Background
Murphy, Donn Brian was born on July 21, 1930 in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Son of Arthur Morton and Claire Frances (McCarthy) Murphy.
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Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) By Murphy, Donn B ( Author ) Hardcover 1993
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Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts)
( This reference traces in fascinating detail the excepti...)
This reference traces in fascinating detail the exceptionally long career of Helen Hayes, the First Lady of the American Theatre. In addition to a biography of the actress, which charts the development of her unique talent and the successes and tragedies of her personal life, the book supplies a chronology which provides quick access to the major events which shaped both her character and her career. In sections devoted individually to Stage, Film, Television, and Radio, the actress' work in each of these media is charted. Cast lists, plot synopses, reviews, and commentary bring vivid immediacy to these records. Additional material in the Appendices provides information on her aural/video recordings as well as her stunning list of Awards and Honors. Included is the program from a gala salute to her 50th Anniversary on the stage. A detailed index concludes the work.
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- Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Stephen Moore (1993-04-22)
- Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) by Murphy, Donn B ( Author ) Hardcover Apr- 1993 Hardcover Apr- 22- 1993
Donn Brian Murphy
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Donn Brian Murphy, American theater educator, administrator. Recipient Outstanding Service award American Theatre Association, 1984, Forrest Roberts award Northern Michigan University, 1977 Georgetown University award for Excellence in Teaching, 1997; Ford Foundation fellow, 1963; inducted College Fellows of America Theatre, 1994. Corporal United States Army, 1950-1952.
Education
Bachelor, Benedictine College, 1954. Master of Fine Arts, Catholic University, 1956. Doctor of Philosophy, University Wisconsin, 1964.
Career
Professor Georgetown University, Washington, 1954—2000, professor emeritus, since 2000. President, executive director National Theatre Corporation, since 1985. Technology theater liaison The White House, Washington, 1961-1965.
Arts commissioner Arlington County, Virginia, 1996—2004.
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Works
book
- Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) by Murphy, Donn B ( Author ) Hardcover Apr- 1993 Hardcover Apr- 22- 1993
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Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts)
( This reference traces in fascinating detail the excepti...)
- Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (New) (Contributions to the Study of World History #38) By Murphy, Donn B ( Author ) Hardcover 1993
- Stage for a Nation The National Theatre,
- Helen Hayes: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Stephen Moore (1993-04-22)
Membership
Corporal United States Army, 1950-1952.
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Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1954
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1956
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1964
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1954
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1985
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Recipient Outstanding Service award American Theatre Association, 1984, Forrest Roberts award Northern Michigan University, 1977 Georgetown University award for Excellence in Teaching, 1997. Ford Foundation fellow, 1963. Inducted College Fellows of America Theatre, 1994.Recipient Outstanding Service award American Theatre Association, 1984, Forrest Roberts award Northern Michigan University, 1977 Georgetown University award for Excellence in Teaching, 1997. Ford Foundation fellow, 1963. Inducted College Fellows of America Theatre, 1994.