2024-09-25 Guide to the Robert E. Lee Papers, 1905-circa 2007, 2018-2019, bulk 1946-1992 SPEC.TRI.0031 Finding aid prepared by Courtney Bishop; David Mezick Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 1858 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH, 43210 2018 November; 2026 January This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2026-05-05T08:57-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Robert E. Lee Papers SPEC.TRI.0031 Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 105.994 Cubic feet Bulk, 1946-1992 1905-circa 2007, 2018-2019, bulk 1946-1992 Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence were an American writing duo. The pair founded the Armed Forces Radio Service during World War II and then went on to write dozens of plays, musicals, musical compositions, screenplays, and radio and television scripts, as well as direct productions of their own works. The Robert E. Lee Papers contains scripts, programs, clippings, photographs, audiovisual materials, office files, correspondence and other press materials related to plays, musicals, screenplays, and radio and television scripts written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Also included are memorabilia, LP records, sheet music, songbooks, speeches, articles, Lee's teaching materials, and material about his travels in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The collection also contains a small amount of personal material from the early life of Robert E. Lee. Materials are dated 1905-circa 2007 and 2018-2019 with the bulk of the material from 1946-1992. (171) 5" letter document boxes; (22) record boxes; (14) cartons; (8) 5" legal document boxes; (8) oversize folders; (3) flat boxes; (2) oversize document boxes; (2) 2.5" legal document boxes; (1) card box; (1) 2.5" letter document box; (1) archival container; (1) rolled item English Lee, Robert Edwin, 1918-1994 Arrangement of Materials This collection is arranged in 8 series: Series 1: Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 2: Other Professional Materials Series 3: Writings By Lee Series 4: Teaching Materials Series 5: Organizations Series 6: Awards Series 7: Collection of Theatre, Film, Television, and Radio Ephemera, Scripts, and Musical Scores Series 8: Personal Acquisitions Information Accession No. 2017.0073: Lucy Lee, 2017 August; Accession No. TRI.2026.0001: Lucy Lee, 2019 July; method of acquisition for some contents unknown Preferred Citation [identification of item], Robert E. Lee Papers, SPEC.TRI.0031, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains VHS videocassettes, U-Matic videocassettes, magnetic tapes, long-playing records, and audiocassettes. Access to Materials Materials in box 103, 168-171 and 181 have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. The remainder of this collection is available for patron research, but may be used only in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room. Use of Materials Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright, and are made available for research and educational purposes. In general, the OSU Libraries do not own the copyright for materials from our collections and cannot grant copyright permissions for these materials. The user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status. If copyright protection applies, permission must be obtained from the copyright holder to reuse, publish, or reproduce the work beyond the bounds of fair use or other exceptions to the law. Works in the public domain are not protected by copyright and do not require permission to use. Processing Information Processed by: Courtney Bishop, Belle Teesdale, Nicole Miller, 2018 September; David Mezick, 2026 January; Finding aid written by: Courtney Bishop, 2018 November; David Mezick, 2026 January Biographical Note Robert E. Lee (1918-1994) and Jerome Lawrence were an American writing duo. The pair founded the Armed Forces Radio Service during World War II and then went on to write dozens of plays, musicals, screenplays, and radio and television scripts, as well as direct productions of their own works. From 1946 to 1949, Lee and Lawrence wrote 118 episodes of Favorite Story, which is a dramatic anthology. Episodes featured an adaptation of a story that was selected by a celebrity, supposedly the celebrity’s favorite story. In 1955, the writing duo began working with live theatres and wrote Inherit the Wind, Auntie Mame (1956), The Gang's All Here (1959), The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail (1969), Jabberwock (1972), and First Monday in October (1978). In 1965, Lee and Lawrence founded the American Playwrights’ Theatre which produced The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail and Jabberwock. The duo also worked on many adaptations including Shangri-La, Mame, and Dear World. Angela Lansbury starred in Mame while it was on Broadway and won a Tony Award for her performance in 1966. Their productions have been translated and performed in 32 languages. Lee was also an adjunct professor of playwriting at the University of California, Los Angeles and served on the Executive Writers Committee of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. For Lee and Lawrence's contributions to the theater community, they received numerous awards. They were awarded the Donaldson Award, the Outer Critics’ Circle Award, and the London Critics’ Award for Best Foreign Play for Inherit the Wind. In 1986, the Theatre Research Institute at Ohio State University was renamed Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute in honor of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. In 1990, both men were inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame and named Fellows of the American Theatre at Kennedy Center in Washington D. C. The writing duo also founded the Margo Jones Award. Scope and Contents The Robert E. Lee Papers contains scripts, programs, clippings, photographs, audiovisual materials, office files, correspondence and other press materials related to plays, musicals, screenplays, and radio and television scripts written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Also included is material related to Lee's other activities within the theater community, including speeches, material about his travels in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and material about the establishment of the Theatre Research Institute at Ohio State University. The collection also contains a small amount of personal material from the early life of Robert E. Lee. Materials are dated 1905-circa 2007 and 2018-2019 with the bulk of the material from 1946-1992. Related Materials SPEC.TRI.0030 Janet Waldo Lee Papers SPEC.TRI.L&L Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection SPEC.TRI.APT Records of the American Playwrights' Theatre Separated Materials Some materials are available through the Ohio State University Library catalog , and can be found by searching for keyword "Robert E. Lee Papers." Lawrence, Jerome, 1915-2004 Lee, Robert Edwin, 1918-1994 United States. Armed Forces Radio Service College teachers--California--20th century College teaching--California--20th Century Composers--United States--20th century Dramatists, American--20th century Long-playing records Magnetic tapes Memorabilia Playbills Playwriting--United States--20th century Programs (documents) Radio writers--United States--20th century Scripts (documents) Sheet music Songbooks Theater--Production and direction--20th century Theatrical producers and directors--United States--20th century U-matic VHS Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 1 Bulk, 1946-1992 1936-circa 2007, 2018, bulk 1946-1992 Scope and Contents The Lawrence and Lee Productions series contains materials to which Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee had some connection, either as a writer, producer, director, or through some other association. Materials include scripts, screenplays, scores, and records. Some of the Favorite Story and "Major Barbara" materials have a component unique identifier. These codes are on the actual record, but there is no index to compare it to. Material is dated 1936-circa 2007 and 2018 with the bulk of materials dated 1946-1992. Arrangement of Materials The Lawrence and Lee Productions series is arranged into three groups based on if the folder contained material from one production, more than one production, or unknown productions: productions, multiple productions, and unidentified productions. The first group, productions, is arranged alphabetically by production title, and then chronologically within the same production title with the undated materials listed alphabetically by folder title at the end of that production. The second group, multiple productions, is arranged chronologically with items with the same date arranged alphabetically by the folder title within that date. The last group, unidentified productions, is arranged chronologically with undated material arranged alphabetically by folder title at the end of the group. There are duplicate instances because the two sides of the record did not have the same Favorite Story title. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains VHS videocassettes, U-Matic videocassettes, magnetic tapes, long-playing records, and audiocassettes. Access to Materials Materials in box 168 have restricted access due to the presence of personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. "Actor" script 1 1 1975 "Actor" annotated script 1 2 1975 September 10 "Actor" KCET annotated script 1 3 1976 "Actor" score 192 1 1976 "Actor" script and sheet music 1 4-5 1976 August "Actor" revised annotated script 1 6 1976 November 1 "Actor" advertisement 172 1 circa 1977 "Actor" script drafts, notes, and lyrics 2 1 1977 "Actor" script drafts 2 2 1977 May-June "Actor" script 2 3 1977 June 27 "Actor" script 2 4 1977 July 14 "Actor" script drafts and notes 2 5 1977 October "Actor" revised act one script 2 6 1977 November "Actor" television script 2 7 1977 November "Actor" correspondence and contracts 3 1 172 2 1977-1979, 1989 "Actor" Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) television master script 3 2 1978 February 21 "'Actor' (reel 1 of 2)" videocassette 195 1 1978 February 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 1 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "'Actor' (reel 2 of 2)" videocassette 195 2 1978 February 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 2 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Actor" script 187 1 1978 June "Actor" script and sheet music 172 3 1978 June "Actor" correspondence and notes 3 3 1979-1986 "Actor: H.T.T. part I" recording 193 1 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 1 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Actor: H.T.T. part II" recording 193 2 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 2 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Actor" vocal score 3 4 undated "Adventures in Murder!" presentation and correspondence 3 5 1946 "The Angels Weep" script 3 6 1970 June "The Angels Weep" script 3 7 circa 1990 "The Angels Weep" reading rehearsal scripts (copies) and correspondence 3 8 1992 "Annie Laurie" vocal score 3 9 undated "Annie Laurie" vocal score with piano accompaniment 3 10 undated "Anthology" correspondence and notes 3 11 4 1 1987-1991 Scope and Contents Includes a note about content from Lucy Lee Armed Forces Radio Service: "A Clean Slate for Broadcasting" drafts 4 2 circa 1940 Armed Forces Radio Service: Drafts, memos, and scripts 4 3 1942-1945 Armed Forces Radio Service: "Shilling for Luck" annotated script 4 4 1944 August 17-20 Armed Forces Radio Service: Correspondence, transcripts, and photographs 4 5 1982-1983 Armed Forces Radio Service: Manuscript and correspondence 4 6 1985 "Attorney-at-Law" revised scripts 4 7 1954 Scope and Contents Previously "Trouble-Shooter" "Auntie Mame" Cleveland clippings photocopies 4 8 1957 "Auntie Mame" Constance Bennett programs 4 9 1957-1958 "Auntie Mame" contract correspondence 4 10 1957-1964 "Auntie Mame" Greer Garson program 4 11 1958 "Auntie Mame" Rosalind Russell programs 4 12 1958 "Auntie Mame" complete text in Theatre Arts magazine 4 13 5 1 1958 November "Auntie Mame" amateur rights and general correspondence 5 2 1960 January-1981 September "Auntie Mame" clippings 5 3 1969 January 28 "Auntie Mame" Warner Bros. television scripts and correspondence 5 4-5 1974-1975 "Auntie Mame" television script first version 5 6 1975 "Auntie Mame" television script pilot revised second draft 5 7 1975 May "Auntie Mame" photograph (signed) 5 8 undated "Auntie Mame" poster 186 1 undated "Auntie Mame" "The Remarkable Roz" article 5 9 undated "Auntie Mame" vocal score 5 10 undated "Backstage" musical notes 5 11 1976 May 14 "The Band of Culver City" script and correspondence 5 12 1960-1964 Scope and Contents Previously "Mr. Shakespeare." "Barbara" research for "Major Barbara" screenplay and notes 5 13 1960-1969 "Barbara" script notes and outline approved by the George Bernard Shaw Estate 5 14 1976-1977 "Barbara" partial script draft 5 15 1978 "Barbara" first script draft 5 16 1978 February 1 "Barbara" publicity clipping 6 1 1979 February 5 "Barbara" script 6 2 1979 April "Barbara" revised script 6 3 1979 June "Barbara" script 6 4 1979 June "Ben" script, notes, and research articles 6 5 1963-1967 "Berkeley Square" correspondence 6 6 1958 March 5-7 "Billion Dollar Baby" revised screenplays and correspondence 6 7 1947-1950 "Bi-Play" outtakes 6 8 1967 "Bi-Play" script 6 9 1967 March 1 "Bi-Play" script 6 10 1967 October "Bi-Play" master script 7 1 1967 October 1 "Buried Alive" outlines, production contract, and correspondence 7 2 1960-1963 "A Call on Kuprin" Broadhurst Theatre poster 184 1 circa 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" vocal score 7 3 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" script 7 4-5 1961 May 25 "A Call on Kuprin" correspondence from Abbott Van Nostrand to Jerome Lawrence 7 6 1961 November 20 "A Call on Kuprin" clippings, post-Broadway correspondence, and honoring speech 7 7 1961-1988 "Card Game" story and notes 7 8 1957 Scope and Contents Previously "Dilly." "Card Game" story and notes 7 9 1957 July Scope and Contents Previously "Dilly." "Cher Papa" correspondence and notes 7 10 1962 "Christmas Nocturne" annotated script and correspondence 7 11 1945 "Citizen Sam" correspondence and notes 7 12 1961 "The Class" annotated scripts 7 13 1967 "The Clock Struck One" script revisions, outline, magazine articles, and clippings 7 14 1981 "The Clock Struck One" screenplay, drafts, notes, and memorandums 8 1 1981 August-September "The Clock Struck One" screenplay draft and index 8 2 1981 October-November "The Clock Struck One" revised script draft 8 3 1981 November "The Clock Struck One" screenplay script 8 4 1981 November "The Clock Struck One" revised screenplay draft 8 5 1981 December "The Clock Struck One" correspondence and agreements 8 6 1981-1982 "The Clock Struck One" screenplay drafts and notes 8 7 1982 January-February "The Clock Struck One" revised screenplay 9 1 1982 February "The Clock Struck One" revised script photocopy 9 2 1982 February "The Clock Struck One" screenplay draft 9 3 1982 February "The Clock Struck One" revised screenplay 188 1 1989 February "The Clock Struck One" screenplay 9 4 undated "The Clown Prince" scripts and outline 9 5 undated "Columbia Presents Corwin: D plus 63" script 9 6 1944 "Come of Age" annotated script (partial) 9 7 1960 "Conflict!" script 9 8 1950 May 15 "The Crocodile Smile" clippings, article submission, and script report 9 9 1961 August-1976 July 13 "The Crocodile Smile" script 9 10 1968 March "The Crocodile Smile" press, correspondence, and contracts 10 1 1968-1972 Scope and Contents Previously "The Laughmaker." "The Crocodile Smile" correspondence and article 10 2 1979-1987 "Cross-Examination" revised scripts 10 4-5 1960 "Cross-Examination" script, notes, and correspondence 10 6 1960 "Cross-Examination" revised scripts 10 7 1966 "Cross-Examination" revised annotated scripts 11 1 1966-1967 "Dear World" Tams-Witmark draft, worksheets, and clippings 11 2 1966-1972 "Dear World" rehearsal script 11 3 1968 September "Dear World" script 11 4 1968-1972 "Dear World" Mark Hellinger Theatre with Angela Lansbury 184 2 circa 1969 "Dear World" with Angela Lansbury program 182 1 circa 1969 "Dear World" post-Broadway correspondence, clippings, and draft 11 5 1969-1970 "Dear World" production version script for Tams-Witmark 12 1 11 6 1972 "Dear World" script 12 2 1972 "Dear World" Tams-Witmark script 12 3 1972 "Dear World" correspondence and notes regarding Godspeed production 12 4 1977-2000 "Dear World" prompt script 12 5 1978 "Dear World" University of California Los Angeles notes, program, and correspondence 12 6 1978-1987 "Dear World" script and notes 12 7 1978-1997 "Dear World" Friends of the Roundabout Playreading Series script and cast list 12 8 1998 "Dear World" script and correspondence from Godspeed production 12 9 2000-2001 "Dear World" Sundance script 12 10 2002 "Dear World" script 188 2 undated "Dear World" vocal score with piano accompaniment 12 11 undated "Dear Yesterday" vocal score 13 1 1953 "Death at Live Oak" script 13 2 1960 "Diamond Orchid" annotated script 188 3 1960 December "Diamond Orchid" correspondence and clippings 172 4 13 3-5 1960-1965 "Diamond Orchid" script 13 6 1963 March 1 "Diamond Orchid" annotated rehearsal script 188 4 1964 December 23 "Diamond Orchid" clippings, correspondence, and playbill 172 5 1965 January "Diamond Orchid" correspondence, clippings, and post-production materials 13 7 1965-1967 "Diamond Orchid" poster 186 2 undated "Dilly" correspondence 13 8 1953-1957 "Dilly" notes and "Miss Dilly Says No" annotated novel 13 9 1953-1957 "Dilly" annotated revised scripts 14 1 1954 "Dilly" audition continuity 14 2 1954 "Dilly" correspondence with Gala Ebin 14 3 1954 "Dilly" lyrics 14 4 1954 "Dilly" songs in progress 14 5 1954 "Dilly" annotated revised script 14 6 1954 September 1 "Dilly" clippings 14 7 1954-1955 "Dilly" lyrics 14 8 15 1 1954-1955 "Dilly" scripts 15 2-3 1954-1955 "Dilly" revised annotated scripts 15 4-5 16 1 1955 "Dilly" script 16 2 undated "Dream Boat" drafts and notes 16 3 1950 "The Dulcimer Boy" correspondence and article 16 4 1980 "Eclipse" preliminary draft script photocopy 16 5 1950 "Eclipse" New York Times clipping 16 6 1956 September 3 "Eclipse" first draft script and synopsis 16 7 1958 "Eclipse" notes 16 8 1958 "Eddie Bracken Show" synopsis 16 9 1945 "Eight Women" annotated script (partial) 16 10 1950 "Empire Builders and Flash-Back" scripts 188 5 circa 1940-1941 "Everything is Easy" drafts 16 11 1950 "An Eye for an Eye" script, notes, and outline 16 12 undated "The Familiar Stranger: A Musiplay in One Act-Four Scenes" vocal score 16 13 1956 "Fantasy at Versailles" script 16 14 1950 Favorite Story: Radio Clearances correspondence 17 1 1945-1954 Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 1 1946 Scope and Contents "Count of Monte Cristo" "Phantom Rickshaw" "From the Earth to the Moon" "Vanity Fair" "The Man Who Sold His Shadow to the Devil" "The Prince and the Pauper" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 1 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 2 1946 June-August Scope and Contents "Cyrano" "Little Women" "Great Expectations" "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" "Huckleberry Finn" "Jekyll and Hyde" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 2 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Cyrano" recording B-2-A 203 1 1946 June 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Cyrano" recording B-2-B 203 2 1946 June 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Little Women" recording B-4-A 203 3 1946 July 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Little Women" recording B-4-B 203 4 1946 July 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Little Women" recording B-4-C 203 4-5 1946 July 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 203, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Great Expectations" recording B-6-A 203 6 1946 July 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Great Expectations" recording B-6-B 203 7 1946 July 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Twenty Thousand Leagues" recording B-7-A 203 8 1946 July 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "20,000 Leagues" recording B-7-B 203 9 1946 July 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Huck Finn" recording B-9-A 203 10 1946 August 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Huck Finn" recording B-9-B 204 1 1946 August 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jekyll and Hyde" recording B-10-A 204 2 1946 August 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jekyll and Hyde" recording B-10-B 204 3 1946 August 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 203, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Bishop's Candlesticks" recording B-11-A 204 4 1946 August 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Bishop's Candlesticks" recording B-11-B 204 5 1946 August 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 3 1946 August-October Scope and Contents "Bishop's and Candlesticks" "Meridian" "Gulliver's Travels" "Maletroit's Door" "Tale of Two Cities" "Arabian Nights" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 3 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Meridian 7-12-12" recording B-13-A 204 6 1946 September 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Meridian 7-12-12" recording B-13-B 204 7 1946 September 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Gulliver's Travels" recording B-14-A 204 8 1946 September 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Gulliver's Travels" recording B-14-B 204 9 1946 September 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Maletroit's Door" recording B-15-A 204 10 1946 September 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 204, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Maletroit's Door" recording B-15-B 205 1 1946 September 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Tale of Two Cities" recording B-16-A 205 2 1946 October 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Tale of Two Cities" recording B-16-B 205 3 1946 October 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Arabian Nights" recording B-18-A 205 4 1946 October 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Arabian Nights" recording B-18-B 205 5 1946 October 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Count of Monte Cristo" recording B-19-A 205 6 1946 October 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Count of Monte Cristo" recording B-19-B 205 7 1946 October 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Phantom Rickshaw" recording B-20-A 205 8 1946 October 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Phantom Rickshaw" recording B-20-B 205 9 1946 October 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Trip to the Moon" recording B-21-A 205 10 1946 November 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 205, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Trip to the Moon" recording B-21-B 206 1 1946 November 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Vanity Fair" recording B-22-A 206 3 1946 November 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Vanity Fair" recording B-22-B 206 2 1946 November 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Shadow to the Devil (The Man Who Sold His Shadow)" recording B-23-A 206 4-5 1946 November 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 206, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Shadow to the Devil" recording B-23-B 206 6-7 1946 November 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 206, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Prince and the Pauper" recording B-24-A 206 8-9 1946 November 26 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 206, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Prince and the Pauper" recording B-24-B 207 1 206 10 1946 November 26 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 206, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 207, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Wuthering Heights" recording B-25-A 207 2, 4 1946 December 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 207, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 207, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Wuthering Heights" recording B-25-B 207 3, 5 1946 December 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 207, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 207, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "God Sees the Truth" recording B-26-A 207 6, 8 1946 December 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 207, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 207, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "God Sees the Truth" recording B-26-B 207 7, 9 1946 December 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 207, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 207, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-27-A 208 1 1946 December 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-27-B 207 10 1946 December 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 207, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-27-C 208 1 1946 December 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Blessed Are They" recording B-28-A 208 2, 4 1946 December 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 208, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Blessed Are They" recording B-28-B 208 3, 5 1946 December 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 208, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Three Musketeers" recording B-29-A 208 6, 8 1946 December 31 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 208, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Three Musketeers" recording B-29-B 208 7, 9 1946 December 31 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 208, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Assignment of rights 17 2 1946-1947 Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 4 1946 December-1947 February Scope and Contents "Journey to Bethlehem" "Three Musketeers" "David Copperfield" "Joan of Arc" "The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine" "The Importance of Being Ernest" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 4 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 5 1946 December-1947 March Scope and Contents "Wuthering Heights" "God Sees the Truth But Waits" "Blessed Are They" "Frankenstein" "Alice in Wonderland" "Marco Polo" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 5 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Correspondence and agreement 17 3 1946-1948 Favorite Story: Contracts 17 4 1946-1957 Favorite Story: "David Copperfield" recording B-31-A 208 10 1947 January 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 208, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "David Copperfield" recording B-31-B 209 1 1947 January 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Joan of Arc" recording B-32-A 209 2, 4 1947 January 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 209, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Joan of Arc" recording B-32-B 209 3, 5 1947 January 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 209, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine" recording B-33-A 209 6-7 1947 January 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 209, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine" recording B-33-B 209 8-9 1947 January 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 209, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Moby Dick" recording B-34-A 210 1 209 10 1947 February 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 209, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Moby Dick" recording B-34-B 210 2-3 1947 February 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Importance of Being Ernest" recording B-35-A 210 4, 7 1947 February 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Importance of Being Ernest" recording B-35-B 210 5-7 1947 February 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Frankenstein" recording B-36-A 210 8-9 1947 February 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 210, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Frankenstein" recording B-36-B 211 1-2 210 10 1947 February 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Frankenstein" rehearsal recording B-36-B 210 8 1947 February 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 210, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Alice in Wonderland" recording B-37-A 211 3, 5 1947 February 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Alice in Wonderland" recording B-37-B 211 4, 6 1947 February 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Marco Polo" recording 211 7 1947 March 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Marco Polo" recording B-38-A 211 8, 10 1947 March 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Marco Polo" recording B-38-B 211 9 212 1 1947 March 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 212, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Marco Polo" rehearsal recording 211 8-9 1947 March 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 211, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 211, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jamie Freel" recording B-39-A 212 3, 5 1947 March 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 212, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jamie Freel" recording B-39-B 212 2, 4 1947 March 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 212, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jamie Freel" rehearsal recording 212 2 1947 March 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Lodging for a Night" recording B-41-A 212 6-7 1947 March 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 212, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Lodging for a Night" recording B-41-B 212 8-9 1947 March 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 212, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 6 1947 March-April Scope and Contents "Jamie Freel" "Lodging for a Night" "Ben Hur" "Mr. Shakespeare" "The Moonstone" "Mayerling" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 6 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Ben Hur" recording B-42-A 212 10 213 1 1947 April 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 212, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Ben Hur" recording B-42-B 213 2-3 1947 April 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mr. Shakespeare" recording B-43-A 213 4-5 1947 April 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mr. Shakespeare" recording B-43-B 213 6-7 1947 April 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" recording B-44-A 213 9-10 1947 April 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" recording B-44-B 213 8, 11 1947 April 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 11 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" rehearsal recording 213 8, 10 1947 April 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 213, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 213, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mayerling" recording B-45-A 214 1, 3 1947 April 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mayerling" recording B-45-B 214 2, 4 1947 April 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mayerling" rehearsal recording 214 3-4 1947 April 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Oliver Twist" recording B-46-A 214 5-6 1947 April 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Oliver Twist" recording B-46-B 214 7-8 1947 April 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 7 1947 April-June Scope and Contents "Oliver Twist" "A Window in Thrums" "The Debt Collector" "The Glass Eye" "Man Without a Country" "Casey at the Bat" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 7 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Window in Thrums" recording B-47-A 214 9-10 1947 May 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 214, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Window in Thrums" recording B-47-B 215 1-2 1947 May 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 215, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Window in Thrums" rehearsal recording 215 1 214 10 1947 May 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 214, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 215, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Debt Collector" recording B-48-A 215 4 1947 May 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Debt Collector" recording B-48-B 215 3 1947 May 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Glass Eye" recording B-49-A 215 4 1947 May 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Glass Eye" recording B-49-B 215 3 1947 May 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Man Without a Country" recording B-50-A 215 5 1947 May 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Man Without a Country" recording B-50-B 215 6 1947 May 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Casey at the Bat" recording B-51-A 215 7 1947 June 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Casey at the Bat" recording B-51-B 215 8 1947 June 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mary of Scotland" recording B-52-A 215 7 1947 June 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mary of Scotland" recording B-52-B 215 8 1947 June 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Peter Ibbetson" recording B-53-A 215 10 1947 September 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Peter Ibbetson" recording B-53-B 215 9 1947 September 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" recording B-54-A 215 10 1947 September 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" recording B-54-B 215 9 1947 September 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Strange Mr. Bartleby" recording B-57-A 215 11 1947 October 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 11 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Strange Mr. Bartleby" recording B-57-B 215 12 1947 October 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 12 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Lady of the Lamp" recording B-58-A 215 11 1947 October 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 11 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Lady of the Lamp" recording B-58-B 215 12 1947 October 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 215, Item 12 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Bottle Imp" recording B-59-A 216 1 1947 October 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Bottle Imp" recording B-59-B 216 2 1947 October 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Cashel Byron's Profession" recording B-60-A 216 1 1947 November 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Cashel Byron's Profession" recording B-60-B 216 2 1947 November 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mutineers of the Bounty" recording B-61-A 216 3 1947 November 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Mutineers of the Bounty" recording B-61-B 216 4 1947 November 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Golden Ingot" recording B-62-A 216 3 1947 November 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Golden Ingot" recording B-62-B 216 4 1947 November 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Washington Square" recording B-65-A 216 5 1947 December 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Washington Square" recording B-65-B 216 6 1947 December 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Man from Yesterday" recording B-66-A 216 5 1947 December 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Man from Yesterday" recording B-66-B 216 6 1947 December 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-67-A 216 10 1947 December 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-67-B 216 7 1947 December 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Suicide Club" recording B-68-A 216 8 1947 December 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Suicide Club" recording B-68-B 216 9 1947 December 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 8 1947-1948 Scope and Contents "Mary, Queen of Scotland" "Peter Ibbetson" "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" "The Bottle Imp" Cashel Bryon's Profession" "Mutineers of the Bounty" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 8 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 9 1947 November-1948 January Scope and Contents "The Golden Ingot" "Washington Squaure" "May From Yesterday" "Journey to Bethlehem" "Lost Horizon" "Suicide Club" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 9 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Correspondence, financial information, and commission statements 17 5 1947-1949 Favorite Story: "Lost Horizon" recording B-69-A 216 10 1948 January 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Lost Horizon" recording B-69-B 216 7 1948 January 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Man Married Dumb Wife" recording B-70-A 216 8 1948 January 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Man Married Dumb Wife" recording B-70-B 216 9 1948 January 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Light That Failed" recording B-71-A 216 11 1948 January 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 11 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Life That Failed" recording B-71-B 216 12 1948 January 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 12 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Around the World in 80 Days" recording B-72-A 216 11 1948 January 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 11 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Around the World in 80 Days" recording B-72-B 216 12 1948 January 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 216, Item 12 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 10 1948 January-February Scope and Contents "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife" "The Light That Failed" "Around the World in 80 Days" "Escape to Nowhere" "The Brownings" "The Sunken City" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 10 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Escape to Nowhere" recording B-73-A 217 1 1948 February 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Escape to Nowhere" recording B-73-B 217 2 1948 February 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Brownings" recording B-74-A 217 1 1948 February 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Brownings" recording B-74-B 217 2 1948 February 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Sunken City" recording B-75-A 217 3 1948 February 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Sunken City" recording B-75-B 217 4 1948 February 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Young Years" recording B-76-A 217 3 1948 February 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Young Years" recording B-76-B 217 4 1948 February 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 11 1948 February-April Scope and Contents "The Young Years" "The Window" "Tale of Two Cities" "The Diamond Lens" "Green Mansions" "Rhythm" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 11 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Window" recording B-77-A 217 5 1948 March 2 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Window" recording B-77-B 217 6 1948 March 2 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Tale of Two Cities" recording B-78-A 217 5 1948 March 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Tale of Two Cities" recording B-78-B 217 6 1948 March 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Diamond Lens" recording B-81-A 217 7 1948 March 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Diamond Lens" recording B-81-B 217 8 1948 March 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Green Mansions" recording B-82-A 217 7 1948 April 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Green Mansions" recording B-82-B 217 8 1948 April 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "'Rhythm' with Mercer" recording B-83-A 217 9 1948 April 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "'Rhythm' with Mercer" recording B-83-B 217 10 1948 April 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Crime of Sylvester Bonnard" recording B-84-A 217 9 1948 April 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Crime of Sylvester Bonnard" recording B-84-B 217 10 1948 April 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 217, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Treasure Island" recording B-85-A 218 1 1948 April 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Treasure Island" recording B-85-B 218 2 1948 April 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 12 1948 April-June Scope and Contents "Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard" "Treasure Island" "The Son's Veto" "The Gift of Laughter" "The Bet" "Blue Danube" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 12 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Sun's Veto" recording B-86-A 218 1 1948 May 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Sun's Veto" recording B-86-B 218 2 1948 May 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Gift of Laughter" recording B-87-A 218 4 1948 May 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Gift of Laughter" recording B-87-B 218 3 1948 May 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Bet" recording B-88-A 218 4 1948 May 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Bet" recording B-88-B 218 3 1948 May 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Blue Danube" recording B-91-A 218 5 1948 June 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Blue Danube" recording B-91-B 218 6 1948 June 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Country of the Blind" recording B-92-A 218 7 1948 September 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Country of the Blind" recording B-92-B 218 8 1948 September 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "A Piece of String" recording B-93-A 218 9 1948 September 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "A Piece of String" recording B-93-B 219 2 1948 September 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Youth" recording B-94-A 218 10 1948 September 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Youth" recording B-94-B 219 1 1948 September 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 13 1948 September-October Scope and Contents "Country of the Blind" "A Piece of String" "Youth" "The Valiant" "The Maniac" "All My Children" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 13 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Valiant" recording B-95-A 218 10 1948 October 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Valiant" recording B-95-B 219 1 1948 October 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Maniac" recording B-96-A 218 7 1948 October 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Maniac" recording B-96-B 218 8 1948 October 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "All My Children" recording B-97-A 218 9 1948 October 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 218, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "All My Children" recording B-97-B 219 2 1948 October 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jest of Hahalaba" recording B-98-A 219 3 1948 October 26 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Jest of Hahalaba" recording B-98-B 219 4 1948 October 26 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 14 1948 October-December Scope and Contents "Jest of Hatlalaba" "Work of Art" "The Assignation" "Long Ago" "The Time Machine" "The Monkey's Paw" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 14 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Work of Art" recording B-99-A 219 3 1948 November 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Work of Art" recording B-99-B 219 4 1948 November 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Assignation" recording B-100-A 219 5 1948 November 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Assignation" recording B-100-B 219 6 1948 November 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Long Ago" recording B-101-A 219 7 1948 November 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Long Ago" recording B-101-B 219 8 1948 November 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Time Machine" recording B-102-A 219 7 1948 November 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Time Machine" recording B-102-B 219 8 1948 November 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Monkey's Paw" recording B-103-A 219 9 1948 December 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Monkey's Paw" recording B-103-B 219 10 1948 December 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid" recording B-104-A 219 9 1948 December 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid" recording B-104-B 219 10 1948 December 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 219, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-105-A 220 1, 3 1948 December 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 220, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" recording B-105-B 220 1-2 1948 December 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 220, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny" recording B-106-A 220 2 1948 December 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny" recording B-106-B 220 3 1948 December 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 15 1948 December-1949 January Scope and Contents "Billy the Kid" "Journey to Bethlehem" "The Copper Penny" "The Gambler" "Fracesca da Rimini" "Roll Call of Reef" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 15 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Gambler" recording B-107-A 220 4 1949 January 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Gambler" recording B-107-B 220 5 1949 January 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Francesca da Rimini" recording B-108-A 220 4 1949 January 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Francesca da Rimini" recording B-108-B 220 5 1949 January 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Rollcall of the Reef" recording B-109-A 220 6 1949 January 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Rollcall of the Reef" recording B-109-B 220 7 1949 January 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Judgement of Paris" recording B-110-A 220 6 1949 January 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Judgement of Paris" recording B-110-B 220 7 1949 January 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 16 1949 January-March Scope and Contents "Judgement of Paris" "How Much Land Does a Man Need" "Magic Shop" "Flying Dutchman" "Dynamiter" "Enoch Soames" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 16 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "How Much Land?" recording B-111-A 220 8 1949 February 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "How Much Land?" recording B-111-B 220 9 1949 February 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Magic Shop" recording B-112-A 220 8 1949 February 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Magic Shop" recording B-112-B 220 9 1949 February 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Flying Dutchman" recording B-113-A 221 1 1949 February 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Flying Dutchman" recording B-113-B 220 10 1949 February 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Dynamiter" recording B-114-A 221 1 1949 February 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Dynamiter" recording B-114-B 220 10 1949 February 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 220, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Enoch Soames" recording B-115-A 221 2 1949 March 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Enoch Soames" recording B-115-B 221 3 1949 March 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "When the Door Opened" recording B-116-A 221 2 1949 March 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "When the Door Opened" recording B-116-B 221 3 1949 March 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Man Who Stroked Cats" recording B-117-A 221 4 1949 March 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Man Who Stroked Cats" recording B-117-B 221 5 1949 March 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Change of Face" recording B-118-A 221 4 1949 March 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Change of Face" recording B-118-B 221 5 1949 March 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Passing of the Third Flour Back" recording B-119 221 6-9 1949 March 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 221, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 221, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 221, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 17 1949 March, 1953 Scope and Contents "When the Door Opened" "Young Man Who Stroked Cats" "Change of Face" "The Passing of the 3rd Floor Back" "The Undecided Molecule" "Hit Parade" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 17 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" audition recording 222 1 221 10 1949 April 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 221, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Box 222, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 1 recording 224 1 1949 July 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 2 recording 224 2 1949 July 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 3 recording 224 1 1949 July 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 4 recording 224 4 1949 July 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" preview parts 1-2 recording B-163-A 222 2 1949 July 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" preview parts 1-2 recording B-163-B 222 2 1949 July 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" preview 3 recording 222 3 1949 July 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 1 recording 224 3 1949 July 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 3 recording 224 3 1949 July 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg" recording Z-106-A 222 10 circa 1949 August Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg" recording Z-106-B 222 10 circa 1949 August Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 10 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Substitute" recording Z-107 222 7 circa 1949 August Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" recording 164-D 224 4 1949 August 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 4 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Young Love" part 2 recording 164-B 224 4 1949 August 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Turn of the Screw" recording Z-105-A 222 4 1949 August 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Gift of Laughter" recording Z-110 222 9 1949 September Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Pacific Crossing" recording Z-108-A 222 6 1949 September 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Pacific Crossing" recording Z-108-B 222 6 1949 September 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid" recording Z-109-A 222 5 1949 September 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid" recording Z-109-B 222 5 1949 September 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Laugh" recording 223 1 1949 October 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 1 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Conflict" (1) recording 223 2 1950 May 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 2 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Conflict" (2) recording 223 3 1950 May 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 3 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Conflict" (3) recording 223 4 1950 May 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 4 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Conflict" (5) recording 223 5 1950 May 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Conflict" (6) recording 223 6 1950 May 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 226, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Vol. 13 no. 1-7 television shows scripts 188 6 1952 Favorite Story: Vol. 14 no. 8-13 television shows scripts 188 7 1952-1953 Favorite Story: Legal correspondence and contract 17 6 1952-1957 Favorite Story: Vol. 15 no. 14-20 television shows scripts 188 8 1953 Favorite Story: Vol. 16 no. 21-26 television shows scripts 189 1 1953 Favorite Story: Vol. 17 no. 27-33 television shows scripts 189 2 1953 Favorite Story: Vol. 18 no. 34-39 television shows scripts 189 3 1953 Favorite Story: Vol. 19 no. 40-46 television shows scripts 189 4 1953 Favorite Story: Vol. 20 no. 47-54 television shows scripts 190 1 1953 Favorite Story: Television clearances correspondence for first season 17 7 1953 Favorite Story: Legal correspondence for second season 17 8 1953-1954 Favorite Story: Vol. 21 no. 53-59 television shows scripts 190 2 1954 Favorite Story: Vol. 22 no. 60-66 television shows scripts 189 5 1954 Favorite Story: Vol. 23 no. 67-72 television shows scripts 189 6 1954 Favorite Story: Vol. 24 no. 73-78 television shows scripts 189 7 1954 Favorite Story: Cassette tape correspondence 17 9 1989 Favorite Story: "All Together" recording 223 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm; sound; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: Episodes tape recording 198 18-19 undated Scope and Contents "Pacific Crossing" "The Substitute" "Lifeline" "Magnificent Lie" "The Brushwood Boy" "In the Time of Terror" Favorite Story: "The Glass Eye" recording 222 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 222, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm; sound; shellac; approximate run time: unknown Favorite Story: "Shilling for Luck" recording 223 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm; sound; shellac; approximate run time: unknown "First Monday in October" pre-Broadway annotated script 17 10 1970 "First Monday in October" script drafts, notes, and clippings 17 11 1972 September-1974 July "First Monday in October" research articles, notes, script pages with revisions 17 12 1973-1976 "First Monday in October" research notes, clippings, and magazine articles 18 1 1973-1981 "First Monday in October" correspondence, clippings, notes, Cleveland Playhouse stage plan 18 2 1974 April-1975 November "First Monday in October" Judge Shirly Hufstedler correspondence, notes, and statements; clippings 18 3 1974-1979 "First Monday in October" Cleveland