Scope and Contents circa 1940, Greek- and English-language memorabilia, Salt Lake production of play by Harry Kambouris (inscribed theatrical poster, partial program); circa 1950-1960, concert program, University Artists Series, Salt Lake Civic Music Association, "Panhellenion Folk Festival--Greece" (touring company from New York City, 35 traditional dances); 1980, theatrical program, South High School.

Scope and Contents Steve A. Demkaopoulos, "Do You Speak Greek?" bound collection of photocopies of articles by author 1972-1991 with articles by others 1925-1963; Steve A. Demakopoulos, 3 brief articles in 1994: "The Grandeur of Greek, a Legacy for All," "Dressing for the Occasion," "Greek Language: Do You Speak Greek?"; Steve Frangos, "A Way with Words" [article about Steve Demakopoulos], , 1995; Steven G. Economou, "[Grenglish]: An Illustrated Lexicon," self-published, 1999; P. David Seaman, "Sociolinguistic...

Scope and Contents 11 pieces, fragile, principally from Apollo Music Company. New York City.

Scope and Contents Typescript, English and Greek language versions of comedy; print source, Greek-language version of comedy.

Scope and Contents Greek-language transcriptions of commercially recorded songs, with English translations and commentaries.

Scope and Contents Greek-language transcriptions of commercially recorded songs, with English translations and commentaries.

Scope and Contents 1986, contains "Wrestling with Death: Greek Immigrant Customs in Utah," by Helen Papanikolas (essay also in 52:1 [Summer 1984]); 1988, fragment; 1994 January-February, contains review by Spyros D. Orfanos of , by Helen Papanikolas; 1994 May-June, pp. 6-13 historic images of Greeks in Utah, address by Helen Papanikolas to 1994 Vryonis Conference on Greeks in English-Speaking Countries, California State University, Sacramento; 1994 September-October, incomplete article by Sotirios (Sam) Chianis,...

Scope and Contents 98:389, pp. 259-86. Cover bears image relating to the article. Traditional verbal performance in contemporary rural Greece.