2019-07-12 Guide to the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection, circa 1800-1803, 1831-2003 SPEC.TRI.L&L Finding aid prepared by Mackenzie Sommers Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections
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2018 July This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2026-03-06T09:28-0500 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection SPEC.TRI.L&L Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 91.564 Cubic feet circa 1800-1803, 1831-2003 Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee were a playwriting duo whose partnership spanned over 50 years and whose works included “Auntie Mame," which later they adapted into the musical “Mame,” and “Inherit the Wind." The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection contains scripts, posters, flyers, reviews, artifacts, and theater ephemera. It also contains organizational minutes, handouts, and guidelines. There are audio and video recordings as well as teaching notes, essays, articles, photographs, and sheet music. The collection materials date from circa 1800-1803 and 1831-2003. (102) oversize folders; (89) 5" letter document boxes; (20) 2.5" letter document boxes; (16) cartons; (13) record boxes; (12) flat boxes; (8) artifact boxes; (6) oversize flat boxes; (1) oversize document box; (1) 2.5" legal document box; (1) film can; (1) 5" legal document box; (1) framed item English Lawrence, Jerome, 1915-2004 Lee, Robert Edwin, 1918-1994 Arrangement of Materials

The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection is arranged into 9 series: Series 1: Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 2: Essays, Articles, and Reviews Series 3: Academic Instruction Series 4: Awards Series 5: Professional Organizations Series 6: Other Artists and Entertainers Series 7: Non-Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 8: Biographical Materials Series 9: Personal

Arrangement within the series can be found in the notes of each series.

 Acquisitions Information

Majority donated by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Accession No. TRI.2015.0037: Kent State University, 2015 September; some accessions unknown

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This collection contains audiotapes, audiocassettes, compact discs, VHS videocassettes, long-playing records, and 45 rpm records.

 Preferred Citation

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

 Access to Materials

Materials in boxes 4,6,9, and 18 have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent. Materials in box 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 have materials in them that are for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

The remainder of this collection is available for patron research, but may be used only in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room. Audio/visual materials and computer media may need a use copy produced before access is allowed.

 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: Devon Boerman, Karen Glenn, Mackenzie Sommers, 2018 July; Finding Aid written by: Mackenzie Sommers, 2018 July.

 Biographical Note

Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee were a playwriting duo whose partnership spanned over 50 years and whose works included “Auntie Mame," which later they adapted into the musical “Mame," and “Inherit the Wind.” Jerome Lawrence (1915-2004) was born Jerome Lawrence Schwartz and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. He attended the Ohio State University and graduated in 1937 with a bachelor’s degree and from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a master’s degree. Lawrence started his career writing for several small newspapers in Ohio including the Wilmington New Journal and the New Lexington Daily News. He eventually moved to California and worked his way into radio as a continuity announcer on MMPC in Beverly Hills. Lawrence moved to New York to work as senior staff writer for CBS Radio, where he met Robert Edwin Lee (1918-1994), an Elyria, Ohio native who was working for the Young and Rubicam advertising agency. When the United States became involved in World War II in 1941, Lawrence worked as an assistant in the department of the Secretary of War, and then as an army correspondent in North Africa and Italy. Together, he and Lee helped found the Armed Forces Radio Service. They worked on such productions as "Mail Call," "Yarns for Yanks," and "Command Performance." After the war was over, the two men continued to collaborate on radio productions such as "Favorite Story" and "The Railroad Hour."

Lawrence and Lee began writing plays in the late 1940s. Their first play, “Look Ma, I’m Dancin’!,” opened in the Adelphi Theatre in 1948. Their second play, “Inherit the Wind,” opened in 1955 and received critical acclaim and remains one of the most produced and read plays of the 20th century. The playwriting duo continued to write plays, musicals, screenplays, radio and television scripts, biographies, and textbooks together as well as direct productions of their own works. Together, they collaborated on 39 works including “Auntie Mame" and the musical adaptation of that work, entitled “Mame.”

Jerome Lawrence taught playwriting at the University of Southern California and lectured at colleges throughout the country and abroad, including Ohio State University where he was a guest lecturer for several months in the university’s Contemporary American Theatre lectures.

Lawrence and Lee co-founded the Margo Jones Award in memoriam of Margo Jones. Margo Jones was a director and playwright who believed in the decentralization of theatre and regional theatres so that theatrical art could be shared anywhere in the country and not just limited to productions in the theatres of large cities. Margo Jones gave many young writers their first big breaks, including Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, whose first production of “Inherit the Wind” was staged at Margo Jones’ theatre in Texas.

Jerome Lawrence was also involved in many professional theatre organizations. He and Lee founded the American Playwrights Theatre. He was an active participant in the William Inge Festival where he was the first award recipient. Lawrence was also a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Dramatists Guild.

For their contributions to the theater community, Lawrence and Lee 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.” Jerome Lawrence was also the recipient of the Peabody Award and received honorary degrees for his literary accomplishments from the Ohio State University, Fairleigh Dickson University, and Villanova University. In 1990, both men were inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame and named fellows in the College of Fellows of the American Theatre at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.

Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee helped to establish the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute at the Ohio State University. Jerome Lawrence passed away at his home in Malibu, “The House That Mame Built," in 2004.

 Scope and Contents

The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Collection contains scripts, posters, flyers, reviews, artifacts, audio recordings, video recordings, and ephemera relating to productions that Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee wrote. There are minutes, handouts, and guidelines for organizations that Jerome Lawrence was a member of. Also found in the collection are awards that Jerome Lawrence won for his work in the theatre community, notes from his time spent lecturing and teaching, and essays and articles that Lawrence had written. It contains scripts, posters, and flyers for productions that Lawrence and Lee did not write or have a part in creating as well as some audio and video recordings.There is also an assortment of documents, photographs, and music sheets relating to other artists and entertainers unrelated to Jerome Lawrence or Robert E. Lee. The collection materials date from circa 1800-1803 and 1831-2003. While the collection does contain materials about or relating to Robert E. Lee, these are primarily the papers of Jerome Lawrence. The Robert E. Lee Papers can also be found at the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Related Materials Janet Waldo Lee Papers Robert E. Lee Papers American Playwrights Theatre Records Lawrence, Jerome, 1915-2004 Lee, Robert Edwin, 1918-1994 United States. Armed Forces Radio Service 45 rpm records Actors--United States--20th century Actresses--United States--20th century Audiocassettes Authors, American--20th century Awards Ballots Compact discs Composers--United States--20th century Dramatists, American--20th century Long-playing records Memorabilia Playwriting--United States--20th century Promotional materials Radio writers--United States--20th century Scripts (documents) Theater--United States--20th century VHS Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 1 circa 1940s-2000 Scope and Contents

The Lawrence and Lee Productions series contains scripts, reviews, promotional materials, artwork and audio recordings of works that Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee are responsible for writing. Lawrence and Lee wrote plays and musicals, but they also wrote scripts for radio programs like "My Favorite Story" and "The Railroad Hour." Series materials range in date from circa 1940s-2000.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials within the Lawrence and Lee Productions series are arranged alphabetically by the title of the production. Within productions, materials are arranged chronologically with undated materials being at the end of that production's grouping arranged alphabetically. Materials encompassing several productions are arranged at the end after all of these.

 Access to Materials

Some materials in this series have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent. Other materials are available for viewing in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room, but may only be used for study and research only. For these select materials, permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This series contains audiocassettes, audiotapes, compact discs, VHS videocassettes, 45 rpm record, and 33 1/3 rpm records.

 "Actor" by Lawrence and Lee with Billy Goldenberg draft 168 5 undated "Actor: The Life and Times of Paul Muni" poster with red mat 13 POS.116 undated "The Alfred Hitchcock Show" script 4 7 undated "The Angels Weep" bi-play revision 4 5 undated Access to Materials

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 Armed Forces Radio Service: "Shilling for Luck," program 47, part 1 146 5 circa 1940s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown.

 Armed Forces Radio Service: "Shilling for Luck," program 47, part 2 146 6 circa 1940s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Armed Forces Radio Service: "Shilling for Luck," program 47, part 3 146 7 circa 1940s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Armed Forces Radio Service: "Shilling for Luck," program 47, part 4 146 8 circa 1940s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 "Auntie Mame" poster featuring Constance Carpenter 26 POS.160 circa 1950s "Auntie Mame" original script, edited and annotated by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. 1 1 circa 1956 "Auntie Mame" stationery 2 9 circa 1956 Scope and Contents

Letterhead with the Rosalind Russell as Auntie Mame for the logo.

 "Auntie Mame" publicity clippings and articles, house seat order 2 11 1956, 1982 Scope and Contents

Including house seat order for Jacqueline Kennedy (1956 December 12), "20 years later Auntie Mame is still playing at..." article, and theatre & film publicity clippings for Rosalind Russell.

 "Auntie Mame" program 85 24 1956 "Auntie Mame" first draft 1 2 1956 March 15 "Auntie Mame" revised draft 1 3 1956 June 15 "Auntie Mame" revised draft of the play script starring Rosalind Russell. Missing pages 2.17 through 2.20 1 4 1956 August 15 "Auntie Mame" clippings and programs 153 6 1956-1958 "Auntie Mame" poster featuring Constance Bennett 26 POS.154 circa 1957 "Auntie Mame" caricature of Rosiland Russell as Mame by Al Hirschfeld 67 ART.3 1957 "Auntie Mame" program 86 6 1957 "Auntie Mame" program 87 17 1957 "Auntie Mame" assorted posters 90 POS.197-POS.200 circa 1958 "Auntie Mame" starring Beatrice Lillie 26 POS.148a-148b, POS.153 circa 1958 "Auntie Mame" poster featuring Greer Garson 26 POS.152 circa 1958 "Auntie Mame" poster starring Rosalind Russell 26 POS.145 circa 1958 "Auntie Mame" poster starring Sylvia Sidney 26 POS.151 circa 1958 "Auntie Mame" articles by Lawrence and Lee 2 6 1958 Scope and Contents

Queen Magazine, London titled "Who is Auntie Mame?" Theatre Arts, including "Auntie Mame" text and "The Mames in Our Lives".

 "Auntie Mame" caricature of Beatrice Lillie as Auntie Mame 75 ART.29 1958 "Auntie Mame" Plays and Player magazine review by Cary lBrahms (pages 12 & 13) with production photos from the London Production at the Adelphi Theatre 2 7 1958 October "Auntie Mame" program 88 31 1958 "Auntie Mame" program 88 29 1958 "Auntie Mame" program 88 28 1958 "Auntie Mame" reviews 2 13 1958-1991 "Auntie Mame" poster featuring Shirl Conway 26 POS.155-POS.156 circa 1959 "Auntie Mame" programs starring Rosalind Russell, Greer Garson, Bonfils Theatre production, "Tante Mamie" - Aveny Teatret with Berthe Quistgaard. 2 10 1976-1977 "Auntie Mame" Pierson Playhouse Theatre Palisades 25th year anniversary celebration program 30 15 1988 "Auntie Mame" cartoon scene "Ball/Party" with Rosalind Russell by Sam Norkin 72 ART.19 53 MEM.9 undated "Auntie Mame" ceramic dish 53 2 undated "Auntie Mame" Copenhagen production photograph 10 6 undated "Auntie Mame" fez hat from production 53 3 undated "Auntie Mame" music from the film composed by Bronislau Kaper and conducted by Rav Heindorf 170 13 undated "Auntie Mame" poster 26 POS.149, POS.157-POS.159 undated "Auntie Mame" poster in French 26 POS.150 undated "Auntie Mame" photographs 2 4 undated "Auntie Mame" production photographs include assorted performance snapshots of the original production with Rosalind Russell. 2 3 undated "Auntie Mame" production photographs including Rosalind Russell, Beatrice Lillie, Jane Clayton, Sylvia Sidney, Shirl Conway,Greer Garson, Peggy Cass & Brazil, Copenhagen & Spain productions. 2 5 undated "Auntie Mame" souvenir programs from Melody Fair, Oakdale Musical Theatre and Warwick Musical Theatre starring Shirl Conway. 2 2 undated "Auntie Mame" souvenir programs from Broadway productions starring Rosalind Russel (3 copies), Constance Bennett (3 copies), Greer Garson (1 copy), Eve Arden (1 copy). 2 1 undated "Auntie Mame" thank you from Jerry and Bob thanking all the Auntie Mames past, present and future. 2 8 undated "Auntie Mame" theatre promotional button from the Theatre Palisades opening. 2 12 undated "Behind Closed Doors" script for a series of plays for television 11 30 1953 "A Call on Kuprin" cartoon of "Listening to Radio" by Sam Norkin 66 ART.10 1960 "A Call on Kuprin" photographs of George Voskovec, Jeffrey Lynn, Ledia Bruce, Eugenie Leontovich. 3 5 1960 "A Call on Kuprin" poster 177 1 circa 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" caricature scene "Cloak and Dagger on Volga" by Al Hirschfeld 83 ART.24 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" drawing 78 ART.21 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" program 91 13 1961 "A Call on Kuprin" draft produced at the Broadhurst Theatre, New York. 3 3 1961 May "A Call on Kuprin" holograph page changes as produced at the Broadhurst Theatre, New York. 3 2 1961 May "A Call on Kuprin" program from the Broadhurst Theatre, New York; Variety review including advertisement for "Inherit the Wind" and "Turn On the Night". 3 4 1961 May "A Call on Kuprin" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 55 5 undated "A Call on Kuprin" starring Jeffery Lynn poster 95 POS.215 undated "Conflict" script 11 32 1950 May "Crocodile Smile" Flat Rock Playhouse program and reviews 3 10 1967-1970 "Crocodile Smile" script 3 8 1968 March "Crocodile Smile" in Dramatics Magazine zerox of Dramatists Play Service (DPS) catalogue entry for script. 3 9 1979 May-June "Crocodile Smile" mounted production photographs and cover of Dramatists Play Service script edition 55 3 undated "Crocodile Smile" poster 22 POS.139 undated "Cross-Examination" bi-play draft (2 copies) 4 1 1967 January 20 Access to Materials

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 "Cross-Examination" bi-play typescript draft 4 2 1967 March 1 Access to Materials

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 "Cross-Examination" bi-play revision (2 copies) 4 4 1967 October 1 Access to Materials

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 "Cross-Examination" bi-play script (2 copies) 4 3 1967 October 1 Access to Materials

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 "Dark Sonnets" recording 156 2 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Dear World" caricature by Billings for show logo 7 6 circa 1960s "Dear World" posters 177 2 circa 1967 "Dear World" original manuscript, notes, and revisions by Jerry Herman, Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee 7 2 circa 1967-1968 "Dear World" original manuscript 3, notes, and revisions 7 3 circa 1967-1968 "Dear World" early drafts containing various versions, drafts, notes 7 1 1967-1968 Scope and Contents

Also called "Tomorrow Morning"

 "Dear World" script draft with typed note from Ann Levack (signed "Ann") 7 4 1967 "Dear World" Angela Lansbury newspaper announcement 176 1 1968 April 28 "Dear World" programs and memorabilia containing "gift frame" (empty), proof of 1st New York Times advertisement for the show, proof color photo of Angela Lansbury used on Playbill cover, and three Playbills 7 5 1968-1969 "Dear World" (Karl Varld) script text for the Swedish production. Gift of Ostgotateatern. 7 7 1984 "Dear World" script 126 27 1998 "Dear World" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 54 6 undated "Dear World" poster starring Angela Lansbury 22 POS.140-142 101 undated "Dear World" poster and LP design for Dear World by Carlos Calderon entitled "Countess Aurelia" 57 DES.2 undated "Dear World" souvenir program 176 7 undated "Dear World" starring Angela Lansbury poster 96 POS.216 undated "The Diamond Orchid" poster 177 3 circa 1960 "The Diamond Orchid" script 5 1 1960 October 15 Scope and Contents

Later became "Sparks Fly Upward"

 "The Diamond Orchid" script 5 2 1960 October 15 Scope and Contents

Later became "Sparks Fly Upward"

 "The Diamond Orchid" programs from the world premiere production at Schubert Theatre, New Haven, Conneticut, the National Theatre, Washington D.C., Henry Miller Theatre on Broadway (now the Stephen Sondheim Theatre); Review from the Arizona Sun. 5 6 1961-1965 "The Diamond Orchid" script revisions for pages II 5 32-34 5 5 1963 March 1 Scope and Contents

Later called "Sparks Fly Upward."

 "The Diamond Orchid" script revision 5 3-4 1963 March 1 Scope and Contents

Later became "Sparks Fly Upward"

 "The Diamond Orchid" production photographs with Jennifer West and Mario Alcalde. 5 7 1965 "The Diamond Orchid" mounted production photographs and playbill cover 55 4 undated "The Diamond Orchid" Sam Norkin drawing (two copies of original) 1 "The Diamond Orchid" starring Jennifer West and Bruce Gordon poster 94 POS.214 undated "Dilly" working File 1 containing copy of notes on lyrics revisions for the musical play written with Vernon Duke 6 5 1954-1955 Access to Materials

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 "Dilly" working File 2 6 6 1954-1955 Access to Materials

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 "Dilly" script 6 3 1954 May 10 Access to Materials

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 "Dilly" script 6 2 1954 September 1 Access to Materials

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 "Dilly" lyric Script 6 4 1955 June 7 Access to Materials

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 "Dilly" script 6 1 1955 October 15 Access to Materials

