Preliminary Inventory of the E. A. Locke Collection, 1877-1922 SPEC.TRI.EAL Finding aid prepared by Geoffrey Wilson Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections

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2012 September This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2020-10-01T15:46-0400 English Finding aid prepared using DACS E. A. Locke Collection SPEC.TRI.EAL Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 3.0 Cubic feet 1877-1922 The E. A. Locke Collection containes manuscripts, ledgers, correspondence, contracts, playbills, and programs relating to the plays written by Mr. Locke, circa 1877-1922. Several companies toured with production of his plays before he formed "E.A. Locke's Famous Juvenile Comedy Company," in which several members of his family performed, including Little Helen as "BoPeep." 7 boxes English Locke, Edwin A., active 19th century Arrangement of Materials

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Donated by Mary Killoran, date unknown

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[identification of item], E. A. Locke Collection, SPEC.TRI.EAL, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University

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Scope and Contents

Typed and holograph manuscripts for plays and musicals, with holograph changes and additions, correspondence, contracts, ledgers, programs, playbills, lyrics, and scores. The collection is dated 1877-1922.

Locke, Edwin A., active 19th century Photographs, Cabinet 1 1 Scope and Contents

[Joseph Jefferson] (Sarony, NYC) Mary Anderson (Mora, NYC) Bonnie Magnin[?] Magnus[?] (E..? Bros., NYC) Frank A. Daniels as Dick Deadeye (Notman, Boston, MA). Autographed on verso: "To my friend/ With sincere regards./ Frank A. Daniels./ as/ "Dick Deadeye."/ Feb. 22d 1880." Alice Montague, Si. Perkins Company (J. Paul Brown, Wilmington, DEL) Alice Montague, Si. Perkins Company (J. Paul Brown, Wilmington, DEL) Unidentified male with muttonchop sideburns (Sarony, NYC) Unidentified female (Mora, NYC) Unidentified female, full-length (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Unidentified male, full-length with daisy (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Sadie Hasson as Madge W. [?] (Stuart, Buffalo, NY)

Photograph, Cabinet 1 2 Scope and Contents

Elderly white male seated on porch reading newspaper, black male seated inside doorway. "Copyrighted" handwritten on image. (Gilman, Canajoharie, NY) Sadie Hasson as Madge in E. A. Locke's "Nobody's Claim" (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Miss Sadie Hasson as Madge in E. A. Locke's "Nobody's Claim" (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY) Sadie Hasson (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Sadie Hasson (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Sadie Hasson (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Miss Sadie Hasson [and ?] (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY) Sadie Hasson (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Miss Sadie Hasson (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY) Sadie Hasson (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) Miss Sadie Hasson (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY)

Photograph, Cabinet 1 3 Scope and Contents

Joseph J. Dowling (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY) Joseph J. Dowling in "Nobody's Claim" (W. J. Lee, Rochester, NY) J.J. Dowling in "Nobody's Claim" (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) [Frank Jones?] (W. L. Clark and Company, Boston, MA) [Frank Jones?] (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) [Frank Jones?] (Schofield Bros., Westerly, RI) Frank Jones as Si Perkings [sic] (When Studio, Chicago, IL) Frank Jones as Si Perkings [sic] (When Studio, Chicago, IL) Frank Jones as Si Perkings [sic] (When Studio, Chicago, IL) Mattie Vickers Mattie Vickers (Spurr, Preston, IA) Autographed "Sincerely Yours,/ Mattie Vickers". Mattie Vickers 5x8.5" [Sadie Hasson as Madge in E. A. Locke's "Nobody's Claim"] (Stuart, Buffalo, NY) 7.5x13" [Sadie Hasson as Madge in E. A. Locke's "Nobody's Claim"] (Stuart, Buffalo, NY)

Ledger, pocket notebook 1 4 Scope and Contents

Ledger of Edwin Adelbert Lock royalties for play performances, 1877-1896. Route pocket notebook for Si Perkins Company 1889-1890.

Manuscript 1 5 Scope and Contents

"A Messenger from Jarvis Section: Drama in four acts." by E. A. Locke. "Copyrighted 1877." (Holograph, in notebook). Contains sketch of the stage setting for Acts 2 and 3. Several pages removed from the end of the notebook. Reverse contains holograph notes and changes to scrift, as well as a draft of a letter to "Editor amateur Theatrical Journal/ Boston Jan 3rd 1879", re: "A Messenger from Jarvis Station".