Playhouse black and white print 2 1975 "First Monday in October" Cleveland Playhouse promotional materials and reviews 18 4 1975 "First Monday in October" Cleveland Playhouse script 18 5 1975 "First Monday in October" script 18 6 1975 "First Monday in October" first draft and working copy to typist 18 7 1975 April 1 "First Monday in October" Cleveland Playhouse performance materials 18 8 1975 July-October "First Monday in October" script (Pre-Cleveland) 19 1 1975 August "First Monday in October" Cleveland Playhouse production annotated script 19 2 1975 October-November "First Monday in October" script 19 3 1975-1976 "First Monday in October" revised script 19 4 1976 March "First Monday in October" annotated revised script and notes 19 5 1976 April-May "First Monday in October" annotated revised script 19 6 1976 June "First Monday in October" annotated revised script 20 1 1976 June "First Monday in October" annotated script and notes 20 2 1976-1977 "First Monday in October" Guber and Gross contract and correspondence 20 3 1976-1977 "First Monday in October" Eisenhower Theater at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. correspondence, notes, and clippings 20 4 1976-1978 "First Monday in October" Eisenhower Theater at the Kennedy Center 184 3 circa 1977 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 184, Item 3 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "First Monday in October" set drawings and notes 20 5 1977 "First Monday in October" Washington, D.C. revised rehearsal script 20 6 1977 "First Monday in October" annotated script and notes 20 7 1977 January-March "First Monday in October" revised script 21 1-2 1977 April "First Monday in October" revised draft 21 3 1977 September-October "First Monday in October" Fonda, Alexander tape 199 1 1977 December 30 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 1 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "First Monday in October" (after D.C. opening) correspondence, notes, and clippings 21 4 1977-1978 "First Monday in October" Kennedy Center financial statements 21 5 1977-1978 "First Monday in October" New York and Washington, D.C. annotated rehearsal script (notes and working changes) 22 1 1977-1978 "First Monday in October" press and promotional materials: articles, clippings, and reviews 22 2-4 1977-1978 "First Monday in October" Playbills and programs 21 4 1977 December-1978 November "First Monday in October" American National Theater and Academy Theater financial statements 22 5 1978 "First Monday in October" clippings and publicity 184 4 1978 "First Monday in October" Majestic Theatre financial statements 22 6 1978 "First Monday in October" script post Washington, D.C. opening and clipping 23 1 1978 "First Monday in October" Washington, D.C. outtakes and work pages 23 2 1978 "First Monday in October" Act I at the Eisenhower Theater (Fonda, Alexander, Gates) 196 1 1978 February Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 1 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "First Monday in October" Act II at the Eisenhower Theater (Fonda, Alexander, Gates) 197 1 1978 February Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 1 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "First Monday in October" development notes 23 3 1978 April 27 "First Monday in October" corrections for New York rehearsal script 23 4 1978 April-August "First Monday in October" Majestic Theatre, New York rehearsal script 23 5 1978 September "First Monday in October" Majestic Theatre, New York rehearsal script, Playbills, and photos 23 6 1978 September-October "First Monday in October" programs 24 1 1978-1979 "First Monday in October" publication correspondence, sample pages, copright restriction paperwork, publication and rights agreements 24 2 1978-1979 "First Monday in October" reviews and press 24 3 1978-1979 "First Monday in October" revised annotated script and correspondence 24 4 1978-1979 "First Monday in October" correspondence, memos, agreements, scene pages with notes, photographs, and reviews 24 5 1978-1980 "First Monday in October" motion picture correspondence, clippings, and contract 168 1-2 1978-1986 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information "First Monday in October" publicity, reviews and program for Los Angeles, Chicago, and Denver touring companies 24 6 1979 "First Monday in October" Samuel French, Inc. script 24 7 1979 "First Monday in October" Huntington Hartford Theatre script 25 1 1979 February 9 "First Monday in October" Kennedy Center script 25 2 1979 February 9 "First Monday in October" script 24 8 1979 February 9 "First Monday in October" screenplay 25 3-5 1979 November "First Monday in October" script and screenplay 25 6 1979-1980 "First Monday in October" annotated screenplay and script requisition form 25 7 1980 "First Monday in October" screenplay revisions 26 1 1980 "First Monday in October" screenplay 26 2 1980 June "First Monday in October" screenplay 26 3 1980 July "First Monday in October" screenplay with notes 26 4 1980 July "First Monday in October" screenplay 26 5 1980 July 1 "First Monday in October" screenplay 27 1 26 6 1980 July 2 "First Monday in October" screenplay final shooting script 27 2 1980 July 17 "First Monday in October" screenplay 27 3 1980 July-September "First Monday in October" screenplay 27 4 1980 September 30 "First Monday in October" script, photos, and production report 190 3 1980 September 30 "First Monday in October" Midland Community Theatre publicity materials, photographs, programs, and correspondence 27 5 1980-1981 "First Monday in October" press reviews, clippings, magazine articles, promotional materials, and programs 27 6 1980-1981 "First Monday in October" screenplay revisions, "History Before It Happens" article, and survey 28 1 1980-1981 "First Monday in October" script 28 2 undated "Fisherman's Warf" correspondence and notes 28 3 1953-1954 "For 2¢ Plain" preliminary notes and correspondence 172 6 1959-1960 "The Gang's All Here" ink drawing 184 5 circa 1943 "The Gang's All Here" Ambassador Theatre poster 184 6 circa 1959 "The Gang's All Here" Kermit Bloomgarden script 28 4 1959 June 15 "The Gang's All Here" poster 184 7 1960 "The Gang's All Here" complete play in Theatre Arts magazine 28 5 1960 November "The Gang's All Here" clippings, notes, and correspondence 28 6 1961-1973 "The Gang's All Here" article 28 7 1968 October "The Gang's All Here" University of California, Los Angeles clippings, correspondence, casting and script notes 28 8 1971 "The Gang's All Here" University of California, Los Angeles notes, cast list, schedules, and photographs 28 9 1971 "The Gang's All Here" University of California, Los Angeles Summer Theater Workshop audition forms, program, flyer, and cast list 29 1 1971 Summer "The Gang's All Here" University of California, Los Angeles annotated script 29 2 1971 July "The Gang's All Here" University of California, Los Angeles clippings, programs, receipt, and notes 29 3 1971 July "The Gang's All Here" cabaret recording 197 2 1971-1972 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 2 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Gang's All Here" correspondence and University of California, Los Angeles production photograph 29 4 1974-1982 Scope and Contents Previously "President's Gang." "The Gang's All Here" revised scene ending 29 5 1982 March-May "The Gang's All Here" script 29 6 2004 "The Gang's All Here" annotated script 30 1 undated "The Gang's All Here" Jon Lee annotated script 29 7 undated "The Golden Empress" vocal score 30 2 undated "Hallelujah! The Vincent Youmans Story" correspondence and music 30 3 1956 "Halls of Ivy" correspondence, synopsis, and check stubs 30 4 1950-1951 "Halls of Ivy" Hallmark Playhouse annotated scripts 190 4 1950-1951 "Halls of Ivy: Sheldon Leonard Story" annotated script 30 5 1951 January "Happy Day" revue with a story 30 6 undated "High Drama by Non-Actors" articles 30 7 1974 "High Noon" musical ideas 30 8 1957 September 17 "Hot Time" notes and correspondence 30 9 1958-1959 "Houseboat in Kashmir" pre-Broadway correspondence, headshots 30 10 1960-1970 "Houseboat in Kashmir" first draft script and notes 30 11 1964 "Houseboat in Kashmir" outtakes 30 12 1965 "Houseboat in Kashmir" working papers 30 13 1965 "Houseboat in Kashmir" annotated scripts 31 1 1965-1966 "Houseboat in Kashmir" working papers 31 2 1965-1966 "Houseboat in Kashmir" alternate version script 31 3-4 1966 "Houseboat in Kashmir" working papers about 3rd draft 31 5 1966 July-August "Houseboat in Kashmir" script 31 6 1966 September "Houseboat in Kashmir" annotated scripts 31 7 1966-1967 "Houseboat in Kashmir" annotated scripts 31 8 1968 "Houseboat in Kashmir" script 32 1 1968 March "Houseboat in Kashmir" film version script, clippings, and correspondence 32 2 1980-1988 "Houseboat in Kashmir" script 32 3 circa 1988 "Houseboat in Kashmir" alternate version script 32 4 1988 "Houseboat in Kashmir" alternate version script 32 5 undated "Houseboat in Kashmir" script 33 1 32 6 undated "I Have Been Here Before" annotated script 33 2 undated "Impeachment of President Johnson" first draft scripts and notes 33 3 1968 "Impeachment of President Johnson" scripts 33 4-5 1968 "Incident in Africa" annotated script 33 6 undated "The Incomparable Max" pre-production rights, correspondence, and clippings 33 7 34 1 1960-1969 "The Incomparable Max" script drafts 34 2-3 1967-1969 "The Incomparable Max" Royale Theatre poster 184 8 circa 1969 "The Incomparable Max" recording 198 20 1969 June 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 20 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Incomparable Max" script 172 7 1969 June 24 "The Incomparable Max" correspondence, clippings, and partnership agreement 34 4 1969-1971 "The Incomparable Max" proof sheets, script revisions, and phone messages 34 5 1970 "The Incomparable Max" program 3 circa 1971 "The Incomparable Max" correspondence, reviews, and contract 34 6 1971 "The Incomparable Max" script 34 7 1971 "The Incomparable Max" Playbill, clippings, and correspondence 35 1 1971 Fall "The Incomparable Max" script 35 2 1971 September 1 "The Incomparable Max" rehearsal script 35 3 1971 September 3 "The Incomparable Max" correspondence, programs, and clippings 35 4 1971-1978 "The Incomparable Max" advertisement in "Players Magazine" 35 5 1972 October-November "The Incomparable Max" publicity and promotional materials 35 6 1978 "The Incomparable Max" correspondence and clippings 35 7 1980-1992 "Inherit the Wind" first typed draft script 35 8 1950 "Inherit the Wind" scripts and notes 35 9-10 1950-1961 Scope and Contents Previously "Top of the World." "Inherit the Wind" script 36 1 1954 December 10 "Inherit the Wind" advertisement 182 2 circa 1955 "Inherit the Wind" script 36 2-3 1955 January 25 "Inherit the Wind" The National Theatre, New York script 36 4-6 1955 April 21 "Inherit the Wind" contracts 36 7 1955-1959 "Inherit the Wind" contract and letter from Gang, Tyre, & Brown, Inc. 36 8 1956-1986 "Inherit the Wind" complete text in Theatre Arts magazine 37 1 1957 August "Inherit the Wind" Dramatists Play Service correspondence and clippings 37 2 1957-1967 "Inherit the Wind" clippings, correspondence, Playbills, and royalty information 37 3 1957-1973 "Inherit the Wind" Playbill and article in Theatre Arts magazine 37 4 1957, 1996 "Inherit the Wind" Hallmark Hall of Fame script 37 5 1965 "Inherit the Wind" correspondence, clippings, photographs, and publicity 37 6 1969-1975 "Inherit the Wind" script 37 7 1971 Russian "Inherit the Wind" correspondence, clippings, contract, financial statements, and cast photograph 38 1 1973-1984 "Inherit the Wind" program, correspondence, and clippings 38 2 1973-2001 "Inherit the Wind" correspondence, clippings, and programs 38 3 1975-1981 "Inherit the Wind" drawings by William Averbach-Levy Theatre Collection poster 186 3 1977 "Inherit the Wind" programs and Playbills, Ohio State University materials, correspondence, and television movie materials 38 4-5 1984 "Inherit the Wind" Papermill Playhouse performance materials and script (revised 2-act version) 39 1 1985 January-March "Inherit the Wind" clippings, correspondence, and notes 172 8 1986-1993 "Inherit the Wind" AT&T information packet 172 9 1987 "Inherit the Wind" script 39 2 1987 November 2 "Inherit the Wind" correspondence, articles, clippings, and press releases 39 3 1987-1988 "Inherit the Wind" television scripts 39 4-6 1987-1988 "Inherit the Wind" Scranton Public Theatre poster 184 9 circa 1991 "Inherit the Wind" Ford's Theatre Washington, D.C. Mark Lewis correspondence, clippings, notes, and tickets 39 7 1994-2001 "Inherit the Wind" poster 184 10 circa 1996 "Inherit the Wind" National Actors Theatre reviews 39 8 1996 "Inherit the Wind" Lyceum Theatre poster 184 11 circa 2007 March "Inherit the Wind" program in Spotlight magazine 202 8 2018 November Scope and Contents Also includes interview about “Inherit the Wind” with Lucy Lee, daughter of Robert E. Lee. "Inherit the Wind" script 173 1 undated "Inherit the Wind" script and booklet in Hebrew 40 1 undated Hebrew "Inherit the Wind" script in German 40 2 undated German "Inherit the Wind" script in Turkish 173 2 undated Turkish "Inherit the Wind" vocal score with piano accompaniment 40 3 undated "Inside a Kid's Head" correspondence 40 4 1967-1977 "Insight" religious television series annotated scripts 40 5 1961 "International House" scripts and notes 40 6 1961-1963 "I Remember Mama" outline and correspondence 40 7 1977 "Jabberwock" Ohio State University Department of Theatre College of the Arts advertisement 184 12 circa 1972 "Jabberwock" correspondence and agreements 173 3 1972 "Jabberwock" correspondence and agreements 40 8 1972 Scope and Contents Previously "Twas Brillig." "Jabberwock" first draft and notes 40 9 1972 Scope and Contents Previously "Twas Brillig." "Jabberwock" Ohio State University correspondence and clippings 173 4-5 1972 "Jabberwock" Ohio State University rehearsal script 41 1 1972 Fall "Jabberwock" Ohio State University rehearsal script 41 2 1972 September "Jabberwock" script 41 3 1972 September 1 Scope and Contents Revised "Twas Brillig." "Jabberwock" various play and radio productions business correspondence 174 1 1972-1973 "Jabberwock" clippings, correspondence, and photos 41 4 1972-1976 "Jabberwock" correspondence, clippings, publicity, and production information 41 5 1972-1976 "Jabberwock" article and program 41 6 1972-1983 "Jabberwock" revised script 42 1 1973 January "Jabberwock" script, correspondence, and article 42 2-3 1973 January Scope and Contents Revised after Ohio State University production. "Jabberwock" American Playwrights Theatre script 42 4-6 1973 March Scope and Contents Revised after Dallas production. "Jabberwock" American Playwright Theater pilot script post-Ohio State University and post-Dallas changes 43 1 1973 March "Jabberwock" correspondence and clippings 43 2 1992 "Jabberwock" notes and correspondence 43 3 undated "Journey to Bethlehem" and other "Favorite Stories" annotated scripts 43 4-5 1946-1949 "The Joyous Season" annotated script 190 5 1964 December "The Joyous Season" correspondence 43 6 1964-1966 "The Joyous Season" revised first draft screenplay 43 7 1965 March 8 "Kanin Profile" drafts 43 8 1982-1983 Scope and Contents For Dramatics Magazine. "Kingdom Come" script outline and synopsis 43 9 1977 August 1 "The Laughmaker" legal and business correspondence 44 1 1952-1964 "The Laughmaker: A Play" script 44 2 1963 "The Laughmaker" script 44 3 1963 "The Laughmaker" University of Minnesota script 44 4 1963 August "The Laughmaker" annotated script 44 5 1963 August 20 "The Laughmaker" script 44 5 1963 August 20 "Life With Father" correspondence 44 7 1967 September 26 "Life With Mother" outline and research articles 44 8 1964 "The Listener's Digest" script 44 9 undated "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" Adelphi Theatre poster mounted on wood 184 13 circa 1948 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" script 45 1 1948 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" script photocopy 45 2-3 1948 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" program 7 1948 January 29 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" revised lyrics 45 4 1959 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" Broadway Adelphi Theatre performance script photocopy 45 5 1960 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" correspondence, clippings, lyrics 45 6 1960-1988 "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" script photocopy 45 7 undated "Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!" vocal score with piano accompaniment 45 8 undated "Love on a Rooftop: After the Ball" correspondence and scripts 45 9 1966 "Love Story" scripts and correspondence 45 10 1953-1954 "Love Story" vocal score with piano accompaniment 45 11 undated "Major Barbara" correspondence, notes, and contracts 46 1-2 1976-1978 "Major Barbara" script 190 6 1979 April "Major Barbara" correspondence and notes 46 3 1979-1987 "Major Barbara" recording R-2 194 1 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 1 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Major Barbara" videocassette R-3 194 2 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 2 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Major Barbara" videocassette R-1 194 3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 3 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Malice Aforethought" The Alfred Hitchcock Show audition annotated script 46 4 1947 September 26 "Mame" "My Best Girl" pre-production correspondence 46 5 1964 August-1966 December "Mame" radio advertisement scripts, clippings, correspondence, notes, contracts, revised drafts 46 6-7 1965 Decemer-1966 May "Mame" black and white drawing 185 1-3, 4 182 3 circa 1966 "Mame" black and white images 182 4 circa 1966 "Mame" black and white images by Norkin 185 5 circa 1966 "Mame" program 5 circa 1966 "Mame" Hawaii Civic Light Opera program 182 5 circa 1966 "Mame" Winter Garden with Angela Lansbury 185 6 circa 1966 "Mame" Columbia Records slides 46 8 1966 Scope and Contents note Goes with slide viewer - keep together "Mame" Columbia Records slide viewer 46 9 1966 Scope and Contents note Goes with slides - keep together "Mame" pre and post Broadway programs, Playbills, and clippings 46 10 1966 April-1968 June "Mame" Playbill and New York opening clippings 47 1 1966 May "Mame" post-Broadway correspondence, clippings, and notes 47 2 1966 May-1967 June "Mame" prospectus, playbills, clippings, and correspondence 174 2 1966 May-1968 April "Mame" post-Broadway correspondence and clippings 47 3 1966 May-1968 December "Mame" article in Life magazine 182 6 1966 June 17 "Mame" house seats 47 4 1966 August-1967 January "Mame" playbills, clippings, stationary, and legal/arbitration correspondence 174 3 173 6 1966 August-1970 December "Mame" arbitration correspondence 47 5-6 1966 December-1971 December "Mame" correspondence and programs 47 7 48 1 1966-1994 "Mame" at the Winter Garden Theatre programs 48 2 1967 February-1969 May 24-26 "Mame" motion picture rights and correspondence 48 3-4 1967 July-1968 December "Mame" Dallas, Texas State Fair playbill and clippings 172 10 1967 August-October "Mame" arbitration correspondence 48 5 1967 November-1968 December "Mame" stationary 48 6 1968 "Mame" motion picture rights 173 7 1968 January 5 "Mame" by-line pieces 48 7 1968 March 24-28 "Mame" legal and financial correspondence, clippings 48 8 1968 April-December "Mame" Performing Arts "Musical and Theatre Monthly" 48 9 1968 May "Mame" Performing Arts Music Center Monthly 48 10 1968 June "Mame" Performing Arts "The Music Center Monthly" 49 1 1968 July "Mame" Performing Arts "The Music Center Monthly" 49 2 1968 August "Mame" clippings, press, and Playbill 49 3 1968-1969 "Mame" London reviews 182 7 1968-1969 "Mame" arbitration correspondence 49 3 1968 December-1969 November "Mame" international productions agreements, royalties, and arbitration correspondence 49 5 1968-1973 "Mame" international productions and translations materials 49 6 1968-1975 "Mame" international productions correspondence, clippings, and Celeste Holm photographs 49 7 1969 "Mame" program 49 8 1969 January 27 "Mame" with Anne Miller article in New York Times 182 8 1969 August 31 "Mame" Centenary College Marjorie Lyons Playhouse program 182 9 1970 "Mame" with Angela Lansbury program 182 10 circa 1976 "Mame" Dallas Summer Musicals program 49 9 1976 "Mame" program 49 10 1976 Summer "Mame" television correspondence, foreign play license contract and correspondence, East Liverpool high school program and clippings, Tams-Witmark correspondence, and Midwestern State University materials 49 11 1978 March-1981 "Mame" clippings and correspondence related to the performance with Angela Lansbury 173 8 1983 "Mame" congratulatory cross-stitch item 183 1 1983 "Mame" television motion picture roadmap 50 1 1989 "Mame" script, correspondence, and clippings 50 2 2000 "Mame" Walt Disney television script, notes, and clipping 50 3 2000 "Mame" commercial records 197 3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 3 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Mame" photograph signed 50 4-5 undated Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Mame" photograph with faded inscription 50 6 undated Scope and Contents note Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Mame" piano arrangement 50 7 undated "Mame" poster 186 4, 5 undated "Mame" Sam Norking illustration poster 186 6 undated "Mame" script in French 50 8-9 undated French "Mame" vocal score 50 10-11 undated "Mame" vocal scores with piano accompaniment 50 12 undated "The Man From Tomorrow" radio script 51 1 undated "Matriarch" research "Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy" (reel 1 of 2) 196 2 1977 October 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 2 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Matriarch" research "Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy" (reel 2 of 2) 196 3 1977 October 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 3 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Matriarch" outline 51 2 1978 July "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) approved outline 51 3 1978-1979 "Matriarch" outlines and sources 51 4 1978-1979 "Matriarch" Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) television specials correspondence and outlines 51 5-6 1978-1985 "Matriarch" research Rose: A Biography of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy book copy 200 1 circa 1979 "Matriarch" part I American Broadcasting Company (ABC) script 51 7-8 1979 February "Matriarch" part I script 51 9 1979 February 1 "Matriarch" National Broadcasting Company (NBC) outlines 52 1 1979 June "Matriarch" part II revised script 52 2 1979 December "Matriarch" part I and II National Broadcasting Company (NBC) annotated scripts 52 3-5 1979-1980 "Matriarch" part I (4 hour) National Broadcasting Company (NBC) script 52 6 1980 March 13 "Matriarch" part II (4 hour) National Broadcasting Company (NBC) script 52 7 1980 March 28 "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) revised script 53 1 1981 "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) script 53 2 1981 April "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) script and notes 53 3 1981 April "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) revised script 53 4 1981 August "Matriarch: An Exploration of the Many Lives of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy" American Broadcasting Company (CBS) television three-hour special revised script 53 5 1981 August "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) revised script 53 6 1982 June "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) version chronology and source notes 53 7 1982 June "Matriarch" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) annotated script and Playbill 54 1 1982 August "Matriarch: The Many Lives of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy" American Broadcasting Company (ABC) television special revised script 54 2 1982 August "Matriarch" (4 hour mini-series) script 54 3-4 1983 "Matriarch" research 54 5 1983 "Matriarch" Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) television special script 54 6 1983 June "Matriarch" first revision script 54 7 1983 July "Matriarch: The Many Lives of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy" Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) television special script 55 1 1983 July 11 "Matriarch" (4 hour mini-series) part I script 55 2 1983 December "Matriarch" authors' draft script 55 3 1993 "Matriarch" research The Founding Father: The Story of Joseph P. Kennedy book copy 200 2 undated "Matriarch" research "Honey Fitz": Three Steps to the White House book copy 200 3 undated "Matriarch" research The Kennedy Family by Joseph F. Dinneen book copy 200 4 undated "Matriarch" research Time to Remember: Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy book copy 200 5 undated "Mercer's Gap" vocal score with piano accompaniment 55 4 undated "Mesmer" annotated research articles 55 5 1966-1971 "Mesmer" notes and research article 55 6 1981-1982 "Mesmer" script 55 7 1984 May "The Meteor" script 174 4 undated "Mind's Eye" scripts, correspondence, research, and notes 55 8 1963-1964 "Miracle Between Hair-Cuts" draft 56 1 1992 "Miss Dilly Says No" correspondence and contracts 56 2 1953-1954 "Miss Dilly Says No" correspondence 56 3 1954-1955 "The Monkey's Paw" album script 56 4 undated "More than Welcome" first draft screenplay 56 5 1963 December "Moviettes" proposals and correspondence 56 6 1941-1945 "Mr.Truman" correspondence and notes 56 7 1975 "Mr. Truman" clippings and notes 56 8 1975-1976 "Mr. Truman" script and correspondence 56 9 1975-1976 "Mr. Truman" revised annotated scripts 56 10 1975 December-1976 January "Mr. Truman" treatment for a screenplay 56 11-12 1976 January 30 "Mr. Truman" annotated treatment for a screenplay 57 1 undated Musiplay: "Birthday" scripts 57 2 1953 Musiplay various productions correspondence 57 3 1953-1959 "My Love, My Love" album synopsis and memorandum 57 4 1953 "My Sister and I" radio script 57 5 undated "My War with the United States" correspondence, proposal, and notes 57 6 1963 "My War with the United States" correspondence 57 7 1964 "New Wine" vocal score 57 8 undated "The New Yorkers" correspondence and agreements 57 9 1963 January-September Scope and Contents note Essex, Sinatra, Koch, Kelly "The New Yorkers" screenplay 190 7 1963 June "The New Yorkers" script 57 10 1963 June 1 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" University of California, Los Angeles Department of Theatre Arts poster 185 7 circa 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" clippings, Thoreau Society bulletin, and correspondence 57 11 1970 February-October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio State University program 6 1970 April-May "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" programs, study guides, and clippings 58 1 1970 April-1980 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" tapes 199 2-4 1970 Spring Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 2 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 199, Item 3 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 199, Item 4 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" rights correspondence, photographs, and clippings 58 2 1970 July-1975 August "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" tape 199 5 1970 July 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 5 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay 58 3 1970 September 29 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay first draft for Hal Wallis 58 4 1970 September 29 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" motion picture pages for typist for second revision 58 5 1970 September 31 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay working script 58 6 1970 December "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" motion picture correspondence, clippings, contracts, and "Hal B. Wallis: Film Producer" publication 57 12 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" correspondence, programs, and clippings 58 7 1970-1971, 1980-1990 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio State University production promotional poster 8 circa 1971 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" motion picture outtakes 59 1 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay 59 2 1971 Scope and Contents Pink: 1971 April 21 Blue: 1971 April 30 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Goodman Theatre production interview reel 1 199 6 1971 January 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 6 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Goodman Theatre production interview reel 2 199 7 1971 January 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 7 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Claudia Cassidy review WFMT 199 8 1971 January 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 8 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay 59 3 1971 February 9 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script 59 4-6 1971 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay and notes 60 1 1971 April 16 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" second revised screenplay 60 2 59 7 1971 April 16 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" third revised screenplay 60 3-4 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" University of California, Los Angeles rehearsal photographs 60 5 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" third revised screenplay 60 6 1972 January 15 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" third revised screenplay 60 7 1972 February 15 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay 61 1 1972 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" play in Literary Cavalcade Teacher Edition vol. 24 no.7 and vol. 25 no. 1 61 2 1972 April-October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Frank Perry correspondence and clippings 61 3 1972 July-November "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay 61 4 1972 August "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" play review in "Ohioana Quarterly" vol. XV no. 3 61 5 1972 Fall "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay 61 6 1972 September "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Leningrad correspondence 61 7 1972-1974 English, Russian "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" correspondence 61 8 1973 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" stock and amateur rights correspondence 61 9 1973 April 10 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" correspondence, Worthington High School production program 62 1 1974-1979 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay 62 2 1975 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script 62 3 1975 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" short excerpt in academic work book 62 4 1978 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised screenplay 63 1-2 62 5-6 1979 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" script in Mandarin 63 3 1983 Mandarin "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" South Africa poster 185 8 1984 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay 63 4 1988 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" screenplay 63 5 2000 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio State University cuetrack overture 3 199 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 9 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Notebook on Languedoc" narrators' script 63 6 1950 "Now is the Time" correspondence and articles 63 7-8 1986-1987 "Now is the Time" script and correspondence 64 1 1986-1987 "Now is the Time" Home Box Office (HBO) annotated script 64 2 1987 "Now is the Time" scripts 64 3-4 1987 "Now is the Time" script 64 5 1987 February 15 "Now is the Time" script 64 6-7 65 1 1987 April 22 "Off Mike" book jacket 65 2 undated "Oil J Progress Week Show" script 65 3 undated "Only in America" correspondence and agreements 65 4 1959 "Only in America" The Cort Theatre poster 185 9 1959 "Only in America" script draft 65 5 1959 April 1 "Only in America" annotated rehearsal script 190 8 1959 November "Only in America" The Cort Theatre, New York script 65 6-7 1959 November 19 "Only in America" contract correspondence 65 8 1959-1960 "Only in America" subsidiaries and correspondence and "Making a Play out of Harry, A Man" Los Angeles Times article by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 65 9 1959-1974 "Only in America" annotated scripts 65 10 1974 "Only in America" television pilot scripts and correspondence 66 1 1974-1975 "Only in America" television project correspondence and draft of scripts 66 2 1974-1978 "Only in America" script and story projections for television series 66 3 1976 April "Opened by Mistake" scripts 66 4 1940 "Paris, France" correspondence 66 5 1949 "Peter Whiffle" correspondence and outline 66 6 1961-1962 "Pie Are Squared" scripts 66 7 1964 "Pip" correspondence and notes 66 8 1970-1971 "Port Las Vegas" correspondence and notes 66 9 1968 "The President's Gang" script 66 10 1973 August 10 "The President's Gang" script and correspondence 67 1 1976 "Pride and Prejudice" revised screenplays 67 2 1974 "Pride and Prejudice" revised screenplay 67 3 1974 November 20 "Pride and Prejudice" script 190 9 1974 November 20 "Pride and Prejudice" correspondence and contract 67 4 1974-1988 "Pride and Prejudice" scripts 67 5 1974-1989 "Pride and Prejudice" script 67 6 1988 "Pride and Prejudice" screenplay 68 1 1989 July "Pride and Prejudice" screenplay 68 2-4 undated "Quality Street" vocal sheet 68 5 undated "Quintus" research 68 6 1969 "Quintus" notes and comments on preparation of first draft 68 7 1969 April-November "Quintus" first rough draft I 69 1 1969 November "Quintus" correspondence and rewrite notes 69 2 1969 November-December "Quintus" first revision annotated script 69 3 1969 December "Quintus" outtakes 69 4 1969 December "Quintus" screenplay 69 5-7 1970 "Quintus" annotated draft II script 69 8 1970 January Scope and Contents note "Notes from Jan., Jer., and John." "Quintus" revised screenplay 70 1-2 1970 October 6 "Quintus" correspondence and notes 70 3 1970-1971 "Quintus" revisions and work pages 70 4 1970-1971 "The Quizmaster" screenplay draft 70 5 1952 February 20 Radio Air Service Corporation: "Cleveland on Parade" proposal 70 6 1936 Radio Bible Series proposals 70 7 1979 Radio Bible Series: "Bible Studies Cooperative Uniform Series: The Christian in Community" journal vol. 4 no. 3 70 8 1979 March-May The Railroad Hour: Corwin episode tape 198 21 1944, 1952 The Railroad Hour recording 224 8 circa 1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 8 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: "Whistles-Wheels Freight Moving" sound effects recording 224 5 circa 1950 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: "Whistle-Wheels Freight Moving" sound auditions 224 5 1950 September 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 5 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: "Band 3 - Repeated 5 Times 'Five Tone Diesel'" recording A 224 6 1952 September 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 6 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: "5 Tone Diesel Horn" recording B 224 7 1952 September 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 224, Item 7 33 1/3 rpm record; 13 inch; shellac; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: Episodes tape 199 10 1952 December Scope and Contents "Gypsy Baron" "Holiday Inn" "Firestone" "Nutcracker Christmas" "Review of Year" Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 10 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown The Railroad Hour: "Quality Street" scripts 71 1 1953 June 1 The Railroad Hour: "Dear Yesterday" revised scripts 71 2 1953 June 8 The Railroad Hour: "Love Story" memo 71 3 1953 June 15 The Railroad Hour: "New Wine" revised scripts 71 4 1953 June 22 The Railroad Hour: "The Man Without a Country" revised script 71 5 1953 June 29 The Railroad Hour: "The Friml Story" revised scripts 71 6 1953 July 13 The Railroad Hour: "The Golden Empress" revised scripts 71 7 1953 July 27 The Railroad Hour: "On Wings of Songs" scripts 71 8 1953 August 3 The Railroad Hour: "Trilby" revised scripts 71 9 1953 August 10 The Railroad Hour: "Roaring Camp" revised scripts 71 10 1953 August 17 The Railroad Hour: "Hope is a Woman" revised scripts 71 11 1953 August 24 The Railroad Hour: "Lorna Doone" memo 71 12 1953 August 31 The Railroad Hour: "Night Music" revised script 71 13 1953 September 7 The Railroad Hour: "The Million Pound Bank Note" revised scripts 72 1 1953 September 14 The Railroad Hour: "The Familiar Stranger" annotated script 72 2 1953 September 28 The Railroad Hour: "Song of Norway" script 72 3 1954 The Railroad Hour: "The Minstrel Boy" revised scripts 72 4 1954 March 15 The Railroad Hour: "Birthday" scripts 72 5 1954 May 3 The Railroad Hour: "The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay" script 72 6 1954 May 10 The Railroad Hour: "Around the World in Eighty Days" script 72 7 1954 May 17 The Railroad Hour: "Penny Whistle" scripts 72 8 1954 May 24 The Railroad Hour: "Homecoming" scripts 72 9 1954 May 31 The Railroad Hour: "The Cremona Violin" script 72 10 1954 June 7 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalie" revised script 72 11 1954 June 7 The Railroad Hour: "The Pink Lady" script 72 12 1954 June 14 The Railroad Hour: "The New Moon" revised script 72 13 1954 June 21 The Railroad Hour: "Song of Norway" script 72 14 undated "Request Performance" contracts 72 15 1945-1946 "Request Performance" vol. 4 photographs 190 10 1945-1946 "Resort Girl" correspondence and script 72 16 1947 "Rex" preliminary synopsis 72 17 1974 June 1 "Rex" annotated script, clippings, and reports 72 18 1974-1976 "Rex" correspondence, clippings, and photographs 72 19 1974-1976 "Rhyme Time" script 73 1 1938 December 1 "Right Dress!" script 73 2 undated "Rip Van Winkle" album script 73 3 undated "Roaring Camp" vocal score 73 4 undated "The Ronald Colman Show" specials annotated scripts 73 5 1948 "Roshenkis mit Mendlen" vocal score with piano accompaniment 73 6 1956 Bulgarian "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" annotated first draft script, notes, and correspondence 73 7-8 1973-1974 "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" advertisement 174 5 circa 1974 "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" part IV poster 174 6 circa 1974 "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" script 73 9 1974 "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" revised annotated script 73 10 1974 March "Sandburg's Lincoln: Lincoln, the Unwilling Warrior" National Broadcasting Company (NBC) shooting draft 74 1 1974 March 18 "Serafina" proposal and correspondence 74 2 1972-1977 "Serenade to San Francisco" lyrics drafts 74 3 1958 "Shangri-La" script 74 4 1953 March "Shangri-La" music sheets 174 7 1956 "Shangri-La" vocal scores with piano accompaniment 74 5 1956 "Shangri-La" program 4 1956 June 25 "Shangri-La" working draft, notes, and correspondence 174 8 1956-1958 "Shangri-La" vocal score 74 6 undated "Shangri-La" vocal score with piano accompaniment 74 7 75 1-2 undated "Short and Sweet" first draft scripts and notes 75 3-4 1962 April "Short and Sweet" first draft script 75 5 1962 April 22 "Short and Sweet" second draft scripts and notes 75 6 76 1 1962 November "Short and Sweet" script 76 2 1962 November 1 "Short and Sweet" correspondence, clippings, and production notes 76 3 1962-1986 "Short and Sweet" prologue and notes 76 4 1970 August "Show Business" album proposal and notes 76 5 undated "The Showtrain" script and correspondence 76 6 1954 "Simulation" teleplay 76 7 1980 Scope and Contents Previously "What If-." "Simulation" The Center for International Security and Arms Control at Stanford University Annual Report 76 8 1982-1983 "Simulation" Mark Ardeya recording 201 1 circa 1984 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 1 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" data collected, days 1-5 76 9 1984 April-May "Simulation" 138B simulation, crisis negotiation, and postmortem transcripts 77 1 1984 April-May "Simulation" 138B simulation, crisis negotiation, and postmortem transcripts 77 2 1984 April-September "Simulation" Michael Polansky recording 201 2 1984 May 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 2 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" arms control log 77 3 1984 May-June "Simulation" course log book 77 4 1984 May-June "Simulation" 138B Summit log 77 5 1984 May-June "Simulation" Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) Writers and United States Arms Control Group (Lee, Bryza, Rozansky) tape I 201 3 1984 June 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 3 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Janet Lynch United States Arms Control Side 1 Tape 1 201 4 1984 June 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 4 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Soviet Arms Control tape I 201 5 1984 June 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 5 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Soviet Arms Control tape II 201 6 1984 June 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 6 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation": United States Arms Control tape II 201 7 1984 June 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 7 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Buster Nicholson (Soviet Arms control) recording 201 8 1984 June 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 8 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Soviet Crisis Team Tape 1 201 9 1984 June 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 9 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" United States Crisis group recording 201 10 1984 June 12 "Simulation" United States Crisis tape I 201 11 1984 June 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 11 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" memo to Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) mock-up agreements and correspondence 77 6 1984 July-1985 June Scope and Contents Previously "What If-." Simulation: "'Inadvertent' War in Europe: A Crisis Simulation" report draft 77 7 1984 September "Simulation" 'Hostage World' recording 194 4 circa 1984-1985 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 4 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" 'Salt Simulation' 138C class recording 194 5 circa 1984-1985 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 5 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Stanford Arms Control confronting catastrophe lessons for the nuclear age recording 194 6 circa 1984-1985 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 6 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" Stanford students recording 197 4 circa 1984-1985 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 4 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Simulation" notes and correspondence 78 1 1984-1985 "Simulation" notes, lecture material, and preparation for Stanford University 78 2 1984-1985 "Simulation" correspondence, clippings, and contracts 168 3 1984-1986 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information "Simulation" Stanford University television project with Orion Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) annotated script and correspondence 78 3 1984-1986 "Simulation" roadmap and notes 174 9 1985 "Simulation" John Lewis annotated script 78 4 1985 March 29 "Simulation" master script 78 5 1985 March 29 "Simulation" script 78 6 1985 March 29 "Simulation" script and correspondence 78 7 1985 November "Simulation" script 79 1 1985 November 1 "Site Unseen" synopsis, script, and notes 79 2 1952 "Some Say in Ice" annotated script and notes 79 3 1953 "Some Say in Ice" script 79 4 1953 "Sound and Fury" script and outline 79 5 undated "Sounding Brass" first draft, notes, and clippings 79 6 1961-1974 "Sounding Brass" correspondence 79 7 1969-1975 "Sounding Brass" script 79 8 1970 "Sounding Brass" annotated master script 80 1 1975 "Sounding Brass" correspondence, memos, scripts adapted for television, and notes 80 2 1975 "Sounding Brass" outtakes 80 3 1975 "Sounding Brass" Reformed Church Bronxville, New York press, notes, and correspondence 80 4 1975 "Sounding Brass" Reformed Church Bronxville poster 185 10 1975 "Sounding Brass" scrapbook from The Seven Arts Society 81 1 1975 "Sounding Brass" original script 80 5 1975 August "Sounding Brass" rehearsal script 80 6 1975 September "Sounding Brass" characterizations, synopsis, and memo 80 7 1975-1976 "Sounding Brass" correspondence 80 8 1975-1980 Scope and Contents note Some correspondence is from after the Bronxville production "Sounding Brass" music and correspondence 81 2 1976 "Sounding Brass" revised script and notes 81 3 1976 May "Sounding Brass" correspondence 81 4 1992 "Sounding Brass" script 81 5-6 undated "Soup to Nuts" and "They Hide in Public" correspondence and notes 81 7 undated "Sparks Fly Upwards" advertisement 185 11 circa 1965 "Sparks Fly Upwards" script 82 1 1965 "Sparks Fly Upwards" publicity 82 2 1965 December 4 "Sparks Fly Upwards" scripts, publicity, and correspondence 82 3 1965-1966 "Sparks Fly Upwards" partial scripts and publicity 82 4 1965-1967 "Sparks Fly Upwards" Southern Methodist University promotional materials, clippings, correspondence, and photographs 82 5 1965-1979 "Sparks Fly Upwards" poster 186 7 undated "Strange Stories" proposal 82 6 undated "Sylvia Beach and the Lost Generation" correspondence, meeting notes, and newspaper clipping 82 7 1984-1985 "Takeover" play and screenplay synopsis 82 8 1980 "Takeover" research and correspondence 82 9 1989 "Tale of Two Cities" Decca album correspondence 82 10 1948 "Ten Days That Shook the World" prop from University of California, Los Angeles production 7 circa 1970s "Ten Days That Shook the World" rough draft, draft notes 82 11 1972 February-November "Ten Days That Shook the World" outtakes, drafts, rehearsal materials, and "Trotsky in Exile" photocopy 174 10 1972 June "Ten Days That Shook the World" script 83 1 1972 November 1 "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles casting materials 83 2 1972 December-1973 April "Ten Days That Shook the World" outtakes from the master 83 3 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" preliminary notes, correspondence, publicity; University of California, Los Angeles Department of Theater Arts booklet 83 4 1973 Russian "Ten Days That Shook the World" script 84 1 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" script (partial) 83 5 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" scripts 83 6 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" slides, notes, and partial scripts 84 2 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles revised scripts 84 3 1973 "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles rehearsal script 84 4-5 1973 April "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles rehearsal script photocopy 85 1 1973 April "Ten Days That Shook the World" photocopy of Russian handout 85 2 1973 April 22 Russian "Ten Days That Shook the World" magnetic tape 199 11 1973 May 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 11 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents Robert E. Lee and Iraida Vanadellos "Voice of America" in Russian "Ten Days That Shook the World" promotional posters for University of California, Los Angeles 174 11 1973 May-June "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles production critiques, promotional materials, and photographs; writings by Lee 85 3 1973-1978 "Ten Days That Shook the World" revised script 85 4 1975 "Ten Days That Shook the World" Taganka script 85 5 1975 Russian "Ten Days That Shook the World" lighting design by Eddy Garvin 186 8 1975 May 31 "Ten Days That Shook the World" University of California, Los Angeles master outtakes, notes, and clippings 85 6 1975-1977 "Ten Days That Shook the World" tape 199 12 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 12 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Those Two" scripts and memorandum 85 7 1951 "The Too-Good Kid" radio scripts 85 8 1980 "Top of the Mark" notes and synopsis 85 9 1967 "Top of the World" correspondence 85 10 1944-1950 "Top of the World" script 85 11 undated "Turn of the Century" annotated script drafts and notes 86 1 1977-1992 "Turn on the Night" script 86 2 1961 June 15 "Turn on the Night" script 86 3 1961 July 15 "'Twas Brillig" script 86 4 1972 June 1 Scope and Contents Early version of "Jabberwock." "Twilight - A Free-Form Play about the Last, and Least-Known Years of General Robert E. Lee" research articles 86 5 1986-1987 Scope and Contents note Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Ugly American" correspondence 86 6 1959 "The Unexpected" title clearances 86 7 1951-1952 United Nations radio scripts 86 8 1948-1949 United Nations Radio correspondence 3 12 1949-1950 "Unsolved Mysteries" scripts and notes 86 9 undated "Walt Whitman" notes 87 1 undated "Watcher of the Skies" correspondence and research articles 175 1 87 2 1981-1990 "Watcher of the Skies" Linus Pauling "No More War!" article 87 3 1982 "Whisper in the Mind" script and poop sheet 87 4 1984-1985 Scope and Contents Previously "Mesmer." "Whisper in the Mind" revised script and title page 87 5 1984 May-1985 June Scope and Contents Previously "Mesmer." "Whisper in the Mind" script and notes 87 6 1985 "Whisper in the Mind" correspondence, notes, production contract, research article, and script pages 87 7 1985-1988 "Whisper in the Mind" master script 88 1 1986 March "Whisper in the Mind" script 88 2-3 1986 March "Whisper in the Mind" script 88 4-5 1986 March "Whisper in the Mind" script 88 6 89 1-2 1987 January 1 "Whisper in the Mind" revised master script 89 3 1987 September "Whisper in the Mind" script 89 4 1987 September "Whisper in the Mind" notes, dictionary pages for mesmerism and mesomorphy, and staging concepts 90 1 1988 "Whisper in the Mind" script 89 5 1988 January "Whisper in the Mind" script 89 6 1988 April "Whisper in the Mind" script 90 2 1988 September "Whisper in the Mind" script 90 3 1988 October "Whisper in the Mind" script 90 4 1988 December "Whisper in the Mind" script working copy 90 5 1988 December "Whisper in the Mind" script, program, notes, and seating chart 90 6 1988-1989 "Whisper in the Mind" Plumstead Theatre Society script 91 1 1989 October "Whisper in the Mind" script 90 7-8 1989 October "Whisper in the Mind" script 91 2 1989 October "Whisper in the Mind" notes, correspondence, scenes, and two promotional postcards 91 3 1990 "Whisper in the Mind" script 91 4 1990 March 1 "Whisper in the Mind" Arizona State University script 91 5 1990 October "Whisper in the Mind" act I revised script 91 6 1990 November "Whisper in the Mind" revised script 91 7 1991 "Whisper in the Mind" revised script 92 1-2 1991 May "Whisper in the Mind" script 92 1 1991 May "Whisper in the Mind" revised script and correspondence 92 4 1993 "Whisper in the Mind" Kansas City Cultural Arts magazine 92 5 1994 "Whisper in the Mind" revised annotated script 92 6 1994 "Whisper in the Mind" script 92 7 1994 "Whisper in the Mind" annotated script 93 1 1994 May "Whisper in the Mind" annotated revised script, notes, and clipping 93 2 1994-2006 "Whisper in the Mind" annotated revised script 93 3 1995 "Whisper in the Mind" revised script photocopy 93 4 1995 "Whisper in the Mind" script 93 5 undated Scope and Contents Noted on original folder as 1989 UCLA. "Whistle-Stop" synopsis and script 93 6 undated Whitewater novel by Paul Horgan 200 6 1970 "Whitewater" notes 93 7 1976 "Whitewater" second draft outline 93 8 1976 "Whitewater" first draft screenplay 93 9 1976 September "Whitewater" second draft screenplay 94 1 1976 November "Whitewater" third draft screenplay 94 2 1976 December "Whitewater" revised screenplay 94 3 1976 December "Whitewater" annotated drafts 94 4 1976-1977 "Whitewater" correspondence and agreements 168 4 1976-1978 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information "Whitewater" notes and revisions 95 1 1977 "Whitewater" revised annotated screenplay 94 5 1977 "Whitewater" revised screenplay 95 2 1977 "Whitewater" revised screenplay with Hal Wallis 95 3 1978 "Whitewater" revised screenplay 95 4 1978 March "Whitewater" revised screenplay 95 5 1979 June "Whitewater" revised screenplay 95 6 1979 July "Whitewater" revised screenplay 96 1 1979 July "Whitewater" revised script 191 1 1979 July "Whitewater Road" memorandums and outtakes 96 2 1979 "Whitewater Road" outline draft 96 3 1979 "Whitewater Road" outtakes 96 4 1979 "Whitewater Road" annotated screenplay 95 7 1979 May "Whitewater Road" correspondence and memorandums 96 5 1979-1980 "The Wonder Train" script, correspondence, and notes 96 6 1952 "The World is My Village" script and notes 96 7 undated "The Wynn Show" script 96 8 undated "Young Love" vol. 1 no. 1-13 annotated scripts 191 2 1949 "Young Love" vol. 2 no. 14-26 annotated scripts 191 3 1949-1950 "Young Love" vol. 3 no. 27-45 annotated scripts 191 4 1950 "Young Love" correspondence and agreements 96 9 1953-1957 "Young Love" scripts 197 5-6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 5 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 197, Item 6 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "You're the Winnah" synopsis and script 96 10 undated Multiple productions: Radio scripts and proposals 225 1 1936-1938 General Note Contains mold Multiple productions: Radio program annotated scripts and proposals 96 11 1937 Multiple productions: Radio scripts 225 2 1937 General Note Contains mold Multiple productions: Radio scripts and proposals 96 12 1937 Multiple productions: Radio correspondence and scripts 96 13 1937-1938 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 8 annotated scripts 187 2 1937-1948 Multiple productions: Radio scripts and stories 97 1-2 1938 Multiple productions: Scripts 97 3 1938 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 6 annotated scripts 187 3 1938-1945 Multiple productions: Script ideas and photograph 97 4 1940 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts annotated scripts 187 4 1940-1943 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 5 annotated scripts 187 5 1940-1945 Multiple productions: Radio scripts and clippings 175 2 1940-1948 Multiple productions: Album of the Week annotated scripts 97 5 1942 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 7 annotated scripts 187 6 circa 1942-1946 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 1 annotated scripts 187 7 1942-1943 Multiple productions: Radio play proposals, television show proposals, song lyrics, music compositions, notes, and research 98 1 97 6 1942-1960 Multiple productions: Television Manuscript 98 2 1943 Multiple productions: Story Rights 98 3 1943-1949 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 4 annotated scripts 187 8 circa 1944 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 3 annotated scripts 187 9 1944 Multiple productions: "The Neighs Have It" and "The Strange Case of Dr. Dobbs" scripts 98 4 1944 Multiple productions: "Favorite Story" and "Silver Theatre Program" contracts and correspondence 98 5 1945-1949 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 9 annotated scripts 187 10 1947-1950 Multiple productions: Radio programs publicity 175 3 1947-1951 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 98 6 1949-1952 Multiple productions: Hallmark Playhouse correspondence and statements 98 7 1950-1952 Multiple productions: Hallmark Playhouse scripts 99 1-2 1950-1952 Multiple productions: "Halls of Ivy" and "Hallmark Playhouse" annotated scripts 190 11 1951-1952 Multiple productions: "Man From Yesterday" and "Hide-Out" scripts, correspondence, and notes 99 3 1951-1952 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 10 annotated scripts 188 9 circa 1953-1954 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 99 4 1953-1957 Multiple productions: Music lyrics index, annotated lyrics, and sheet music 99 5 1953-1963 Multiple productions: "Dilly" and "Shangri-La" correspondence with Gala Ebin 99 6 1955-1956 Multiple productions: Favorite Story and "West Point" correspondence and contract 99 7 1955-1957 Multiple productions: Free-Lance Scripts Vol. 11 annotated scripts 188 10 1955-1957 Multiple productions: Play, radio, and projects business correspondence 99 8 1955-1958 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 100 1 99 9 1958-1961 Multiple productions: "Cross Examination" annotated scripts and "The Angels Weep" script 10 3 1960 Multiple productions: Scripts 100 2 1960-1962 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 100 3 1962 Multiple productions: "You Only Live Twice" synopsis, "Paradise for 1962" booklet, and "Arizona Guide" 100 4 1962 Multiple productions: "Life With Mother" and "Life with Father" articles (photocopies) 173 9 circa 1964 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 100 5 1964-1967 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 100 6-7 1964-1977 Multiple productions: Exploratory ideas 101 1 1965-1966 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence and clippings 101 2 1967-1969 Multiple productions: Biographical articles about Lawrence and Lee and "Inherit the Wind" press materials 202 1 1968, 1996 Multiple productions: Free-lance writing Volume II 101 3 1969 Multiple productions: Future ideas drafts and outlines 101 4 1970-1971 Multiple productions: "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" clippings (copies) and "The Now Thoreau" (corrected) 58 8 1970-1971 Multiple productions: Bibliography list 182 11 1971 Multiple productions: Correspondence and contracts 101 5 1971 Multiple productions: "The Incomparable Max" Playbill, clippings, and notices; "Promises, Promises" and "Follies" Playbills 101 6 1971 Multiple productions: Plays and radio productions business correspondence 101 7 1975-1976 Multiple productions: "Mame" and "Auntie Mame" television correspondence 101 8 1975-1978 Multiple productions: Plays and radio productions business correspondence 101 9 1975-1979 Multiple productions: "What Happens Next?" script, synopsis, and "His Eye is On the Sparrow" outline 101 10 1976-1977 Multiple productions: Play and radio productions business correspondence 101 11 1977-1978 Multiple productions: Project correspondence 168 5 1980 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Multiple productions: "Jabberwock" script and "Fireworks!" development notes 101 12 1981 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee Multiple productions: Projects in development 102 1 1981-1992 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee Multiple productions: Play productions business correspondence 102 2 1982 Multiple productions: "Mesmer" script and poop sheet; "Whisper in the Mind" title page 102 3 1984 May Multiple productions: "Mame" and "Takeover" synopsis; "The McWilliams Letter" newsletter; various articles 102 4 1986-1989 Multiple productions: "The Works of Lawrence and Lee" article 102 5 1988 June Multiple productions: Musiplays scripts 102 6 undated Multiple productions: "News Quiz," "Mister X" and "Names in the News" scripts 102 7 undated Multiple productions: "Other Worlds" and "Favorite Story" notes 102 8 undated Multiple productions: "Ten Days That Shook the World" and "Henry Mancini - 'Hatari'" tape 199 13 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 13 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Multiple productions: "Ten Days That Shook the World" and "Rimers of Eldrich Master" recording 199 14 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 14 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Multiple productions: Unused titles list 102 9 undated Unidentified productions: Al Hirschfeld illustration poster 186 9 undated Unidentified productions: Vocal and instrument sheet music 103 1 102 10-11 undated Other Professional Materials Series 2 1938-1995 Scope and Contents The Other Professional Materials series contains materials that are related to Robert E. Lee's professional career, but are not production related. Material is dated 1938-1995. Arrangement of Materials This series is arranged in 4 subseries: Subseries 2.1: Collections Subseries 2.2: Legal Subseries 2.3: Articles, Reviews, and Interviews Subseries 2.4: Theatre Research Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes and VHS videocassettes. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 103, 168, 169, and 170 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Collections Subseries 2.1 1938, 1966-circa 1992 Scope and Contents The Collections subseries contains correspondence, notes, clippings, and photographs related to different repositories that have Robert E. Lee materials. Also included are recordings and certificates. Material is dated from 1938 and 1966-circa 1992. Arrangement of Materials The Collections subseries is arranged alphabetically by repository name. Materials labeled with the same repository name are then arranged chronologically, with undated material arranged alphabetically after the dated material. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains a magnetic tape. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 103, 168, 169, and 170 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Harvard College Library: Correspondence 103 2 1980 Lincoln Center Library of the Performing Arts in New York: Gift ceremony black and white photographs 103 3 1967 Lincoln Center Library of the Performing Arts in New York: Preliminary catalogue 103 4-6 1967 Spring Lincoln Center Library of the Performing Arts in New York: Presentation 199 15 1967 May 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 15 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence and notes regarding Lawrence and Lee vs. United States 169 1 1938, 1967-1982 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence and notes regarding Lawrence and Lee vs. United States 170 1-2 1966-1973 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence and interrogation transcripts regarding Lawrence & Lee vs. United States 168 6 169 2 1967-1974 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Scope and Contents Might be available with curator approval Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence and notes regarding Lawrence and Lee vs. United States 103 7 1968-1973 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence regarding Lawrence and Lee vs. United States 170 3 1971-1973 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Legal correspondence regarding Lawrence and Lee vs. United States 103 8 1973-1974 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Information booklet 182 12 circa 1984 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Correspondence, press clippings, photographs, and appraisal 104 1 1985-1986 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Dedication correspondence 104 2 1986 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Dedication "Unlocking the Treasures of the Stage" booklet 104 3 1986 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Shipment #4 list, correspondence, gift receipts, press clippings, and "The Campaign for the Arts" booklet 175 4 1986-1988 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Correspondence, tax form, and brochures 169 3 1986-1989 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Correspondence and article 104 4 1989 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Endowment fund certificate 182 13 circa 1992 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: Correspondence regarding visit to OSU, interview, and "Studies in America Drama" 202 2 1992 Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute: "OSU Sound EFX Dub" recording 199 16 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 16 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Legal Subseries 2.2 1945-1994 Scope and Contents The Legal subseries contains mostly correspondence with various law offices and includes agreements, copyright, and contracts correspondence. Deposition recordings are also included. Material is dated 1945-1994. Arrangement of Materials The Legal subseries is arranged chronologically with material from the same date arranged alphabetically. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains VHS videocassettes. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 168 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Gang, Kopp and Tyre: Correspondence 104 5 1945-1946 DECCA correspondence and agreement 104 6 1945-1951 Gang, Kopp and Tyre: Correspondence 104 7 1945-1952 Brandt & Brandt Dramatic Department, Inc.: Correspondence and contracts 104 8 1945-1957 Lawrence and Lee Corporation correspondence, agreements, and meeting minutes 104 9 1946-1960 Gang, Kopp and Tyre: Correspondence 104 10 1947-1959 Brylawski Law Office: Correspondence 104 11 1948-1965 Samuel Goldwyn Productions, Inc.: Contracts and correspondence 104 12 1951-1952 Daily Variety: Correspondence 104 13 1952-1955 Vandyke Picture Corporation Limited: Correspondence 104 14 1953-1954 Weissberger & Frosch: Correspondence with Arnold L. Weissberger 104 15 1953-1956 Friml Enterprises correspondence with Robert Friml 104 16 1953-1957 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP): correspondence and contracts 105 1 1953-1958 Zeman, Boyer, and Goldberg: Correspondence 105 2 1953-1958 Sinn (John) correspondence 105 3 1955-1962 Correspondence and prospectus for a series of Broadway musical shows to be produced in Mexico City in Spanish 105 4 1957 Brandt & Brandt Dramatic Department, Inc.: correspondence with Harold Freedman 105 5 1958-1959 Copyrights and correspondence 105 6 1958-1961 Business correspondence 105 7 1960 Gang (Martin) correspondence 105 8 1960-1963 Brandt & Brandt Dramatic Department, Inc.: Correspondence with Harold Freeman 105 9 1960-1966 William Morris Agency, Inc.: Correspondence 105 10 1961-1967 Lawrence and Lee Corporation: Correspondence and salary materials 105 11 1963-1970 Correspondence and contracts 105 12 1969 Business correspondence 105 13 1970 Gomme (Lawrence), Jack Meltzer, and Thor E. Wood depositions 105 14 1970 October Business correspondence 105 15 1971 Copyrights and renewals for various productions 106 1-2 1974-1985 International Creative Management Inc.: Correspondence 106 3 1986-1988 "Jerome Robbins, Broadway" cast album agreements 168 7 1989, 1993 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information "The Deposition of Jack Farren: Jack Farren vs. Jerry Herman" tape 1 of 2 197 7 1994 December 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 7 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Deposition of Jack Farren: Jack Farren vs. Jerry Herman" tape 2 of 2 197 8 1994 December 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 8 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Deposition of Martin Tahse: Jack Farren vs. Jerry Herman" 197 9-10 1994 December 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 9 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 197, Item 10 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Articles, Reviews, and Interviews Subseries 2.3 1942, 1968-1995 Scope and Contents The Articles, Reviews, and Interviews subseries contains articles, reviews, and interviews that Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence were a part of or collected. Material is dated 1942, and 1968-1995. Arrangement of Materials The Articles, Reviews, and Interviews subseries is arranged chronologically. Those with the same date are arranged alphabetically within and the undated material is at the end. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains a magnetic tape. Access to Materials Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. "Chess Made More Complicated" article 106 4 1942 December 16 KFAC interview luncheon at Pavilion 199 17 1968 June 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 17 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Remarkable Roz" essay and photograph 106 5 circa 1974 "In Defense of Eccentrics" clippings, drafts, and correspondence 106 6 1974 "The Remarkable Roz" Lawrence and Lee comments on Roz Russell 106 7 1974 Interview with Lawrence and Lee articles 106 8 1976-1980 San Bernardino speech 106 9 1980-1990 Lee (Robert E.) "Writers as Diplomats: U.S., Chinese Authors in Contact" drafts 106 10 1982 Fall "Hollywood Scriptletter" issue 47 106 11 1984 April "The McWilliams Letter" letter 35 106 12 1986 November "Young and Rubicam Inc. Alumni Newsletter" volume 9 number 2 106 13 1987 Spring "Communicators and Communication" Redondo Beach speech 106 14 1987 September 25 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Nuts and Bolts" Writer's Digest drafts and correspondence 106 15 1987-1989 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Writer's Digest" magazine and article copy 106 16 1989 Meeks (Christopher) interview with Lee and correspondence 106 17 1989-1995 Biographies, bibliography, promotional materials, and photographs 107 1 undated Interview transcript 107 2 undated Theatre Research Subseries 2.4 1964-1987 Scope and Contents The Theatre Research subseries contains articles, clippings, and correspondence collected by Robert E. Lee that he did not write. Material is dated 1964-1987. Arrangement of Materials The Theatre Research subseries is arranged chronologically. Miller (James Hull) biography 107 3 1964-1970 Articles, clippings, and programs 107 4-5 1965-1972 Drama reference clippings and articles 107 6-7 1966-1976 Articles and clippings 108 1-2 175 5 1967-1972 Articles and correspondence 108 3-4 1968-1969 Clippings and articles 108 5 1969-1973 Clippings and correspondence 108 6 175 6 1973-1981 Clippings 109 1 1978-1979 Stages magazine 109 2 1987 Spring Writings By Lee Series 3 1943-1992 Scope and Contents The Writings By Lee series contains materials written by Robert E. Lee that are not production related, including articles and reviews. Material is dated 1943-1992. Arrangement of Materials The Writings by Lee series is arranged chronologically with undated material arranged alphabetically at the end. Poems and newspaper clippings 109 3 1943-1967 Various freelance writings 109 4 1948-1990 "Prayer's of Doubt and Wonder" drafts and notes 109 5-6 1960-1962 "Words in Tribute to Paul Muni" photograph and tribute 109 7 1967 August 29 Various notes and speeches 109 8 1967-1971 "Riches of the Sword" lecture and anti-materialism materials 109 9 1970 April 9-1971 "Quintus" screenplay by Robert Lee and John Sinn 109 10 1970 October 6 Articles about and written with Janet Waldo 110 1 1974-1976 "Words" drafts 110 2 1974-1985 Critiques of new plays drafts, correspondence, and articles 110 3 1975-1990 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Miracle Between Hair-Cuts" draft 110 4 1980-1990 "Paddy Chayefsky" draft and clippings 110 5 1981 "Courage to Grow Old" drafts and correspondence 110 6 1987-1989 "Go For It!" and "Miracle Between Hair-Cuts" drafts 110 7 circa 1990s "Go For It!" essay 110 8 1990 October 30 Dust jacket quote, correspondence, and draft of Young (David) "You Don't Have to Do It Like Broadway: A Guide, Text, and Diary for Directing a Musical" 110 9 1991 September 20 "Miracle Between Hair-Cuts" draft 110 10 1992 "Between Two Minds" drafts 110 11 undated "Thunder in Spring" novel pages 1-10 110 12 undated "Words of Comfort" book notes 110 13 undated Teaching Materials Series 4 1959-1992 Scope and Contents The Teaching Materials series contains materials related to the work Lee did with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) Cultural Exchange Program and materials related to courses, lectures, and projects Lee was involved with at various colleges and universities. Material is dated 1959-1992. Arrangement of Materials This series is arranged in 2 subseries: Subseries 4.1: Union of Soviet Republics (USSR) Cultural Exchange Program Subseries 4.2: Colleges and Lectures Access to Materials Materials in boxes 169 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) Cultural Exchange Program Subseries 4.1 1969-1986 English, Russian Scope and Contents The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) Cultural Exchange Program subseries contains materials related to the Cultural Exchange Program that Robert E. Lee participated in. Material is dated 1969-1986. Arrangement of Materials The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Cultural Exchange Program subseries is arranged chronologically. Those with the same date are arranged alphabetically within and the undated material is at the end. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 169 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Theatre schedules, posters, programs, and newspapers 176 1-2 1969-1971 Russian Rozov (Victor) scripts 110 14 1971 Russian Soviet Union maps and general trip information 111 1 1971 Russian Travel information, memorabilia, and reference materials 111 2 1971 English, Russian Preparation for trip notes 111 3 1971 July-October Russian Theatre programs 111 4 1971 October-November Russian Memorandum report to United States Department of State (master copy) 111 5 1971 December 15 Outline of report to Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs 111 6 1971 December 15 Report to Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs 111 7 1971 December 15 Correspondence after return 175 7 1971-1972 Russian United States Department of State correspondence 169 4 1971-1974 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Correspondence 111 8-9 1972-1973 English, Russian "Inherit the Wind" Arena Stage and USSR correspondence, clippings photocopies, and programs 112 1 1973 English, Russian "Inherit the Wind" Arena Stage Theater Group Moscow and Leningrad correspondence and clippings (photocopies) 112 2-3 1973 English, Russian "Inherit the Wind" Arena Stage Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) tour correspondence, clippings, photocopies, and programs 112 4 1973 English, Russian Institute of International Education correspondence, poetry, and articles 112 5 1973 "Theatre" magazine in Russian 112 6 1973 May Correspondence and Cyrillic alphabet notes 112 7 1973-1986 Soviet-American Writers Conference Pepperdine University notes 202 3 1984 Pepperdine and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) seminar: Correspondence, notes, and speech 112 8 1985 Russian poster 185 12 undated Russian Colleges and Lectures Subseries 4.2 1959-1992 Scope and Contents The Colleges and Lectures subseries contains materials related to courses, lectures, and projects Lee was involved with at various colleges and universities. Material is dated 1959-1992. Arrangement of Materials The Colleges and Lectures Subseries is arranged chronologically. Those with the same date are arranged alphabetically within and the undated material is at the end. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 169 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes. "The Uses of Anger" notes 112 9 1959-1965 Various colleges correspondence regarding "The Laughmaker" and appearances 112 10-11 1963 "Redland's Univeristy Lecture" recording 199 18 1963 February 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 18 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Who Does My Work?" drafts and notes 113 1 1963-1964 "For Better Television" notes and newsletter 113 2 1964 "Pulpit and Proscenium" notes 113 3 1964 January 14 "The Invisible Playwright" notes 113 4 1965 "Outrage and Optimism" Bronxville speech notes 113 5 1965 First tour correspondence and brochure 113 6 1965-1966 University of California, Los Angeles correspondence, course and student information, and notes 169 5 1965-1968 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information. "Ideas on Trial" notes 113 7 1966 Various preparation notes 113 8-9 1966-1967 University of California, Los Angeles student reading programs with notes 113 10 1966-1968 University of California, Los Angeles student work critiques 113 11 1966-1968 "Yes-No Minds" & "The American Way" recording 199 19 circa 1967 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 19 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Engulfed Cathedral" notes 114 1 1967 "Ideas on Trial" notes 113 12 114 2 1967 University of California, Los Angeles Advanced Playwriting course materials 114 3 1967 Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 176 3 1967 Spring Scope and Contents South Carolina, Virginia, and Ohio Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 114 4 1967 Fall Completed tour records 114 5 1968 "Theatre of Optimism" notes 114 6 1968 University of California, Los Angeles correspondence and class records 114 7 1968 University of California, Los Angeles Theatre Arts Department "Life Is a Banquet" plaque from students 183 2 1968 June "Captivity" sermon notes 114 8 1968 July "Plays, Players, and Playwrights" notes 114 9 1968-1969 University of California, Los Angeles correspondence and course schedule 202 4 1968-1969 Correspondence, itineraries, clippings, and programs 115 1-2 1969 Scope and Contents Lectures - winter, 1969: Richmond Cincinnati, Wheeling, Lawton "Yes-No Minds in a Maybe World" notes and outtakes 115 3 1969 Correspondence, itineraries, and notes 115 4 1969 Fall "Theatre of Optimism" Lawton, Oklahoma recording 199 20 1969 February Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 20 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Theatre of Optimism" Albion College recording 199 21 1969 March 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 21 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 115 5-6 1969 Spring Scope and Contents Spring tour p Feb-March 69: Dallas Lawton, Cedar Rapids, Albion, Madison, St. Louis, San Gabriel, Fresno, San Jose, and San Bernardino "Yes-No Minds in a Maybe World" drafts 115 7 1969 May "Plays, Players, and Playwrights" and "Theatre in Revolt" notes 115 8 1969-1970 "Plays, Players, and Playwrights" notes 116 1 1970 "Theatre in Revolt," "The Now Theatre," and "Theatre-Window to the World" notes 115 9 1970 Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 116 2 1970 Fall Scope and Contents Colston Leigh - Lecture Tour fall, 1970: Baton Rouge, Mt. Berry and Louisville "Man the Communicator" University of Iowa notes 116 3 1970 November 7 Notes and outtakes 116 4 1970-1971 University of California, Los Angeles notes 116 5 1970-1971 Incomplete drafts 116 6 1971 "The Now Theatre" notes 116 7 1971 Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 116 8 1971 Winter Scope and Contents Winter Tour - 1971 (Feb-March) Akron, Kent, Minn., NY, Shreveport, Ottumwa, Grand Rapids. Tour correspondence, itineraries, and notes 116 9 1971-1972 Scope and Contents Lecture Tour - Colston Leigh - Fall-Winter 71-72: Gunnison, Salt Lake, Los Altos, Walnut Creek, Riverside, Richmond, VA "The Now Theatre" notes 116 10 1971-1972 Winter University of California, Los Angeles Department of Theatre Arts correspondence, course information, and publications 116 11 1972 Fort Worth and Chicago itineraries and notes 117 1 1972 Fall University of California, Los Angeles Department of Theatre AAS correspondence, staff information, and publications 169 6 1972-1973 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information W. Colston Leigh, Inc. correspondence and clippings 117 2 1972-1973 Creative Communication classwork 117 3-4 1973 "The Practical Dramaturg" University of California, Los Angeles draft 117 5 1973 Spring Notes 117 6 1975 University of California, Los Angeles correspondence and notes 117 7 1975-1976 "Face to Face" correspondence and articles 176 4 1977 International and Bureau of Cultural and Educational Affairs correspondence 202 5 1977-1978 University of California, Los Angeles Playwriting 103B and 130A materials and notes 117 8 1979 Institute for Readers Theatre workshop at University of Hawaii correspondence and drafts 117 9 1980 July-1981 May Occidental Convocation speech notes 117 10 1983 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee Occidental Convocation notes 117 11 1983-1984 Ohio State, California State University, Pepperdine University, and Southern Methodist University correspondence 118 1 1984-1988 University of California, Los Angeles correspondence and brochure 118 2 1985-1987 "Verbal vs. Non-Verbal" University of California, Los Angeles teachers conference notes and correspondence 118 3 1987 July Notes 118 4 1992 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Lee: Press and Clergy" recording 199 22 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 22 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Organizations Series 5 1946-1993, 2019 Scope and Contents The Organizations series contains materials related to organizations that Robert E. Lee was involved with and includes correspondence and ephemera. Material is dated 1946-1993 and 2019. Arrangement of Materials The Organizations series is arranged alphabetically by organization name. Material labeled with the same organization name are then arranged chronologically with material from the same date arranged alphabetically by folder title. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 169 have restricted access due to personally identifying information. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences reminder list of eligible releases brochure 118 5-6 1963-1969 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences membership and awards rules booklets 118 7-9 1975-1978 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences correspondence and awards rules booklets 119 1-2 1980-1984 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences nomination ballots, correspondence, reminder lists 119 3 1982-1988 Academy of Television Arts and Sciences correspondence and ballot information 119 4-5 1965-1969 Academy of Television Arts and Sciences correspondence and nomination ballots 119 6 1975-1979 American Film Institute correspondence and "Break-In" script 120 1 1975 American Guild of Authors and Composers 120 2 1961-1962 American National Theater and Academy correspondence and newsletters 120 3 1972-1974 American National Theater and Academy "An Evening with Roz" program 202 6 1974 American National Theater and Academy correspondence 120 4 1974 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) correspondence, performance records, publications 120 5 1950-1976 American Theatre Association National Convention notes, correspondence, and pamphlets 120 6 1972 August California Educational Theatre Association award program and correspondence 120 7 1992 March The College of Fellows of the American Theatre correspondence 120 8 1989-1993 Conference of Chinese American writers: notes, press clippings, participant biographies, and photographs 120 9 1982 September The Dramatists Guild correspondence 121 1 1946-1969 The Dramatists Guild, Inc. correspondence 121 2 1974-1975 The Dramatists Guild information booklet 121 3 1980 The Dramatists Guild Inc. correspondence, contracts, informational packets 121 4 1980-1986 The Dramatists Guild Inc.: Margo Jones Award 121 5 1989 Dramatists Play Service, Inc. correspondence 121 6 1962-1967 The Ensemble Studio Theatre: From Stage to Screen symposium articles 121 7 1986 May 10 The Entertainment Summit correspondence and Ohio State University Theatre Research Institute donation inventory 202 7 1985-1987 English, Russian Guilds and academies correspondence and information 121 8 1970-1971 Scope and Contents WGA, DGA, AMPAS, NATAS, ATA (AETA) Lawrence and Lee Educational Foundation: Correspondence and tax information 122 1 1960-1978 Lawrence and Lee Educational Foundation: Correspondence and financial records 169 7 1987-1988 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Margo Jones Award: Correspondence, candidate information, financial statements, press clippings, press releases 169 8 1966-1969 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Margo Jones Award: Correspondence, candidate information, check copies, financial statements, and press clippings 169 9 1971-1975 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Margo Jones Award: Kushner (Tony) speech printout about award recipient Oska Eustis 202 9 2019 March 30 Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters recording 199 23 1967 May Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 23 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters luncheon honoring Norman Corwin recording 199 24 1974 November 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 24 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters salute to Normin Corwin notes, articles, and correspondence 122 2 1974-1975 Pacific Pioneer Broadcasting "A Salute to Himan Brown" notes 122 3 1988 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee Phi Delta Theta: correspondence and Journal of Proceedings 122 4 1956-1958 Plumstead Theatre Society, Inc. Margo Jones Award correspondence, meeting minutes, and articles 122 5 1984-1987 Plumstead Theatre Society, Inc. correspondence and meeting minutes 122 6 1986-1989 Radio and Television Directors Guild correspondence, agreements, and membership cards 122 7 1948-1951 Radio Writers Guild booklet, membership cards, and correspondence 122 8 1950-1953 "Thoreau Society bulletins," "Mark Twain Journal," "The Concord Saunterers," and other transcendental writings 122 9 1971-1973 United States-Chinese Writers Conference: correspondence, notes, newspaper and magazine articles, and participant biographies 123 1 1986 United States-Chinese Writers Conference "Writers as Diplomats: U.S., Chinese Authors in Contact" draft 122 10 1986 United States-Chinese Writers Conferences participant list 123 2 1986 May 6-9 Utah Arts Council realia and clipping 123 3 1979 June Writers Guild of America correspondence and memos 123 4 1961-1966 Writers Guild of America correspondence, agreements, newsletters, Academy of Theatre plan 123 5-6 1971-1979 Writers Guild of America correspondence 123 7 1975-1978 Writers Guild of America newsletter 123 8 1988 May Various writers and theatrical professional organizations correspondence and memos 124 1-2 123 9 1968-1974 Young Presidents' Organization, Inc. correspondence, programs, and photographs 124 3 1966-1967 Awards Series 6 1948-1990 Scope and Contents The Awards series contains materials related to awards, including correspondence, ephemera, and physical awards. Material is dated 1948-1990. Arrangement of Materials The Awards series is arranged chronologically. United Jewish Welfare Fund appreciation award for "Tomorrow" radio drama photograph 124 4 1948 Scope and Contents In photo: Jerry Lawrence, Bob Lee, Harry Maizlish Outer Circle Award for the Best New Play "Inherit the Wind" 185 13 circa 1955 Ohio Governor's Award correspondence and program 124 5 1973 The Ohio State University Doctorate: correspondence, photographs, and programs 124 6 1979 The Ohio State University Doctor of Humanities plaque 183 3 1979 August 30 Writers Guild of America Annual Award Outstanding Script for "First Monday in October" nomination 124 7 1981 College of Wooster Doctorate: Speech, correspondence, and program 124 8 1983 June The William Inge Award for Lifetime Achievement in American Theatre: Correspondence, promotional materials, and clippings 124 9 1988 The William Inge Award for Lifetime Achievement in American Theatre 183 4 1988 June Theatre Hall of Fame award 182 14 1990 January 29 Collection of Theatre, Film, Television, and Radio Ephemera, Scripts, and Musical Scores Series 7 1905-2004 Scope and Contents The Collection of Theatre, Film, Television, Radio Ephemera, Scripts, and Musical Scores contains materials that Lee has not worked on, but were collected by him. These materials were written, created, and or produced by others. Also included in this series are playbills from Lee's personal playbills collection. Material is dated 1905-2004. Arrangement of Materials The Collection of Theatre, Film, Television, and Radio Ephemera, Scripts, and Musical Scores is arranged in 3 subseries: Subseries 7.1: Playbills and Programs Subseries 7.2: Music Subseries 7.3: Writings Access to Materials Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes. Playbills and Programs Subseries 7.1 1930s-1999 Scope and Contents The Playbills and Programs subseries contains Playbills and programs that Robert E. Lee collected. Material is dated 1930s-1999. Arrangement of Materials The Playbills and Programs subseries is arranged alphabetically by title. 3 One-Act Plays 125 1 1974 May-June 3 One-Act Plays 125 2 undated 4th American College Theatre Festival 125 3 undated 4th Annual Theatre Awards Dinner 125 4 1973 March 18 6th International Animated Film Awards 125 5 1971 April 25 8 Acts of Creation 125 6 1985 December 13 8 by 8 About 8 125 7 1987 December 15 20th Century 125 8 1946 July 21 42nd Street 125 9 1984 March 15 1491 125 10 1969 September 2 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 125 11 1948 October 16 Absurd Person Singular 126 1 1983 September 9 Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences & Academy Foundation Annual Report 126 2 1987-1988 Accidental Death of an Anarchist 126 3 1983 January 20 The A.C.T. 126 4 1968 July 1 A.C.T. (Amerikansky Konservatorsky Teatr) 126 5 1976-1977 A.C.T. Now order form 126 6 1975 March-May The Act 126 7 1977 August 30 The Adding Machine 126 8 1968 December 4-6 Advise and Consent 126 9 1960 October 18 Affairs of State 126 10 1951 May 22 Affairs of State 126 11-12 1967 April 26 After the Fall 126 13 1964 September 29 After the Fall 126 14 1965 March 29 Ages of Man 126 15 1967 February 1 Airs On A Shoestring 126 16 1954 November 5 Alexander's Death 126 17 1971 February 21 Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore 126 18 1975 March 20 Alice's Restaurant 126 19 1969 August 23 All in the Timing 126 20 1998 June All My Sons 126 21 1947 August 13 All State Gala Benefit (correspondence) 126 22 1973 August 19 All That Jazz 126 23 1980 March 8 All the Way Home 126 24 1961 March 21 All the Way Home 126 25 1976 March 27 Allegro 126 26 1948 January 29 An Almost Perfect Place 126 27 1977 December 16 Amadeus 126 28 1982 December 9 Ambassador Foundation Gala 126 29 1980 March 9 The American Clock/Wild Oats/Moby Dick - Rehearsed 126 30 1984 August 3 American College Theatre Festival 126 31 1974-1975 An American Comedy 126 32 1983 October 13 American Conservatory Theatre 126 33 1974 March 28 American Mosaic 126 34 1982 March 23 The American Nightmare 126 35 1977 September 18 Anastasia 126 36 1955 February 24 And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little 126 37 1982 February 19 And People All Around 126 38 1966 November 5 The Andersonville Trails 126 39 1960 March 7 The Andromeda Strain 126 40 1972 March 2 Angels Fall 126 41 1982 October 1 Animals are Passing from Our Lives 126 42 1977 March 26 Anna Lucasta 126 43 1946 May 19 Anne of a Thousand Days 126 44 1949 May 24 Anne of a Thousand Days 126 45 1970 March 7 Annie 126 46 1978 November 19 Annie Get Your Gun 126 47 1946 May 28 Annie Get Your Gun 126 48 1977 June Anthony Newley 126 49 1969 September 15 Antonio and the Ballets de Madrid 126 50 1964 September 24 APA Program - Summer 127 1 1966 July-August Apocalypse Now 127 2 1979 Applause 127 3 1972 April 25 Applause 127 4 1972 April 25 Apple of His Eye 127 5 1946 October 26 The Apple Tree 127 6 1966 October 11 The Apple Tree 127 7 1971 June 4 Arms and The Man 127 8 1947 July 22 Around the World in 80 Days 127 9 1946 July 4, 1957 January 10 As You Like it 127 10 1950 December 15 As You Like It 127 11 1973 September 2 As You Like It 127 12 1973 September 3, 1974 August 5 As You Like It 127 13 1974 August 5-10 Ashes, Cross Country, and And Where She Stops Nobody Knows 127 14 1976 April 1 At the Drop of A Hat 127 15 1960 November 21 At the Grand 127 16 1958 July 7 Auntie Mame 127 17 1956-1959, 1963 The Autumn Garden 127 18 1951 March 21 Avanti! 127 19 1968 February 3 Awake and Sing 127 20 1946 July 11 The Azuma Kabuki Dancers and Musicians 127 21 1954 May 7 Babbitt: A Marriage 127 22 1987 September 10 The Bacchae 127 23 1971 January-February The Bad Seed 127 24 1955 January 25 A Balanced Diet 127 25 1983 December 5 Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo 127 26 1944 December Les Ballets de Paris 127 27 1951 January 5 Ballets: U.S.A., Jerome Robbins 127 28 undated Ballet Theatre 127 29 1946 October 20 The Barber of Seville 127 30 1957 July 31 Barefoot Boy with Cheek 127 31 1947 May 21 Barefoot in the Park 127 32 1964 April 13 Bars 127 33 1977 March 15 The Bathtub Bandicoot 127 34 1970 June 11 The Beautiful Lady 127 35 1985 August, October Becket 127 36 1961 May 21 Beethoven's Tenth 128 1 1983 October 7 Beggar's Holiday 128 2 1947 January 2 Belafonte 128 3 1974 July 9 Belafonte and International Company 128 4 1974 July 9 Bell Book and Candle 128 5 1951 May 18, 1962 February 4 Ben Franklin in Paris 128 6 1964 November 4 Bermuda Avenue Triangle 128 7 1996 July Bernardine 128 8 1952 October 27 Best Foot Forward 128 9 1942 February 16 Best Friends 128 10 1972 October 26-29 The Best House in Naples 128 11 1956 October 12 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas 128 12 1978 September The Best Man 128 13 1960 June 17 The Best Man 128 14 1987 October 8 Beyond the Fringe 128 15 1963 June 11 Big Broadcast of 1944 128 16 1944 Big Fish, Little Fish 128 17 1961 March 20 The Biko Inquest 128 18 1979 Billion Dollar Baby 128 19 1946 May 17 The Billy Barnes People 128 20 1961 The Billy Barnes Review 128 21 1959 January 29 Billy Bishop Goes to War 128 22 1980 October 16 Billy Jack 128 23 1972 January 10 Biloxi Blues 128 24 1985 January 11 Biography 128 25 1947 September 7 Black Angel 128 26 1978 May 18 Black Comedy 128 27 1967 February-March Blade Runner 128 28 1982 June 18 Blood, Sweat, and Stanley Poole 128 29 1961 September 30 Bloomer Girl 128 30 1946 July 17 Boccaccio 128 31 1974 November-December La Bohemia 128 32 1950 July 26 The Bolshoi Ballet 128 33 1959 May 29 Bon Voyage Reception for Stella Adler 128 34 1989 September 9 Bonjour 128 35 1965 April 29 Bookstorage 128 36 1977 November 2 Born Yesterday 128 37 1946 May 29 Both Your Houses 128 38 1976 November 1 Bound for Glory 128 39 1977 February 27 Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme 128 40 1962 August 25 The Boy Friend 128 41 1955 September 10 The Boys from Brazil 128 42 1978 The Boys in the Band 128 43 1969 March 8 Brazil 128 44 1986 January 10 Breakfast at Tiffany's 128 45 1966 December 13 Brecht Sacred and Profane 129 1 1973 November Brigadoon 129 2 1948 January 24 Brighton Beach Memories 129 3 1983 January 28 Broadway at the Bowl 129 4 1993 June 30 Broadway Bound 129 5 1988 April 13 A Broadway Musical 129 6 1978 December A Bull in a China Shop 129 7 undated Bummaree 129 8 1963 June 16 Burlesque 129 9 1946 December 30 Bus Stop 129 10 1955 November 9 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 129 11 1970 March 15 Butterflies are Free 129 12 1970 June 13 Butterflies are Free 129 13 1972 July 23 Bye Bye Birdie 129 14 1960 June 13 Byron: Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know 129 15 1989 August 23 By the Beautiful Sea 129 16 1954 April 28 Cactus Flower 129 17 1966 February 24 Cactus Flower 129 18 1969 November 9 Cactus Flower 129 19 1975 November-December Cafe Crown 129 20 1949 April 12 Cafe La Mama 129 21 1971 October 1-9 Cages 129 22 1975 August 27 The Caine Mutiny Court Martial 129 23 1955 January 12 Cakewalk 129 24 1984 March 8 Cal Arts Contemporary Music Festival 129 25 1988 March 12 California Suite 129 26 1976 April 24 Call Me Mister 129 27 1946 May 25 A Call on Kuprin 129 28 1961 May 25 Camelot 129 29 1961 April 9 Camelot 129 30 1967 April Camelot 129 31 1985 November 3 Camino Real 129 32 1968 September 13 Camino Real 129 33 1976 November 27 Can-Can 129 34 1953 April 6 Canturbury Tales 129 35 1974 May 29 Captain Brass bound's conversion 129 36 1968 October 12 The Carefree Tree 130 1 1955 October 29 The Caretaker 130 2 1962 July 21 Carmen 130 3 1952 December 11 Carnival in Flanders 130 4 1953 July 23 Carnival Island 130 5 1961 Carousel 130 6 1946-1953 C.A.R.T. 130 7 1984 September 11 Casin 12 Is Now for Rent 130 8 1974 October 22 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 130 9 1956 April 11 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 130 10 1983 August Catalogue of One Act Plays 130 11 undated The Caucasian Chalk Circle 130 12 1977 December 9 Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Forum 10th Anniversary Gala 130 13 1977 April 18 The Chalk Garden 130 14 1956 January 21 Charles Aznavour 130 15 1966 October 24 Checkov in Yalta/Twelfth Night 130 16 1981 May Chemin De Fer 130 17 1967 September 5 The Cherry Orchard 130 18 1967 October Chicago 130 19-20 1998 June Child-Buyer 130 21 1962 May 10 Child's Play 130 22 1970 April 23 Children of a Lesser God 130 23 1979 Children of a Lesser God 130 24 1979 October 25 Chinatown 130 25 1974 July 21 Chinese Wall 130 26 1962 May 15 A Chorus Line 130 27 1975 September 12 A Chorus Line 130 28 1976 August 16 A Christmas Memory 130 29 1983 December 11 Christopher Blake 130 30 1946 December 17 Cinderella 130 31 1999 May Clarence Darrow 130 32-33 1974 July 3 Cleo Laine and John Dankworth 130 34 1974 October 15 A Clockwork Orange 130 35 1972 March 12 Close Ties 130 36 1982 CoCo 130 37 1971 June 5 Collected Stories 130 38 1999 June Come Blow Your Horn 130 39 1961 April 26 Come Blow Your Horn 130 40 1987 May 8 Come Rain and Come Shine 130 41 1997 December 8 Comedians 130 42 1976 December 7-1977 November 3 The Comedy of Errors 130 43 1974 September 13 The Comedy of Errors 130 44 undated The Coming of the King/The Golden Circle/Sweeny Agonistes 130 45 1974 October 24-26 Comings and Goings, Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place 130 46 1969 July 11 The Committee 130 47 1964 September 23 Company 131 1 1971 August 4 Compulsion 131 2 1959 March 23 Concert of Multi-Cultural Music and Dance 131 3 undated The Confidential Clerk 131 4 1954 March 1 The Consul 131 5 1950 August 16 The Conversation 131 6 1975 January 29 Coriolanus 131 7 1954 February 28 Corn Doggie 131 8 1972 August 21 Corridos 131 9 1984 November 23 The Country Girl 131 10 1951 March 23 The Country Girl 131 11 1971 November 16 The Country Wife 131 12 1973 January 31 A Course of Human Events 131 13 1984 November 10 Cousin Cousine 131 14 1977 February 18 Cries and Whispers 131 15 1972 The Critic 131 16 undated Critic's Choice 131 17 1961 May 27 Cry Freedom 131 18 undated The Cryptogram/The Old Neighborhood 131 19 1999 Cyrano de Bergerac 131 20 1946 October 8 Cyrano de Bergerac 131 21 1975 March 5-6 Dallas Theatre Center 131 22 1972-1975 Dame Lorraine 131 23 1983 January 14 Damn Yankees 131 24 1956 February 2 Dance on a Country Grave 131 25 1972 Darkness at Noon 131 26 1951 March 22 David L. Wolper 25th Anniversary 131 27 1974 A Day by the Sea 131 28 1954 October 29 Day for Night 131 29 1974 March 8 The Day It Rained Forever 131 30 1965 April 22 The Day of the Jackal 131 31 1974 March 1 The Day You'll Love Me 131 32 1989 January 5 The Dead 131 33 1987 Dead End Kids 131 34 1984 February 16 Dear Liar 131 35 1967 June 12 Dear World 131 36 1968-1969 Death of a Salesman 131 37 1949 March 18 Death of a Salesman 131 38 1974 October-1975 February Deathtrap 131 39 1978 September The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter revisited 131 40 1965 October 22 The Deer Hunter 131 41 1979 A Delicate Balance 131 42 1966 October 12 A Delicate Balance 131 43 1973 Dempsey 131 44-45 1983 September 20 The Deputy 131 46 1964 June The Desert Squire 131 47 1967 January The Desert Squire 131 48 1967 January Designs for Living 131 49 1971 April 13 The Desk Set 131 50 1956-1957 Destry Rides Again 131 51 1959 June 5 Detective Story 132 1 1949 May 25 Detective Story 132 2 1984 February 9 The Devils 132 3 1967 April 9 The Devil's Disciple 132 4 1950 October 8 Dial "M" for Murder 132 5 1953 April 4 Diamond Orchid 132 6 1965 February 10 The Diary of Anne Frank 132 7 1955 October 31 Directing Class Finals 132 8 1975 March 17 Disability: A Comedy 132 9 1980 January 19 Division Street 132 10 1980 May 22 Do I Hear a Waltz? 132 11 1965 May 2 Do It at UCLA 132 12 1975-1976 Do Re Mi 132 13 1961 June 1 Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie 132 14 1971 April-May Does Anybody Here Do the Peabody 132 15 1987 July 29 Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope 132 16 1973 January 13 Don't Go Walking Around Naked/Madam's Late Mother 132 17 1972 July 7 Down the Table 132 18 undated Dracula 132 19 1973 May 3-12 Dracula 132 20 1977 December 17 The Dragon Lady's Revenge 132 21 1972 August 22 The Dramatist's Guild Quarterly 132 22 1987 June Dream Girl 132 23 1946 October 25 Driving Miss Daisy 132 24 1989 May 2 Duel of Angels 132 25 1957-1958 A Dull's Life 132 26 1982 June 15 Dumas and Son 132 27 1967 September 15 Dusa, Fish, Stas, & Vi 132 28 1978 October 27 Dutch Landscape 132 29 1989 January 19 Dybbuk 132 30 1964 February 3 Dybbuk 132 31 1974 August 12 Dybbuk 132 32 1975 April 18 Dylan 132 33 1964 April 16 Earthquake 132 34 1974 November 17 Edited for Television 132 35 undated Edward, My Son 132 36 1949 March 17 The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds 132 37 1977 November 17 The Elephant Man 132 38 1980 October 26 The Elisabeth Waldo Pan-Asian Ensemble 132 39 1982 March 7 The End of the Beginning 132 40 undated Endgame/The New Tenant 132 41 1960 September The Enema Bandit 132 42 undated Enter Laughing 132 43 1963 June 10 Epitaph for George Dillon 132 44 1958 November 20 Equus 132 45 1975 November 3 Es Bleibt in der Familie 132 46 1978 E. T. The Extra-Terrestrial 132 47 1982 December 13 An Evening with Beatrice Lillie 132 48 1952 October 29 An Evening with John Muir 132 49 1988 June An Evening with Miss Barbara Cason 132 50 1978 Evita 132 51 1979 May 8 The Exception and the Rule, The Prodigal Son 133 1 1965 May 22 The Exorcist 133 2 undated The Fabulous Invalid 133 3 1950 February 4 Face of a Hero 133 4 1960 October 25 Fahrenheit 451 133 5 1979 July 25 The Family Hour 133 6 1976 May 22-23 Family Plot 133 7 1976 April 10 Family Values: The Kanins and the Movies 133 8 1992 November 24 Fandago 133 9 1976 July 30 Fanny 133 10 1955 23 April The Fantasticks 133 11 1960 September 17 A Fantasy for Five Players (and a Statue) 133 12 1975 March 15 The Far Away Bride 133 13 1954 December 6 A Far Country 133 14 1961 April 14 Father's Day 133 15 1974 July 10 Father's Day 133 16 undated Faust - Part One 133 17 1973 November-December Fiddler on the Roof 133 18 1964-1966 Fiddler on the Roof 133 19 1974 July Fiddler on the Roof 133 20 1974 July-August Fiddler on the Roof 133 21 1974 August Fiesta Latina 133 22 1961 November 7 Films Incorporated catalog 133 23 1971 Find Your Way Home 133 24 1974 April 16 Finian's Rainbow 133 25 1974 April 16 Fionello! 133 26 1959 November 5 Firebugs 133 27 undated First Monday in October 133 28 1979 February 23 First Monday in October 133 29 1979 March First Monday in October 133 30 1981 The Fisherman and His Wife 133 31 1974 November 14-16 Five Finger Exercise 133 32 1960 September 15 A Flea in Her Ear/The Misanthrope 133 33 1982 May-June Flights 133 34 1976 March 12 Flora the Red Menace 133 35 1965 May 27 Flowering Cherry 133 36 1957 November 21 The Flowering Peach 133 37 1953 January 14 Follies 133 38 1974 September 15 Footlights 133 39 1977 September 18 For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf 133 40 1977 August 11 For Love or Money 133 41 1951 August Forbidden Broadway 133 42 1985 April 26 Force of Habit 133 43 1977 June 11 Fosse 133 44 1998 November The Four Musketeers 133 45 1968 August 7 Fourth Annual Region II Festival 133 46 1972 February 17-20 Foxfire 133 47 1986 January 2 Foyer 133 48 1974-1975 Frank Sinatra Performance Award 133 49 1967 June 10 Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune 134 1 1988 November 17 Frankenstein 134 2 undated Freesailing 134 3 1985 November 12 The French Connection 134 4 1972 March 12 The French Lieutenant's Woman 134 5 1981 October 11 Friday's Child: The Tragic Luck of the Irish 134 6 1983 January A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go 134 7 1972 June 2 The Front Page 134 8 1974 December 19 The Front Page 134 9 1974 December-1975 February Galileo 134 10 1947 August 3 Galileo 134 11 1967 May 2 The Games 134 12 1970 April 9 Gandhi 134 13 1981 The Gang's All Here 134 14 1959-1960 The Gang's All Here 134 15 1980 March 6 The Gang's All Here 134 16 1988 July The Gang's All Here 134 17 1988 July-August The Garage Hustler 134 18 1972 May 5 Garden District 134 19 undated Generation 134 20 1965 October 25 The Genius 134 21 1984 April Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 134 22 1950 August 4 Georgia Brown and Friends 134 23 1987 March 21 The Getaway 134 24 1972 December 7 Gethsemane Springs 134 25 1977 September 29 Getting Out 134 26 1978 February 16 Gideon 134 27 1961 December 13 GiGi 134 28 1973 August 24 The Gin Game 134 29 1977 December 14 Girl Crazy 134 30 1951 The Girl in the Freudian Slip 134 31 1967 February Girls in 509 134 32 1963 September 12 The Glass Menagerie 134 33 1946 May 18 Glengarry Glen Ross 134 34 1986 January 4 The Globe Review 134 35 1952 October 17 The Godfather Part II 134 36 1975 January 31 The God in Science Fiction 134 37 1978 October Godspell 134 38 1971 December 31 Golda 134 39 1977 December 15 The Golden Apple 134 40 1954 April 30 The Golden Days of Radio 134 41-42 1982 July 31 Goodbye, My Fancy 134 43 1949 June 17 The Goodbye People 134 44 1979 February 16 Good Evening 134 45 1974 June 4 Good News 134 44 1974 The Grand Kabuki 134 47 1969 October The Grand Prize 134 48 1955 January 26 Grease 134 49 1973 July 18 The Great Indoors 134 50 1966 January 21 The Great Muppet Caper 134 51 1981 June 24 The Great Old Days of Radio 134 52 1968 August 25 The Great Waltz 134 53 1953 June 25 The Great White Hope 134 54 1969 The Green Pastures 134 55 1951 March 21 Greenwillow 135 1 1960 March 9 Groucho 135 2 1982 July 8 Grown Ups 135 3 1983 March 24 The Guardsman 135 4 1977 January 29 Guys and Dolls 135 5 1951 August 21 Guys and Dolls 135 6 1969 August 15-16 Gypsy 135 7 1959 June 6 Gypsy 135 8 1973 Hair 135 9 1968 Half a Sixpence 135 10 1966 September 23 Hamlet 135 11 1963 August 26 Hands Across the Sea/Hello Out There 135 12 undated The Hands of Its Enemy 135 13 1984 October-December Handy Dandy: A Comedy But 135 14 1984 October 15 The Happiest Millionaire 135 15 1958 November 13 Happy Birthday 135 16 1946 November 11 The Happy Time 135 17 1950 August 2 The Happy Time 135 18 1967 December 11 Hard to Be a Jew 135 19 1973 October 30 Harriet 135 20 1945 March Harsh Laughter/A Clam's Chance on Mt. Everest 135 21 undated Harvey 135 22 1984 July 16 The Hasty Heart 135 23 1981 November 28 The Hawaiin Restaurant 135 24 1977 March 15 Hazel Flagg 135 25 1953 April 1 The Heartbreak Kid 135 26 1971 Hearts and Minds 135 27 1974 September 9 Heaven Sent 135 28 1978 May 1 Hedda Gabler 135 29 1975 April The Heiress 135 30 1976 February Hello, Dolly! 135 31 1966 May 18 Hello, Dolly! 135 32 1969 June 27 The Hemlock Cup 135 33 1955 January 6 Henry IV part I and II, Uncle Vanya, Oedipus, and The Critic 135 34 1946 May 22 Henry Marcini/Sergio Mendes 135 35 1972 September 4 Here's Love 135 36 1964 February 3 Here To-Day 135 37 1969 June 21 Herzel 135 38 1976 December 4 High Button Shoes 135 39 1947 October 3 The Highest Tree 135 40 1959 November 21 A History of the American Film/Angel City 135 41 1977 April Hitchcock's Frenzy 135 42 1972 January 4 Hoagy, Bix, and Wolfgang Beethoven Bunkhaus 135 43 1981 February 12 Hogan's Goat 135 44 1966 January 23 The Hollow Crown 135 45 1963 March 20 Hollywood Bowl 135 46 1970 August 13 Hollywood Bowl Seminar 135 47 1972 July 22 Hollywood Bowl Seminar Festival 136 1 1976 September 3 Hollywood Freeway 136 2 1975 August 29 Hollywood Reporter Magazine 136 3 1987 August The Homecoming 136 4 1979 March 25 Home of the Brave 136 5 1946 August 18 "Honoring 10 Years of Theatre Arts at Rio Hondo College 136 6 1977 January Honoring Gordon Davidson 136 7 1982 March 28 Hopscotch 136 8 1980 October 5 Hostile Witness 136 9 1966 September 30 Hotel Paradiso 136 10 1968 November The Hot L Baltimore 136 11 1973 August 2 The House of Blue Leaves 136 12 1972 January 25 House of Flowers 136 13 1955 February 23 How I Learned to Drive 136 14 1999 February How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 136 15 1961 September 30 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 136 16 1966 July 19 Howard 136 17 1977 February 2 Howie 136 18 1958 September 20 Hughie 136 19 1964 December Hugh O'Brian Acting Awards 136 19 1974 March 24 Humana Festival of New American Plays 136 21 1988 March Humorology 136 22 1969 March 15 A Hundred Percent Alive 136 23 1979 September 27 Hunting Cockroaches 136 24 1987 November 12 I Am A Camera 136 25 1952 December 2 I Do! I Do! 136 26 1968 May 31 I Know My Love 136 27 1949 April 9 I Never Sang for My Father 136 28 1968 February 6 I Never Sang for My Father 136 29 undated I Ought to Be in Pictures 136 30 1980 January 17 I Remember Mama 136 31 1946 May 15 Ice 136 32 1976 September 16 The Iceman Cometh 136 33 1946 November 6 Illya Darling 136 34 1967 August 8 The Imaginary Invalid 136 35 1967 April 27 The Imaginary Invalid 136 36 1983 April 17 I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking It on the Road 136 37 circa 1980 The Immigrant: A Hamilton County Album 136 38 1986 August 28 The Importance of Being Oscar 136 39 1961 April 8 The Impossible Years 136 40 1968 May 18 In Honor of Martin Gang 137 1 1977 November 16 In the Belly of the Beast 137 2 1984 February In the Sweet Bye and Bye 137 3 1985 September 27 In This House of Brede 137 4 undated In Two Keys 137 5 1974 April 17 Inadmissible Evidence 137 6 1965 December 6 Incident at Vichy 137 7 1965 November 5 The Incomparable Max 137 8 1969 June 24 The Incomparable Max 137 9 1971 October Indians 137 10 1971 March Inherit the Wind 137 11 circa 1975 October-November Inherit the Wind 137 12 undated Inside a Kid's Head 137 13 1974 Fall Inside U.S.A. 137 14 1949 December 22 International Broadcasting Awards; 13th Annual Awards Dinner Program 137 15 1973 March 20 International Student Center at UCLA 137 16 undated Into the Woods 137 17 1989 January 11 Irene 137 18-19 1974 November Irene Ryan Award Festival Scenes and Players and the SCECA in Acting 137 20 1976 February 8 Irma La Douce 137 21 1958 June 10 The Irregular Verb To Love 137 22 1963 October 28 Isn't It Romantic? 137 23 1988 January 30 Is There Life After High School? 137 24 1984 February 21 An Italian Straw Hat 137 25-26 1975 May 28 It's Magic 137 27 1974 October Jabberwock 137 28 1972 November 15 Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris 137 29 1969 June 19 James Bond 007 137 30 1988 James Joyce's Women 137 31 1979 February 17 Jane 137 32 1952-1953 Janus 137 33 1957 July 25 Jazz Set 137 34 1979 March 9 J. B. 137 28 1959 March 8 Jerome Robbins' Ballet U.S.A. 137 36 1958 September 21 Jerome Robbins' Broadway 137 37 1989 May Jerry's Girls 137 38 1984-1986 Joan of Lorraine 137 39 1947 January 1 John Brown's Body 137 40 1953 September 24 John Loves Mary 137 41 1947-1949 Jose Greco 137 42 1966 July 27 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 137 43 1982 August 28 Joshua Logan's Musical Moments 137 44 undated The Judy Garland Show 137 45 1952 April Juno 138 1 1959 March 9 Juno and the Paycheck 138 2 1974 Kabuki Theatre 138 3 undated Kid Twist 138 4 1978 July 1 The Killing Fields 138 5 1984 December 2 Kind Sir 138 6 1953 November 19 The King and I 138 7 1974 June King Henry VIII 138 8 1958 May 29 King of Hearts 138 9 1955 November 23 Kismet 138 10 1953 September 3 Kismet 138 11 1988 June 18 Kiss and Tell 138 12 1945 Kiss Me Kate 138 13 1949 March 15 Kiss Me Kate 138 14-15 1970 June 5 Klute 138 16 1972 March 12 Kostelanetz 138 17 1962 July 28 Ladies in Waiting 138 18 1984 November 13 The Ladies of the Camellias 138 19 1988 October 20 The Ladies of the Corridor 138 20 1953 October 21 Ladies on the Midnight Planet 138 21 1982 September 19 The Lady and the Clarinet 138 22 1980 August 14 Lady Sings the Blues 138 23 undated Lady Windermere's Fan 138 24 1946 November 7 Ladyhouse Blues 138 25 1977 October 20 Laemmle Theatres 138 26 1974 March Lanchester, Elsa 138 27 1962 February 11 Large As Life 138 28 1958 May 26 The Lark 138 29 1966 November 11 The Last Hurrah 138 30 1958 November 20 The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolias 138 31 1975 April 18 The Last of My Solid Gold Watches 138 32 undated The Late Christopher Bean 138 33 1979 November 2 The Latent Heterosexual 138 34 1968 May 1 The Laugh Maker 138 35 1952 August 20 Laughing in the Sea Wind 138 36 1983 February 14 Lazarus Laughed 138 37 1964 March 13 Legacy of the Hollywood Blacklist 138 38 undated Legends! 138 39 1986 February 2 Lend An Ear 138 40 1948 Leningrad 138 41 1971 November 4-10 Lenny 138 42 1974 December 17 A Lesson from Aloes 138 43 1981 August 20 Let Me Sing and I'm Happy 138 44 1982 July 23 Les Liaisons Dangereuses 138 45 1988 October 26 Les Liaisons Dangereuses 138 46 undated Le Lido De Paris 138 47 1960 February 25 A Lie of the Mind 138 48 1988 January 21 A Life 138 49 1983 September 28 The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby 138 50 1981 October A Life in the Theatre 138 51 1977 October 22 Life with Father 139 1 1946 July 6 Light Comedies 139 2 1984 April 6 Light Up the Sky 139 3 1987 March 8 Linus Pauling Medal for Humanitarianism celebration honoring Dr. Arnold Hammer 139 4 1982 July 9 The Lion in Winter 139 5 1966 May 17 The Lion in Winter 139 6 1969 August 17 A Little Family Business 139 7 1982 November The Little Foxes 139 8 1981 September 25 The Little Foxes 139 9 undated Little Mary Sunshine 139 10 1962 October 21 Little Me 139 11 1962 November 27 A Little Night Music 139 12-13 1974 July 26 Liza Minelli, Paul Williams 139 14 1973 September 2 L'oeuf 139 15 1958 June 1 The Long Stay Cut Short 139 16 1974 May 30 Look Back in Anger 139 17 1977 June 14 Look Homeward, Angel 139 18 1959-1960 Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'! 139 19 1947-1949, 1952 Loose Ends 139 20 1981 December 3 Loot 139 21 1987 July Lord Pengo 139 22 1963 March 7 Los Angeles' 188th Birthday Fiesta 139 23 1969 September 9 Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Annual Awards Fete 139 24 1972 March 26 Los Angeles Performing Arts 139 25 1989 April 12 The Los Angeles Philharmonic 139 26 1967 February The Los Angeles Philharmonic 139 27 1972 January The Los Angeles Philharmonic 139 28 1972 December Los Angeles Philharmonic 139 29 1989 December 3 Los Pastores 139 30 1976 December 11 A Loss of Roses 139 31 1959 November 28 Lost Horizon 139 32 1973 March 4 Lost in the Stars 139 33 1950 September 15 Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer/The Dumb Winter 139 34 1977 May 1 Love From Judy 139 35 1952 October 6 The Loves of Cass McGuire 139 36 1966 October 10 Lunatics and Lovers 139 37 1955 February 22 Lute Song 139 38 1946 May 18 Luther 139 39 1964 February 4 Mabel Mercer and Bobby Short 139 40 1968 December 1 Macbeth 139 41 1946 November 30 Macbeth 139 42 1974 July Mack and Mabel 139 43 1974 August 7 Madame Tussaud's Guide 139 44 1952 June Made in Bangkok 140 1 1988 March 24 Mademoiselle Colombe 140 2 1954 January 13 The Madwoman of Chaillot 140 3 1949 March 16 The Magnificent Yankee 140 4 1946 May 16 The Magnificent Yankee 140 5 1976 March 20 The Mahabharata 140 6 1987 September 5 The Majority of One 140 7 1959 March 3 Make a Million 140 8 1959 February 28 Make a Wish 140 9 1951 March 24 Mame 140 10 1966-1983 Mame 140 11 1970 Mame 140 12 1989 October Mame 140 13 1997 March 25 Man and Superman 140 14 1947 December 19 Man For All Seasons 140 15 1961 December 12 The Man from the East 140 16 1973 September 18 The Man in the Glass Booth 140 17 1968 October 24 Man of La Mancha 140 18 1966 September 9 Man of La Mancha 140 19 1967 April 12 Man of La Mancha 140 20 1973 December 13 The Man Who Came to Dinner 140 21 1972 February The Man Who Fell to Earth 140 22 1976 June 29 The Man Who Had Three Arms 140 23 1983 The Man Who Shot Jesse James 140 24 1980 May 4 Marcel Marceau 140 25 1975 March March of the Falsettos 140 26 1982 May 15 Marco Millions 140 27 1964 April 14 Mark Taper Forum 10th Anniversary 140 28 1977 April Mark Twain Tonight 140 29 1959 April 29 Marketplace 140 30 1983 July 26 Marlene Dietrich 140 31 1968 October 22 The Marriage-Go-Round 140 32 1958 November 21 The Marriage-Go-Round 140 33 1974 July Martha Scott Dedication Ceremony 140 34 1993 April 23 The Martian Chronicles 140 35 1977 November 11 Mary, Mary 140 36 1961 April 29 Mary, Queen of Scots 140 37 1972 Mass 141 1 1972 Mass Appeal 141 2 undated Master Harold... and the Boys 141 3 1983 August 13 The Match Maker 141 4 1956 February 3 A Matter of Gravity 141 5 1976 November 15 A Matter of Like Life and Death 141 6 undated Maurice Chevalier 141 7 1955 October 27 Me and Juliet 141 8 1953 October 20 Measure for Measure 141 9 1962 January 15 Measure for Measure 141 10 1978 March 2 Medea 141 11 1948 January 26 The Medium 141 12 undated Meet Mr. Callaghan 141 13 1952 October 15 The Member of the Wedding 141 14 1950 August 14 A Memory of Two Mondays 141 15 undated Merrily We Roll Along 141 16-17 1985 June Metamorphosis 141 18 1982 October 21 Middle of the Night 141 19 1956 March 28 Middle of the Night 141 20 1974 April-May Midnight Cowboy 141 21 1969 June 3 Midori 141 22 1989 October 16 A Midsummer's Night Dream 141 23 1973 February 22 Milk and Honey 141 24 1961 September 29 The Milky Way 141 25 1975 May 4 The Mills Brothers Photo Album 141 26 1975 Summer The Minnesota Theatre Company - First Season 141 27 1963 August The Miracle Worker 141 28 1960 June 16 The Misanthrope 141 29 1979 July 16 The Miser 141 30 1963 August 27 The Miser 141 31 1967 May 5 Les Misérables 141 32 1988 August 22 Miss Liberty 141 33 1949 September 26 Miss Lonelyhearts 141 34 1977 May 6 Mister Roberts 141 35 1948 August Mister Roberts 141 36 1948 September 3 M'Lord and Lady 141 37 1973 December Moiseyer Dance Company 141 38 1961 Mommie Dearest 141 39 1987 September 16 A Month in the Country 141 40 1974 March 7-16 A Month in the Country/Richard III 141 41 1983 May-June A Moon for the Misbegotten 141 42 1974 December 7 A Moon for the Misbegotten 141 43 1974 December The Moon Is Blue 141 44 1952 September 1 Moonstruck 141 45 1988 March 19 Mooney's Kids Don't Cry 141 46 1947 January 22 Mooney's Kids Don't Cry 141 47 undated More Stately Mansions 141 48 1967 September 12 Mother Courage 141 49 1963 March 9 Mother Courage and Her Children 141 50 1974 December The Mousetrap 141 51 1967 November 17 Mrs. Dally Has A Lover 141 52 undated Much Ado About Nothing 141 53 1976 May 27 Mules 141 54 1997 June Murder on the Orient Express 141 55 1975 March 10 Murderous Angels 141 56 1970 March 6 Murray Bolen Dinner 141 57 1987 November 17 Music In The Distance 142 1 undated The Music Man 142 2 1958 August 16 Musicals of the 1930's 141 58 circa 1930s A Musician Jubilee 142 3 1976 August 5 Muzeeka, The Golden Fleece 142 4 1968 October 13 My Fair Lady 142 5 1956-1957 My Little Boy My Big Girl 142 6 1969 October 29 My One and Only 142 7 1983 June 16 My One and Only 142 8 1985 July Mystery of the Rose Bouquet 142 9 1989 November 17 The National Playwrights Conference 142 10 1974 July-August Natural Affection 142 11 1962 February 6 Neil H. Jacoby International Award Dinner 142 12 1988 May 31 Network 142 13 1977 March 4 Nevada 142 14 1977 May 25 Never Any Pomegranates 142 15 1977 March 7 The New 142 16 1977 November 18 New Faces of 1952 142 17 1952 October 31 New Orleans Fine Arts Festival 142 18 1973 January 10-11 The New Tenant and Endgame 142 19 undated New Theatre for New Festivals 142 20 1982 March-June New York City Ballet 142 21 1973-1974 Night Life 142 22 1962 November 2 Night Mother 142 23 1983 June 15 Night Mother 142 24 1986 March 27 A Night of One Star 142 25 1986 May 1 The Night of the Iguana 142 26 1976 January The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail 142 27 1970 April The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail 142 28 1970 April The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail 142 29 1970 July 22-25 The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail 142 30 1972 November 17-19 The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail 142 31 1976 December 2 No Exit 142 32 1946 December 20 No Man's Land 142 33 1976 December 6 No, No, Nanette 142 34 1971 February 24 No Place to Be Somebody 142 35 1971 January 23 No Strings 142 36 1963 June 11 No Time For Sergeants 142 37 1956 January 30 Noah 142 38 1945 Noah's Flood 142 39 undated Noël Coward's Sweet Potato 142 40 1968 September Non-Broadway Playbills 142 41 1950-1953 Nonsense 142 42 1988 March 9 Nothing Sacred 143 1 1988 September 29 Number Our Days 143 2 1982 January 21 The Nutcracker/Do You Turn Somersaults/First Monday in October 143 3 1977 December Nuts 143 4 1982 February 28 O Mistress Mine 143 5 1946 December 16 Occidental College Summer Drama Festival 143 6 1975 Occidental College Summer Drama Festival 143 7 1976 July-August Octet 88 143 8 1988 December 15 Octet 89 143 9 1989 December 14 The Odd Couple 143 10 1965 July 15 The Odyssey of Runyon Jones 143 11 1972 December 16 Oedipus 143 12 undated Oh, Coward 143 13 1974 January Oh, Coward 143 14 1983 August 5 Oh, Men! Oh, Women! 143 15 1954 February 27 Oh What A Lovely War! 143 16 1966 January 28 Oklahoma! 143 17 1946 May 16 Old Friends 143 18 1982 August 14 Old Times 143 19 1985 November Oliver 143 20 1962 August 10 Oliver 143 21 1979 September 12 Olympic Arts Festival 143 22 1984 June 14 On a Clear Day You Can See Forever 143 23 1980 June 28 On Borrowed Time 143 24 1946 November 21 On Golden Pond 143 25 1979 March 30 On the Twentieth Century 143 26 1979 September 20 On Your Toes 143 27 1954 October 22 Once in a Lifetime 143 28 1975 July Once More, With Feeling 143 29 1959 May 30 Once Upon A Mattress 143 30 1959 August 22 Only in America 143 31 1959-1960 Only in America 143 32 1987 November Only in America 143 33 1987 November 20 Only When I Laugh 143 34 1981 September 27 Opening Night 143 35 1963 October 27 Operation Sidewinder 143 36 1970 March 12 Ordinary People 143 37 1980 October 12 The Orphans 143 38 1976 July 29 Othello 143 39 1969 January-February Our Country's Good 144 1 1989 September 14 Our Town 144 2 1970 February 12 Ouragan Sur Le Caine 144 3 undated The Owl and The Pussycat 144 4 undated P. S. Your Cat Is Dead 144 5 1976 February-March Pacific Overtures 144 6 1976 September 15 The Pajama Game 144 7 1954 September 17 The Pajama Game 144 8 1977 July 19 Paramount 75th Anniversary 144 9 1987 July 10 Paris on Film 144 10 1971 December 9 Pass/Fail 144 11 1984 March 4 The Passion of Josef D. 144 12 1964 February 8 The Passion of Josef D. 144 13 1964 February 11 Passion Play 144 14 1984 November 15 Passionate Ladies 144 15 1980 September Patterns 144 16 1974 May 19 Patton: A Salute to a Rebel 144 17 1945 The Pedestrian 144 18 undated People of the Book 144 19 1967 October 6 Pepsie 144 20 1968 August 14 Performing Arts 144 21 1973-1975 Performing Arts at UCLA 144 22 1972 April 8 Pericles/The Fantasticks 144 23 undated The Persecution and Assassination of Marat... 144 24 1966 January 20 Pete 'n' Tillie 144 25 undated Peter Pan 144 26 1950-1954 The Phantom of the Opera 144 27 1989 August 27 The Philadelphia Story 144 28 1950 March 15 Phoenix '55 144 29 1955 April 24 Photo-Finish 144 30 1963 March 4 Picnic 144 31 1953 November 17 Picnic 144 32 1968 May 15-17 Picnic 144 33 1988 July 6 Pictures in the Hallway/I Knock at the Door 144 34 1964 December 16 The Pilgrimage Play 144 35 1955 August 28 Pipe Dream 144 36 1955 November 30 The Pirates of Penzance 144 37 1987 June 19 Plain and Fancy 144 38 1955 January 27 The Playboy of the Western World 144 39 1946 November 4 Playwrights' Workshop: The State of Art in L.A. 144 40 1983 July 27 Plaza Suite 144 41 1968 October 14 The Pleasure of His Company 144 42 1958 November 15 Pleasures of Hyde Park 144 43 undated Point of No Return 145 1 1952 October 28 The Ponder Heart 145 2 1956 April 5 Poor Murderer 145 3 1976 December 5 Porgy and Bess 145 4 1953 November 15 Porgy and Bess 145 5 1976 Porgy and Bess 145 6 1976 December 8 Portrait of a Madonna 145 7 undated Portrait of a Queen 145 8 1968 February 28 Portrait of Grandpa Doe 145 9 undated Present Laughter 145 10 1946 November 2 The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 145 11 1968 February 8 Prince of the City 145 12 1981 September 13 Private Life 145 13 1974 October Private Lives 145 14 1974 Private Lives 145 15 1974 October Private Lives 145 16 1983 June 14 The Prognosis Is Marriage 145 17 1982 December 17 Promises to Keep 145 18 1974 February Purlie Victorious 145 19 1961 October 2 Put Them All Together 145 20 1982 May 30 Pygmalion 145 21 1947 March 13 Pygmalion 145 22 1979 April Pygmalion 145 23 1985 December 7 Quandrille 145 24 1952-1955 The Quartered Man 145 25 1984 December 20 Quilters 145 26 1983 December 15 A Quintette of Readers 145 27 1976 March 14 Rabelais 145 28 1970 May 16 A Race of Hairy Men! 145 29 1965 April 27 Raging Bull 145 30 1981 March 15 Ragtime 145 31 1981 November 8 Raiders of the Lost Ark 145 32 1981 July 12 The Railroad Hour 145 33 1951 Raise the Titanic 145 34 1980 July 21 A Raisin in the Sun 145 35 1957 June 8 Read-In for Peace in Vietnam 145 36 1966 February 20 The Real Thing/Hedda Gabler 145 37 1986 June Redhead 145 38 1959 March 21 Reds 145 39 1981 November The Regard of Flight 145 40 1983 December 31 Relatively Speaking 145 41 1977 May 9 The Reluctant Debuntante 145 42 1956 October 1 The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker 145 43 1954 February 24 Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts 145 44 1964 November Rhinoceros 146 1 1974 January Rich and Famous 146 2 1981 November 1 Rich and Famous 146 3 1982 August 1 Rich Little Rich Girl 146 4 1964 November 5 Richard III 146 5 1971 December 11 The Right Honourable Gentleman 146 6 1967 March 29 The River Niger 146 7 1974 March 8 Roar Like A Dove 146 8 undated The Roar of Greasepoint - The Smell of the Crowd 146 9 1965 May 26 The Robber Bridegroom 146 10 1976 July 15 Robbins', Jerome, Ballet: U.S.A. 146 11 undated Robinson Jeffers Centennial 146 12 1987 January 8 Rocky 146 13 1977 February 26 Rodgers and Hart 146 14 1975 December 3 Romance Language 146 15 1986 January 23 A Room of One's Own/An Evening with Virginia Woolf 146 16 undated The Rosa Patentis 146 17 1975-1976 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead 146 18 1968 February 7 The Royal Family 146 19 1976-1977 The Royal Hunt of the Sun 146 20 1965-1966 Royal Shakespeare Company 146 21 1968 January 2 Roza 146 22 1987 April 30 Ruth Draper 146 23 1954 February 24 Ryan's Daughter 146 24 undated Sabrina Fair 146 25 1954 February 26 Sail Away 146 26 1961 September 27 Saint Joan 146 27 1974 February St. Louis Woman 146 28 1946 May 23 Salute to American Musical Theatre 146 29 1967 April 5 A Salute to the Golden Days of Radio 146 30 1979 November 11 A Salute to the Golden Days of Radio 146 31 1980 November 2 A Salute to the Group Theatre 146 32 1989 June 18 Same Time, Next Year 146 33 1977 April 17 San Diego National Shakespeare Festival 146 34 1976 September The Sand Box 146 35 undated Sansei 146 36 1989 March 23 Santa Barbara Symphony Orchestra 146 37 1960 May 25 Savage 146 38 1974 September 29 Say, Darling 146 39 1958 September 22 Says I, Says He 146 40 1980 March 20 Scapino! 146 41 1974 June 5 The Sea Gull 147 1 1979 July 6 The Sea Horse 147 2 1978 March 10 The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe 147 3 1984 November 15 Season in the Sun 147 4 1951 March 24 Second City 147 5 1961 Second Threshold 147 6 1951 March 20 Secret Honor 147 7 1984 April Seidman and Son 147 8 1962 November 1 The Selling of the President 147 9 1972 February 23 Send Me No Flowers 147 10 1974 April 5 Senior Recital of Mary Diane Scott 147 11 1969 March 2 A Sense of Humor 147 12 1983 December 4 Separate Tables 147 13 1954 October 20 The Sergio Mendes Show 147 14 1968 September 9 The Set and Costume Designs of George Vakalo 147 15 1974 March 7-16 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 147 16 1982 May 4 The Seven Year Itch 147 17 1953-1954 Shakespeare 147 18 1967 Shangri-La 147 19 1956 April-May She Loves Me 147 20 1963 June 12 She Loves Me 147 21 1987 June 30 She Loves Me 147 22 1987 July 2 She Stoops to Conquer 147 23 1982 May 14 Sheep on the Runway 147 24 1970 March 11 Shirley MacLaine 147 25 1984 December The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife 147 26 undated Short Films Screening Program 147 27 1977 March 5 A Short Happy Life 147 28 1961 Short Stops 147 29 1982 October 22 Shot In The Dark 147 30 1961 December 14 Show Boat 147 31 1946 May 20 Show Girl 147 32 1961 April 7 The Show-Off 147 33 1984 May 26 Showtime at the Taper 147 34 1982 October 3 The Shubert Memorabilia Collection 147 35 undated Side by Side by Sondheim 147 36 1977 October 23 Sign in Sydney Brustein's Window 147 37 1964 November 7 Silk Stockings 147 38 1955 October 28 The Silver Whistle 147 39 1949 May 28 Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You/The Actor's Nightmare 147 40 1983 April 16 Six Characer in Seach of an Author 147 41 1956 January 8 The Skin of Our Teeth 147 42 1947 June 22 Slapstick Tragedy 147 43 1966 February 22 Sleuth 148 1 1972 February 18 Slight of Hand 148 2 1972 April 27 Sly Fox 148 3 1977 December-1978 June A Soldier's Play 148 4 1982 August 19 The Solid Gold Cadillac 148 5 1958 November 20 Someone Waiting 148 6 1984 March 1 Someone Watching 148 7 1956 February 25 Song and Dance 148 8 1985 September 18 A Song for a Nisei Fisherman 148 9 1982 April 14 The Sorrows of Frederick 148 10 1967 Soul of a Jew 148 11 1988 October 28 The Sound of Music 148 12 1966 August 12 South Pacific 148 13 1949-1950 South Pacific 148 14 1974 July 4-21 Soviet Union Arts and Crafts in Ancient Times and Today 148 15 1972 March 9 The Spanish Fly 148 16 1974 January 9-12 Spofford 148 17 1968 February Stage Door 148 18 1968 February Stalag 17 148 19 1951 May 21 Stand-Up Tragedy 148 20-21 1989 June Star! 148 22 1968 Starry, Starry Night 148 23 1988 State of the Union 148 24 1946 May 21 The Steam is on the Beam: A Tribute to Johnny Green 148 25 1993 February 10 Steel Magnolias 148 26 1989 July 12 Stella Adler Theatre Dedication 148 27 1988 March 4 Still Life 148 28-29 1982 May-June The Sting 148 30 1936 December 25 Stop the World, I Want to Get Off 148 31 1962 November 8 Story Theatre 148 32 1970 August 1 Story Theatre 148 33 1974 May 29 Strange Interlude 148 34 1963 March 10 A Street Car Named Desire 148 35 1948 January 28 The Stronger 148 36 undated Sugar 148 37 1972 February 24 Sugar 148 38 1974 September Sugar 148 39 undated Sunday Bloody Sunday 148 40 1972 March 5 Sunday in New York 148 41 1961 December 11 Sundays at the Itchy Foot 148 42 1982 December 5 Sunrise at Campobello 148 43 1958 May 19 The Supporting Cat 148 44 1982 February 27 Sweeney Todd 149 1 1979 March 31 Sweet Bird of Youth 149 2 1959 April 30 Sweet Bird of Youth 149 3 1986 December 7 Sweet Clarity 149 4 1967 July 2 Symphonies by the Sea 149 5 1968 July 13 Symphonies for Youth 149 6 1973 February 10 Take-Five 149 7 1974 March 30 Take-Five 149 8 undated Take Me Along 149 9 1960 March 9 A Tale Told 149 10 1981 October 22 Tales from Hollywood 149 11 1982 March 21 Talking With 149 12 1984 October 20 Talley's Folly/5th of July 149 13 1979 August 23 Tallulah, A Memory 149 22 1975 April 16 Tamara 149 14 undated Tamburlaine the Great 149 15 1956 January 23 Taper Forum 149 16 1987 A Taste of Honey 149 17 1960 September 6 Tchaikovsky 149 18 1972 March 23 Tea and Symphony 149 19 1953 November 18 The Teahouse of the August Moon 149 20 1954 January 11 The Telephone 149 21 1947 August 25 Tell Me a Riddle 149 23 1987 January 5 The Tempest 149 24 1978 September 1 Temptation 149 25 1989 July 13 Ten Days That Shook the World 149 26 1973 May-June The Tender Trap 149 27 1955 October 19 Tenderloin 149 28 1961 April 25 The Tenth Man 149 29 1959 November 28 The Tenth Man 149 30 1977 April 2 Terra Nova 149 31 1979 January Terra Nova 149 32 1979 January 18 Tess 149 33 1987 February 28 That Championship Season 149 34 1972 That's Life 149 35 1954 August 27 Theatre 1969 149 36 1968 October 21 Theatre Awards Dinner 149 37 1987 March 29 Theatre with a Capital T 149 38 1977 May 8 They Shoot Horses, Don't They? 149 39 undated They're Playing Our Song 149 40 1979 January 25 This Union Under God 149 41 1962 November 21 This Week 149 42 1974 April 20 Three Sisters 150 1 undated Three Sisters/Fool for Love/Nanawatai/It's a Man's World 150 1 1985 September 20 Three To Make Ready 150 3 1946 May-October The Threepenny Opera 150 4 1955 December 2 Three-Penny Opera 150 5 1969 March 5 Throne of Straw 150 6 1973 March 1-10 Thurber II 150 7 1975-1976 Tickets, Please! 150 8 1950 August 17 Tiger At The Gates 150 9 1955 November 3 Time Limit 150 10 1956 March 30 The Time of the Cuckoo 150 11 1953 April 3 The Time of Your Life 150 12 1972 March Tintypes 150 13 1987 March 19 Tiny Alice 150 14 1965 January 21 'Tis of Aucassin and of Nicolette 150 15 1971 April 29 Titanic 150 16 1999 February Tobacco Roads 150 17 1963 February 17 The Tom Jones Show 150 18 1969 July 7 Tongue of a Bird 150 19 1999 January Tonight in Samar Kand 150 20 1955 March 12 Tonight! Lincoln vs. Douglas! 150 21 1960 Too Much Johnson 150 22 1975 September 25 Too True To Be Good 150 23 1963 March 6 Tootsie 150 24 1983 February 26 Top Banana 150 25 1952 September 29 Top Girls 150 26 1984 November 3 Topkapi 150 27 1964 October 11 Torch Song Trilogy 150 28 1984 March 25 A Touch of the Poet 150 29 1958 November 18 Tovarich 150 30 1963 June 13 Towards Zero 150 31 1982 April 10 Toys in the Attic 150 32 1960 March 9 The Traveler 150 33 1987 March 5 Traveler in the Dark 150 34 1985 January 24 Traveler Without Luggage 150 35 1964 September 21 Travesties 150 36-37 1975 November 12 A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 150 38 1951 May 19 The Trial of Cantonvilles Nine 150 39 1970 August 6 Tribute 150 40 1978 A Tribute to Frederic March 150 41 1987 September 21 A Tribute to Lawrence and Lee 150 42 1980 November 2 The Trip to Bountiful 150 43 1953 November 14 Triptych 150 44 1979 August-September Twelfth Night 151 1 1973 July 28 Twelve Angry Men 151 2 1985 February 26 Twenty-Four Hours 151 3 1982 October 24 Two For The See Saw 151 4 1958 September 25 Two Gentlemen of Verona 151 5 1973 August 17 U. S. A. 151 6 1973 December The Ultimate Solution of Grace Quigley 151 11 1986 January 16 Ulysses in Nighttown 151 12 1974 April 15 Uncle Vanya 151 13 undated Under Milk Wood 151 15 1972 March 10 Under Milk Wood 151 14 1968 February 13 Undiscovered Country/Measure for Measure 151 16 1985 June 13 University of California, Los Angeles Neil H. Jacoby International Award Dinner 151 7 1986 University of California, Los Angeles Sixth Annual USC One-Act Play Festival 151 8 1987 May 3 University of California, Los Angeles Summer Company 151 9 1973 July 15 University of California, Los Angeles Summer Theatre Workshop 151 10 undated University of North Carolina vs. The Ohio State University football program 151 17 1972 September 30 University Theatre 151 18 1972-1973 The Unknown Soldier and His Wife 151 19 1967 August 12 An Unmarried Woman 151 20 1979 March 4 The Unsinkable Molly Brown 151 21 1961 April 13 Upstream Toward Leather 151 22 1977 April 1 Vanities 151 23 1976 November 4 Veronica's Room 151 24 1973 October A View From the Bridge 151 25 1955 November 2 Villanille 151 26 1975 February Virginia Museum Theatre Inaugural Professional Session 151 27 1972-1973 The Visit 151 28 1958 June 16 Viva Vittorio 151 29 1984 August 26 The Waiting Wall 151 30 undated The Wall 151 31 1960 October 21 Waltz of the Toreadors 151 32 1974 April 3 War and Peace 151 33 1966 August 31 The War Between Men and Women 151 34 1972 May 21 The Warm Peninsula 151 35 1959 January 22 The Wayward Saint 151 36 1955 February 17 We Bombed in New Haven 151 37 1968 October 28 Wedding Breakfast 151 38 1955 January 24 The West Side Waltz 151 39 1982 April 24 What Every Woman Knows 152 1 1954 October 19 What I Did Last Summer 152 2 1985 July 7 When You Comin Back, Red Ryder 152 3 undated Where the Lillies Bloom 152 4 1974 June 8 Whisper in My Good Ear 152 5 1962 November 3 The White House 152 6 1976 December 11 The White Sheep of the Family 152 7 1956 March 16 Whodunit 152 8 1975 April 21 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf 152 9 1974-1975 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf 152 10 1989 October 5 Whose Line Is It Anyway? 152 11 1980 May 2 Will Success Ruin Rock Hunter? 152 12 1955 November 4 William Shakespeare Film Festival 152 13 1974 Windflowers 152 14 1974 May 31 Winesburg, Ohio 152 15 1958 November 23 Winged Victory 152 16 1944 October The Winslow Boy 152 17 1948 July 15 The Winter Dance/Zoot Suite 152 18 1978 April Wish You Were Here 152 19 1952 September 30 The Wisteria Trees 152 20 1950 August 15 Witness for the Prosecution 152 21 1955 February 7 The Wiz 152 22 1976 August A Woman of Independent Means 152 23 1983 December 3 The Women 152 24 undated The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit 152 25 undated Wonderful Town 152 26 1953 April 2 Working Girl 152 27 1988 December 7 The World of Carl Sandburg 152 28 1960 February 5 WGA Awards 152 29 1989 March 20 Writers Guild of America 28th Annual Awards 152 30 1976 March 25 Writers Guild of America, Inc. 152 31 1987 March 24 Writers Guild of America, Inc. 152 32 1987 March 26 A Writers' Workshop Evening 152 33 1983 May 7 You Can't Take It with You 152 34 1983 June 15 You Can't Take It with You 152 35 1985 August 24 The Young and Beautiful 152 36 1955 November 26 Young Musicians of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute with Lynn Harell, Cellist 152 37 1989 July 20 Your Own Thing 152 38 1968 August 29 Zenda 152 39 1963 October 4 The Zoo Story and The Sand Box 152 40 1961 Zoot Suite 152 41 1978 August Zoot Suite 152 42 1978 October 7 Zorbá 152 43 1969 June 27 Zorbá 152 44 undated Zubin Menta and the Los Angelos Philharmonics 152 45 1973 February Music Subseries 7.2 1905-1971 Scope and Contents The Music subseries contains songbooks, exercise books, recordings, and sheet music that Robert E. Lee collected. Material is dated 1905-1971. Arrangement of Materials The Music subseries is arranged alphabetically by title. Access to Materials Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes. "25 Hits Through the Years" songbook 176 5 circa 1940s "Album of Favorite Songs (Cole Edition)" songbook 176 6 1936 "Album of Favorite Strauss Waltzes vocal words and music (Cole Edition) No. 214" songbook 176 7 1940 "Alfred's Basic Guitar Method" exercise book 1 176 8 undated "Amahl and the Night Visitors: An Opera in One Act" vocal score with piano arrangements 176 9 circa 1952 "Aunt Drusilla's Garden: An Operetta in Two Acts" songbook 153 1 circa 1930s-1940s "Bach Magnificent Klavler-Auszug" songbook 153 2 1950 "Beautiful Ohio" songbook 177 1 circa 1960s "Boogie-Woogie Tidbits for Piano Solo" exercise book 177 2 undated "Born Free" sheet music 153 3 1966 "Broadway Musicals" recording 198 22 1959 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 22 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Bye Bye Birdie" recording 198 23 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 23 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Carcassi Classical Guitar Method" guitar exercise book 177 3 circa 1962 "Clarke's Technical Studies for the Cornet" manuscript 177 4 undated "Claude Debussy Clair de Lune Piano Solo" songbook 177 5 circa 1960s "Comedy on the Bridge: Opera in One Act after V.K. Klicpera" vocal score with piano accompaniment 177 6 undated "Czerny: Practical Methods for Beginners on the Pianoforte" draft 177 7 undated "Elyria High Herald" Vol. 1 No. 14-15, Vol IX No. 10 copy 177 8 1935, 1938 "Exploring Music at the Keyboard" copy 177 9 undated "FA Story 20,000 Leagues/Deccas Amontillado" recording 199 25 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 25 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Fifty Songs Edvard Grieg for High Voice" songbook 177 10 1908 "For All We Know" vocal score with piano accompaniment 153 4 1971 "Four Indians Love Lyrics from 'The Garden of Karma' (High Voice)" songbook 177 11 circa 1930s-1950s "Franz Vocal Album for Low Voice" songbook 177 12 circa 1930s-1950s "French Art Songs for School and Studio" songbook 177 13 1937 "Fun with the Guitar" copy 177 14 circa 1962 "Fundamental Piano Series" exercise book one and three 177 15 undated "Fundamental Piano Series" exercise book two 177 16 undated "The Gingerbread Man" songbook 182 15 1905 "The Gold Rush Song Book" copy 153 5 1940 "Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here!" songbook 177 17 circa 1950s "Harms Hits Through the Years" songbook 177 18 circa 1940s "Heart" from "Damn Yankees" sheet music 153 6 1955 "¡Hola! Vamos a Cantar" copy 177 19 undated "I'll Be Seeing You" sheet music 178 1 1938 "Introduction to Music" piano songbook 178 2 1947 "It's a Big Wonderful World" sheet music 178 3 1940 "Ivy" sheet music 178 4 circa 1947 "John Thompson's Modern Course from the Piano: The Second Grade Book" songbook 178 5 undated "John W. Schaum Adult Piano Course" exercise books II and III 178 6 undated "Kalmus Vocal Series: Ludwig van Beethoven" songbook 153 7 1948 "Keyboard Pops" piano exercise book 178 7 undated Lamas (Fernando) Nightery spot music, songbooks, and resume 178 8 undated "Leroy Anderson Sleigh Ride" sheet music 178 9 circa 1940s-1950s "Lightopera at Home No. 10" piano songbook 153 8 1928 "Liszt Twelve Songs with Piano Accompaniment for Low Voice" songbook 153 9 circa 1940s-1950s "The Magic Beanstalk: An Operetta in Three Acts" songbook 153 10 circa 1940s "Manhattan Tower" songbook 178 10 1953 "Meet Arizona (A Dude Ranch Operetta)" songbook 153 11 1951 "Mel Bay Guitar Primer for the Early Beginner" songbook 178 11 circa 1967 "Memories of Waldteutel Waltz Album" piano songbook 178 12 1939 "Mozart: Don Giovanni" songbook 153 12 circa 1940s-1950s "Music and the American Family 1750-1950" teacher's manual 153 13 1950-1951 "Music for Everyone: Famous Songs the World Over No. 2" songbook 178 13 circa 1940s "Music for Everyone: Latin America Favorites No. 5" songbook 178 14 circa 1940s "Music for Everyone: Scotland in Song No. 8" songbook 178 15 1953 "Music for Everyone: 54 Marches for Piano No. 20" songbook 178 16 circa 1950s "Oliver" songbook 198 24 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 24 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "One for My Baby" sheet music 178 17 1943 "Paris, France" sheet music 178 18 1951 "Pawnee" piano songbook 178 19 1964 "Porter Made Easy for the Piano" piano songbook 178 20 circa 1940s "Puddin' Head: The First Operetta in Two Acts" songbook 153 14 circa 1940s-1950s "Remick Hits Through the Years" songbook 178 21 1951 "Rhapsody in Blue" piano songbook 178 22 circa 1960s "Robbins Mammoth Collection of World Famous Song Series No. 2" piano songbook 178 23 1937 "Roger Williams piano interpretations No. 2" piano songbook 178 24 1957 "Saltwater Boogie" piano solo sheet music 179 2 1946 "Select Songs by French Composers Series II" songbook 179 3 undated "Selections from 'The Sound of Music': Easy-To-Play Piano Solos" songbook 179 4 circa 1960 "Sinatra reel 3" songbook 198 25 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 25 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Sinatra reel 3A" songbook 198 26 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 26 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Sing Out the News" sheet music 179 5 1938 "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves: An Operetta in Three Acts" songbook 153 15 circa 1940s-1950s "Songs from the Veld: 14 Songs from South Africa" songbook 179 6 1942 "Song Gems of Yesterday Volume 1" songbook 179 7 circa 1940s-1950s "Songs of Scotland: 100 Most Popular Scottish Songs" songbook 179 8 circa 1940s "Songs of the Gold Miners" songbook 179 9 1932 "Sunny of Sunnyside" sheet music 153 16 1929 "This Fair and Beauteous Song" songbook 179 10 1941 "Three O'Clock in the Morning" songbook 179 11 circa 1950s "Together We Go" songbook 179 12 1959 "A Tune a Day for Cornet or Trumpet" exercise book 179 13 undated Various instrumental sheet music photocopies 153 17 undated "West Side Story" and "Camelot" recording 198 27 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 27 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "West Side Story Prologue" song sheets (photocopies) 154 11 1959 "When the Starry Lamps of Heaven Softly Glow (Song for Medium Voice)" songbook 179 14 1920 "Where My Caravan Has Rested" sheet music 179 15 1917 "White Gypsy: An Operetta in Two Acts" songbook 154 12 circa 1930s-1940s "Witmark Hits Through the Years" songbook 179 16 1951 "Youmans Made Easy for the Piano" songbook 179 17 undated "You're in Love" vocal score with piano accompaniment 179 18 undated Writings Subseries 7.3 1936, 1954-2004 Scope and Contents The Writings subseries contains scripts, magazines, clippings, and correspondence that Robert E. Lee collected. Material is dated 1936, 1954-2004. Arrangement of Materials The Writings subseries is arranged alphabetically by folder title. Addams (Jane) project proposal 157 4 undated Checkov (Anton Pavlovich) "The Wood Demon" translated by Nicholas Saunders and Frank Dwyer script 154 1 circa 1993 Clippings, pamplets, and notes 179 1 1955-1966 Cousins (Norman) "The Trial of Dr. Mesmer" annotated script 154 2-3 circa 1980 Crowder (Chip) "A Production Study of 'The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail': A Play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee" thesis and correspondence 154 4 1983 May-June Dramatics magazines vol. 50 no. 5, vol. 53 no. 5, vol. 54 no. 1, 5, vol. 55 no. 1 154 5 1979-1983 Gall-Clayton (Nancy) "Felicity's Family Tree" script 154 6 2002 January 2 Hailey (Oliver) "And Where She Stops Nobody Knows" script photocopy 154 7 1996 Hailey (Oliver) with Dick Chenna "The World and His Wife" radio script 154 8 undated The Hollywood Reporter magazine, TV preview 154 9 1987-1988 The Hollywood Reporter magazine 154 10 1987 September-October The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 1 1988 February The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 2 1988 April The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 3 1988 May The Hollywood Reporter magazine (special Cannes issue) 155 4 1988 May The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 5 1988 July The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 6 1988 August The Hollywood Reporter magazine 155 7 1988 September-October "Inside a Kid's Head" script 155 8 2004 Kemper (Julie) "No Use Talking" and correspondence from Lee 155 9 1990 June, 1991 November Loomis (C. Grant) "Henry David Thoreau as Folklorist" article in "Western Folklore" Vol. XVI No. 2 155 10 1957 April Lyrics, poems, Christmas newsletter, and odes 155 11 1956-1993 Scope and Contents Includes notes from Lucy Lee "Mame" Disney and Broadway musical annotated scripts 156 1-2 circa 1999 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "Mandrake Root" notes and research; "Jake and the Doctor" by Mary Clive 156 3 1966 McFayden (Dan) "Inside a Kid's Head" script adapted from radioplay 156 4 1967 "The New Moon" clipping 156 5 1986 August 24 Observations, articles, radio script, and correspondence 156 6 1936, 1989-1992 Scope and Contents Includes a note from Lucy Lee "One God" lyrics and correspondence 156 7 1954, 1961 Scripts and stories by various authors 156 8-9 1990-1993 Scope and Contents Christopher Meeks John Johnson J. Milton Yinger Katherine Bates "Which One Can't Spell?" articles, drafts, chapter lists, and line lists 156 10 1984 Woods (Alan) "Who's Herbert?" script 157 1 circa 2002 Writings, clippings, and notes 157 2 1955-1966 Zindek (Paul) "Mame" revised screenplay 157 3 1972 Personal Series 8 circa 1930-2006 Scope and Contents The Personal series contains materials related to Lee's personal life. This series includes personal correspondence that is not production or professional-related, yearbooks, photographs, audio-visual materials, political affiliations, health and medical files, and religious sermons and files. The material is dated circa 1930-2006. Arrangement of Materials The Personal series is arranged chronologically, with undated material arranged alphabetically at the end of the series, and those with the same date arranged alphabetically by folder title. Access to Materials Materials in boxes 170, 171, and 181 have restricted access due to personally identifying information and health records. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Contains magnetic tapes, U-Matic videocassettes, VHS videocassettes, a long-playing record, and an audiocassette. Scrapbook 182 16 circa 1930 School work, notes, clippings, sketches, and ephemera 157 5-6 1930-1935 "Your College Education" Northwestern University information and photograph 182 17 1934 May 7 Correspondence, pamphlets, and radio jobs information 179 19-20 1935-1946 Ohio Wesleyan University yearbook 192 2 1936 Ohio Wesleyan University yearbook 192 3 1937 Young & Buicam publication 1938-1939 copy 157 8 after 1939 Double-O "If Atom War Comes" clipping 157 9 circa 1940 "Pocket Guide to Japan" 157 10 circa 1941-1945 Citizens Forum Radio Conference (CBS) black and white photograph 157 11 circa 1946 Photographs of C. Melvin Lee 157 12 circa 1946 Bullock's 50th anniversary "Fifty Years on Broadway" program 158 1 1946 September 24 Black and white photograph of unidentified man (signed) 185 14 1951 May Europe trip ephemera 158 2 1958 May-June Copenhaver (Marian, Martin, Charles) correspondence, The Reformed Church bulletins, obituary materials 158 3-4 1958-1986 Dr. Coperhaver sermons 199 26 1960 March Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 26 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Political correspondence and pamphlets 158 5 1960-1962 "The Nation" magazine 158 6 1961 October 28 Ohio Wesleyan University: "The Ohio Wesleyan Magazine", newsletter, alumni club workshop booklet, and correspondence 158 7 1962 Ohio Wesleyan Univesity Doctor of Literature diploma 158 8 1962 June 3 Ohio Wesleyan University: "The Who's Who of the Class of 1939," alumni meeting notes and address list, and correspondence 158 9 1962-1964 Sermons and other religious publications 158 10 159 1 1962-1968 Oneotra sermon 199 27 1963 June 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 27 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Correspondence photocopies 159 2 1963, 1973 Political campaign correspondence 159 3 1964 Political correspondence and polling information 159 4 1964-1965 Ohio Wesleyan University: correspondence, postcards, letterhead, and ephemera 159 5 1965-1968 "Ideas on Trial," Sermon Woodland Hills Congregational Church 199 28 1966 Summer Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 28 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Close-Up: A Collection of Photographs by L. Arnold Weisberger" magazine 159 6 1967 Los Angeles Dodgers commemorative scorecard 159 7 1967 August 26 "McCarthy vs Kennedy" recording 199 29 1968 June 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 29 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "A.C.T. Training Congress" recording 199 30 1968 July 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 30 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Political correspondence and pamphlets 159 8 179 21 1968-1969 Political correspondence and clippings 159 9-10 1968-1973 "The McGovern Handbook" binder 160 1 circa 1970s Saturday Night Fever Disco 2 videocassette 195 3 circa 1970s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 3 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Political correspondence and pamphlets 180 1 160 2 1970 Political correspondence and pamphlets 180 2 1971 Teacher edition of Literary Cavalcade volume 24, number 2 poster 1 1971 November Political correspondence, clippings, and pamphlets 160 3-4 1972 Lunts 50th wedding anniversary material 160 5 1972-1973 Political correspondence and articles 160 6 1972-1973 Political correspondence and clippings 180 3 1973-1974 Watergate Scandal articles 160 7 180 4 1974 Political correspondence and ballot and voter information 161 1-2 1974-1976 Correspondence with Jerome Lawrence 161 3 1975 Political correspondence and ballot and voter information 161 4-5 1975-1977 "Little Rascals" tape 195 4 1976 February-November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 4 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Little Rascals" tape 193 3 194 7 1976 October 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 3 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 194, Item 7 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown American Film Institute, Bette Davis (#1) tape 196 4 circa 1977 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 4 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown American Film Institute, Bette Davis (#2) 195 5 circa 1977 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 5 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Body buddies disco tape 196 5 1977 April 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 5 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Twelve Hit Movies - David Niven tape 194 8 1977 May Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 8 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Steven Allen, Meeting of Minds" tape 195 6 1978 March Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 195, Item 6 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown The American Film Institute Life Achievement Award Dinner: A Salute to Henry Fonda program 161 6 1978 March 1 "Henry Fonda AFI Tribute" part one tape 196 6 1978 March 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 6 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Henry Fonda AFI Tribute" part two tape 196 7 1978 March 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 7 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Unity Village Chapel sermon and service fliers 161 7 1978 May Bible studies materials 162 1-2 1978-1979 Ohio State University honorary degree correspondence and paperwork 161 8 1978-1979 Political ballot and voter information 162 3 1978-1980 Unity correspondence 162 4 1978-1980 John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library publication 182 18 circa 1979 The Actors Fund of America donation information and forms 162 5 circa 1980s Address lists 162 6 circa 1980s "Jane Fonda Workout I" videocassette 197 11 circa 1980s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 11 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Jane Fonda Workout II (continued)" videocassette 194 9 circa 1980s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 9 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Correspondence 162 7 1980-1981 Filing keys and Scientific America indexes 162 8 1980-1983, 1988 Correspondence with Jerome Lawrence 162 9 1980-1989 "Ian McKellen Acting Shakespeare" part one on PBS videocassette 197 12 1982 April Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 12 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Ian McKellen Acting Shakespeare" part two on PBS videocassette 197 13 1982 April Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 13 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Life and Times of William S. Burroughs" essay photocopy 163 1 circa 1983 Correspondence 163 2 1983-1984 Political correspondence and sample ballots 163 3 1983-1989 Missouri Law Review: Volume 49, Number 4 journal 163 4 1984 Fall Correspondence and royalties from various productions 170 4 1984-1985 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Correspondence 163 5 1984-1986 Medical records, medical handbook, informational booklets and references regarding cancer 170 5 1984-1991 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information and health records An Autobiography by Eve Arden (signed) 200 7 1985 Scope and Contents Personal correspondence from Eve Arden inside Correspondence 163 6 1985-1986 Correspondence 163 7 1986 September-1989 November Medical records (liver) 181 1-2 1986-1995 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to health records Correspondence 164 1 1988 "Writer's Digest" magazine 164 2 1988 June University of California, Los Angeles Film and Television Archive calendar 164 3 1988 August-September Correspondence 164 4 1988 October-1990 December Correspondence 164 5 1989 Correspondence with and works by Christopher Meeks 164 6 1990 Liver transplant medication diary 170 6 1990 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to health records "Darrow for the Defense" from "Timeline" magazine 164 7 1990 October-November Address lists, Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters Silver Anniversary program 164 8 1990-1991 January Correspondence 171 1-2 1990-1992 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to personally identifying information Scope and Contents Contains notes from Lucy Lee Scrapbook 164 9 1990-1992 Hamburger (Jean), Thomas Starzl, and Francis D. Moore correspondence 164 10 1990-1992 History of Transplantation: Thirty-Five Recollections edited by Paul I. Terasaki 192 4 circa 1991 Health information and "Organ Transplant Ceremony" speech notes 165 1 1991 "The Puzzle People: A Story of Organ Transplantation" by Thomas E. Starzl manuscript 165 2-4 1991 Transplantation books photocopies 166 1-3 circa 1992 Correspondence 165 5 1992 Medical records and health information 171 3 1992 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to health records "Transplants: The Pittsburgh Connection" 197 14 1992 January 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 14 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Handbook of Transplantation Management" by Leonard Makowka book 166 4 1992 February World Children's Transplant Fund: Veronica Day Dinner Celebration for Life program 166 5 1992 March 6 United Liver Association report 182 19 1992 summer Medical Knowledge Index notes 166 6 1992-1993 Southern California Organ Procurement Center correspondence and agenda 167 1-2 1992-1994 Medical records and health information 171 4 1993 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to health records Pittsburgh School of Medicine correspondence 167 3 1993 Health information 171 5 1994 Access to Materials Material in this folder is restricted due to health records "The Lost Letters of Robert E. Lee" Side 1 C.A.R.T. 201 12 circa 1995 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 12 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown Lawrence (Jerome) A Golden Circle 200 8 1995 March 12 Black and white photograph of 5 people 167 4 2006 March 5 "190 Christmas Carols" 197 15 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 15 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "190 Stars" tape 197 16 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 16 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "190 Tracy/Spiderweb" recording 197 17 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 17 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown American Musical Theatre presentation 196 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 8 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Bing Boys Are Here: A Revue" vocal score with piano accompaniments 182 20 undated "The Bing Boys on Broadway" vocal score with piano accompaniments 182 21 undated Black and white caricature of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee by Norkin 185 15 undated Black and white photograph of 3 men 167 5 undated Black and white photograph of a man (signed) 167 6 undated Black and white photograph of Sheldon Harnick, Jerry Lawrence, Richard Rogers, Robert E. Lee, and Richard Adler 167 7 undated Christmas card from Nelson, Ricky, and family 167 8 undated "A Christmas Offering" recording 197 18 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 18 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Cole Porter/Swing Classics" recording 197 19 undated "Coming Unscrewed R-1" recording 193 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 4 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Coming Unscrewed R-2 (3)" recording 193 5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 5 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Coming Unscrewed R-4" recording 193 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 6 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Coming Unscrewed R-5" recording 193 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 7 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Coming Unscrewed R-6" tape 193 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 8 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Coperhaver-Lee chats reel 106 recording 199 31 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 31 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Copenhaver sermons reel 105 tape 199 32 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 32 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Creative 30's" 20th Century (T.V.) recording 197 20 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 20 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Current History: Washington Week: First Fifteen Years" tape 193 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 9 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Estate disbursement notes 167 9 undated File dividers 167 10 undated Filing keys photocopy 167 11 undated "Great Voices" recording 199 33 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 33 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Headshot of unidentified woman (signed) 167 12 undated "Hello Dolly" and "Parade" recording 198 28 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 28 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "HOFFA - RFK I part 2" tape 193 10 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 193, Item 10 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Image West demo #5" tape 196 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 9 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Inheritance" by Jerome Lawrence 167 13 undated "KNEF Air Checks" - "Organ Music" 197 21 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 21 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Lodger" recording M-13-A & B 223 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 223, Item 9 33 1/3 rpm record; 16 inch; vinyl; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents It is unknown whether this record is a Lawrence and Lee production. "The Lord's Prayer" by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir recording 197 22 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 22 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Louis Evans" recording 199 34 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 34 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Muzak" recording 198 29-30 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 29 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 198, Item 30 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "The Necklace/Browning" recording 199 35 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 35 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "News - Temporary" tape 196 10 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 196, Item 10 VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Nickelodeon Music from Jungle" recording 198 31 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 31 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Offen Bach" recording 198 32 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 32 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Pete Iverson songs" recording 197 23 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 23 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Peter Gunn-Mancini" recording 198 33 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 33 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Photograph of John Cauble, Edward Albee, Robert E. Lee, and Eugene Conesco 167 14 undated Photograph of two unidentified men (signed) 167 15 undated Photograph of unidentified man (signed) 182 22 undated Photograph of unidentified woman (signed) 167 16 undated "Shilling for Luck" recording 199 36 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 36 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Sinatra Anthology/Jan from Jerry" recording 198 34 undated "Tabernacle Choir" recording 197 24 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 197, Item 24 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Thanksgiving" recording 201 12 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 201, Item 12 Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown "T.V. Programs" (Get Smart) recording 198 35 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 198, Item 35 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown Unidentified u-matic videocassette tape 194 10 195 7-8, 9, 10 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 194, Item 10 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 195, Item 7 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 195, Item 8 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 195, Item 9 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown Box 195, Item 10 U-matic videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown "Uses of Anger" Woodland Hills Community Church recording 199 37 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 199, Item 37 Magnetic tape; sound; approximate run time: unknown