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 "Eclipse" playscript 1 6 undated Favorite Story: "Jane Eyre" program 1, part 2, "Vanity Fair" program 2, part 2 157 7 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Les Miserables" program 1, part 1, "Diamond Lens" program 2, part 1 157 1 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Les Miserables" program 1, part 2, "Diamond Lens" program 2, part 2 157 2 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Little Women" program 3, part 1, "Wuthering Heights" program 4, part 1 157 4 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Little Women" program 3, part 2, "Wuthering Heights" program 4, part 2 157 3 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" program 5, part 1, "Cyrano de Bergerac" program 6, part 1 157 6 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" program 5, part 2, "Cyrano de Bergerac" program 6, part 2 157 5 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Joan of Arc" program 13, part 1, "Frankenstein" program 14, part 1 157 8 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Joan of Arc" program 13, part 2, "Frankenstein" program 14, part 2 157 9 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" program 17, part 1, "The Man Who Sold His Shadow to the Devil" program 18, part 1 158 1 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" program 17, part 2, "The Man Who Sold His Shadow to the Devil" program 18, part 2 158 2 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Lodging for a Night" program 19, part 1, "Alice in Wonderland" program 20, part 1 158 3 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Lodging for a Night" program 19, part 2, "Alice in Wonderland" program 20, part 2 158 4 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Rappicini's Daughter" program 21, part 1, "Moby Dick" program 22, part 1 158 6 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Rapiccini's Daughter" program 21, part 2, "Moby Dick" program 22, part 2 158 5 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Great Expectations" program 23, part 1, "Phantom Rickshaw" program 24, part 1 158 7 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Great Expectations" program 23, part 2, "Phantom Rickshaw" program 24, part 2 158 8 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Sire de meletroits Door" program 25, part 1, "God Sees the Truth, but Waits," program 26, part 1 159 1 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Sire de Maletroits Door" program 25, part 2, "God Sees the Truth, but Waits" program 26, part 2 159 2 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Debt Collector," program 27, part 1, "Gulliver's Travels," program 28, part 1 159 3 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Debt Collector," program 27, part 2, "Gulliver's Travels," program 28, part 2 159 4 circa 1946 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" radio script 22 18 1946 June 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Cyrano de Bergerac" radio script 22 21 1946 June 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" radio script 23 17 1946 July 2 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Little Women" radio script 25 11 1946 July 9 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Great Expectations" radio script 23 5 1946 July 23 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" radio script 24 25 1946 July 30 Favorite Story: "Jane Eyre" radio script 23 13 1946 August 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Huck Finn" radio script with music and lyrics 23 8 1946 August 13 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" radio script 22 27 1946 August 20 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Luck of Roaring Camp" radio script 25 12 1946 September 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Meridian 7-1212" radio script 25 13 1946 September 10 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Gulliver's Travels" radio script 23 7 1946 September 17 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Sire de Maletroit's Door" radio script 24 16 1946 September 24 Favorite Story: "Arabian Nights" radio script 22 3 1946 October 15 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Count of Monte Cristo" radio script 25 6 1946 October 22 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Phantom Rickshaw" radio script 24 11 1946 October 29 Favorite Story: "From the Earth to the Moon" radio script 25 9 1946 November 5 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "From the Earth to the Moon" radio script 25 7 1946 November 5 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Vanity Fair" radio script 24 27 1946 November 12 Favorite Story: "The Man Who Sold His Shadow To The Devil" radio script 23 26 1946 November 19 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Prince and the Pauper" radio script 25 14 1946 November 26 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Wuthering Heights" radio script 25 1 1946 December 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "God Sees the Truth but Waits" radio script 23 3 1946 December 10 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Journey to Bethlehem" radio script 25 10 1946 December 17 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Blessed Are They" radio script 25 5 1946 December 24 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Three Musketeers" radio script 24 21 1946 December 31 Favorite Story: "Aladdin," program 59, part 1, "The Suicide Club," program 60, part 1 162 7 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Aladdin," program 59, part 2, "The Suicide Club," program 60, part 2 162 8 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Ben Hur" program, 51 part 1, "Mutineers of the Bounty" program, 52 part 1 161 7 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Ben Hur" program, 51 part 2, "Mutineers of the Bounty" program, 52 part 2 161 8 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Bottle Imp" program 49 part 1, "Cashel Byran's Profession" program part 1 161 5 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Bottle Imp" program 49 part 2, "Cashel Byran's Profession" program part 2 161 6 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Casey at the Bat," program 31, part 1, "The Light That Failed," program 32, part 1 159 5 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Casey at the Bat," program 31, part 2, "The Light That Failed," program 32, part 2 159 6 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine," program 55, part 1, "Marco Polo," program 56, part 1 162 3 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine," program 55, part 2, "Marco Polo," program 56, part 2 162 4 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Crime of Sylvester Bonna," program 63, part 1, "Looking Backward," program 64, part 1 140 3 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Crime of Sylvester Bonna," program 63, part 2, "Looking Backward," program 64, part 2 140 4 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" program 35 part 1, "Oliver Twist" program 36 part 1 160 1 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" program 35 part 2, "Oliver Twist" program 36 part 2 160 2 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Inside a Kid's Head," program 61, part 1, "A Doll's House," program 62, part 1 140 2 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Inside a Kid's Head," program 61, part 2, "A Doll's House," program 62, part 2 140 1 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" program 37 part 1, "The Three Musketeers" program 38 part 1 160 3 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" program 37 part 2, "The Three Musketeers" program 38 part 2 160 4 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Lost Horizon" program 45 part 1, "Lady of the Lamp" program 46 part 1 161 1 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Lost Horizon" program 45 part 2, "Lady of the Lamp" program 46 part 2 161 2 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man from Yesterday," program 57, part 1, "A Tale of Two Cities," program 58, part 1 162 5 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man from Yesterday," program 57, part 2, "A Tale of Two Cities," program 58, part 2 162 6 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Without a Country," program 33, part 1, "Mary, Queen of Scots," program 34, part 1 159 8 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Without a Country," program 33, part 2, "Mary Queen of Scots," program 34, part 2 159 7 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Who Made Gold," program 53, part 1, "Washington Square," program 54, part 1 162 1 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Who Made Gold," program 53, part 2, "Washington Square," program 54, part 2 162 2 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" program 47 part 1, "Pride and Prejudice" program 46 part 1 161 3 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" program 47 part 2, "Pride and Prejudice" program 46 part 2 161 4 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate run time: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Mystery of Room 323" program 39 part 1, "Tom Sawyer" program 40 part 1 160 5 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Mystery of Room 323" program 39 part 2, "Tom Sawyer" program 40 part 2 160 6 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story" "Peter Ibbestan" program 41 part 1, "The Necklace" program 42 part 1 160 7 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story" "Peter Ibbestan" program 41 part 2, "The Necklace" program 42 part 2 160 8 circa 1947 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 "Favorite Story" souvenir programs 177 4 circa 1947-1950 Favorite Story: "The Queen of Spades" radio script 24 13 1947 January 7 Favorite Story: "David Copperfield" radio script 22 22 1947 January 14 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Casting Away of Mrs. Aushire" radio script 22 16 1947 January 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Moby Dick" radio script 24 1 1947 February 4 Favorite Story: "The Importance of Being Ernest" radio script 23 9 1947 February 11 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Frankenstein" radio script 22 30 1947 February 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Alice In Wonderland" radio script 22 1 1947 February 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Jamie Freel" radio script 23 12 1947 March 11 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" radio script 22 26 1947 March 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Lodging for a Night" radio script 23 20 1947 March 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Ben Hur: A Tale of the Christ" radio script 22 7 1947 April 1 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Moonstone" radio script 24 3 1947 April 15 Favorite Story: "Mayerling" radio script 23 29 1947 April 22 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Mary Queen of Scots" radio script 23 28 1947 April 29 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Oliver Twist" radio script 24 7 1947 April 29 Favorite Story: "A Window in Thrums" radio script 25 17 1947 May 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Debt-Collector" radio script 22 23 1947 May 13 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Glass Eye" radio script 23 2 1947 May 20 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Man Without a Country" radio script 23 27 1947 May 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Casey at the Bat" radio script 22 14 1947 June 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Mystery of Room 323" radio script 24 5 1947 September 3 Favorite Story: "Peter Ibbetson" radio script 24 10 1947 September 16 Favorite Story: "Tom Sawyer" radio script 24 23 1947 September 23 Favorite Story: "The Necklace" radio script 24 6 1947 October 7 Favorite Story: "The Lady of the Lamp" radio script 23 16 1947 October 21 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Bottle Imp" radio script 22 11 1947 October 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Cashel Byron's Profession" radio script 22 15 1947 November 4 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Mutineers of the Bounty" radio script 24 4 1947 November 11 Favorite Story: "The Golden Ingot" radio script 23 4 1947 November 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Inside a Kid's Head" radio script 23 11 1947 December 2 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Washington Square" radio script 24 28 1947 December 2 Favorite Story: "The Man from Yesterday" radio script 23 25 1947 December 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Suicide Club" radio script 24 19 1947 December 30 Favorite Story: "Around the World in Eighty Days," program 97, part 1, "The Dynamiter," program 98, part 1 143 7 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Around the World in Eighty Days," program 97, part 2, "The Dynamiter," program 98, part 2 143 8 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Bet," program 77, part 1, "The Valient," program 78, part 1 2 7 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Bet," program 77, part 2, "The Valient," program 78, part 2 2 8 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Blue Danube," program 81, part 1, "The Jest of Hahalaba," program 82, part 1 142 1 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Blue Danube," program 81, part 2, "The Jest of Hahalaba," program 82, part 2 142 2 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Change of Face," program 103, part 1, "The Yound Man Who Stroked Cats," program 104, part 1 144 5 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Change of Face," program 103, part 2, "The Young Man Who Stroked Cats," program 104, part 2 144 6 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny," program 91, part 1, "The Roll Call of the Reef", program 92, part 1 143 1 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny," program 91, part 1, "The Roll Call of the Reef," program 92, part 1 4 1 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny," program 91, part 2, "The Roll Call of the Reef", program 92, part 2 143 2 circa 1948 Favorite Story: "The Gambler," program 93, part 1, "Francesca da Rimini," program 94, part 1 143 3 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Gambler," program 93, part 2, "Francesca da Rimini," program 94, part 2 143 4 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Green Mansions," program 73, part 1, "The Vendetta," program 74, part 1 141 3 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Green Mansions," program 73, part 2, "The Vendetta," program 74, part 2 141 4 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" program 101, part 1, "When the Door Opened--?" program 102, part 1 144 3 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" program 101, part 2, "When the Door Opened--?" program 102, part 2 144 4 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Judgement of Paris," program 95, part 1, "The Flying Dutchman," program 96, part 1 143 5 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Judgement of Paris," program 95, part 2, "The Flying Dutchman," program 96, part 2 143 6 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Magic Shop," program 99, part 1, "Enoch Soames," program 100, part 1 144 1 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Magic Shop," program 99, part 2, "Enoch Soames," program 100, part 2 144 2 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife," program 71, part 1, "The Young Years," program 72, part 1 141 1 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife," program 71, part 2, "The Young Years," program 72, part 2 141 2 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Piece of String," program 83, part 1, "The Strange Valley," program 84, part 1 142 3 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Piece of String," program 83, part 2, "The Strange Valley," program 84, part 2 142 4 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Son's Veto," program 75, part 1, "Rhythm," program 76, part 1 141 5 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Son's Veto," program 75, part 2, "Rhythm," program 76, part 2 141 6 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Telltale Heart," program 65, part 1, "The Brownings," program 66, part 1 140 5 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Telltale Heart," program 65, part 2, "The Brownings," program 66, part 2 140 6 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Time Machine," program 89, part 1, "The Monkey's Paw," program 90, part 1 142 7 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Time Machine," program 89, part 2, "The Monkey's Paw," program 90, part 2 142 8 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Turn of the Screw," program 105, part 1, "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg," program 106, part 1 144 7 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Turn of the Screw," program 105, part 2, "The Young Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg," program 106, part 2 144 8 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Window," program 67, part 1, "The Glass Eye," program 68, part 1 140 8 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Window," program 67, part 2, "The Glass Eye," program 68, part 2 140 7 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Work of Art," program 85, part 1, "All My Children," program 86, part 1 142 5 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "A Work of Art," program 85, part 2, "All My Children," program 86, part 2 142 6 circa 1948 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Lost Horizon" radio script 23 22 1948 January 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Light that Failed" radio script 23 18 1948 January 20 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Around The World In Eighty Days" radio script 22 4 1948 January 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Escape to Nowhere" radio script 25 8 1948 February 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Brownings" radio script 22 12 1948 February 10 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Young Years" radio script 25 3 1948 February 24 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "A Tale of Two Cities" radio script 24 20 1948 March 9 Favorite Story: "A Doll's House" radio script 22 25 1948 March 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Our Lives Have Just Begun" radio script 25 15 1948 March 23 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Green Mansions" radio script 23 6 1948 April 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Treasure Island" radio script 25 16 1948 April 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Son's Veto" radio script 24 17 1948 May 4 Favorite Story: "The Bet" radio script 126 24 1948 May 18 Favorite Story: "The Aspern Papers" radio script 22 5 1948 May 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Blue Danube" radio script 22 10 1948 June 8 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "A Piece of String" radio script 24 12 1948 September 4 Favorite Story: "The Country of the Blind" radio script 22 20 1948 September 14 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Youth" radio script 25 4 1948 September 26 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Valiant" radio script 24 26 1948 October 5 Favorite Story: "All My Children" radio script 22 2 1948 October 19 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Jest of Hahalaba" radio script 23 14 1948 October 26 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Association" radio script 22 6 1948 November 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Long Ago" radio script 23 21 1948 November 23 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Time Machine" radio script 24 22 1948 November 30 Favorite Story: "The Monkey's Paw" radio script 24 2 1948 December 7 Favorite Story: "The Copper Penny" radio script 22 19 1948 December 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid," program 109, part 1, "The Gift of Laughter," program 110, part 1 145 3 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid," program 109, part 2, "The Gift of Laughter," program 110, part 2 146 4 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "In the Time of the Tenor," program 115, part 1, "The Doll in the Pink Silk Dress," program 116, part 1 146 1 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "In the Time of the Tenor," program 115, part 2, "The Doll in the Pink Silk Dress," program 116, part 2 146 2 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Little Minister," program 117, part 1 146 3 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Little Minister," program 117, part 2 146 4 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Magnificent Lie," program 113, part 1, "The Brushwood Box," program 114, part 1 145 7 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Magnificent Lie," program 113, part 2, "The Brushwood Box," program 114, part 2 145 8 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Pacific Crossing," program 107, part 1, "The Substitute," program 108, part 1 145 1 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Pacific Crossing," program 107, part 2, "The Substitute," program 108, part 2 145 2 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Passing of the Third Floor Back," program 111, part 1, "Lifeline," program 112, part 1 145 5 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "Passing of the Third Floor Back," program 111, part 2, "Lifeline," program 112, part 2 145 6 circa 1949 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Favorite Story: "The Gambler" radio script 22 31 1949 January 4 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Paolo and Francesca" radio script 24 8 1949 January 11 Favorite Story: "Roll-Call of the Reef" radio script 24 15 1949 January 18 Favorite Story: "The Judgement of Paris" radio script 23 15 1949 January 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Magic Shop" radio script 23 23 1949 February 8 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Flying Dutchman" radio script 22 29 1949 February 15 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Enough Soames" radio script 22 28 1949 March 1 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "When the Door Opened" radio script 24 29 1949 March 8 Favorite Story: "The Young Man Who Stroked Cats" radio script 25 2 1949 March 15 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Change of Face" radio script 22 17 1949 March 29 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Passing of the Third Floor Back" radio script 24 9 1949 March 29 Favorite Story: "The Substitute" radio script 24 18 1949 August 5 Favorite Story: "The Turn of the Screw" radio script 24 24 1949 August 9 Favorite Story: "The Gift of Laughter" radio script 23 1 1949 August 11 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "Billy the Kid" radio script 22 9 1949 October 10 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Magnificent Lie" radio script 23 24 1949 October 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Bushwood Boy" radio script 22 13 1949 October 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "In the Time of Terror" radio script 23 10 1949 November 8 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Doll in the Pink Silk Dress" radio script 22 24 1949 November 8 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Little Minister" radio script 23 19 1949 November 15 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 Favorite Story: "The Suicide Club" radio script 126 38 1954 September 23 Favorite Story: "The Sunken City", "Arabian Nights" 170 5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Favorite Story: "Huckleberry Finn", "Jamie Freel" 170 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Favorite Story: "The Aspen Papers" 170 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Favorite Story: "David Copperfield", "Queen of Spades" 170 2 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Favorite Story: "Long Ago", "The Assignation" 170 7 undated Favorite Story: "The Maniac", "The Youth" 170 8 undated Favorite Story: "Mr. Shakespeare", "Mayerling" 170 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Favorite Story poster 7 POS.96 undated Favorite Story: "Rhythm" radio script 24 14 undated Favorite Story: "The Strange Mr. Bartleby," "Cyano de Bergerac" 170 3 undated "First Monday in October" program from the Cleveland Playhouse 10 5 1975-1976 "First Monday in October" production photographs, press release and reviews 8 1 1975-1978 "First Monday in October" photographs 8 2 1975-1979 Scope and Contents

In the production photographs: Eugene Hare, Melvyn Douglas, George Brengel, Spencer McIntyre, Robert Snook, Ben Letter, Earl Keyes, John Buck, Jr., Jean Arthur; 2) Larry Gates, Eugene Stuckmann, Maurice Copeland, Earl Sydnor, Patrick McCullough, Alexander Reed, Jane Alexander.

 "First Monday in October" article "No Monday Blues for Martha Scott" 21 POS.138 1978 "First Monday in October" caricatures of "Supreme Court Justices Jane Alexander and Henry Fonda 69 ART.16 1978 "First Monday in October" cartoon featuring Henry Fonda and Jane Alexander by Al Hirschfeld 21 POS.135 1978 "First Monday in October" movie 168 1 1981 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 99 minutes.

 "First Monday in October" movie poster 99 POS.219 98 POS.218 circa 1981 "First Monday in October" Riverside Community Players program and review 163 3 1992 December 4-13 "First Monday in October" photographs and negatives from Paramount Pictures 1 7 1994 "First Monday in October" mounted playbill cover 56 1 undated "First Monday in October" poster 20 POS.133-134 undated "First Monday in October" poster featuring Henry Fonda and Jane Alexander 21 POS.136 undated "First Monday in October" poster featuring Henry Fonda;,Jane Alexander, Maurice Copeland, Ron Faber, Truman Gaige 21 POS.137 undated "First Monday in October" poster featuring Henry Fonda, Jane Alexander, Maurice Copeland, Ron Faber, Truman Gaige 21 POS.137 undated "First Monday in October" Sam Norkin drawing (copy of original) 2 undated "First Monday in October" starring Henry Fonda and Jane Alexander 93 POS.213 undated "For Sonnets" original recordings 156 1 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 "The Gang's All Here" rehearsal script 8 7 circa 1957-1959 "The Gang's All Here" ribbon script copy revision 8 3 1957 September 1 "The Gang's All Here" ribbon script copy revision labeled "Bob's copy" 8 4 1957 September 1 "The Gang's All Here" script 8 5 1957 September 1 "The Gang's All Here" caricature of "Poker Game and Dancing" by Sam Norkin 52 MEM.8 80 ART.23 1959 "The Gang's All Here" photograph from newsclipping 8 10 1959 "The Gang's All Here" production photograph featuring Bernard Lenrow, E. G. Marshall, Fred Stewart, Bert Wheller, Melvyn Douglas, Paul McGrath 8 11 1959 "The Gang's All Here" Playbill from the Ambassador Theatre Broadway with Melvin Douglas 8 8 1959 "The Gang's All Here" script revision 8 6 1959 June 15 "The Gang's All Here" complete text program 176 2 1960 "The Gang's All Here" poster 14 POS.117a-POS.117b 1960 "The Gang's All Here" production materials including Theatre Arts with script, flyer; UCLA Summer Theatre Workshop with Robert E. Lee directing; letter to Bobfrom Zelda Fichandler, Arena Stage 8 9 1960-1971 Scope and Contents

"The Gang's All Here" poster 177 5 circa 1967 "The Gang's All Here" cartoon scene of "Poker and Dancing" by Al Hirshfeld 67 ART.11 undated "The Gang's All Here" mounted playbill and production photographs 56 2 undated "The Gang's All Here" poster 175 1 undated "The Gang's All Here" set design entitled "The White House" 59 DES.4 undated "Houseboat in Kashmir" original typescript 9 1 1966 August 24 Access to Materials

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 "Houseboat in Kashmir" typescript 9 2 1966 September Access to Materials

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 "Houseboat in Kashmir" script revision 9 3 1966 November Access to Materials

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 "Houseboat in Kashmir" script copy revised 9 4 1967 July 14 Access to Materials

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 "Houseboat in Kashmir" script copy revision 9 5 1968 August Access to Materials

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 "Houseboat in Kashmir" Alternative script 9 6 undated "The Incomparable Max" manuscript ribbon copy 10 1 circa 1969-1971 "The Incomparable Max" original typescript copy from stories by Max Beerbolm 10 2 circa 1969-1971 "The Incomparable Max" memorabillia including Black tie opening invitation car and envelope at the Royal Theatre 10 3 1971 "The Incomparable Max" programs from Royale Theatre Broadway; Curtain Time Fireside Theatre Selection with production photographs. 10 4 1971-1972 "The Incomparable Max" mounted playbill and 2 production photographs 54 2 undated "The Incomporable Max" poster 15 POS.122-POS.123 undated "The Incomporable Max" set design 18 POS.126 16 POS.124-POS.125 1969 "The Incomparable Max" caricature by Sam Norkin 77 ART.20 1971 "The Incomporable Max" set design 17 POS.125 undated "Inherit the Wind" programs 112 24 1955-1985 "Inherit the Wind" ephemera including program from movie version with Herschfeld cartoon cover design; Community Players of Sheboygan program, Cleveland Plain Dealer "Play Boys from Ohio" article, reviews, clippings. 11 15 1955-1990 "Inherit the Wind" press and clippings 11 38 1955-2000 "Inherit the Wind" clippings and programs 153 7 1955 "Inherit the Wind" poster featuring Paul Muni 25 POS.169 1956 "Inherit the Wind" program 84 12 1955 "Inherit the Wind" cartoon by Al Hirschfeld titled "Roughing Up the Consciousness" 28 POS.178a-POS.178b circa 1956 "Inherit the Wind" program 85 5 1956 "Inherit the Wind" programs 163 5 1957, 1974 "Inherit the Wind" programs and articles including film program, Paul Muni production production and articles from Theatre Arts, Play and Players, Theatre World, and American Artist 11 18 1957-1960, 1987 "Inherit the Wind" Russian translation script from Moscow 11 5 1957 "Inherit the Wind" screenplay revision by Nathan E. Douglas, Harold Jacob Smoth, Stanley Kramer productions 11 1 1959 August 13 "Inherit the Wind" movie poster featuring Spencer Tracy, Frederic March, Gene Kelly 32 POS.186a-186c 34 POS.187 27 POS.193 30 POS.191 circa 1960 "Inherit the Wind" poster 25 POS.162 circa 1960 "Inherit the Wind" caricature scene of "Courtroom: Questioning the Witness" by Al Hirschfeld ART.12 1960 "Inherit the Wind" program from St. Martin's Theatre in London 11 12 1960 "Inherit the Wind" Digest of American Plays 11 26 1961 Scope and Contents

#98 is "Inherit the Wind."