Manuscript 1 6 Scope and Contents

"Stuff: a musical comedy in two acts." by E. A. Locke "Copyrighted _____." (holograph, in notebook) Minor holograph changes.

Manuscript 1 7 Scope and Contents

"The Girl from Tennessee." by E. A. Locke. Copy 1: Acts 1 and 2 bound together, Acts 3 and 4 bound together, typed, "Copyrighted April 1906." Holograph draft of a script on reverse of Act 1, apparently for a different play, as yet unidentified. Copy 2: Acts bound individually, typed. Some holograph changes.

Manuscript 2 1 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "In Old Nantucket: Drama in 4 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound separately. Act 1 contains holograph script addition on reverse of p. 7. Act 2 contains draft of script for a separate play on reverse. A portion of this draft on reverse appears to be for "Hope Hathaway". Inserted is an advertisement on paperboard for "Keith's Konqueror, Shoe for Men"

Manuscript 2 2 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "The Sheep Man: A Drama of the Cattle Range." by E. A. Locke. Copy 1: typed, minor holograph changes, "Copyrighted." Copy 2: typed, holograph changes, "Copyrighted 1920."

Manuscript 2 3 Scope and Contents

Manuscript copies of Act 1 of "The Belle of Tokio: An Extravaganza in Three Acts." by E. A. Locke 4 different coppies of Act 1, typed with extensive holograph notes. Copies of Acts 2 and 3, and lyrics located in 2.4

Manuscript 2 4 Scope and Contents

Manuscript copies of Acts 2 and 3, of "The Belle of Tokio: An Extravaganza in Three Acts." by E. A. Locke. 1 copy of Act 2; Holograph draft of script for "Hope Hathaway" on reverse 1 copy of Act 3; 1 copy of lyrics. 4 copies of Act 1 located in 2.3

Manuscript 2 5 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "Beauty and the Beast: Extravaganza in Three Acts." by E. A. Locke. Copy 1: complete with three acts, typed. Copy 2: Acts 1 (labeled "For Soubrette and Comedian") and 3, titled "Beauty and the Beast Up to Date," holograph. Copy 3: Act 3, holograph.

Manuscript 2 6 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "The Belle of Normandy: A Musical Extravaganza in Three Acts." by E. A. Locke. 1 copy of Act 1; 2 copies of Act 2 (plus photocopy); 2 copies of Act 3 (plus photocopy); typed with holograph additions/changes; additional pages of music cues, song lyrics, extra script pages.

Manuscript 2 7 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "The Girl from Lebanon: A Musical Comedy in Two Acts." by E. A. Locke. Typed.

Manuscript 3 1 Scope and Contents

Manuscript copies 1 and 2 of "Nobody's Claim: Melo-drama in 5 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Copy 1: typed with holograph notes, torn last page, "Copyrighted May 1882"; Copy 2: typed with holograph notes, "(This version of the play prepared by the author for amateur presentation.)","Copyrighted May1882"; Copies 3 and 4 located in 3.2

Manuscript 3 2 Scope and Contents

Manuscript copies 3 and 4 of "Nobody's Claim: Melo-drama in 5 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Copy 3: holograph, acts bound individually; holograph changes Copy 4: "Prologue": written like very detailed screen treatment by scene, typed, unbound. Copies 1 and 2 located in 3.1

Manuscript 3 3 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "BoPeep." by E. A. Locke. Act 3 only, holograph. Holograph lyrics to "Happy Married Man" inserted. Mary Kiloran note:: "Belle of Normandy" music sheet indicates "Happy Married Man" as intro to "BoPeep." [also confirmed by playbill]. Manuscript of "Priscilla: An Original Comedy in Four Acts." by E. A. Locke. Act 2 only in holograph in notebook. "Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Office of the Librarian, at Washington, November, 1881." On reverse, holograph draft of script for "Beauty and the Beast"

Manuscript 3 4 Scope and Contents

Manuscript for "The Golden Calf: A Dramatic Fancy in 3 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound individually, holograph.

Manuscript 3 5 Scope and Contents

Manuscript for "A Cracker Girl: Comedy-Drama in 4 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound individually, holograph. "J. J. Dowling" on front of each act. "Copyrighted 1894."

Manuscript 3 6 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "Cherub: Comedy-drama in 3 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound individually, holograph with changes. 2 copies Act 1; 2 copies Act 2; 1 copy Act 3. Copy 1 of Act 1 contains extensive holograph additions.

