Clifford Capone was born in New York City in November 4, 1932 to Giovanni Capone (John Joseph Capone, b.1894) and Anna Veronica Bosco. He grew up in the Bronx. He became a costume designer and worked in New York City on theater and movie productions. He died March 2, 2018.
This contains birth certificates, marriage certificates, real estate deeds, church certificates and a passport. They are in English and Italian.
Includes these productions: "Black Rainbow", "The Von Metz Incident", "Terror on Highway 91", "Life on the Third Rail", "Family Week", "When A Stranger Calls Back"
Includes playbill, photographs, and newspaper clippings
Photographs, correspondence, playbills, and playscripts used and created during the career of Clifford Capone who was a costume designer for theater productions and movies based in New York City. He worked for film directors Woody Allen and Gordon Willis among others.
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Clifford Capone papers, Ms.2018.017, Brown University Library.
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Gift of the Estate of Clifford Capone to Brown University in 2018.