 "Inherit the Wind" program at the Habimah Theatre, Israel 11 9 circa 1962 "Inherit the Wind" article from Amateur Stage by Gale Webb about the play 11 11 1962 May "Inherit the Wind" at the Habimah Theatre clippings and programs including review from the Jerusalem Post 11 19 1962 September 13 General Note

Gift of the Israeli Theatre Archive.

 "Inherit the Wind" poster 25 POS.170 circa 1965 "Inherit the Wind" with Melyvn Douglas poster 92 POS.212 undated "Inherit the Wind" Australian Broadcasting Radio adaption of the script by Joy Hollyer. 11 2 1968 "Inherit the Wind" photographs: Turkish production 126 5 circa 1973 "Inherit the Wind" Turkish script Maymun Davasi by Holit Calkir National Theatre of Ankara 11 22 1973 "Inherit the Wind" chapter in " The Glory of God is Intelligence", a student resource manual from the department of Christian Education of the Church of Jesus Christ and the Latter Day Saints, pages 16-19 11 27 1974 "Inherit the Wind" at Berea Summer Theatre 25th Anniversary Season program and production letter 163 1 1981-1983 "Inherit the Wind" script revisions adaption for television by John Gay (2 copies) 11 3 1987 April 6 "Inherit the Wind" television script by John Gay 11 4 1987 October "Inherit the Wind" Haifa Theatre production news article 11 20 1988 General Note

Gift of Isreali Theatre Archive.

 "Inherit the Wind" taped movie 168 4 1988 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 120 minutes.

 "Inherit the Wind" television movie with Jason Robards, Kirk Douglas 168 3 1988 March Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 2 hours.

 "Inherit the Wind" program from Crossroads Theatre production, Santa Monica, California 11 10 circa 1989-1990 "Inherit the Wind" production at Israel's Haya Municipal Theatre programs, reviews, photographs, and copy of Lowe caricature MIishpot Ha-Kafim Haifa Municipal Theatre 11 6 1989 "Inherit the Wind" review from Jerusalem Post entitled "Do-or-Die Struggle" 11 13 1989 March 10 "Inherit the Wind" review entitled "A New Wind Blows Through Troubled Israel" about the Haifa Municipal Theatre production. 11 16 1989 June "Inherit the Wind" clippings from the Nashville Banner; clippings about the Alabama Shakespeare Festival production; clippings from the Birmingham News, Montgomery Advertiser program notes 11 21 1990-1991 "Inherit the Wind" Cantonese script translation by Liang Tee Tue for production of Four Star Players, New York directed by Tue with English and Chinese subtitles 11 23 1990 "Inherit the Wind" Clarence Darrow in "Timeline" article; "Darrow for Defense" by Gerald Carson photograph essay. 11 29 1990 "Inherit the Wind" from the Pace University in New York City bilingual production with English and Chinese subtitles. 11 8 1990 "Inherit the Wind" Scranton Court Theatre program and reviews including articles publicizing visit by Jerome Lawrence 11 7 1990 "Inherit the Wind" Chinese version at the Four Seas Players 168 14 168 8 1990 March 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(2) VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Inherit the Wind" OSU productions 168 10 1990 Fall Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 120 minutes.

 "Inherit the Wind" Ohio State University production program, invitation, clipping, photograph of Jerome Lawrence with cast presented in connection with Jerome Lawrence residency and 75th birthday celebration. 11 28 1990 November "Inherit the Wind" at the Scranton Courthouse 11 37 1991 "Inherit the Wind" Philadelphia City Hall Court Room 253, Philadelphia production with Jason Miller & Malachy McCourt presented by Scranton Public Theatre 11 24 1991 "Inherit the Wind" undergraduate paper for Theatre 673 with Dr. Alan Woods at Ohio State University written by Suzanne A. Feldstein "The Devil from Chicago to Stage" using research material from the Theatre Research Institute 11 25 1991 "Inherit the Wind" dress rehearsal, directed by Don Langford in Prescott, AZ 168 15 1991 February 5 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 104 minutes.

 "Inherit the Wind" artspace 170 14 1991 November "Inherit the Wind" program 126 10 1995 "Inherit the Wind" articles about the show in Texas 176 3 1996, 2004 "Inherit the Wind" clippings 1 8 1996-1998 "Inherit the Wind" clippings 1 9 1999 "Inherit the Wind" clippings 153 14 2000 "Inherit the Wind" programs, guides, correspondence 126 11 2000 "Inherit the Wind" programs 176 4 2000-2001 "Inherit the Wind" production file with Christopher Plummer as Henry Drummond 176 5 2007 "Inherit the Wind" production photographs 10 7 undated "Inherit the Wind" Al Hirschfeld cartoon 28 POS.179-POS.180 undated "Inherit the Wind" Al Hirschfeld drawing (two copies of original) 3 undated "Inherit the Wind" and "Auntie Mame" souvenir dishes 51 13A undated "Inherit the Wind" bilingual poster in Chinese and English 30 POS.184 undated "Inherit the Wind" cartoon from the Russian production, photocopy 11 14 undated "Inherit the Wind" ceramic dish 53 1 undated "Inherit the Wind" clippings in Hebrew 11 39 undated "Inherit the Wind" display board with article clippings and photographs 32 POS.188 undated "Inherit the Wind" hand held fan featuring performers Bill Bears, Betsy Levine, Judy Risher, Bud Weiser 25 POS.165 undated "Inherit the Wind" hand held stick and paper fan 25 POS.161 undated "Inherit the Wind" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 55 2 undated "Inherit the Wind" newspaper advertisement from the New York Times 29 POS.181 undated "Inherit the Wind" playbill poster 25 POS.164 undated "Inherit the Wind" poster 30 POS.183a-183c 25 POS.163 25 POS.166 25 POS.171-POS.177 undated "Inherit the Wind" poster featuring Murray Guterson, Bill Dwyer, Emmett Watson 31 POS.185 undated "Inherit the Wind" poster for English/Chinese production 34 POS.190 undated "Inherit the Wind" production photographs from the movie, and of the marquee for Paul Muni in "Inherit the Wind" at the National Theatre 11 17 undated "Inherit the Wind" scene design for the "Office" drawn by Nancy Lewison 56 DES.1 undated "Inherit the Wind" scene "Conversation" by Ronald Searle 71 ART.14 undated "Inherit the Wind" starring James and Robert Prosky at Ford's Theatre poster 88 POS.196 undated "Inherit the Wind" Variety magazine cover 29 POS.182 undated "Inside a Kid's Mind" Russian script translation (3 copies) 13 1 undated "Jabberwock" memos and outlines 12 6 1971 September, 1972 October "Jabberwock" handwritten directing notes from the Ohio State University and Dallas production in a wire-spiral bound notebook made by Jerome Lawrence with program from Ohio State University 12 5 1972 "Jabberwock" reviews from the Ohio State Lantern 47 MEM.15 1972 November 20 "Jabberwock" rehearsal script marked "Rev. 11 Sep '72." 12 1 1972 September 1 "Jabberwock" programs from the Ohio State University production 12 7 1972 November "Jabberwock" programs 113 1 1972 November-December "Jabberwock" Ohio State Lantern article 'Jabberwock Premieres November 18' 50 5 1972 November 6 "Jabberwock" Ohio State Lantern article "Jabberwock Authors in Town for Premiere" 50 8 1972 November 13 "Jabberwock" Ohio State Lantern article "Jabberwock premieres; Thurber's Humor Helped Him Through Life at OSU" 50 7 1972 November 17 "Jabberwock" Ohio State Lantern article 'Lawrence, Lee on Conformity Rebellion' and 'Thurber: Insightful Misfit' 50 6 1972 November 20 "Jabberwock" reviews, flyers, advertisements from various productions 12 8 1973 "Jabberwock" revised script play marked "Revised Jan 1973"; 1 Black & White glossy 5X7 of stage setting and comments from APT members 12 2 1973 January "Jabberwock" American Playwrights Theatre pilot script 12 3 1973 March "Jabberwock" review from The Dallas Times Herald by Bob Porter entitled "'Jabberwock' Comes to Life" 12 9 1973 March "Jabberwock" American Playwrights Theatre pilot script plus holograph notes from Office of the Professor of Thurber Studies at the Ohio State University about copies of scripts on loan from collection, signed "Lewis" and addressed to "Bob". 12 4 1973 April "Jabberwock" Ohio State Lantern article"'Jabberwock Freaks Reflect Thurber Touch" 50 9 1979 November 20 "Jabberwock" mounted program cover and production photographs 54 5 undated "Jabberwock" poster 14 POS.120 undated "Jam Session in Foggia" by Jerome Lawrence story in the Saturday Evening Post 50 2 1945 December 5 "Kurin" script 3 1 1961 March 20 "The Laugh Maker" script, reviews: Los Angeles Mirror and Plain Dealer 3 7 1963 August 20 Scope and Contents

"Laughmaker" later became "Crocodile Smile".

 "The Laugh Maker" clippings and programs 153 8 undated "Live Spelled Backwards" manuscript copy of the play by Jerome Lawrence 13 2 circa 1966 "Live Spelled Backwards" program from Beverly Hills Playhouse production, given as a work in progress 13 3 circa 1966 "Live Spelled Backwards" mounted production photographs and cover of Dramatists Play service script edition 54 4 undated "Look Ma! I'm Dancin'!" reviews, "Inherit the Wind" reviews 163 4 1948, 1955-1960, 1990s-2000s "Look Ma! I'm Dancin'!" clippings and programs 153 10 1948-1956 "Look Ma! I'm Dancin'!" clippings and programs 153 9 1948 "Look Ma! I'm Dancin'!" reviews of original production with Nancy Walker 13 4 1948 "Look Ma, I'm Dancin'" caricature of the "Pajama Dance" 61 ART.5 circa 1949 "Look Ma! I'm Dancin'!" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 54 1 undated "Look Ma! I'm Dancin!" poster 14 POS.121 undated "The Lost Letters of General Robert E. Lee" novel 126 3 1995 "Mame" assorted posters 177 7 circa 1960s "Mame" casting photos and resumes for the original Broadway production 14 8 circa 1960s "Mame" caricature of Angela Lansbury as Mame 60 ART.6 circa 1960s "Mame" script proofs pages corrected for the Random House script publication 14 5-6 circa 1960s "Mame" starring Gaylea Byrne as Mame program 11 35 circa 1960s "Mame" stationary letterhead sheets 14 30 circa 1960s "Mame" assorted posters 102 circa 1960s-1980s "Mame" tickets, reviews from New York and San Francisco from "MD Magazine", "Chicago Daily News" Celeste Holm 14 26 1966-1968 "Mame" photograph: Angela Lansbury and Frankie Michaels 126 4 circa 1966 "Mame" poster starring Angela Lansbury 26 POS.146 circa 1966 "Mame" caricature with Angela Lansbury by Sam Norkin 76 ART.17 73 ART.18 1966 "Mame" Boston preview information including Boston Panorama guide; essay "The Early Story Of The Winter Garden Theatre" by Ruth Maitland to Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee 14 17 1966 "Mame" promotional articles and reviews from the New York Production with Angela Lansbury 14 18 1966 "Mame" published music entitled "Easy Piano Arrangements" of selections from "Mame" including "If He Walked Into My Life," "Open A New Window," "We Need A Little Christmas," "My Best Girl," "Mame." 14 27 1966 "Mame" revised script Las Vegas version from in a Studio Duplicating Service Inc. marked "Las Vegas version" 14 4 1966 January 1 "Mame" revised script with cover in a Studio Duplicating Service Inc. 14 2-3 1966 January 1 "Mame" LIFE magazine cover photographs of Angela Lansbury 37 MEM.11 1966 June 17 "Mame" casting materials including letters, resumes, promotional materials and auditions lists, notes for the mounting the national company. 14 7 1966-1967 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

45 rpm record; Approximate runtime: 2 minutes, 8 seconds

 "Mame" publicity from the New York Company at the Winter Garden, with reviews and promotional advertisements 14 19 1966-1967 "Mame" manuscript for publication, typed introduction, proofs from Random House with transmittle notes 14 1 1966-1967 "Mame" programs starring Angela Lansbury includes Playbills, souvenir programs, flyers from previews at Shubert, Winter Garden, & Los Angeles Civic Light Opera with the original company 14 9 1966-1968 "Mame" brochure of J. C. Williamson Theatres LTD in Australia and New Zealand 14 14 1967 "Mame" flyer, photograph, reviews including Shubert Theatre, Boston flyer, Black and White 8x10 photograph of Frankie Michaels (autographed), New York Post front page about "Mame" 14 16 1967 "Mame" flyers & programs from the National Company Tour with Celeste Holm 14 11 1967 "Mame" publicity for the National touring company with Celeste Holm including reviews, publicity and promotional articles 14 20 1967-1968 "Mame" London production with Ginger Rogers starring includes publicity, promotional articles, reviews 14 21-22 1968-1969 "Mame" press of Hollywood movie rights, tour of Australia and New Zealand. Includes clippings, releases, promotional articles 14 24 1968-1974 "Mame" programs from the Winter Garden with Janis Paige, Jane Morgan, Sheila Smith & Celeste Holm 14 10 1968 "Mame" West Coast production press including promotional articles and reviews 14 23 1968 "Mame" programs from professional companys: Susan Haywood at Caesar's Palace, Patrice Munsel at Kenley Players, Ann Miller, Mariette Hartley, Juliet Prowse at Royale Drury Lane, Gretchen Wyler Starlight 14 13 1969-1989 "Mame" clippings and programs 11 31 1969-2000 "Mame" London Production with Ginger Rogers programs 14 12 1969 "Mame" film program 163 7 circa 1974 "Mame" programs 163 6 circa 1982-1992 "Mame" posters and photographs at the Goodwill Community Theatre 163 9 1990 "Mame" photocopy of clipping with photo from Juliet Prowse in "Mame" at the State Theatre Cleveland 14 31 1990 September "Mame" at Center Theatre Group program 134 5 1992 March-April "Mame" Memories of Mame article 11 34 1993-1994 "Mame" button with Juliet Prowse 138 3 circa 1994 "Mame" programs 150 6 1994, 2002 "Mame" Glendale production programs and reviews 11 33 1994 "Mame" at the State Theatre of New Jersey program 11 36 circa 1999-2000 "Mame" reviews 1 10 1999 "Mame" Hollywood Bowl performance programs, photgraphs, and article 176 6 2004 July "Mame" at the Kennedy Center program 176 7 2006 June "Mame" actress Koshiji Fubuki photograph 10 8 undated "Mame" at Independence, Kansas community college production for Neewollah 168 11 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 120 minutes.

 "Mame" at the Hawaii Civic Light Opera 4 8 undated "Mame" Berkeley High School program 14 15 undated "Mame" caricature of Angela Lansbury 54 MEM.10 undated "Mame" caricatures of Angela Lansbury, Beatrice Arthur, Jane Connell by Al Hirschfeld 68 ART.15 undated "Mame" Dong drawing (2 copies of original drawing) 4 undated "Mame" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 55 1 undated "Mame" poster 33 POS.189 35 POS.192 undated "Mame" poster photograph 26 POS.147 undated "Mame" poster from Japanese productions 167 1 undated "Mame" production party hats (3) 14 28 undated "Mame" promotional button for Juliet Prowse at the International Hotel in Las Vegas 14 29 undated "Mame" record cover photograph of Angela Lansbury for Mame soundtrack 36 MEM.12a-12b undated "Mame" Sam Norkin drawing 103 5 undated "Mame" script, French translation 14 32 undated "The New Yorkers" script draft 1 18 1 1963 June Access to Materials

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" original manuscript, notes, research, and working outlines of the play, much on holograph paper 15 1 1966-1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Lawrence and Lee at Walden Pond 50 3 1968 November "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio State performance program and reviews 177 8 circa 1969 "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" posters 177 9 circa 1969 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" pre-production file #1 with correspondence for the American Playwrights Theatre, preliminary publicity and script changes 16 5 1969-1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Robert Lee's working copy of the script part 1 16 3 1969-1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" prompt script for the Kent State production directed by Michael Brittain; also includes photographs, reviews, National Press Release 15 3 1969-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" preliminary notes, drafts and, information on Concord 16 1 1969 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" script 126 31 1969 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" original manuscript includes corrections and notes 15 2 1969 September 27 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" first draft (sent to typist) 16 2 1969 October 18 "The Night Thorea Spent in Jail" assorted posters 91 POS.201-POS.211 circa 1970s "The Night Thorea Spent in Jail" performed by the Mint Museum Drama Guild 164 27 circa 1970s "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" subscribers reactions 176 8 circa 1970s "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" playbill and program for the world premiere 50 MEM.20a-MEM.20b circa 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Arena Stage 147 1 circa 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Hill and Wang publication correspondences and script proofs 17 22 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwrights Theatre production files 16 27 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" Broadway preproduction files including business letters, financial prospective, script changes, correspondences 17 21 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at the McGinnis Auditorium program 147 2 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio State University premiere production reviews, letters, and press clippings 16 6 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio University production file including programs, letters, reviews (Malibu File) 16 21 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" production files, University of California, Los Angeles production with directing notes, blueprints of Freud Theatre, programs, reviews, notes, and correspondence 16 16 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" review entitled "First of the Hippies" for the Financial Times London by George Oppenheimer 17 30 1970 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised copy of screenplay 15 4 1970 General Note

Property of Frank Perry Films, Inc.