Manuscript 4 1 Scope and Contents

Manuscript copies of Acts 1 and 2 of "The Life Guard: Drama in 4 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound individually, holograph with changes. 2 copies of Act 1 1 copy of Act 2 Copy 2 of Act 1 contains extensive changes. Copies of Acts 3 and 4 located in 4.2

Manuscript 4 2 Manuscript copies of Acts 3 and 4 of "The Life Guard: Drama in 4 Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts bound individually, holograph. 3 copies of Act 3; 2 copies of Act 4 and empty cover for Act 4. Copies of Acts 1 and 2 located in 4.1 Manuscript 4 3 Manuscript for "The Merry Mandarin: Farce-Comedy." by E. A. Locke. Three acts and "Words of the Music" bound separately, holograph. 9 typed pages inserted into Act 2. Manuscript 4 4 Manuscript copies of "Gila Jim: A Comedy-drama in Four Acts." by E. A. Locke. Acts 1 and 2 bound together; 2 copies of Acts 3 and 4 bound together. Typed with holograph notes in copy 1 of Acts 3 and 4. Manuscript 4 5 Manuscript of "Hope Hathaway: A Drama of the Cattle Range." Dramatized by E. A. Locke. Typed, holograph additions. Mary Kiloran note inserted: "published as a novel" [also confirmed by contract with C. M. Clark Publishing Co. located in 6.8]. Drafts of the script for "Hope Hathaway" may also be found on the reverse of Act 2 of "In Old Nantucket" in 2.1 and in Act 2 of "The Belle of Tokio" in 2.4 Manuscript 4 6 Scope and Contents

Manuscript of "Uncle Dan'l: A Comedy-drama, in Four Acts." by E. A. Locke. Typed, holograph additions.

Manuscript 4 7 Scope and Contents

Unidentified loose script pages: 2-9, characters Ash., Mrs. G., Jack, Drift., McNulty; p. 31, characters Shank, McN [McNulty?], Nan and Ben. Notebook of song lyrics, holograph. Song titles: "Laughing Eyes", "Skipper Ben", "We LOng to Live", "When Evening Shades", "Katinka Khan", "When I was but a Little Boy", "Listen to Me", "Once in a Time", "Dark Stage", "Dashing Gay Drum Major", "Meeting of Extremes", "Stay Star Breasted Man", "Stars of a Night", "Dreamland", "Out of Sight, or Awful Nice", "Biggest Swell Out", "Morning Sun", "Nursery Rhymes in Quadrille".

Playbills 4 8 Playbills: Sam C. Young as Carl Dooner in "The Merry Mandarin" (2); Mr. Edwin A. Locke Presents "The Girl From Lebanon" 11 April 1918 (6); Mr. E. A. Locke will present "The Belle of Normandy", 28 April 1919 (5); "The Life Guard: An American Melodrama"; "A Cracker Girl: A North Carolina Idyll";' Program, --This Evening. E. A. Locke's Famous Juvenile Comedy Company... "Little Miss BoPeep" (3); To-morrow Night! E. A. Locke's Juvenile Comedy Company... "Little Miss BoPeep!" (5); To-night! Little Helen! ... E. A. Locke's Famous Juvenile Comedy Company ... "Little Miss BoPeep!" (3); To-night! Little Helen! ... E. A. Locke's Famous Juvenile Comedy Company ... "Beauty and the Beast!"; The Enfield Club Presents E. A. Locke's Celebrated Western Drama "Nobody's Claim", 6 February 1924 (2); "Uncle Dan'l" under the personal supervision of Miss Evelyn Locke, undated playbill and program, 3 May 1926; Four page, single-fold advertising piece for E. A. Locke's Juvenile Comedy Company, picture of Little Helen on the front; Letterhead paper: E. A. Locke's Famous Juvenile Comedy Company and silver Band --- 189_ (2); Letterhead paper: Season 1920-1921 A. Western Drama "The Sheep Man"... by Edwin A. Locke... Grand Opera House Boston Rose and Charles Coghlan in "Diplomacy", Globe Theatre, Boston, 21-26 November 1892. Correspondence 5 1 Scope and Contents

Correspondence from Frank Jones, with green card file labeled, "Si Perkins - Frank Jones". Weekly statements of Jones' Si Perkins Company from 1887, 1888 seasons. Reports on the state of company business, touring route, changes in stage business, etc.

