The first A Chorus Line Broadway marketing visual image was designed by Susan Frank, a freelance graphic designer, who worked with the group sales department of Joseph Papp’s 1972 to 1977.  The design featured the original cast in the pose at the conclusion of the opening number following the collection of their resumes.  The iconic photo was taken by theatre and dance photographer Martha Swope and featured the costumes of Theoni V. Aldredge.  Susan Frank also created the design for the 1983 A Chorus Line 72" X 16" Longest Running Show Broadway Group Sales Poster.  She also created show graphics for the That Championship Season, The Au Pair Man,   What the Wine-Sellers Buy,  A Doll's House,  Streamers (prior to the Paul Davis design) and Agamemnon. 

"Playbill reported that several years after the uptown opening, A Chorus Line got its first color Playbill featuring a photo chosen by Associate Producer Bernard Gersten showcasing the show's Shubert marquee.  Photographer Paul Elson recalled, "It was a summer's evening, and I made the exposure long enough so that none of the crowd in front of the theater would appear to focused; it was just a fortuitous juxtaposition of people at the right time of night, before curtain."   A Chorus Line commemorated its achievement of becoming the longest running in Broadway history with a gala evening that brought back original cast members along with cast from all over the globe.  The Playbill was silver color and had the show's logo as well as the date “Sept. 29, 1983."  
 
A CHORUS LINE From the Original 1975 Public Theatre engagement to the 2006 Revival - A Rare Ten (10) Playbill Collection covering 43 years included are 

Original 1975 Public Theatre  O.B.C. original program debut.  Date handwritten on cover

Original 1976 April Broadway Original Art work  O.B.C. 

1979 - Shubert Alley Exterior theatre Marque photo. Cover in worn condition See photo

1981 - Marquee with One Finale. 
1983 Single night performance in honor of the show becoming the longest running in Broadway history.   “Sept. 29, 1983, is ever likely to forget that electric occasion. It was the night on which ''A Chorus Line'' played for the 3,389th time, to become the longest-running production in Broadway history. The pioneering musical surpassed ''Grease,'' the then reigning champion.  The night's cast of 332 included the company present and companies past: Broadway, national, and international.  Mr. Bennett's crowning directorial stroke occurred with the final reprise of ''One,'' Marvin Hamlisch and Edward Kleban's tantalizing theme song. While one group of gold-clad dancers strutted the stage and saluted the audience with golden top hats, other contingents advanced down the aisles in all parts of the house - from second balcony to orchestra. At this point, the affectionate embrace of ''A Chorus Line'' became overflowingly complete. The final choruses were performed onstage by all 332 dancers. The audience also rose to the occasion.” By John Beaufort   October 11, 1983  The Christian Science Monitor
1990 Broadway - Cover design is the "One" finale wedge photographed onstage. Cast includes Laurie Gamache, Robert LuPone & Ron Kurowski

1987 5000 performance

2006  The first and only Broadway Revival -  O.B.R.C.  Cast includes Charlotte d'Amboise and Tony Yazbeck. 

Most Playbill's are in good to like-new condition.  Exceptions are noted above.