 "The Night Thoreau Spent to Jail" articles in "The Ohio State University Monthly" 176 9 1970 January, 1970 May "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Eastern New Mexico University Porales programs, publicity, press release, reviews, correspondence 16 9 1970 April-May "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwrights Theatre Ohio State University premiere programs, notes, reviews, correspondence following the April Premiere & July second production 16 7 1970 April-September "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" Ohio State Lantern article "New Lawrence and Lee Production More Than Strong--Its Devastating" 50 4 1970 April 23 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Michael Brittain interview with Jerome Lawrence 171 4-5 1970 April 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Hamline University Production programs, reviews, clippings, correspondence (Malibu File) 16 10 1970 May-June "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Rio Hondo production programs, publicity, reviews, and correspondence 16 8 1970 May "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" script, part 2 American Playwrights Theatre reading copy with notes and line changes 16 4 1970 May 10 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script including Robert E. Lee's directing notes for the University of California Los Angeles production 16 11 1970 June "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Jonathan's Lennebach projector cues for University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) production under Lee's direction 16 17 1970 July-October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Robert E. Lee production notes from University of Los Angeles (UCLA) production with correspondence, promotional information, and script changes. 16 13 1970 July-October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Robert Lee's working script for University of California, Los Angeles production under Lee's direction 16 14 1970 July-October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" State University of New York, Brockport production files including programs, brochure, correspondence 16 12 1970 July "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Robert E. Lee director's notes, University of California, Los Angeles production under Lee's direction 16 15 1970 July 22 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" 2nd production at University of California Los Angeles production with script changes, notes, and correspondence 16 18 1970 September "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" production file #3 for second University of California, Los Angeles programs, letters, flyers, floor plans, notes, correspondence. 16 20 1970 October-November "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" 2nd production University of California, Los Angeles programs, letters, flyers, floor planes, notes, and correspondence 16 19 1970 October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Arena Stage production file including programs, press release, reviews, correspondence, telegrams, notes, check stub, brochure (Malibu file) 16 23 1970 October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill production file including program, press release, reviews (Malibu file) 16 22 1970 October "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" interview with Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee and recording of the play 156 12-15 1970 October 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Concord Players production file including programs, flyers, invitations, reviews, clippings, correspondence (Malibu file) 16 24 1970 November "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" California State production file including programs, reviews, correspondence, notes (Malibu file) 16 26 1970 December "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" State University of New York, Freedonia production files including programs, reviews, correspondence (Malibu file) 16 25 1970 December "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Dallas Theater Center program 147 3 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Ohio University Theatre 147 4 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Ruth Taylor Theater at Trinity University program 147 5 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" programs 10 9 1970-1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwright Theatre production script revisions from August 1970 16 28 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwright Theatre production script revisions from November 1970, part 2 16 29 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business correspondence 17 23 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail at Hendrix College program 147 6 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Jerome Lawrence discussion 170 23 1971 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" promotional file including quote from reviews (Malibu file) 17 29 1971 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at the Alley Theatre in Houston production file including correspondence, reviews, clippings, programs 17 1 1971 January "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" at Conejo Players production file including programs, reviews, correspondence (Malibu file) 17 4 1971 January "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago production file including programs, notes, photographs, article "Henry David Thoreau is Alive and Living at the Goodman Theatre" by Jerome Lawrence 17 2 1971 January "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" at the Goodman Theatre production file including reviews, press releases, correspondence, receipts (Malibu file) 17 3 1971 January "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" photographs of the Goodman Theatre Production featuring actors Christopher Walken, Douglas Campbell, Ann Casson, LuAnn Post. 17 34 1971 January "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" University of Minnesota production file including programs, reviews, clippings, correspondences, flyers, production photographs, and brochure 17 8 1971 February-March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Centenary College production file including programs, reviews 17 6 1971 February "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Mint Museum Drama Guild in Charlotte, NC photographs and lobby display 17 35 1971 February "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" Mint Museum Drama Guild in Charlotte, North Carolina production file including programs, reviews, correspondence, photograph of a billboard 17 5 1971 February "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ohio Wesleyan University production file including programs, reviews, clippings, correspondences, theatre brochure 17 7 1971 February "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwright Theatre final script revisions 16 31 1971 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Ensemble Theatre Australia production file including reviews, correspondences, and programs 17 9 1971 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" production files from various college, city and school productions including reviews, correspondences, programs (Malibu file) 17 10 1971 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" final revised script 16 32 1971 March 9 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwrights Theatre production files including programs, reviews, correspondences 17 14 1971 April-May "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Dallas Theatre Center production file including programs, flyer, correspondences, notes, press releases, brochures (Malibu file) 17 11 1971 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Kent State production files including programs, flyer, correspondences, taped interviews, transcription and photographs of Jerome Lawrence (Malibu file) 17 12 1971 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Kent State production files including reviews (Malibu file) 17 13 1971 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwrights Theatre production files including programs, reviews, correspondences 17 15 1971 July "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" American Playwrights Theatre production files including programs, reviews, correspondences 17 16 1971 October-December "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at the University Theatre New Mexico State University program 147 7 1971 October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" production script revisions from August 1970, American Playwright Theatre, part 3 and Literary Cavalcade sketches 16 30 1971-1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business correspondence includes transcription of taped interview with Kent State University director Michael Brittain and notes from playwright 17 24 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business correspondences with Samuel French Inc. regarding amateur and stock licensing 17 26 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business letters and notes from Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, Literary Cavalcade, After Dark programs 17 25 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business letters and production lists 17 27 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Prompton Lakes High School and Boston Repertory company programs includes note to Bob from Frank Liberman 17 20 1972 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" business letters regarding changes in agreement with Samuel French 17 28 1972 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Dublin, Ireland production photographs 17 37 1972 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Dublin Theatre Festival at the Olympia Theatre directed by Jerome Lawrence programs, reviews, correspondences, photographs 17 17 1972 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Bowling Green University research paper entitled "The Relationship of Semantic Computability to Performance Ratings in the Theatre..." by David W. Addington 2nd draft from Bowling Green University 17 18 1972 March 21 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" script edition from Literary Cavalcade Volume 24, No. 7 (3 copies) 17 32 1972 April "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" article entitled "141 US Productions- None of Them In New York" After Dark by Glenn Loney 17 31 1972 July "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" program and audition flyer from the California State Theatre Production 15 5 1972 October "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Great Valley High School in Malvern, Pennsylvania production Act I 168 12 1990 November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Great Valley High School in Malvern, Pennsylvania production Act II 168 13 1990 November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" programs 28 8 1992 March "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script with notes 126 32 1994 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script with notes 126 33 1994 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" revised script 126 34 1994 "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" Act I audiocassette 170 27 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Act I performance audiocassette 170 28-29 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Dominican College program 147 8 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Hiram College Theatre program 147 9 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Hong Kong student production files including programs and photographs 17 19 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Kent State University production photographs of Jerome Lawrence and Michael Brittain taken during the Kent State University production rehearsal 17 36 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" mounted program cover and production photographs 54 3 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" negative of Hap Garman cartoon 17 33 undated "The Night Thorea Spent In Jail" portrait of Thoreau 172 1 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" poster 24 POS.131 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" at the San Jose State College Drama Department 164 26 undated "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" scene entitled "Villagers Talking" 55 MEM.19a-MEM.19b undated "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" Scott Hall Auditorium University of Minnesota program 147 12 undated "The Night Thorea Spent in Jail" sound effects audiocassette 170 26 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" at Town and Country Circus Theatre program 147 11 undated "News of the Rialto" poster 22 POS.143 undated "Only in America" poster 177 10 circa 1959 "Only in America" production file includes playbill, typed transcription from interview with Harry Golden by Russell Lee Lawrence 18 4 circa 1959 "Only in America" production photographs 18 5 1959 "Only in America" script revision 18 2 1959 April "Only in America" Script from Broadway production at the Cort Theatre (cast list included) by Lawrence and Lee 18 3 1959 November "Only in America" cartoon by Oscar Liebman of "Newspaper Office" 70 ART.13 undated "Only in America" mounted playbill cover and production photographs 55 6 undated "Only in America" poster 14 POS.114 undated Plays by Lawrence and Lee, Pamphlet advertising plays 30 17 Circa 1961 The Railroad Hour: "Sally" script 29 1 1948 December 13 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Red Mill" script 28 19 1949 January 10 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Red Mill" script 28 20 1949 January 10 The Railroad Hour: "Sweethearts" script 29 22 1949 February 14 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Best Foot Forward" script 149 2 1949 March 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 The Railroad Hour: "Best Foot Forward" script 26 5 1949 March 28 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Fortune Teller" script 26 35 1949 April 25 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Chocolate Soldier" script 26 16 1949 October The Railroad Hour: "The Chocolate Soldier" 149 3 1949 October 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "No, No, Nanette" 149 4 1949 November 2 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "No, No, Nanette!" script 28 2 1949 November 21 The Railroad Hour: "The Student Prince" script 29 15 1949 November 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Mirado" script 27 36 1949 December 5 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Rose Marie" script 28 37 1949 December 19 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Red Mill" script 28 21 1950 January 2 The Railroad Hour: "Louisiana Purchase" script 27 21 1950 January 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Merry Widow" script 27 32 1950 January 23 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Merry Widow" script 27 33 1950 January 23 The Railroad Hour: "Pinafore" script 28 6 1950 March 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Little Nellie Kelly" script 27 18 1950 March 13 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Sunny" script 29 18 1950 March 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Prince of Pilsen" script 28 14 1950 April 24 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Sally" script 29 2 1950 May 1 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Roberta" script 28 30 1950 October 9 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Revenge With Music" script 28 23 1950 October 23 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "A Connecticut Yankee" script 26 20 1950 November 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Pirates At Penzance" script 28 11 1950 December 11 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Christmas Party" script 28 17 1950 December 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Student Prince" script 29 16 1951 January 15 The Railroad Hour: "Dearest Enemy" revised script 26 24 1951 January 22 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Sari" script 29 3 1951 February 21 The Railroad Hour: "Two Hearts In Three Quarter Time" script 29 27 1951 Febraury 26 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalinda" 149 6 1951 March 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalinda" script 28 34 1951 March 12 The Railroad Hour: "Madam Butterfly" script 27 24 1951 March 30 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Annie Laurie" script 26 1 1951 April 2 The Railroad Hour: "High Button Shoes" script 27 3 1951 May 7 The Railroad Hour: "Katinka" script 27 14 1951 May 28 The Railroad Hour: "The Merry Widow" script 27 34 1951 June 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Beautiful Dreamers" script 26 4 1951 July 2 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Casey at the Bat" revised script 26 14 1951 July 9 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Springtime In Paris" script 29 12 1951 July 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Roaring Camp" script 28 28 1951 July 23 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Pirates of Picadilly" script 28 12 1951 July 30 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Big Top" 149 7 1951 August 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Big Top" script 26 6 1951 August 6 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Long Ago" script 27 19 1951 August 20 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Danny Fred" 149 8 1951 August 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Danny Fred" revised script 26 22 1951 August 27 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Innocents Abroad" 149 9 1951 September 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Innocents Abroad" script 27 9 1951 September 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Journey Into the Sun" 149 10 1951 September 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Journey Into the Sun!" script 27 12 1951 September 10 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Rip Van Winkle" 149 11 1951 September 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Rip Van Winkle" script 28 27 1951 September 17 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "The Emperor of San Francisco" 149 12 1951 September 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Emperor of San Francisco" script 26 29 1951 September 24 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Madam Sherry" 149 13 1951 October 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Martha" 149 14 1951 October 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Sweethearts" 149 15 1951 October 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Holiday Inn" script 27 4 1951 October 29 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Rose Marie" script 28 38 1951 November 5 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Mlle Modiste" script 27 25 1951 November 9, 23 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Jubilee" script 27 13 1951 November 11 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Marinka" script 27 27 1951 December 3 Use of Materials

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 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalie" script 28 32 1951 December 17 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Happy Prince" script 27 2 1951 December 24 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Review of the Year" script 28 24 1951 December 31 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "I Married An Angel" script 27 8 1952 January 14 The Railroad Hour: "The Dearest Song" revised script 26 26 1952 January 21 The Railroad Hour: "East Wind" revised script 26 27 1952 February 4 The Railroad Hour: "Orange Blossoms" script 28 5 1952 February 11 The Railroad Hour: "Frederika" revised script 26 37 1952 February 18 The Railroad Hour: "The Firefly" revised script 26 33 1952 February 25 The Railroad Hour: "The White Eagle" script 29 31 1952 March 3 The Railroad Hour: "Sari" script 29 4 1952 March 17 The Railroad Hour: "Kiss Me, Kate" 149 16 1952 March 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Kiss Me, Kate" script 27 15 1952 March 24 The Railroad Hour: "Countess Maritza" revised script 26 21 1952 March 31 The Railroad Hour: "Erminie" revised script 26 30 1952 April 21 The Railroad Hour: "The Pink Lady" script 28 7 1952 April 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Sunny" script 29 19 1952 May 5 The Railroad Hour: "Spring Is Here" script 29 11 1952 May 12 The Railroad Hour: "My Maryland" script 27 38 1952 May 26 The Railroad Hour: "The Swedish Nightingale" script 29 21 1952 June 9 The Railroad Hour: "Right Dress" script 28 26 1952 June 16 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Little Minister" script 27 17 1952 June 23 The Railroad Hour: "The Necklace" (middle commercial cut) 149 17 1952 July 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Necklace" script 27 40 1952 July 14 The Railroad Hour: "Love Song" 149 18 1952 July 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Love Song" script 27 22 1952 July 21 The Railroad Hour: "The Pirate of New Orleans" (middle commercial cut) 149 19 1952 July 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Pirate of New Orleans" script 28 10 1952 July 28 The Railroad Hour: "Starlight" 149 20 1952 August 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Starlight" script 29 13 1952 August 4 The Railroad Hour: "The Brownings" (middle commercial cut) 149 21 1952 August 11 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Miss Cinderella" (middle commercial cut) 149 22 1952 August 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Miss Cinderella" 2nd revision script 26 18 1952 August 18 The Railroad Hour: "Fantaisie Impromptu" (middle commercial cut) 149 23 1952 August 25 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Fantaisie Impromptu" revised script 26 32 1952 August 25 The Railroad Hour: "Pirates of Picadilly" 149 24 1952 September 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Pirates of Picadilly" script 28 13 1952 September 1 The Railroad Hour: "Swan Lake" 149 25 1952 September 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Swan Lake" script 29 20 1952 September 8 The Railroad Hour: "Maestro" 149 26 1952 September 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Maestro" script 27 26 1952 September 15 The Railroad Hour: "The Golden Curtain" 149 27 1952 September 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Golden Curtain" revised script 26 40 1952 September 22 The Railroad Hour: "Annie Laurie" (middle commercial cut) 149 28 1952 September 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "A Waltz Dream" script 29 30 1952 October 13 The Railroad Hour: "Seventh Heaven" 149 29 1952 November 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Seventh Heaven" script 29 6 1952 November 3 The Railroad Hour: "Dearest Enemy" revised script 26 25 1952 November 10 The Railroad Hour: "On Your Toes" script 28 4 1952 November 17 The Railroad Hour: "Holiday Inn" script 27 5 1952 December 15 The Railroad Hour: "Christmas Party" script 28 18 1952 December 22 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "My Romance" script 27 39 1953 January 5 The Railroad Hour: "Show Boat" script 29 7 1953 January 19 The Railroad Hour: "The Merry Widow" script 27 35 1953 January 26 The Railroad Hour: "Carousel" script 26 13 1953 February 2 The Railroad Hour: "Miss Liberty" script 27 16 1953 February 9 The Railroad Hour: "Blue Paradise" script 26 10 1953 February 16 The Railroad Hour: "Bittersweet" revised script 26 9 1953 February 23 The Railroad Hour: "Bittersweet" script 26 8 1953 February 23 The Railroad Hour: "Rose of Algeria" script 28 39 1953 March 2 The Railroad Hour: "Rose of Algeria" script 28 40 1953 March 2 The Railroad Hour: "Up In Central Park" script 29 28 1953 March 9 The Railroad Hour: "Elleen" revised script 26 28 1953 March 16 The Railroad Hour: "Lute Song" (middle commercial cut) 149 30 1953 March 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Lute Song" script 27 23 1953 March 23 The Railroad Hour: "The Princess Pat" script 28 15 1953 March 30 The Railroad Hour: "The Fortune Teller" revised script 26 36 1953 April 13 The Railroad Hour: "El Captain" revised script 26 12 1953 April 20 The Railroad Hour: "The Pink Lady" script 28 8 1953 April 27 The Railroad Hour: "Mary" script 27 30 1953 May 4 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalinda" script 28 35 1953 May 11 The Railroad Hour: "The Circus Princess" script 26 19 1953 May 18 The Railroad Hour: "Irene" script 27 10 1953 May 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Quality Street" script 28 16 1953 June 1 The Railroad Hour: "Dear Yesterday" 149 32 1953 June 8 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Dear Yesterday" revised script 26 23 1953 June 8 The Railroad Hour: "Love Story" 149 31 1953 June 15 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "New Wine" (middle commercial cut) 149 33 1953 June 22 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Man Without a Country" 149 34 1953 June 29 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Penny Whistle" (middle commercial cut) 149 36 1953 July 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Film Story" (middle commercial cut) 149 35 1953 July 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Friml Story" revised script 26 38 1953 July 13 The Railroad Hour: "Starlight" (middle commercial cut) 149 37 1953 July 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Starlight" script 29 14 1953 July 20 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Golden Empress" (middle commercial cut) 149 38 1953 July 27 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Golden Empress" revised script 26 41 1953 July 27 The Railroad Hour: "On Wings of Song" 149 39 1953 August 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "On Wings of Song" script 28 3 1953 August 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Trilby" 149 41 1953 August 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Trilby" script 29 26 1953 August 10 The Railroad Hour: "Roaring Camp" script 28 29 1953 August 17 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Hope Is Woman" (middle commercial cut) 149 42 1953 August 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Hope Is A Woman" script 27 7 1953 August 24 The Railroad Hour: "Lorna Doone" (middle commercial cut) 149 43 1953 August 31 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Lorna Doone" script 27 20 1953 August 31 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for Performance of any kind must be obtained by L&L.

 The Railroad Hour: "Night Music" 149 44 1953 September 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Night Music" script 28 1 1953 September 7 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Million Pound Banknote" 149 45 1953 September 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Roaring Camp" (middle commercial cut) 149 46 1953 September 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Familiar Stranger" 149 47 1953 September 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Familiar Stranger" revised script 26 31 1953 September 28 The Railroad Hour: "The Firefly" revised script 26 34 1953 September 28 The Railroad Hour: "The Student Prince" script 29 17 1953 October 5 The Railroad Hour: "Show Boat" script 29 8 1953 October 12 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalinda" script 28 36 1953 November 2 The Railroad Hour: "Roberta" script 28 31 1953 November 9 The Railroad Hour: "The Chocolate Soldier" revised script 26 17 1953 November 23 The Railroad Hour: "Sweethearts" script 29 23 1953 December 7 The Railroad Hour: "The Cat and the Fiddle" revised script 26 15 1953 December 14 The Railroad Hour: "Snow White" script 29 10 1953 December 21 The Railroad Hour: "Review of the Year" script 28 25 1953 December 28 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Vagabond King" script 29 29 1954 January 4 The Railroad Hour: "The Girl from Utah" revised script 26 39 1954 January 18 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Music In The Air" script 27 37 1954 January 25 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Maytime" script 27 31 1954 February 1 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Schumann Story" script 29 5 1954 February 8 The Railroad Hour: "Through The Years" script 29 25 1954 February 15 The Railroad Hour: "The Man Without A Country" script 27 28 1954 February 22 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Martha" script 27 29 1954 February 22 The Railroad Hour: "Irene" script 27 11 1954 March 22 The Railroad Hour: "The Red Mill" 28 22 1954 March 24 The Railroad Hour: "The Three Musketeers" script 29 24 1954 March 29 The Railroad Hour: "The Great Day" script 27 1 1954 April 5 The Railroad Hour: "Babes In Toyland" revised script 26 3 1954 April 12 The Railroad Hour: "Smiles" script 29 9 1954 April 19 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Birthday" 149 48 1954 May 3 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Birthday" script 26 7 1954 May 3 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay" 149 49 1954 May 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay" script 29 32 1954 May 10 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "Around the World in Eighty Days" 149 40 1954 May 17 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Around The World In Eighty Days" script 26 2 1954 May 17 The Railroad Hour: "Penny Whistle" 149 50 1954 May 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; Approximate run time: 80 minutes.

 The Railroad Hour: "Homecoming" script 27 6 1954 May 31 The Railroad Hour: "Homecoming" 149 1 1954 May 31 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact disc; approximate run time: 80 minutes

 The Railroad Hour: "Rosalie" script 28 33 1954 June 7 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Pink Lady" script 28 9 1954 June 14 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The New Moon" script 27 41 1954 June 21 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 The Railroad Hour: "The Bohemian Girl" script 26 11 1981 November 12 Use of Materials

This script is for study and research only. Permission for performance of any kind must be obtained by curators of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute.

 "The Ronald Colman Show" script 5 9 undated Saks Fifth Avenue "Christmas on Broadway!" "Mame" 163 2 1992 "Shangri-La" 1-6-39 #11 cue "I was not born here" piano/vocal score 20 25 circa 1950s Scope and Contents

Underscore 1-6-39 #11.

 "Shangri-La" 1-6-48 #12a cue piano/vocal score 20 26 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" underscore 1-6-50 #14 "Entrance of Boy" piano/vocal score 20 27 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" underscore I-7 to I-8 #16 cue "How do you do?" piano/vocal score 20 28 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" 1-8-56 #17 after release of "Walk Sweet" piano/vocal score score 20 29 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" 1-8-56 #17a/Intro to #18 "World Outside" manuscript and additional copies piano/vocal score 20 30 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" 2-1-11 #18a leadsheet manuscript and piano vocal score copies "All My Days Alone..." cue line "I'll Tell The Others" 20 33 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #9 Leadsheet copy from score 20 42 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #21 1-10-75 underscore cue line "where you are" manuscript and additional copies piano/vocal score 20 32 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #29A 2-1-14 2-1-15 after "Walk Sweet" leadsheet copy score 20 34 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #30 Leadsheet copy from score 20 43 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #32 2-2--20 leadsheet copy from score 20 35 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #34A 2-4-25 to 2-4-26 leadsheet copy from score 20 36 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #39 2-8-35 precedes "Listen to the Sound as curtain opens leadsheet copy from score 20 37 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #40 2-8-36 to 2-9-37 leadsheet copy from score 20 38 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #41 2-9-39 entrance of Lo-Tsen leadsheet copy from score 20 39 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #42 2-9-40 cue "Believe what you see" leadsheet copy from score 20 40 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" #42A 2-9 Blackout cue leadsheet copy from score 20 41 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" Lead Sheet for "Entrance of Eggbearers" 1-4-27 #5ba piano/vocal score 20 23 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead Sheet for "Entrance of the Servants" 1-4-26 #5a piano/vocal score 20 22 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Every Night" manuscript copy from piano/vocal score 20 5 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" finale for Act 1 marked both #7 & #22 1-10-74 manuscript and additional copies piano/vocal score 20 31 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead Sheet for Harpsichord Music 1-6-38 #10 piano/vocal score 20 24 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead Sheet for "Long Ago" #6 & 3 copies of vocal parts Act 1 finale # 7 manuscript copy from piano/vocal score 20 8 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead Sheet for "The Man I Never Met" introduction, piano/vocal and duet arrangements 20 17 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" manuscript leadsheets scores 20 44 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" overture lead sheet from vocal score 20 3 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" script revision for Burr and Bynam 19 1 1955 "Shangri-La" Lehman Engel's score 19 5 circa 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Om Mani Padme Hum" from piano/vocal score 20 12 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Remember Him" #6 from piano/vocal score 20 13 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Shangri-La" #6 vocal arrangements & manuscript copy of introduction of piano/vocal score 20 14 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" reviews 19 6 circa 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "When We Are Born Again" and reprise of "When We Are Born Again" piano/vocal score 20 18 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "The Outside World" piano/vocal score & instrumental #17 A 20 21 circa 1950s "Shangri-La" script revision for Fryer and Carr 19 2 circa 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for the "The Beetle Race" manuscript copy of Race Music #23A from piano/vocal score. 20 4 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "In the Hollow Of His Hand" manuscript copy from piano/vocal score 20 6 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "It's Fun to Be In London" manuscript copy from piano/vocal score 20 7 1956 "Shangri-La" programs from Winter Garden production, script for press release, sheet music for the songs 20 2 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Long Ago" #6 & 3 copies of vocal parts Act 1 finale # 7 manuscript copy from piano/vocal score 20 9 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "No Night To Fear" #8 from piano/vocal score (2 copies) 20 10 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Nothing To Do" #13 from piano/vocal score (12 copies) 20 11 1956, 1960 January 9 "Shangri-La" production script compliments of Edwin H. Morris and company inc. including score 19 3 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Somewhere" piano/vocal score 20 16 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "Talkin' With Your Feet" piano/vocal score (5 copies) 20 15 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "What Do You Do" piano/vocal score & interlude music 20 19 1956 "Shangri-La" lead sheet for "What Every Girl Should Know" piano/vocal score 20 20 1956 "Shangri-La" caricature scene "Panorama of Characters" by Al Hirshfeld 81 ART.22 undated "Shangri-La" early Hallmark radio adaption script with rehearsal schedule 19 4 1960 October "Shangri-La" Hallmark radio script revision with revised rehearsal schedule 20 1 1960 October 12 "Shangri-La" at the Hallmark Playhouse 168 7 1962 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 6 hours.

 "Shangri-La" program 85 19 1956 "Shangri-La" recording of TV movie in connection with the Hallmark Hall of Fame 156 3-5 circa 1960 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: 1 hour and 59 minutes.

 "Sparks Fly Upward" Variety reviews of West Point, ZIV television production 21 5 1956 Scope and Contents

"Sparks Fly Upward" is also known as "The Diamond Orchid."

 "Sparks Fly Upward" revised pages for II.6, II.7 21 3 Circa 1960s Scope and Contents

Also known as "The Diamond Orchid."

 "Sparks Fly Upward" revised script 21 2 Circa 1960s Scope and Contents

Also known as "The Diamond Orchid."

 "Sparks Fly Upward" Script (Lawrence's Copy) 21 8 Circa 1960s Scope and Contents

Also known as "The Diamond Orchid."

 "Short and Sweet" original manuscript 18 6 1962 October Access to Materials

Access to this folder is restricted due to specifications from the donor. Please see a Theatre Research Institute Curator for further access to this file.

 "Sparks Fly Upward" reviews from Dallas Morning News, Dallas Times Herald (reprints), Southern Methodist University Premiere Production 21 4 1965 December Scope and Contents

"Sparks Fly Upward" is also known as "The Diamond Orchid."

 "Sparks Fly Upward" cartoon drawing 19 POS.129 undated "Sparks Fly Upward" poster 19 POS.127 undated "Sparks Fly Upward" poster featuring Nan Martin and Alexander Scourby 19 POS.130 19 POS.128a-c undated "Tomorrow" radio program script by Jerome Lawrence 4 6 undated "A Tribute to Lawrence and Lee," the Mastermind Artists Team, Beverly Hills High School Theater 30 22 1980 "Turn on The Night" at Playhouse in the Park, New York cast notes and reviews from Variety, Philadelphia Bulletin, and Philadelphia Inquirer 3 6 1961 Unidentified production photograph 100 MEM.21 undated United Nations Radio: "U.N. Day, Birthday Story" 146 9 1949 October 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: unknown

 Various productions caricatures by Al Hirschfeld and Ronald Searle negatives 82 ART.26a-ART.26k 84 ART.26a-ART.26k undated "Whisper in the Mind" costume design renderings by Caryn Neman for Arizona State University production 21 8 circa 1990 "Whisper in the Mind" reviews of the Arizona State University production Phoenix Gazette, New York Times, and On Stage 21 10 1990 September-October "Whisper in the Mind" press Release Packet for the Arizona State University production 21 9 1990 October "Whisper in the Mind" programs from Audrey Skirball Theatre, Inc. premiere concert reading, Arizona State University premiere production 21 7 1991 "Whisper in the Mind" manuscript copy of play written with Norman Cousins 21 6 1991 May "Whisper in the Mind" in Kansas City reviews and programs 5 8 1994 "Whisper in the Wind" revision script 125 25 1994 "Whisper in the Mind" poster 23 POS.144 undated "Whisper in the Mind" set/scene design entitled "Sketch #2" 58 DES.3 undated Yarns for Yanks: "The Set Up" script #82A 4 9 circa 1940s Yarns for Yanks: "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" script 126 37 circa 1948 Assorted production files 153 13 1970, 1994-1997 Essays, Articles, and Reviews Series 2 1935-1992 Scope and Contents

The Essays, Articles, and Reviews series contains works written by Jerome Lawrence for publication. Series materials range in date from 1935-1992.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials within the Essays, Articles, and Reviews series is arranged chronologically.

 Notes about Broadway productions by Jerome Lawrence 30 29 1935 CBS War plan by Jerome Lawrence 64 10 1942 "The Writing Life: The Dynamic of Duos" Reader's Digest article and "The Battle of Santa Monica Boulevard" 163 10 1955, 1992 "A pair of Famous Sons Remember Cleveland with Pleasure and Pride" article in Cleveland Press by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 30 14 1957 October "Which One Can't Spell?" Theatre Arts article by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 30 24 1958 "The Rememberable Past," Theatre Arts V. 43, # 10, pp 56-59 article 30 19 1959 October A History of the F. W. Ziv Radio & Television from 1936-1961 by Morleen Getz Rouse with marginalia by Jerome Lawrence regarding errors, information on Lawrence and Lee 61 1 after 1961 Ohio State University excerpts by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 64 14 1963, 1968, 1987, undated Interviews and articles 65 6 1967-1985 "Ten Commandments for Playwrights" and biographical information 30 38 1968 Assorted interviews and articles written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee in published sources 64 7 1970-1990 "High Drama by Non-Actors: The Theatre of Events in Post-Watergate Washington article 30 36 After 1970 United States State Department Report on Theatre in Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 64 9 1971 November "James Thurber: Ohio's Beamish Boy" article written in connection to the production of "Jabberwock" premiere at Ohio State University 30 11 circa 1972 "An Essay with Roz," souvenir program for American National Theatre and Academy tribute to Rosalind Russell including an article "The Remarkable Roz" written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 30 28 1974 Writer's Guild Bulletin "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail," proof article 30 25 1975 December "Robert E. Lee Living Playwrights of The Living Theatre: Paddy Chayefsky" in Dramatics Magazine on pages 25-27 64 2 1982 January "The Only Tools You'll Ever Need" article by Robert E. Lee, Writer's Digest on page 34-36 64 4 1989 May Ohiona Quarterly V. 33, No. 4, pp. 244-246 : "Cleveland we love you" article 30 6 1990 "A Tribute to a Great Lady: honoring Martha Scott" article written with Norman Cousins for the Arizona State University "Whisper in the Mind" premiere production program insert 30 21 1990 "Do You Need Professional Help?" inquiry response by Jerome Lawrence in Writer's Digest 64 12 1992 May "The Writing Life: The Dynamic of Duos" by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee in Writer's Digest 64 13 1992 June "Is the Theatre Anti-Semitic?" article 30 37 undated "Playwrights Commandments" by Jerome Lawrence framed list 155 1 undated "Which One Can't Spel? The Anatomy of Collaboration" article by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 64 16 undated "Why Can't One Spel?" by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 64 17 undated Academic Instruction Series 3 1963-1992 Scope and Contents

The Academic Instruction series contains materials that Jerome Lawrence used in his capacity as a professor and lecturer. The series is split into two subseries: Subseries 3.1: Ohio State University Subseries 3.2: Lectures

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This series contains 16mm film, audiotapes, VHS videocassettes, and audiocassettes.

 Ohio State University Subseries 3.1 1963-1992 Scope and Contents

Jerome Lawrence was an Ohio State University graduate and frequently returned to the University as an alumnus to give lectures and a commencement address, teach classes, and help establish an institute for theatre research. The Ohio State University subseries contains notes, transcripts, speeches, correspondence, and personnel files relating to those activities. Subseries materials range in date from 1963-1992.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials are arranged in chronological order.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This subseries contains 16mm film and VHS videocassettes.

 "A Hippocratic Oath for Humane Letters" from the commencement address at OSU 177 11 circa 1963 Commencement Address by Jerome Lawrence film 49 1 1963 June 7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

16mm film; black & white; sound; approximate runtime: unknown

 "Silence is the Only Sin," Ohio State University Monthly Commencement Address Speech Reprint 30 12 1963 July Correspondence between Jerome Lawrence and John T. Banner, Executive Dean of Student Relations, Ohio State University 64 5 1963-1966 Contemporary American Theatre lectures list of radio station broadcasts 62 17 1968-1969 Contemporary American Theatre lecture catalogue description 62 1 1969 Contemporary American Theatre lectures recommended reading for Jerome Lawrence visiting lecture classes 62 15 1969 Contemporary American Theatre lectures news clippings about the Playwright residency 62 18 1969 Playwright Residency Gary Walker file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 15 1969 Contemporary American Theatre lectures "The Creative Process" transcription 62 2 1969 March 31 Contemporary American Theatre "Backstage Realities" transcription 62 3 1969 April Contemporary American Theatre lectures "Production Personalities" transcription 62 4 1969 April Contemporary American Theatre lecture "Critics" transcriptions 62 6 1969 April Playwright Residency Bruce Vilanch file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, & telegram from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 14 1969 April Playwright Residency Burton L. Russell file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, clippings and reviews,from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 11 1969 April Playwright Residency class reading list for playwriting class 63 2 1969 April Playwright Residency Helen M. Howard file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, outline for project from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 6 1969 April Playwright Residency Howard V. Burman file, includes biographical information, correspondence, class goals, original script as writing sample for Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 4 1969 April Playwright Residency invitations, letters, congratulations, clippings, announcements, press releases 63 1 1969 April Playwright Residency Jerome Lawrence playwriting class postcards, notes, mementos clippings and correspondence 63 18 1969 April Playwright Residency Jerome Lawrence playwriting class New York trip correspondence with professionals contacts, directors, producers, critics, writers, photos, clippings, itinerary 63 16 1969 April Playwright Residency Jerome Lawrence playwriting class Revelations 13:69 performance of original plays from class includes flyers, introductory remarks 63 17 1969 April Playwright Residency Joe B. Orton file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 10 1969 April Playwright Residency June Todd file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 13 1969 April Playwright Residency Lloyd K. Lewis file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 8 1969 April Playwright Residency Michael Brittain file, includes biographical information, correspondence, class goals, original script as writing sample for Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 4 1969 April Playwright Residency Pamela J. Sharp file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 12 1969 April Playwright Residency Ronald A. Mielech file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 9 1969 April Playwright Residency Sandra L. Kalenik file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample, photo, postcards, from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 7 1969 April Playwright Residency Susan Daiz file, includes biographical information, correspondence, original script writing sample & wedding invitation from Jerome Lawrence playwriting class 63 5 1969 April Contemporary American Theatre lecture "Humor" transcription 62 5 1969 April 21 Contemporary American Theatre lectures transcription of Broadway seminar/field trip 62 12 1969 May 2 Contemporary American Theatre lectures "Critics" Broadway seminar/field trip transcription 62 13 1969 May 3 Contemporary American Theatre lecture "NYC Producers" Broadway seminar/field trip 62 14 1969 May 4 Contemporary American Theatre lecture "The Renaissance Man" transcription 62 7 1969 May 5 Contemporary American Theatre lectures "The International Village" transcription 62 9 1969 May 19 Contemporary American Theatre lectures "The Musical!" transcription 62 10 1969 May 26 Contemporary American Theatre lectures "Tomorrow" transcription 62 11 1969 June 3 Contemporary American Theatre lectures correspondence from Jerome Lawrence to Dr. Arthur Houseman 62 16 1969 July 16 Dedication of the Thurber Theatre in Drake Union 64 20 1972 November 18 Correspondence with Ohio State University 153 12 1975-1985 Ohio State University Post-graduate Awards Program and Presentation Script for 43rd Ohio State Awards, Friends of the Library Newsletter 30 10 1976-1979 Dedicaton of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letter of congratulations from Helen Hayes 127 1 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: OSU expression of appreciation 127 3 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letters of congrats contributions 127 7 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: assorted letters of congrats 127 8 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letters of regret 127 9 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: mailgrams of congrats 127 11 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: telegrams of congrats 127 10 1986 Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute correspondence 174 1 1986 Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute correspondence and clippings 174 2 1986 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letter of congrats from Allan Rivkin 127 6 1986 October 9 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letter of congrats from Robert Anderson 127 4 1986 October 30 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letter of congratulations from J. Harris-Heggie 127 2 1986 November 3 Dedication of Lawrence and Lee Institute: letter of congrats from Glenn Olds 127 5 1986 November 3 Theatre Reserach Institute dedication events in honor of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 168 6 1986 November 6-7 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 90 minutes.

 Newspaper clippings, publicity, Ohio Governor's Proclamation, ARts Advocate pp. 11, Friends of the Library newsletter 30 32 1990-1991 Photographs of Jerome Lawrence at various events with a list of individuals in photographs 30 33 1990 November Photographs of Jerome Lawrence by Robert Wagner 30 34 1991 Lectures Subseries 3.2 1963-1990 Scope and Contents

As well as lecturing at the Ohio State University, Jerome Lawrence lectured and taught at many other schools, institutions, and seminars across the country and abroad. The Lectures subseries contains the transcripts, notes, speeches, and teaching materials from those engagements.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials from the Lectures subseries are arranged chronologically.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This subseries contains audiotapes, VHS videocassettes, and audiocassettes.

 Lecture 1 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 156 10 1969 March 31 Lecture 2 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre recording 156 7 1969 April 7 Lecture 3 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre recording 156 8 1969 April 14 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 Lecture 5 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 156 9 1969 April 28 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 Lecture 7 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 156 11 1969 May 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 Lecture 8 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 171 2 1969 May 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 Lecture 9 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 171 1 1969 May Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 Lecture 10 by Jerome Lawrence on the American Theatre 171 3 1969 June 2 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; Approximate run time: unknown.

 Robert E. Lee lecturer brochure and promotional information 64 1 circa 1970s The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University brochure and news clippings 62 19 1970 May The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University Keynote Address by Jerome Lawrence transcription 62 20 1970 May 7 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University transcription of second session 62 21 1970 May 8 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University transcription of Fifth Session 62 22 1970 May 9 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University transcription of Sixth Session 62 23 1970 May 9 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University Seventh Session 62 24 1970 May 15 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University transcription of Eighth Session 62 25 1970 May 15 The Impossible Silence: A Playwright's Forum, American University transcription of Ninth Session 62 26 1970 May 16 Bandler (Michael J.) "Two by O'Neill: What Might Have Been and What Was" distributed during the Harold Clurman-Jerome Lawrence lecture seminars in India 74 4 circa 1971 Bandyopadhyay (Samik) "American Drama Since O'Neill" distributed during Harold Clurman-Jerome Lawrence serminars in India 74 2 circa 1971 Bose (Shuddhashil) "The Theatre Next Door" distributed during Harold Clurman-Jerome Lawrence seminars in India 74 3 circa 1971 "Harold Clurman: The New Theatre" distributed during the Harold Clurman-Jerome Lawrence lecture seminar in India 74 5 circa 1971 "Revelations 12:77" 163 11 1977 March 22 California State University Commencement program with Jerome Lawrence address, distinguished artist forum programs and materials on the arts, correspondences, clippings 43 19 1986 Jerome Lawrence playwrighting class at the William Inge Festival in Independence Community College, Independence, Kansas 170 1 1988 April 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Manuscript USC Newsletter" professional writing program newsletter v.11 #2 74 12 circa 1990 Jerome Lawrence speech at Westerville South High School 168 9 1990 November 9 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 120 minutes.

 "The Engulfed Cathedral" lecture 126 39 undated "It's a Four-Year Run" lecture 126 42 undated "Ten Commandments for Playwrights" 126 44 undated "Who Does Our Work?" lecture 126 46 undated Awards Series 4 1955-1996 Scope and Contents

The Awards series contains awards, certificates, and honors that Jerome Lawrence either won himself or in conjunction with Robert E. Lee as his playwriting partner. Series materials range in date from 1955-1996.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials are arranged chronologically.

 Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association Award presented to Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 31 1 1955 Lawrence Award Collection: Ohio Governor's Award, Emmy Award clippings, pamphlets, correspondence 31 2 1962, 1978 Hippocratic Oath for a Doctor of Humane Letters for Jerome Lawrence 49 MEM.18 1963 June 7 Ohio Governor's Award program for the presentation of a Theatre Award to Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 31 4 1972 Writer's Guild award nomination and Theatre Hall of Fame membership certificate 175 2 1981, 1990 The Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library for the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 138 2 1982 Ohioana Quarterly Awards script, correspondences, clippings, pamphlets, Bicentennial yearbook 31 3 1982 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award poster 7 POS.94 1983 William Inge Festival Award presented to Jerome Lawrence for a lifetime achievement in the American Theatre 138 1 1983 April 17 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award poster 7 POS.93a-POS.93b 1984 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award poster 7 POS.92a-POS.92b 1985 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award poster 7 POS.91a-POS.91b 1986 William Inge Festival commemorative paperweight 137 3 1986 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award poster 7 POS.90 1990 The Theater Immortals Theatre Hall of Fame Scroll of Honor for Jerome Lawrence 79 MEM.21 1990 January William Inge Festival commemorative paperweight 137 4 1992 1993 Lawrence and Lee Playwriting Award 163 12 1993 The Hillel Distinguished Ohio State University Alumni Award 137 2 1993 June 24 General Note

Award top and bottom seperated.

 Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Award for Oustanding Achievement in Theatre Arts Presented to Jerome Lawrence by Pepperdine University 136 1 1994 Tenessee Arts Academy Distinguised Service Award presented to Jerome Lawrence 137 1 1996 General Note

Award top and bottom seperated.

 Professional Organizations Series 5 1945-1996 Scope and Contents

The Professional Organizations contains materials related to organizations that Jerome Lawrence was involved with in a professional capacity. These materials are the minutes, rules, membership lists, correspondence, flyers, administrative documents, and reports of these organizations. Jerome Lawrence was also a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and this series contains ballots for the academy awards as well as the promotional materials and screening schedules for the films eligible to be nominated for awards.

Together, Lawrence and Lee co-founded the Margo Jones Award in 1961 in memoriam of Margo Jones. Margo Jones was a director and playwright who believed in the decentralization of theatre and regional theatres so that theatrical art could be shared anywhere in the country and not just limited to productions in the theatres of large cities. Margo Jones gave many young writers their first big breaks including Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee whose first production of “Inherit the Wind” was staged at Margo Jones’ theatre in Texas. Lawrence and Lee were members of the medal committee, but since 1993, the award has been administered by the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute at The Ohio State University.

Series materials range in date from 1955-1996.

 Arrangement of Materials

The Professional Organizations series is arranged alphabetically by the name of the organization and chronologically within that organization.

 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Sketches for Best Actor and Best Actress 42 1 1962 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Doctor Dolittle" film program from the film version 42 27 circa 1967 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "If..." film program 42 34 circa 1968 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Charlie Bubbles" film program from the Sutton Theatre in New York City, with Albert Finney and Liza Minnelli 42 22 1968 February Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Heat" film profile program for the Academy Awards judging 42 31 circa 1972 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Travels with my Aunt" starring Maggie Smith, Alec McCowen, Lou Gosset, directed by George Cukor film program 42 42 circa 1972 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Man of La Mancha" film program 42 36 1972 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences American Film Theatre/Cinebill program for the film of Edward Albee's play "A Delicate Balance" 42 26 1973 October Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences American Film Theatre "The Homecoming" film program (film by Harold Pinter) 42 33 1973 October Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences brochure 42 3 1975 December Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences screening schedule for nominating pictures 42 2 1976 February 21 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 4 1980-1981 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Prince of the City" film program 42 38 circa 1981 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Gandhi" film program 42 30 1982 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 5 1982-1983 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "A Star is Born" with Judy Garland program for showing 42 40 1983 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Awards rule book 42 6 1986 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 7 1986-1987 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 60th Academy Awards invitation 42 11 1987 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 60th Academy Awards list 42 10 1987 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Awards book 42 8 1987 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "The Dead" Academy Awards profile pamphlet and reviews for consideration of the Academy Awards judging 42 24 1987 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 9 1987-1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Big" film promotional card 42 20 circa 1988 Scope and Contents

Plays the theme music when opened.

 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Torch Song Trilogy" film profile for consideration for the Academy Awards judging 42 41 circa 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Academy Foundation "The British and the Oscar" photographic book in celebration of the United Kingdom and Los Angeles 42 21 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invitation to dinner in honor of Elem Klimov 131 37 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Remembering Noël Coward" program 131 29 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "The Last Temptation of Christ" film profile for the Academy Awards judging 42 35 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" film profile program for the Academy Awards judging 42 44 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 17 1988-1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 61st Academy Awards invitation presentation 42 13 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 61st Academy Awards screening schedule 42 12 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Mississippi Burning" film profile 42 37 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 61st Oscar Wednesday badge promotion for the change of airing from Monday to Wednesday 42 14 1989 February Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 62nd Academy Awards invitation 42 15 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 62nd Academy Awards rule book 42 16 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Dangerous Liaisons" profile pamphlet and reviews for consideration of the Academy Awards judging 42 23 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Dead Poets Society" Academy Awards profile pamphlet for consideration of the Academy Awards judging 42 25 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Henry V" film profile program for the Academy Awards judging 42 32 1989 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual reports 131 26 1989-1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Cyrano de Bergerac" flyer 131 33 1990 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "The Field" with Richard Harr film profile 42 48 1990 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Hamlet" starring Glenn Close, Mel Gibson, Alan Bates, Paul Schofield, Franco Zeffirelli film brochure 42 49 1990 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report 42 18 1990 May Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Report 131 25 1990-1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Ballots 131 5 1990-1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Ballot for Documentary Shorts Subjects 131 8 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Fineline Features screener correspondence 131 16 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "JFK" screener program 131 3 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Miramax Films screener correspondence 131 15 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Notes on Voting" booklet 131 7 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Opening of the Center for Motion Picture Study folder 131 30 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Orion Classics screener correspondence 131 19 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Paramount Pictures screener program 131 14 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences writers branch member list 131 6 1991 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences screening calendar 131 12 1991 December Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation screener program 131 17 circa 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" screener program 131 32 circa 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Warner Brothers screener correspondence 131 23 circa 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 1992 list of Academy writers 163 13 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Ballot 131 4 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Beauty and the Beast" screener information 131 22 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Bugsy" screener program 131 1 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "For the Boys" screener program 131 28 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Fried Green Tomatoes" screener schedule 131 18 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Hook" screener program 131 13 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Samuel Goldwyn Company screener correspondence 131 21 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "The Silence of the Lambs" screen program 131 2 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation screener correspondence 131 20 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences various screener correspondence 131 24 1992 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences screening calendar 131 10 1992 January Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Post Nomination screening calendar 131 11 1992 March Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annual report and "Academy Reports" 164 3 1992-1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "Family Values: The Kanins and the Movies" program; "The Steam Is on the Beam: A Tribute to Johnny Green" program 164 4 1992-1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "For Your Consideration" poster and other awards listings 164 5 1992-1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Reminder List of Eligible Releases 164 1 1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Rules 164 2 1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences framed acceptance for Jerome Lawrence 139 1 1996 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Center for Motion Picture Study brochure 131 27 undated Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences "The Prince of Tides" screener flyer 131 9 undated Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy magazine 42 47 1979 Winter Actors' Fund of America Annual Report Book 43 1 1982-1983 Actors' Fund of America Annual Report Book 43 2 1985-1986 Actors' Fund of America Annual Report for 1987-1988 43 3 1988 Actors' Fund of America Annual Report 43 4 1988-1989 Actors' Studio The Journal vol.1, no.1 43 5 1968 American College Theatre Festival, the first program book 43 6 1969 American College Theatre Festival program book 43 7 1970 American College Theatre Festival program, newsletter, notes, and judging sheets 43 9 1972-1991 American College Theatre Festival newsletter playwriting awards with Robert E. Lee 43 8 1980 Fall American Community Theatre Association (ACTA) Conference programs, pamphlets, conference information notes, and correspondence 43 10 1975, 1981 American Conservatory Theatre part 1 business meeting reports, correspondence, notes, press releases 39 1 1966-1967 American Conservatory Theatre part 2 business meeting reports, correspondence, notes, press releases, and magazine 39 2 1968-1969 American Conservatory Theatre annual board meeting report, press release, and financial reports 39 6 1973-1974 American Conservatory Theatre part 3 business meeting reports and correspondence 39 3 1973-1977 American Conservatory Theatre A.C.T. Ten, ten year anniversary book 39 7 1976 American Conservatory Theatre institutional self-study made in support of the application for candidacy prepared for the Western Association of Schools and Colleges 39 5 1977 American Conservatory Theatre part 4 business meeting reports, correspondence, and notes 39 4 1978-1979 American Conservatory Theatre preview, Eugene O'Neill 100 year celebration postcard, ACT newsletters, and world tour announcement 39 8 1986-1990 American Conservatory Theatre presents "Marco Millions Adventure Auction" 131 35 1988 American Educational Theatre Association (AETA) Convention program, the beginning of American Playwright Theatre with tearsheet from Hollywood Reporter 43 11 1963 American Film Institute 5 year report of work 42 19 1971 American National Theatre & Academy part 2 notes, correspondence, pamphlets, meeting minutes, and press releases 43 13 1963-1969 American National Theatre & Academy part 1 notes, correspondence, pamphlets, meeting minutes, and press releases 43 12 1968-1973 American Place Theatre correspondence, pamphlets and article from Harper's and Holiday 43 14 1965-1966 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence to/from Jerome Lawrence concerning American Playwrights Theatre, by-laws, organizations, business reports 32 4 1963, 1968 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence with Osborn Fuller and Dave Ayers 153 11 1965 American Playwrights Theatre Gore Vidal play 33 7 1966 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence to/from Jerome Lawrece concerning American Playwrights Theatre productions, promotions, membership, business reports, clippings 32 3 1966-1967 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence to/from Jerome Lawrence concerning American Playwrights Theatre productions, promotions, membership lists, clippings, and organizations 32 2 1967 American Playwright Theater membership 32 5 1967 American Playwrights Theatre production history, meetings records 32 8 1967 American Playwrights Theatre Ivory Tower correspondence 32 9 1967 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence to/from Jerome Lawrence concerning APT productions,promotions, membership lists, clippings,& organization 32 2 1967 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence 33 6 1967 American Playwrights Theatre bi-laws 32 11 1968 American Playwrights Theatre correspondence to/from Jerome Lawrence and others concerning American Playwrights Theatre productions, promotions, bi-laws, pamphlets 32 1 1968-1969 American Playwrights Theatre "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" clippings and correspondence 32 6 1970 American Playwrights Theatre annual meeting 32 10 1971 September 24-25 American Playwright Theatre "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" clippings and correspondence 32 7 1971-1972 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers candidates for the board of directors and Cabaret songwriters showcase program 163 14 1992-1993 American Theatre Association (ATA) Annual Convention program and Theatre Today newsletters 43 15 1968-1972 American Theatre Wing newsletter 43 16 1986 American Writers Congress program, correspondence, pamphlets, and application 43 17 1981 American Writers Theatre information and "Resistance" program 131 31 1988 Artists Rights Foundation pamphlet and invitation 131 50 1991 Bilingual Foundation of the Arts, Hispanic-American Theatre Season brochure 74 11 1989 California Educational Theatre Association spring conference programs, newsletters, and speeches 163 15 1992 March 13-15 California Repertory Company Inaugural Season business report, programs, and promotional information 43 18 1989-1990 California State University Summer Arts workshop brochures, Inter Arts Flyer 43 20 1987-1989 California Theatre Council newsletter, correspondence, clippings, pamphlets, news releases, A Reconstruction of the Trial of Vaclav Havland and Others: Prague 1979 43 21 1982 CBS Radio Reunion invitation 43 22 1988 Chichester Theatre Festival and Minerva Theatre Studio season brochure 43 48 1990 Chocolate Bayou Theatre brochure, newsletter, correspondence, Houston "On Stage" write-up 43 24 1983 Circle Repertory Theatre and Lanford Wilson information including production history, articles and reviews, correspondence with Lanford Wilson, Margo Jones Award, photographs, and press releases 43 26 1978-1987 Circle Repertory Theatre 20th Anniversary Celebration invitation 43 25 1988 Cleveland Playhouse correspondence, invitation, pamphlet, notes, annual report, and promotional materials 43 27 1974-1987 Cultural Masterplan Project Masterplan Survey 131 42 1990 Dallas Theatre Center (part 1) brouchures, correspondence, notes, clippings, programs 40 1 1974-1976 Dallas Theatre Center "Twenty Dynamic Years" publication 40 3 1979 Scope and Contents

Dynamic Years includes "Inherit the Wind" pp. 14, "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" pp. 15, "Jabberwock" pp. 62.

 Dallas Theatre Center (part 2) brouchures, correspondeince, notes, blueprint, programs 40 2 1979-1985 "David L. Wolper: 25th Anniversary" book 42 45 circa 1975 Dramatists Guild quarterly newsletter and Young Playwrights newsletter 163 16 1992-1993 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, and newsletter 36 5 1955-1970 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, and newsletter 36 4 1971-1977 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, and newsletter 36 3 1978-1981 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, and newsletter 36 2 1981 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, and newsletter 36 1 1981-1990 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles notes, correspondence, minutes, newsletter, program, clipping 37 1 1984 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles brochure 37 2 1985 Dramatists Guild in Los Angeles brochure 37 3 1988-1991 The Friends of George Spelvin "Seasons Greetings" from George Spelvin and Charlotte and Denis Plimmers 45 44 undated Friends of the New York Public Library: New York Public Library News 163 17 1992-1993 Fries Entertainment Inc. Annual Report 74 20 1989 "Hal B. Wallis: Film Producer" booklet 42 43 1970 Hollywood Scriptwriter newsletter 43 30 1986 June Institute of Outdoor Drama newsletter from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill newsletters, annual reports, correspondence, reviews, and clippings 71 2 1973-1983 Institute of Outdoor Drama newsletter from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill newsletters, flyers, and annual reports 71 1 1984-1990 Institute of Outdoor Drama at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill newsletter 163 19 1992 International Theatre Institute of the United States newsletters and annual reports 43 32 1987-1991 International Theatre Institute of the United States newsletter 163 20 1991-1993 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Fund for New American Plays news releases and memorandum 163 18 1989-1993 Margo Jones clippings, articles, telegrams, correspondences regarding the life, work, and death of Margo Jones 33 2 1945-1982 Margo Jones Awards nomination forms 102 1 1960s Margo Jones Award part 1 presentations, clippings, press releases, correspondence, photographs, and financial statements 33 3 1961-1969 Margo Jones Award part 2 presentations, clippings, press releases, correspondence, photographs, and financial statements 33 4 1970-1979 Margo Jones Award part 3 presentations. clippings, press releases, correspondence, photographs, and financial statements 33 5 1980-1989 Margo Jones by Helen Sheeny, a spiral bound copy of the biography of Margo Jones 33 1 1989 Margo Jones Award pamphlet 37 4 undated Minneapolis Children's Theatre Smithsonian article, business report, pamphlets, promotional information 43 23 1982-1984 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy Awards program 42 28 1965 September 12 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 20th Anniversary album book 42 29 1968 National Musical Theatre annual report, correspondence 43 33 1977-1983 National Repertory Theatre part 1 correspondence, business reports, press releases, meeting minutes 38 1 1967-1969 National Repertory Theatre part 2 correspondence, business reports, press releases, meeting minutes 38 2 1970-1978 National Repertory Theatre part 3 corresondence, business reports, press releases, meeting minutes 38 3 1979 National Repertory Theatre part 4 correspondence, business reports, press releases, meeting minutes, pamphlets, brochures 38 4 1980-1985 National Theatre of the Deaf brochures, correspondence, clippings 41 3 1983-1985 The New Dramatists Celebrity Doodles Auction 131 38 1991 The New Dramatists Celebrity Doodles auction invitation 163 22 1992 November 16 The New Dramatists Mailer 131 39 1991 The New Dramatists newsletter 163 23 1992 New York Public Library News 43 34 1987-1988 Office for Advanced Drama research prospectus and correspondence 43 35 1974-1975 The Ohio Community Theatre Association Manual Bylaws at Bowling Green University 60 1 1961 September O'Neill Foundation (part 1) 41 1 1966-1969 O'Neill Foundation (part 2) 41 2 1970-1979 Pasadena Playhouse fliers, brochures, correspondence, photographs 73 2 1980-1991 Pasadena Playhouse brochures and information kit 73 1 1987-1990 Performing Arts Theatre of the Handicapped (PATH) meeting minutes and clipping 43 38 1981-1982 Prolog for Playwrights newsletters 43 39 1977-1980 Radio & Television Directors Guild Yearbooks 43 40 1948, 1950 Radiogram, SPERDVAC (The Society to Preserve and Encourage Ragio Drama, Variety, and Comedy) newsletters 43 41 1989-1991 Rocky Mountain Writers Guild correspondence, notes, promotional material, pamphlets, advertisements, programs, namtags 43 42 1982-1988 Santa Monica College brochure for IDA Awards Film & Video Festival and Philip Glass, Powaqquats Gala closing 43 49 circa 1988 Save the Theatres newsletter and informational brochure 43 43 1984, 1986 Screen Actors Guild "Screen Actor" monthly news magazine 1st issue 42 39 1959 August Silver Screen IV film industry business reports, quarterly reports, and annual reports 42 50 1989 December 31 The Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety, and Comedy radiogram newsletter 163 21 1992-1993 Southern Theatre Conference Quarterly Magazine "Southern Theatre" v.31, #6 74 16 1990 Summer Southwest Theatre Conference Convention information, correspondence, pamphlets, brochures, notes, and clippings 43 44 1984 Squaw Valley Community of Writers annual conference pamphlet notes, correspondence, schedule 43 45 1973 Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation: "Mr. Abbott" award dinner invitation 163 24 1992 Theatre League Alliance Los Angeles Governor's Award Ceremony program 45 61 1989 University/Resident Theatre Association (U/RTH) newsletter, correspondence, news release, reports, unified audition information 43 46 1970-1972 University of Warwick Concerts brochure 43 47 1990-1991 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences, clippings, press releases 34 1 1982 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences, clippings, press releases, and programs 34 2 1983 William Inge Collection: William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences, clippings, press releases, programs 34 3 1984 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences,notes, invitations, clippings, press releases, programs 34 4 1985 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences,notes, invitations, clippings, press releases, programs 34 5 1986 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences,notes, invitations, clippings, press releases, programs, photographs 34 6 1987 William Inge Collection: William Inge Festival correspondences,notes, invitations, clippings, press releases, programs 34 7 1987 William Inge Collection: Advisory Board Inge program name tag 34 8 undated Writers Guild of America Screen Writing profiles for Academy Awards 42 46 1989 January 20 Writers Guild of America "A Weekend Retrospective Tribute to Billy Wilder" postcard 131 34 1991 Writers Guild of America "Plagiarism and Copyright Infringements" booklet 163 26 1991 Young Playwrights Incorporated: "Young Playwrights News" 163 27 1993 April Young Playwrights Incorporated: "Young Playwrights News" 163 28 1993 April Other Artists and Entertainers Series 6 1831-1990 Scope and Contents

The Other Artists and Entertainers series contains the photographs, autographs, correspondence, and artworks of well known artists and entertainers. Some of them were contemporaries of Lawrence and Lee while others came before Lawrence and Lee. Series materials range in date from 1831-1937 and from 1953-1990.

 Arrangement of Materials

The Other Artists and Entertainers series is arranged into alphabetical order by the last name of the person who the photographs, autographs, correspondence, and artworks can be attributed to.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This series contains VHS videocassettes, compact discs, and audiocassettes.

 Birman (Len) 169 3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown.

 Behan (Brenan) as "The Quare Gella" caricature 64 ART.2 1970 Blickhill (Joan) the Johannesburg Mame Christmas greeting to Jerome 51 18 undated Bryant (W.C.) correspondence to S. Dyer Knott 51 17 1867 October 2 Cecile (Sorel) comedienne correspondence to "Cher Grand Ami" 51 6 1923 June 4 Cocteau (Jean) correspondence to Sanford H. Roth 51 5 1953 June 23 Coward (Noel) portrait photograph 40 MEM.5a 1970 Coward (Noel) detailed map to Goldenhurst Farm 40 MEM.5b 1970 Coward (Noel) handwritten directions 40 MEM.5c 1970 Coward (Noel) correspondence to Jerome Lawrence 40 MEM.5d 1970 Davis (Bette) interview with Jerome Lawrence about Paul Muni 173 9-12 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassettes; approximate run time: unknown.

 Davis (Bette) interview with Jerome Lawrence about Paul Muni (copy) 173 1-8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Compact Disc; approximate run time: unknown.

 Devine (Jerry) correspondence on copywrites 74 19 undated Duff (Howard) memorial 170 21 1990 July 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Duke (Vernon) note paper with handwritten music (4 bars) and lyrics for "April in Paris" 38 MEM.7a circa 1955 Duke (Vernon) photographs of writing music 38 MEM.7b circa 1955 Duke (Vernon) sheet of hand-notated music 38 MEM.7c circa 1955 Duke (Vernon) headshot 38 MEM.7d circa 1955 Gershwin (Ira) and collaborator caricature 43 MEM.1 undated Gilbert (Allan) drawing of "Babbie" 42 MEM.14 undated Goldman (William) "The Season" 35 8 1984 April 1 Lindsay (Howard) and Russell Crouse photographs at rehearsal of "Life with Father" 41 MEM.2a-MEM.2b undated Lewis (Robert) "slings and Arrows" 35 9 undated MacGregor (Rob Roy) as Mr. MacReady portrait of a man wearing Scots Warrior tartans 57 1 circa 1850 Muni (Paul) handwritten notes about the character of Dr. Stockman in Ibsen's "Enemy of The People" and notes from Francis Muni photo copies 51 7 circa 1939 Muni (Paul) silver watch given from Herman "to mark a memorial time" 52 1 1957 June 1 Nathan (Robert) memorial photographs, memorial service programs, invitation written from Anna Lee Nathan to Bob, Janet & Jerry 51 3 1982 O'Neill (Eugene), Neil Simon, George Abbot, John LaTouche; to Paul Munifrom Alexander Markey correspondence in play collections 43 29 1936-1986 Play collection photographs of Paul Zindel, Wendy Wasserman, David Levine, Charles Marowitz, Archibald MacLeish, Tennessee Williams, Jerome Lawrence 51 4 undated Repplier (Anges) handwritten and signed note 51 16 1911 Romberg (Sigmund) photograph portrait 39 MEM.6a circa 1951 Romberg (Sigmund) correspondence to Lawrence and Lee 39 MEM.6b circa 1951 Romberg (Sigmund) hand-notated music 39 MEM.6c circa 1951 Sardou signature, sketch, and note; Anatel France calling card 51 12 circa 1831-1908 Shaw (George Bernard) photograph portrait 45 MEM.4a circa 1916 Shaw (George Bernard) handwritten postcard to Galbraith Welch, Inc. 45 MEM.4b circa 1916 Shaw (George Bernard) photograph of the Broadhurst Theatre marquee for "G. B. Shaw's Latest Comedy Misalliance 45 MEM.4c circa 1916 Simonson (Lee) "Part of a Lifetime" drawing 35 10 undated Tartaglia handcolored engraving by M. Saul 51 11 undated Unidentified man in 3 photographs with Jerome Lawrence; "A Day in Hollywood; A Night in the Ukraine" program 51 14 undated Van Vechten (Carl) articles about 35 5 1964 Van Vechten (Carl) articles by Van Vechten in Gertrude Stein, Gothen Book Mart Catalog 35 6 1964 Van Vechten (Carl) correspondence with Jerome Lawrence 35 4 1962-1964 Van Vechten (Carl) exhibit catalog Yale University Library 35 7 1960 June Van Vechten (Carl) photographs 35 2 circa 1950s Van Vechten (Carl) photographs of Jerome Lawrence, Robert E. Lee, and Janet Waldo 35 3 circa 1950s Van Vechten (Carl) photographs of people 35 1 1950-1959 Wachsman (Peggy) memorial service 170 22 1981 May 1 Weaver (Sigourney) as Dian Fossey in "Gorillas in the Mist" photoprint 51 19 undated Woolcott (Alexander) correspondence to Harpo Marx 51 8 circa 1932-1942 Scope and Contents

Photo copy of letters from Alexander Woolcott Harpo Marx and note from Max Wilk giving the letters from Harpo Marx to Jerome Lawrence.

 Wyles (Ann), Vice President of ISID Desert Chapter, correspondence thanking Jerome Lawrence for AIDS benefit support 74 17 1990 Zangwill (Israel) autograph 51 15 undated Various playwright clippings 43 28 1937-1964 Non-Lawrence and Lee Productions Series 7 circa 1800-1803, 1900-2003 Scope and Contents

The Non-Lawrence and Lee Productions series contains posters, pamphlets, playbills, production photographs, and ephemera related to productions that Lawrence and Lee did not have any participation in as writers, directors, or consultants in any way. Series materials range in date from circa 1800-1803 and 1940-2003.

 Arrangement of Materials

The series is arranged in alphabetical order by the title of the production. A small number of materials included in this series did not have a clear production title because the material was related to a concert, festival, benefit, television program, or other performing arts performance, but has also been included in the alphabetical arrangement based on the name of the event or group.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This series contains VHS videocassettes, audiocassettes, and audiotapes.

 "3 For Tonight" program 84 19 1955 "3hree" program 104 7 2001 "8 Mile" script by Scott Silver 123 1 2001 16th Annual Humana Festival of New American plays 130 8 1992 "25th Hour" script by David Benioff 123 2 2002 "40 Years On" program 110 21 1968 41st Annual Writers Guild of America invitation 45 74 1989 "42nd Street" playbill, program 110 20 undated "50/60 Vision" at Center Theatre Group program 133 11 1990 May "50's, 60's, 70's, 80's" by Robert Patrick; "The Fig Leaves are Falling" playbill, flyer 110 6 1968 "110 in the Shade" program 93 19 1963 "110 in the Shade" Palae Theatre program 58 88 1967 February 8 "110 in the Shade"; "On Golden Pond" programs 117 13 1965, 1980 "1776" program 100 18 1969 "1776" program 58 118 1969 "The 1940s Radio Hour" program 117 4 1979 December "The 1992 Lucile Lortel Awards" program 128 6 1992 May "Aida" and "The Lion King" program 175 3 1997, 2000 "A La Carte" program 81 8 1949-1951 Abbey Theatre Historical Booklet on the Dublin Theatre 45 81 1966 "Abelard and Heloise" program 105 1 1971 "Abraham Cochrane" program 95 11 1964 "Absence of a Cello" program 95 24 1964 "Absence of Malice" program 105 2 1981 "Absurd Person Singulars" program 105 3 1974, 1978 "An Acre of Heaven" by David Stevens typescript 48 16 1985 "The Act" program 105 5 1977 Actors Theatre of Louisville brochures 44 3 1988-1990 "Adaptation/Next", "After You, Mr. Hyde", "The Act", "Advise and Consent" programs 105 6 1960, 1968, 1978 "The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God" program 129 26 1969 March Advertisements 165 8 1992-1993 Advertisements 163 27 1992-1993 Advertisements 165 1 1992-1993 "The Affair" program 91 51 1962 October 31 "African American Perspectives: A Library on Video" pamphlet 163 29 1992-1993 "After the Fact" by Jeffrey Sweet 70 1 1980 "After the Fall", "Marco Millions", "But for Whom Charlie" program 94 15 1964 "After the Rain" program 98 21 1967 "Agnes of God" program 105 7 1982 "Ah, Wilderness" program 105 8 1985 "The Ahmanson at the Doolittle" program 129 37 1991-1992 Ahmanson Theatre season brochure 44 11 1988-1989 "Aida" program 150 8 2002 January "Ain't Misbehavin'" program 105 9 1978 Alabama Shakespeare Festival press materials 44 5 1989-1990 Alabama Shakespeare Festival season program 130 7 1991-1992 "Albert R.N.", "Album", "All in One", "All Over" programs 105 10 1955, 1971, 1980 "Alfie" program 95 25 1965 "Ali" script by Stephen J. Rivele 123 3 2000 "Ali" by Gregory Allen Howard final production script 150 9 2001 May 8 "Alicia Ghiragossian Reads Her Poems" 170 16 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 "All American" program 93 1 1962 "All in One" program 34 17 1955 "All Over Town", "All the Way Home" programs 105 11 1975, 1978 "All Summer Long" program 83 22 1954 "All the Pretty Horses" script by Ted Tally 126 23 2000 "All the Pretty Horses" script by Ted Tally 123 4 2000 "All the Way Home" program 90 22 1960 "All Under Heaven" program 103 13 2000 Alley Theatre of Houston press materials 44 6 1983-1985 "Allo Paris" Performing Arts Program for Paris 45 28 1964 May 27-June 2 "Almanac" program 82 28 1953-1954 "Almost Like Gods: Les Divines" promotional card 58 1 1988 November "An Almost Perfect Person" program 105 12 1977 "Alone Together" program 105 13 1984 "Amadeus" Pepperdine University program 58 2 undated "Amadeus" program 102 19 1999 "Amadeus", "Amahl and the Night Visitors" programs 105 14 1967, 1981-1982 "The Amazing Adele" program 85 7 1955 "Amélie" script by Guillaume Laurent and Jean-Pierre Jeunet 123 5 2001 "The American Dream", "Dutchman" program 94 10 1964 "America Hurrah" programs 105 15 1967 American Ballet Theatre Previews program 86 20 1957 American Ballet Theatre program 130 17 1979 January American Ballet Theatre program 150 10 1996 July American Ballet Theatre, American College Theatre Festival programs 105 16 1969, 1974, 1977 "An American Comedy", American Shakespeare Theatre programs 105 18 1978, 1983 American Conservatory Theatre programs 105 19 1968-1987 American Conservatory Theatre at Center Theatre Group program 134 8 1990 February American Film Institute Life Achievement Award book order form 44 8 1982 "American Mosaic", "The American Clock" programs 105 17 1980, 1982, 1984 American Movie Classics special Veterans Day AF Radio Service "This is Army" 169 7 1991 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown.