Correspondence 5 2 Correspondence from Frank Daniels with green card file. Correspondence apparently requesting Locke to write a play based on Daniels' idea. Letters from England and the United States postmarked 1883 and 1884. No title of a play is mentioned. Letter of 8 January 1895 remarks on a long absence of correspondence. Correspondence 5 3 Correspondence from Barney McAuley, manager, Robinson's Opera House, Cincinnati. Correspondence largely relating to negotiations over a production of "Quartz Valley", particularly concerns over copyright. Correspondence 6 1 Correspondence from J.J. Dowling from 1882 to 1898. Dowling was an actor in the successful touring production of Locke's play, "Nobody's Claim." This correspondence mostly accompanied royalty checks, and reports on the state of the tour, and business in general. A letter from 1892 requests that Dowling be allowed "first crack" at Locke's upcomming play "Uncle Dan'l", and one dated 1898 refers to "Life Guard". This correspondence is not in chronological order at this time. Correspondence from J.J. Dowling to E. A. Locke continues in folders 6.2-5. Correspondence 6 2 Correspondence from J.J. Dowling from 1882 to 1898. Dowling was an actor in the successful touring production of Locke's play, "Nobody's Claim." This correspondence mostly accompanied royalty checks, and reports on the state of the tour, and business in general. A letter from 1892 requests that Dowling be allowed "first crack" at Locke's upcomming play "Uncle Dan'l", and one dated 1898 refers to "Life Guard". This correspondence is not in chronological order at this time. Correspondence from J.J. Dowling to E. A. Locke in folders 6.1-5. Correspondence 6 3 Correspondence from J.J. Dowling from 1882 to 1898. Dowling was an actor in the successful touring production of Locke's play, "Nobody's Claim." This correspondence mostly accompanied royalty checks, and reports on the state of the tour, and business in general. A letter from 1892 requests that Dowling be allowed "first crack" at Locke's upcomming play "Uncle Dan'l", and one dated 1898 refers to "Life Guard". This correspondence is not in chronological order at this time. Correspondence from J.J. Dowling to E. A. Locke in folders 6.1-5. Correspondence 6 4 Correspondence from J.J. Dowling from 1882 to 1898. Dowling was an actor in the successful touring production of Locke's play, "Nobody's Claim." This correspondence mostly accompanied royalty checks, and reports on the state of the tour, and business in general. A letter from 1892 requests that Dowling be allowed "first crack" at Locke's upcomming play "Uncle Dan'l", and one dated 1898 refers to "Life Guard". This correspondence is not in chronological order at this time. Correspondence from J.J. Dowling to E. A. Locke in folders 6.1-5. Correspondence 6 5 Correspondence from J.J. Dowling from 1882 to 1898. Dowling was an actor in the successful touring production of Locke's play, "Nobody's Claim." This correspondence mostly accompanied royalty checks, and reports on the state of the tour, and business in general. A letter from 1892 requests that Dowling be allowed "first crack" at Locke's upcomming play "Uncle Dan'l", and one dated 1898 refers to "Life Guard". This correspondence is not in chronological order at this time. Correspondence from J.J. Dowling to E. A. Locke in folders 6.1-5. Correspondence 6 6 Misc. correspondence, from: Howard and Doyle, Theatrical Agents (1) C.C. Young [?] (1) Mattie Vickers (1) - record of receipts for "Cherub" 1888-1889 season. Howard Booker (3) Boston Job Print (1) Mattie V. Rogers [?] (1) Denville Howe (1) collection of correspondence from Perkins D Fisher pertaining to negotiations for a production referred to as "Stars". The negotiations do not appear to have been successful. also, 2 empty envelopes Correspondence 5 4 Correspondence from J. S. Alexander,"Nobody's Claim" Proprietor and Manager, 1883, 1884 Includes financial records for two separate companies performing "Nobody's Claim". Also, documents a dispute over copyright/ licensure for the play, apparently between Alexander and J.J. Dowling, who performed in the production. Correspondence 5 5 Correspondence from Gus T. Wallace regarding E. A. Locke's "Si Perkins", 1891-1893. Manuscript 6 7 Papers which appear to be a short story, titled, "The Usherer" by Myra Davis Dowling, 3 typed sheets. Contract 6 8 Contracts. 2 copies of a contract between CM Clark Publishing Co. and E. A. Locke, dated 5 March 1907, giving rights to E. A. Locke to dramatize a story titled "Hope Hathaway" by Frances Parker. 1 copy has additions in pencil. 2 copies of a contract between Mr. Locke and Mr. Atkinson, giving Mr. Atkinson rights to produce "Hope Hathaway." 1 copy has additions in pencil. Score 7 1 Scores: "Knights of Normandy" - handwritten score "Listen to Me"; "Dashing Gay Drum Major"; "We Long to Live"; "Dark Stage"; "Meeting of Extremes"; "Stars of A Night"; "Fair Land of Cuba"; "New Coon"; "Jap Song" (?) - handwritten score, songs from Act I and Act II of The Girl from Lebanon "A New Coon In Town" - handwritten score "Kotoko Khan" - handwritten score - from Act II of The Girl from Lebanon The Girl from Lebanon - handwritten score - miscellaneous - 1st violin? "Laughing Eyes" - handwritten score - from Act I from The Merry Mandarin Score 7 2 Scores: Cornet Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Listen to Me"; "We'll Soon Put A End to This"; "Dashing Gay Drum Major"; "Meeting of Extremes"; "Stars of a Night"; "Prompter's Bell"; "Lullaby Dreamland"; "Out of Sight"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. Bass Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. "The Crab" - handwritten score - from Act II of The Girl from Lebanon. "The Minuet" - handwritten score Drums and Traps Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Listen to Me"; "We'll Soon Put A End to This"; "Dashing Gay Drum Major"; "Meeting of Extremes"; "Stars of a Night"; "Prompter's Bell"; "Lullaby Dreamland"; "Out of Sight"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. Score 7 3 Scores: Cornet Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Listen to Me"; "We'll Soon Put A End to This"; "Dashing Gay Drum Major"; "Meeting of Extremes"; "Stars of a Night"; "Prompter's Bell"; "Lullaby Dreamland"; "Out of Sight"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. Bass Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. "The Crab" - handwritten score - from Act II of The Girl from Lebanon. "The Minuet" - handwritten score Drums and Traps Score Book including: "Laughing Eyes"; "Skipper Ben"; "We Long To Live"; "When Evening Shades"; "Katinka Khan"; "When I Was But a Little Boy"; "Listen to Me"; "We'll Soon Put A End to This"; "Dashing Gay Drum Major"; "Meeting of Extremes"; "Stars of a Night"; "Prompter's Bell"; "Lullaby Dreamland"; "Out of Sight"; "Biggest Swell Out"; "Morning Sun"; "Vocal Quadrille" - handwritten score - from Act I, Act II and Act III of The Merry Mandarin. Score 7 5 "Never Say Die, Schottische" - sheet music cover (3 copies) with portraits of Jos J. Dowling and Sadie Hasson. Very Fragile. "Never Say Die, Schottische" - printed music score (4 copies) - only pages 3 and 4. Very Fragile. Score 7 6 At the Review, Waltzes - printed music score. "Finale to Coonville Wedding" - handwritten score and typed chorus. Lyrics - handwritten - miscellaneous. Miscellaneous music sheets (2) - handwritten scores - unlabeled. "The Army Roll" - handwritten score. "The Gilded Age" - handwritten score (fragment) Unlabeled, handwritten, music score fragments (4) Score 7 7 "High Mug Ramp" - handwritten score. "Reilly's Red" - handwritten score. "Number of Lancers" - handwritten score. "Centennial Lancers"; "First Love"; "Torpedo + Whale" - handwritten score. "Alone you Love" - handwritten score. Unknown play (has a character named Panzy ?) and song title - handwritten score. Music sheet - handwritten score - unlabeled. Music sheet - printed score - unlabeled. Score 7 8 Scope and Contents

"Ten O'Clock Waltzes" - printed score (5 copies)

Score 7 9 "The Dashing, Gay, Drum Major" - printed score - song from The Merry Mandarin, partial cover art. Very fragile. Note 7 10 3 page handwritten note listing plays and songs by E. A. Locke. Scrapbook 7 11 Scrapbook of E. A. Locke, 1874-1921: includes weekly statements of Frank Jones Si Perkins Company (1887-1889), correspondence from Joe Dowling and others, program Score 7 4 Page 9 of Miscellaneous Music Sheet - printed score. "Margianna Waltzes" - handwritten and printed score Donor note: "Mixed Russ and Sweetie": "Ting-a-Ling-a-Ling so Sweetly" - printed score (11 copies) Locke, Russell B. "All Right" - handwritten score. Composed and Arranged for Cornet by "Nazareth" - handwritten score. "Meditation" - handwritten score for Cello.