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Glen Tetley performing in American Ballet Theatre's "Lady from the Sea" in 1960.

Glen Tetley performing in Robert Joffrey's ballet "Pas des Deeses" in 1956.

Glen Tetley and Felisa Conde performing in John Butler's ballet from "Bluebeard's Castle" circa 1953.

Glen Tetley and Felisa Conde performing in John Butler's ballet "Masque of the Wild Man".

Glen Tetley performing in the allegorical ballet by Kate Forbes titled "Handel's Garden". Tetley was cast as "The Embodied Statue of Apollo".

Glen Tetley performing in NBC's 1952 televised production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors". Pictured from left to right are John Butler, Mary Hinkson, and Glen Tetley.

A rehearsal for the televised production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors" in 1951 picturing Glen Tetley, Melissa Hayden, and Nicholas Magallanes

Glen Tetley performing in the broadway musical "Kiss Me Kate" circa 1948.

Photograph of Hanya Holm, autographed for Glen Tetley.
Reads "To Glen, with my very best wishes, Hanya Holm".
circa 1946-1951.

Glen Tetley performing in the broadway musical "On the Town" in 1945. Choreography was by Jerome Robbins.

Portrait of Glen Tetley in a Naval uniform. Most likely taken while Tetley was in the V-12 Navy College training program between 1943-1945.

Glen Tetley graduates from Wilkinsburg High School in 1943.

Article announcing Glen Tetley as the new editor-in-chief of the Wilkinsburg Junior High school newspaper "The Spotlight". Published in the April 11, 1940 edition.

Article about the "Jackson Puppeteers" group in the Wilkinsburg Junior High school newspaper that Glen Tetley was a member of. Published in the December 21, 1939 edition.

Glen Tetley listed on the Wilkinsburg Junior High School High Honor Roll, published in the school newspaper, "The Spotlight" on September 27, 1939.

Masthead for "The Spotlight" school newspaper. Glen Tetley listed as a Reporter.

"The Spotlight" school newspaper for Wilkinsburg Junior High School in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania of which Glen Tetley was a reporter and later Assistant Editor of.

Postcard image of Glen Tetley's mother Eleanor Byrne as a child with her brother Henry Byrne and parents Edward and Mame Byrne vacationing at Lake Simcoe, Canada in 1905

Glen Tetley and Natalia Makarova the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) 50th Anniversary Celebration at the New York State Theater

Glen Tetley (far right) with Ruth St. Denis at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival