die Fledermaus, Act II
Richard Dufallo, conductor with Creative Associates (rehearsal)
George Crumb, composer in rehearsal with Cassatt String Quartet, with technician Ron Parks
Susanna Zviagina, A. Nersesova, Iaroslav Sekh, and German Sitnikov in the Spanish Dance from the Nutcracker
Mrs. William S. Robinson (Margaret Kimball), Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1959-1960
Paul Zonn (clarinet), Edward Yadzinski (bass clarinet), Robert Martin (violoncello, and Richard Dufallo (conductor)
Eugene Onegin
UB Cross-country team star Stu Katz sprints home as his coach Emery Fisher serves as timekeeper, 1963-1964 season
[Robert Duncan interview on Yale reports, May 31, 1964] / David Schaff, Eugene Vance.
[Poetry reading at the YM-YWHA, New York City, November 2, 1964] / Donald Hall.
Il Barbiere di Siviglia, final scene
English flower artist Mrs. Constance Spry spoke on her art at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo at the invitation of club president Mrs. Frederick C. Slee, 1937
Mail art no. 76
UB Marching Band
Klaus von Wrochem, composer, his St?cke (1966)
JBIC326: Thomas E. Connolly and Selig Adler with copy of: From Ararat to suburbia: the history of the Jewish community in Buffalo
Model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka "Butterfly Wing Bridge" on display in the Emporium department store in San Francisco
JBIC180: Temple Beth El religious school high school students
Chancellor Clifford C. Furnas meeting with New York State Governor Nelson Rockefeller and other members of ACAIRD (Advisory Council for Advancement of Industrial Research and Development)
[Poetry reading at Kent State University, October 19, 1973] / Frank Sampieri.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteers roll bandages for distribution to Red Cross emergency services
Germany in Film: Post-Projections
[Poetry reading in Buffalo, N.Y., February 2, 1986] / Ted Joans.
Buffalo Zontians honored five Buffalo women authors at a Hotel Statler dinner in 1933
Klaus von Wrochem, composer, his St?cke (1966)