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| Program - For Fair Virginia, starring Mr. and Mrs. Russ Whytal, Lyceum Theatre, November 1, 1897. | Program | B | 10 | 09 |
| Program - The Tarrytown Widow, produced by D.W. Truss and Company, Lyceum, November 9,1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 10 | 10 |
| Program - Concert, Victor Herbert and his 22nd Regiment Band, Lyceum, November 17, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 10 | 11 |
| Program - Rip Van Winkle, starring Joseph Jefferson, Lyceum, November 19, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 10 | 12 |
| Program - My Boys, starring George Richards and Eugene Canfield, Lyceum, November 23, 1897. Booklet cover only. | Program | B | 11 | 01 |
| Program - The Heart of Chicago,produced by Lincoln J. Carter, Lyceum, November 24, 1897. Booklet | Program | B | 11 | 02 |
| Program - Uncle Tom's Cabin Co., presented by Stowe and Company, Lyceum,November 27, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 03 |
| Program - Pudd'nhead Wilson, damatized by Frank Mayo, directed by Wm. L. Malley, Lyceum, November 29, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 04 |
| Program - A Man of Ideas, starring Roland Reed and Company, with Miss Isadore Rush, directed by E.B. Jack, Lyceum,December 2, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 05 |
| Program - A Stranger in New York, presented by Hoyt and McGee's Musical Comedy Company, Lyceum, December 3, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 06 |
| Program - Shore Acres, directed by Henry C. Miner, Lyceum, December 4, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 07 |
| Program - The Geezer, managed by William F. Calder, starring Henry V. Donnelly and Edward Girard, Lyceum, December 8, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 08 |
| Program - Marble Heart,The Midnight Alarm, and "She", presented by Elroy's Stock Company, featuring J. Harvey Cook and Miss Lottie Church, Lyceum, week of December 13, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 09 |
| Program - Marble Heart,The Midnight Alarm, and "She", presented by Elroy's Stock Company, featuring J. Harvey Cook and Miss Lottie Church, Lyceum, week of December 13, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 09 |
| Program - The Buckeye, East Lynne or, The Elopment, and Not Guilty, presented by Harry Markham's Big Comedy Company, starring Harry Markham,Lyceum, week of December 20, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 10 |
| Program - Out of Sight, starring John J. Magee and his company, Lyceum December 30, 1897. Booklet. | Program | B | 11 | 11 |
| Program - Wang, produced by D.W. Truss and Company, Lyceum, January 1, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 01 |
| Program - Tess of the D'Urbervilles, starring Mrs. Fiske and her company, Lyceum, January 3, 1898. Booklet | Program | C | 01 | 02 |
| Program - Dorcas, The Silver King, presented by Thomas Van Osten's 3 Star Comedy Company with the Ladies Band and Orchestra, week of January 10, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 03 |
| Program - The Sunshine of Paradise Alley, pictures of New York life,produced by Denman Thompson and George Ryer, presumably Lyceum, January 20, 1898; The Wife, The Charity Ball, presented by Waite's Comedy Company, presumably Lyceum, January 31, 1898, February 2, 1898. Pasted on backing. | Program | C | 01 | 04 |
| Program - Old Lavender, starring Edward Harrigan, managed by W.J Hanley, Lyceum, February 14, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 05 |
| Program - The Deacon's Daughter, starring Lillian Kennedy, Lyceum, February 16, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 06 |
| Program - Little Lord Fauntleroy, produced by T. Henry French, managed by George W. Sammis, Lyceum, February 26, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 07 |
| Program - East Lynne, The Broker's Daughter (Matinee), The Wyoming Mail, presented by the Maude Hillman Company, Lyceum, week of February 28, 1898. Booklet. | Program | C | 01 | 08 |
| Program - Two Vagabonds, Boccaccio (matinee),The Bohemian Girl, Olivette, presented by Waite's Comic Opera Company, Lyceum, week of March 7, 1898 | Program | C | 01 | 09 |
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