 "American Psycho" script by Mary Harron and Guinevere Turner 123 6 1998 American Shakespeare Festival Theatre performance schedule 44 10 1959-1960 American Theater Exchange pamphlet 44 13 1984 "Analyze This" script by Kenneth Lonergan 123 7 1998 "Anastasia" program 84 4 1955 "And so to Bed", "Androcles and the Lion", "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little" programs 105 20 1951, 1965, 1971 "And the World Goes 'Round" program 72 25 1991 May "The Andersonville Trial" program 89 35 1959 "Andorra" program 92 11 1963 February 9 "Androcles and the Lion" program 101 21 1964 "Angela's Ashes" script by Laura Jones and Alan Parker 123 8 1999 "Angels in America" at Center Theatre Group program 133 5 1992 October "Angels in America" program 150 11 1992 October "Angels in America"; "The Substance of Fire" programs 164 6 1992-1993 "Ankles Aweigh" program 84 18 1955 "Annie" program 105 23 1979 "Annie" program 105 22 1982 "Annie Get Your Gun" program 97 14 1966 "Annie Get Your Gun" program 105 24 1977 "Annie Warbucks" program 164 7 1992 November "The Annual W.B. Yeats International Theatre Festival" poster 8 POS.102 1989 "Antigone in Taurus" by Andrew Cruickshank 66 5 1975 Spring "Antonio and the Ballad de Madrid" program 95 13 1964 "Antwone Fisher" script by Antwone Fisher 123 9 2001 "Any Friend of Nicholas Nickleby's a Friend of Mine" by Ray Bradbury photocopy of the script with letter to Jerome Lawrence 47 6 undated "Any Wednesday" program 94 31 1964 "Anya" programs 96 31 1965 December 10 "Anyone Can Whistle" program 94 11 1964 "Anything Goes" Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont playbill 58 3 1988 April "Anything Goes" souvenir program 44 14 1988 "Anything Goes" program 150 12 2002 September "Anything Goes", "Any Wednesday" programs 105 25 1967, 1969 "Anything You Say", "The Apple Tree" programs 105 26 1967 The APA Repertory Company program 98 1 1967 "Appearing Nitely" program 106 1 1977 "Applause" program 106 2 1970 "The Apple Cart" program 85 23 1956 "Arcadia" program 150 13 1997 January "Aren't We All?" program 106 3 1985 "Argentina's Brand of Star Quality" thesis by Sylvia Janette Clay for her Master's thesis which includes "Diamond Orchid" analysis 176 10 1981 June 2 "Aristocrats" at Center Theatre Group program 133 12 1990 June "Around the World in 80 Days" program 106 4 1957 "Arsenic and Old Lace" program 106 5 1987 "ART" program 102 25 1999 "Article XXIV" by Howard Burmant typescript with dedication to Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee with L&L 47 7 1989 "As Is", "As You Like It" programs 106 6 1974, 1985 "As You Desire Me" Sydney Theatre Company program 58 5 undated "As You Like It" program 81 11 1949-1951 ASCAP Foundation brochures 44 12 1988-1990 "Aspects of Love" Broadhurst Theatre playbill 58 4 1990 April Astaire Awards invitation 44 16 1988 May 9 "At the Drop of Another Hat" program 97 24 1966 "At Wit's End" Smothers Theatre programs 58 6 1989 September 16 "The Athenian Touch" program 106 8 1964 "Audacious Stages: The Musical Theatre of Harold Prince" program 128 22 1989 "A Author" by Gelett Burgess, 1918 44 1 undated "Avanti!" program 98 26 1968 "The Aspern Papers" program 91 49 1962 February 12 "Baal"/"Othello" program 96 14 1965 "Babes in the Woods" poster featuring Bonnie Drew, Jim Bartley, Eileen Reid, Nicholas Grinnell, Olivia Tracey 1 POS.3 undated "Baby" program 128 26 undated "Baby", BBC Symphony Orchestra, "Babbitt" programs 106 8 1952, 1984, 1987 "Baby Wants a Kiss" program 94 7 1964 Bach Aria Group program 101 2 1960 Back Alley Theatre Alley Ways Van Nuys California publicity for 1988-1989 season, program for "A Walk on the Wild Side" 45 82 1988-1989 "Back to Methuselah" program 88 34 1958 "Bad Habits", "The Incredible Jim Bailey" programs 106 9 1974, 1983 "Bad News" by Neil Yarema typescript 48 21 1970 October 5 "The Bad News Bears" by Bill Lancaster script draft 76 1 1975 July 24 "Bad Santa" script by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa 123 10 2003 "The Bad Seed" program 83 35 1955 "Bajour" program 96 6 1965 "Baker Street" program 95 30 1965 "The Balcony" program 91 17 1961 "The Ballad of the Sad Café" program 93 17 1963 "Ballet Español: Roberto Iglesias"; The Metropolitan Boston Arts Center first season programs 164 8 1959-1960 "Les Ballets de Paris in Carmeal," "The Diamond Theif," "L'oeuf A La LoQue" programs 81 14 1949-1951 "Les Ballets de Paris" program 87 9 1958 "Ballroom", "Barefoot in the Park" programs 106 11 1968, 1979 The Ballroom Bugle guide to New York 44 17 1978 September "The Banker's Daughter" program 81 4 1949-1951 The Barber Theatre program book 59 3 1960 The Barber Theatre program booklet 59 3 1960 Barbican Centre schedule 44 18 1989 April "Barefoot in the Park" program 93 20 1963 "Barnum" program 106 10 1980 Barter Awards program 44 19 1965 May 11 Barter Theatre poster for April through September season 7 POS.81 undated "The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel", "Pina Bausch", "The Bathtub Bandicoot" programs 106 12 1970, 1977, 1985 "Battle! Divine Madness" program 106 21 1979 "The Beard", "The Beautiful Lady", "The Beauty Part", "Becket" programs 106 13 1968, 1974, 1985 "The Beauty Part" program 92 12 1963 "Bech" by Eric Ambler typescript 47 2 undated "Becket" program 90 24 1960 "Becket" program 91 15 1961 May 27 "Bedroom Farce" program 106 14 1979 "Bedtime Stories of Aaron & Moses" by Richard W. Krevolin playscript 67 11 1990 "Beethoven's Tenth", "Beggar on Horseback" programs 106 16 1970, 1983 "Bells and Ringing" program 87 23 1957 "Ben Franklin in Paris" program 94 23 1964 "Bent" programs 106 17 1979 Berlin Festival: "Ghetto"/"The Soul of a Jew" program 164 9 1985 May The Bermuda Festival of the Arts program and reviews 44 20 1962-1967 "Best Foot Forward" Joan of Arc Playhouse program 58 7 undated "The Best Man" program 91 4 1960 May 11 "The Best Man" script by Malcolm D. Lee 123 11 1998 "Betrayal" program 106 19 1980 "Beverly Hill Cop II" by Larry Ferguson and Warren Skaaren script 75 6 1986 "Beyond the Fringe" program 94 1 1963 "Beyond the Horizon" Smothers Theatre program 58 8 1988 March "Beyond Therapy" program 106 20 1982 "Big Fish, Little Fish" program 90 31 1961 "Big Maggie" poster featuring Anne Byrne, Sean Campion, David Herlihy, Tina Kellegher 2 POS.39 1988 "Big Maggie" poster featuring Sean Campion, Maeve Germaine, Tina Kellegher, Eamon Kelly 2 POS.37 1989 "Big Maggie" poster featuring Brenda Fricker 8 POS.98 undated "Big River" program 106 22 1985 "Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" programs 150 7 2001-2002 The Bilingual Foundation of the Arts Theatre season program 130 9 1992 "Billy" program 106 23 1974 "Billy Barres' L.A." program 101 17 1964 "Biloxi Blues", "Bingo" programs 106 24 1975, 1985 "The Birthday Party" program 98 29 1969 "Bits & Pieces" program 96 22 1965 "Black Angel" program 106 25 1978 "Black Comedy" program 97 29 1967 "Black Hawk Down" screenplay 150 14 circa 2000 "Black Hawk Down" script by Ken Nolan 123 12 2001 "The Blacks" program 91 23 1961 "Blade to the Heat" program 150 15 1996 March "Blame It on the Movies" The Coast Playhouse program 58 9 1988 March "Les Blancs" program 106 26 1970 "Blithe Spirit" poster 3 POS.58 undated "Blinded by the Light" poster 2 POS.30 1990 "Blood Brothers" poster 1 POS.8 undated "Blood Guilty" and "Goodbye Carraroe" posters 2 POS.24 1989 "Blood, Sweat, & Stanley Poole" program 91 29 1961 "Bloodknot" by Atholl Fugard program 94 8 1964 "Blue Denim" program 87 7 1957 "Blue Snow: Three One Act Plays: The Swing, The Understanding, The Honest Lover" by Phillip Jarosz manuscript, invitation, and flyer 67 7 1978-1980 "Blues for Mister Charlies" program 95 6 1964 "The Body of Bourre" program 104 6 2001 "La Bohème" program 126 14 2003 "A Bond Honored", "Black Comedy", "Bleacher Bums" programs 106 27 1966 "Born Yesterday", "The Boys in Autumn", "The Boys in the Band", "The Bradleyville Trilogy" programs 106 28 1969-1970, 1974, 1986 "Bowfinger" script by Steve Martin 123 13 1998 "A Boy Growing Up" program 86 12 1957 "Boys Don't Cry" incomplete script by Kimberly Peirce 126 26 1998 "The Boys From Syracuse" program 94 35 1963 "The Boys From Syracuse" program 102 22 1999 "The Boys in the Band" program 98 2 1968 "The Boyfriend" program 83 23 1954 "Brain Hotel", "Breakfast at Tiffany's", Brief Lives" programs 106 29 1966, 1969, 1984 "Bravo Giovanni" program 93 10 1962 "Bravo! Bravo!" an old encore at the Opera profile 63 ART.7 1803 "The Breadman" poster 3 POS.54 1990 "Brigadoon" program 88 3 1957 "Brigadoon" program 93 28 1963 Brighton Festival magazine and booking brochure 44 21 1989 "Bring in 'Da Noise Funk" program 150 16 1998 March "Bringing Out the Dead" script by Paul Schrader 126 25 1999 "Broadway Bound", Brighton Beach Memoirs" programs 107 1 1983, 1987 Broadway Cares AIDS Benefit Invitation 44 22 1990 April 8 "Bubbling Brown Sugar" program 107 2 1976 "The Burglar", "Butley" programs 107 4 1972 "Burn This" program 107 3 1987 "Bus Stop" program 84 13 1955 "Bus Stop" playbill 150 17 1996 February "Butterflies Are Free", "By Jupiter" programs 107 5 1967, 1970, 1973 "By Jeeves" program 150 18 1997 March "By the Beautiful Sea" program 82 34 1953-1954 "By the Beautiful Sea" program 83 10 1954 "Bye Bye Birdie" program 91 5 1960 May 10 "Bye Bye Birdie" at Costa Mesa High School flyer undated "Byron in Hell"; "A Season of Winners"; "Ahmanson at the Doolittle" programs 165 3 circa 1988-1993 "Cabaret" programs 107 6 1968, 1987 "Cactus Flower" program 97 7 1966 "Cactus Flower" programs 107 7 1967, 1969 "Caesar and Cleopatra" by George Bernard Shaw program 107 8 1971 "La Cage Aux Folles", "Cages" programs 107 9 1983-1984 "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial" program 83 20 1954 "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial" program 107 10 1986 "Calendar Girls" script by Juliette Towhidi and Tim Firth 123 14 2003 California Institute of the Arts brochure and correspondence 44 25 1983 "California Suite", "Call Me Madam" programs 107 11 1976 California Young Playwrights Project brochure 44 26 1989 "Caligula" program 91 3 1960 "Caligula" program 90 5 1960 "Call Me Madam" program 103 24 2000 "Camelot" program 90 34 1961 "Camelot" season program at the Phoenix Little Theatre; 70th anniversary season program 45 91 1990 Camelot Artists Production pamphlet 44 27 circa 1987 "Camino Real" program 107 12 1968 "Can't Stop the Music!" poster featuring Jacinta Whyte, Eileen Reid, Nicholas Grennell, Rebecca Smith, Paul Monaghan 1 POS.1 1991 "Can-Can" program 82 16 1953-1954 "Candida" program 107 13 1981 "Candide" program 87 16 1957 "Candide" program 150 19 1995 November "Canterbury Tales" program 100 21 1969 "Cantorial" by Ira Levin typescript 47 21 1986 "Capper and Brass" program 86 16 1957 "Career" program 88 24 1958 "The Carefree Tree" program 84 23 1955 "The Caretaker", "Carmen", Carnegie Hall, "Candide" programs 107 14 1966-1986 "Carmelina" program 107 15 1979 Carnegie Recital Hall program 44 28 1968-1969 "Carnival' poster with image of James Ensor's painting Carnival from Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 10 105 undated "Carnival!" program 91 18 1961 June 2 "Carnival", "Carousel" programs 107 17 1960, 1985 Carol Channing 107 23 1970 "Carousel" program 86 4 1957 "Carry Me Back to Morningside Heights" program 99 34 1968 "Casablanca" by Julius Epstein script 75 5 1942 "A Case of Libel" program 93 15 1963 "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" program 84 15 1955 "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" program 107 18 1983 "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Eugene O'Neill Theatre playbill 58 10 1990 May "Cats" at the Shubert Theatre program 153 5 1992 September "Catastrophe", "Cats" programs 107 16 1982 "Catch Me If You Can" program 95 34 1965 "Cause Celebre", "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" programs 107 19 1979 "The Cave Dwellers" program 86 17 1957 "Celebrating the Centennial Season at Carnegie Hall!" New York Times advertising supplement 148 1 1990 September 16 "Celebration" program 100 24 1969 "Celebration", "Ceremonies in Dark Old Men" programs 107 20 1969 "Chagonog" program 107 21 undated "The Chairs and the Lesson" program 95 7 1964 "The Chalk Garden" program 84 32 1955 The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; Paula Robinson at the Lincoln Center programs 119 9 1974, 1984-1986 "Chamber Music: Three One Act Plays" by David H. Simpson script 78 1 1991 "Champagne Complex" program 84 16 1955 "The Changeling" program 95 19 1964 "Changes of Heart" program 150 21 1996 July "Changing Lanes" script by Chap Taylor and Michael Tolkin 123 15 2002 "The Changing Room" program 107 22 1973 "Chapter Two" program 107 24 1977 "Chapter Two" program 107 25 1977 Charles E. Daniel Theatre dedication program 148 5 1967 "Charley's Aunt", "Charlie and Algernon", "Charlotte Siveet" programs 107 26 1980, 1982, 1985 "Cheapside" program 107 27 1986 "Chekhov in Yalta" and "Twelfth Night" Performing Arts Magazine program 58 11 1981 May "Cheers": "The Chain Gang" by Bill Karnovsky and Susan D. Karnovsky 75 9 1992 "Chemin de Fer" Dallas Theater Center program 58 12 1974 October "Chéri" program 89 21 1959 "The Cherry Orchard" APA Phoenix Theatre program 58 13 undated "The Cherry Orchard" program 99 33 1968 "Chess" Imperial Theater playbill and souvenir program 58 14 1988 April-May "Chicago" 46th Street Theatre playbill 58 15 1976 May "Child Buyer" program 101 9 1962 "Child of Fortune" program 85 31 1956 "Children of a Lesser God" programs 108 2 1979-1980 "Child's Play" program 108 1 1970 March "The Chinese Prime Minister" program 94 25 1964 "The Chinese Wall" program 101 7 1962 "Chocolat" script by Robert Nelson Jacobs 123 16 2000 "A Chorus Line" programs 108 3 1975-1978 "A Chorus Line" Las Palmas program and invitation 58 17 1990 May "A Chorus Line" A New York Shakespeare Festival Production program 58 16 undated "The Cider House Rules" program 150 20 1998 July "The Cider House Rules" script by John Irving 123 17 1999 "Cinderella"; "Circle Repertory 15th Anniversary Celebration" programs 108 4 1966, 1984 "The Circle" Ambassador Theatre playbill 58 19 1990 April "Circus Circus" exhibition Theatre Museum London pamphlet, gallery plan, and general information 45 62 1988-1989 City Center Joffrey Ballet program 99 15 1968 "City of Angels" Virginia Theatre playbills 58 18 1990 January-May City University of New York "42nd St. Theatre and the City" exhibit brochure 44 43 1977 Fall "Clarence Darrow" program 129 27 undated "A Clearing in the Woods" 87 18 1957 "Clerambard" program 87 12 1958 Cleveland Quartet at the Ambassador Auditorium program 44 7 1981 January 27 Cleveland Playhouse 60th Birthday season poster 20 POS.132a-132b 1975 "Close Ties"; "Cloud Nine"; "The Club" programs 108 5 1976-1983 "Closer" program 103 19 2000 "Closer Than Ever" program 129 15 1992 May "Cock-A-Doodle Dandy" program 100 23 1969 "The Cocktail Hour" at Center Theatre Group program 133 13 1990 April "The Cocktail Party"; "Coastal Disturbances" programs 108 6 1966, 1987 "Coco"; "Colette"; "Cole"; "Come Back Little Sheba" programs 108 8 1970, undated "Cold Mountain" script by Anthony Migrella 123 18 2003 "The Colored Museum" by George C. Wolfe photocopied script 48 20 1986 "The Colored Museum" at Center Theatre Group program 134 2 1988 May "Colours-Jane Barry, Esp." poster featuring Veronica Quilligan, Robert Bowman, Desmond Cave 8 POS.103 undated "Come Blow Your Horn" program 91 11 1961 April 26 "Come on Strong" program 91 50 1962 October 29 "Come Spy with Me" program 108 9 1966 "Comedians", "The Comedy of Errors" programs 108 10 1968-1976 "Comédie Française" program 84 33 1955 "Comedy in Music" program 83 24 1954 "Comes a Day" program 88 9 1958 "Comic Strip" program 88 25 1958 "Comings and Goings"; "Company" programs 108 11 1970, undated "A Company of Wayward Saints" Pepperdine University program 58 20 1988 January 21-23 Company Theatre brochure and program featuring children of the kingdom 44 30 1971 "The Complaisant Lover" program 91 31 1961 "Compulsion" program 86 18 1957 "The Concept" program 99 16 1968 "The Condemned of Altona" Lincoln Center program 108 12 1966 "Conduct Unbecoming"; "Confessions of a Female Disorder"; "Confessions of a Nightingale" programs 108 13 1969-1986 "Confessions of a Nightingale" The Cleveland Playhouse program 58 22 1987 January 7-18 "Confessions of a Nightingale" Sinatra Theater program 58 21 1988 January 14-16 "Confessions of a Nightingale" program 72 1 1991 January 29 "Confessions of a Theatregoer"; "Very, Very Jerry"; "Enter Scowling: Prolific, Profane, and Relentlessly Macho"; "Playwright David Mamet Does Battle with the Tyranny of Political Correctness" articles 165 4 1991-1992 "The Confidential Clerk" program 83 1 1953-1954 "The Confirmation" by Douglas Messerli script 77 5 undated "Contact" program 126 7 1999 "Contact" program 103 3 2000 "Contact" program 104 9 2001 "The Contractor" program 108 14 1970 April "A Conversation with Robert Clary, Jerome Lawrence" 169 9 1990 December 21 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Conversations with My Father" program 128 15 1992 April "Conversations with My Father" program 150 22 1993 October "Copenhagen" program 103 7 2000 "Copenhagen" program 103 8 2000 "Corpse!" programs 108 15 1986 "Council of Love" program 108 16 undated "The Country Wife" program 96 34 1966 January 9 "The Country Wife"; "Cowardly Custard" programs 108 17 1969-1972 "Crank" program 86 1 1956 "Crazy for You" program 128 13 1992 May "The Crazy Gang"; "The Creation of the World and Other Business" programs 108 18 1952-1972 "Crimes of the Heart" program 108 19 1982 Criterion Cabaret flyer featuring Chris Durang and Dawne 44 31 1989 "Critics Choice" program 90 26 1960 "The Crucible" program 82 6 1952-1953 "The Crucible" programs 108 20 1973 April "The Crucible"; Oberlin College Festival of Light Opera programs; "The Mikado" script 165 5 1959, undated "The Crucifer of Blood" programs 108 21 1978 September-November "Crystal and Fox" program 108 22 1970 "The Cuban Thing" program 99 9 1968 "Cue for Passion" program 88 20 1958 Cultural Presentations report 44 32 1964-1965 "Culture Shock: A New Musical" by Brian McGarth with letter to Jerome Lawrence 48 3 1989 "Culture Shock: A New Musical" by Brian McGrath script copy and letter 68 4 1989 "Culture Shock: A New Musical" by Brian McGrath and James Power script copy and letter 68 3 1990 April 4 "Cyrano de Bergerac" program 82 25 1953-1954 "Cyrano de Bergerac" program 108 23 1973 June "Cyrano de Bergerac" Lincoln Center program 108 24 1968 "Cyrano de Bergerac" souvenir program 108 25 undated "Czajkowski" poster 6 POS.71 undated "Da"; "Dame Lorraine" programs 108 26 1978, undated "The Daily Word" 102 2 1995 February "Dale Gonyea" La Primier Musicque at Comedel program 58 23 1978 April 22 "Dames at Sea" programs 108 27 1968-1970 "Damn Yankees" program 84 20 1955 "The Dance of Death" program 108 28 circa 1966 "Dancers in the Dark" script by Lars von Trier 123 21 1999 "Dancin'" program 108 29 1978 May "Dancing at Lughnasa" poster 2 POS.31 1990 "Dancing at Lughnasa" program 128 2 1991 December "Dancing in the Endzone" by Bill C. Davis typescript with clipping about the play and playwright 47 10 1985 February "Dancing in the End Zone"; "Danton's Death"; "Dark Horses (At the Top of the Stairs"; "Clarence Darrow" programs 108 30 1965-1984 "Daphne in Cottage D" program 98 19 1967 "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" program 86 22 1958 "The Dark is Light Enough" program 84 10 1955 "Darling of the Day" program 99 35 1968 "Daughter of Silence" program 91 33 1961 December 6 "A Day in Hollywood: A Night in the Ukraine" program 108 31 1980 May "A Day in Hollywood, A Night in Ukraine" Wilshire Theatre program 58 24 1982 February "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" program 108 32 circa 1968 "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" program 126 13 2003 "The Day Room" Babcock Theatre programs 58 25 1988 October "The Days Between" Dallas Theater Center program 58 26 1965 May "Days in the Trees" program 108 33 1966 October 1 "The Day the Whores Came Out to Play Tennis" and "Sing to Me Through Open Windows" program 96 25 1965 "Days of the Dancing" program 94 34 1964 "Deadlock" The Black Box Theatre program 58 27 undated "Dealer's Choice" program 150 23 1998 May "Dear Charles" program 83 31 1954 "Dear Liar"; "Dear Luther"; "Dear Oscar" programs 109 1 1960, 1972, 1974 "Dear Love" by Dick Dotterer photocopy of script with a note to Jerome Lawrence 47 11 1968 "Dear Me, the Sky Is Falling" program 93 30 1963 "The Death and Ressurection of Mr. Roche" poster featuring Clive Geraghty, Ray BcBride, Eamon Morrissey, Tom Murphy 8 POS.104 undated "Death and the Maiden" program 128 12 1992 May "Death of a Salesman" program 109 2 1954, 1984 "Death of a Salesman" program 101 10 1963 "Death of a Salesman" program 103 18 2000 "Death of an Anarchist", "Accidentally Yours" program 105 4 1983 "The Death of Bessie Smith"/"The American Dream" program 91 19 1961 April 21 "Deathtrap" flyer 129 8 1992 "Death Trap"; "Deep Blue Sea"; "A Delicate Balance" programs 109 3 1952, 1978, 1985 "Death Watch" program 95 9 1964 "Decadence" poster 1 POS.22 undated "Decades: The Number One Singles 1930-1985" by Marc Christian-MacGinnis 44 34 circa 1986 "The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter Revisited" program 96 7 1965 "The Deer Park" by Norman Mailer program 100 22 1967 "Defiled" program 103 11 2000 "A Delicate Balance" program 97 18 1966 "The Deputy" program 94 12 1964 "Der Gute Mensch Von Sezuan" Berliner Ensemble programs 58 36 undated "Design for Living" program 109 5 1971 "Design for Living"; "Detective Story" programs 109 4 1971, 1984 "The Designated Mourner" script by Wallace Shawn 123 22 1997 "Desire of the Elms" program 92 13 1963 February 3 "The Desk Set" program 84 27 1955 "The Desperate Hours" by Joseph Hayes program 84 8 1955 "Destry Rides Again" program 89 15 1959 "Detective Story" program 81 16 1949-1951 "The Devils" program 96 26 1965 "The Devils" program 109 6 1967 "The Devil's Advocate" program 90 35 1961 "The Devil's Disciple" poster featuring Desmond Cave, David Carey, Sarah Cronin, Donall Farmer 2 POS.36 1989 "The Devil's Disciple" program 81 9 1949-1951 "Dial 'M' For Murder" program 82 8 1952-1953 "Dial 'M' for Murder"; "The Diary of a Madman" programs 109 7 1952, 1966-1967 "Diamond Lil" program 81 12 1949-1951 "Diamond Orchid" program 95 29 1965 "The Diary of Anne Frank" program 85 8 1956 "Die Desch - Insel" journals 44 35 1967-1972 "Dime a Dozen" program 93 27 1963 "The Dining Room"; "Division Street" programs 109 8 1980, 1982, 1985 "Dinner at Eight" program 97 16 1966 "Dinner with Friends" program 102 10 1998 "Dinner with Friends" program 103 14 2000 "Dirty Blonde" program 103 5 2000 "The Disenchanted" program 88 23 1958 "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood" script by Callie Khouri 123 23 2001 "Do I Hear a Waltz" program 96 15 1965 May 2 "Do Re Me" program 91 14 1961 May 22 Dobama Theatre, Cleveland, Ohio 44 36 circa 1960s "The Doctor's Dilemma" by Bernard Shaw program 84 2 1955 "A Dog Tries to Kiss the Sky" by Douglas Messerli script 77 6 1992 "La Dolce Vita" program 91 24 1961 "A Doll's Life" program 109 9 1982 "Don Juan in Hell" program 129 16 1991 October "Don Juan in Hell"; "Don't Bother Me, I Don't Care", "Doctor Zhivago" programs 109 10 1972-1973 "Donnie Brasco" script by Paul Attanasio 123 24 1996 "Donnybrook!" program 91 26 1961 June 3 "Don't Drink the Water" program 97 22 1966 "Dracula" program 109 11 1977 "Drama at Irish" poster 1 POS.19 undated "The Dramatist" magazine 126 1 2001 September "Dreamer" by Mark Masi typescript 48 2 1989 "Dreamgirls" program 109 13 1982 "Dress Up" programs 129 9 1992 "The Dresser"; "Drinks Before Dinner" programs 109 14 1978, 1982 "Drink to Me Only" program 88 5 1958 "Driving Miss Daisy" John Houseman Theatre playbill 58 28 1988 April Dublin Theatre Festival poster 9 POS.106 undated "Duel of Angels"; "Dumas and Son" programs 109 15 1960, 1967 "The Dumbwaiter"/"The Collection" program 92 7 1963 June 29 "The Dybbuk" program 94 20 1964 "The Dybbuk" program 94 30 1964 "Dylan" program 95 1 1964 "Each Had Six Wings" program 95 4 1964 "Early Morning" by Edward Bond program 100 14 circa 1968 "Early Promise" The Audrey Skirball-Kenis Theatre program 58 29 1989 October 15 East West Players season flyer 45 84 1987-1988 "Eastern Standard" program 72 2 circa 1988-1991 "Eat Drink Man Woman" script by Hui Ling Weng, Ang Lee, and James Senamus 123 25 1994 "The Eccentricities of a Nightingale"; "The Ecstasy of Rita Jones" programs 109 16 1967, 1976 "Echoes of the Duke and Lulu" poster 1 POS.6 1990 "The Education of Hyman Kaplan" program 99 24 1968 Education Theatre Association pamphlet and program 44 38 1990 "Edwin Drood"; "The Effect of Gamma Rays"; "The Egg" programs 109 18 1970, 1975, 1986 "The Egghead" program 86 14 1957 "Eleanor", "Electra", "The Elephant Man", "Elm Circle" programs 109 19 1976-1984 "Election" script by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor 123 26 1999 "Eloise and Bellinis" by Arrigo Cipriani script 77 1 circa 1993 "Eminent Domain"; "End of the World"; Entertaining Mr Sloane" programs 109 20 1981-1984 "The Emperor's Club" script by Neil Tolkin 123 27 2001 Encore: A Publication of the Honolulu Community Theatre 44 39 1986 September "End As A Man" program 82 26 1953-1954 "The End of the Day" program 128 13 1992 May "Endgame" program 95 10 1964 "An Enemy of the People" program 102 7 1998 "Enigma Variations" program 102 23 1999 "Engaged" recording 156 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Ennio" program 103 12 2000 Ensemble Studio Theatre Los Angeles flyer, reviews, program, history 44 40 1985-1986 "Enter Laughing" program 93 35 1963 "The Entertainer" program 87 6 1957 "Entertaining Mr. Sloane" program 96 19 1965 "Epitaph for George Dillon" program 88 7 1958 "Equus" program 109 22 1974 "Erb" program 109 23 1970 "Erma" by Susan Silver script and letter from Donald A. Martocchio 69 3 1969, 1981 "Escape Velocity", "Muppets from Space", "A Simple Wedding", "Spoils of War", "The Vertical Limit", "El Dorado", "Forever Murray", "Taking Liberty", "Cinderella Man", "Circus", "Live", "Practical Demonkeeping" synopses 123 19 1998 The Eternal Light: "A Family Odyssey" T221 NBC-TV broadcast prepared by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America manuscript copy 67 1 1973 June 8 "Eubie" program 109 24 1979 Eugene O'Neill Tribute invitation 45 23 1988 November 16 "Eugenia" program 87 25 1957 "An Evening With Beatrice Lillie" program 82 3 1952-1953 "An Evening with George Bernard Shaw" program 109 26 1966 "An Evening with Georgia Brown and Her Friends" program 109 27 1980 "An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May" program 90 13 1960 "An Evening With Yves Montand" program 89 22 1959 "An Evening's Frost" program 109 25 1968 "An Evening's Frost", "Angel", "Angel's Fall" programs 105 21 1965, 1978, 1982 "Everything in the Garden" program 98 23 1967 "Evita" poster 1 POS.16 undated "Evita"; "Extremities" programs 109 28 1979, 1983 "Evita"; "Minto Follies"; "The Pink Jungle" programs 164 10 1959, 1979 "Exit the King" program 99 32 1968 "Expecting Isabel" program 103 22 2000 "Exploring California and the Spanish Frontier" program 103 15 2000 "Eyes Wide Shut" script by Stanley Kubrick 123 28 2001 "Facts and Fallacies about First Runs and Reruns by Robert D. Wood, CBS 44 42 1972 "The Faggot" by Al Carmines playbill and flyer 110 1 1973 "Fair Game" program 86 26 1958 "Falsetto" program 128 10 1992 May "Falsettos: A Musical" program 130 4 undated "Familiar Faces, Mixed Feelings"; "Family Business"; "Family Jokes"; "Fantaisie Impromptu" flyers and programs 110 2 1985 "A Family Affair" program 91 47 1962 February 3 "Family Man" script by David Diamond and David Weissman 123 29 2000 "Family Values: The Kanins and the Movies" program 102 4 1992 "Fanny" program 83 27 1954 "The Fantasticks" by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt typescript 47 19 1959 "The Fantasticks" program 91 10 1960 September "Fantasticks" program 90 12 1960 "A Far Country" program 91 1 1961 April 14 "Far From Heaven" script by Todd Haynes 123 30 2001 "Father and Sons" poster 2 POS.52 1988 "The Father" program 151 1 1998 April "Father's Day"; "Fences"; "Festival" playbills, program 110 3 1971-1987 "Fear The Human Comedy" songs 170 18 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "The Fervent years" by Harold Clurman article 132 38 undated "Festival of Plays" at the Malibu Stage Company flyers 129 31 undated "A Few Good Men" The Music Box playbill 58 30 1989 November "Fiddler on the Roof" program 95 15 1964 "Fiddler on the Roof" programs 110 4 1967, 1983 "Fiddler on the Roof" 25th anniversary production program 72 3 1990 "Fifth of July" playbills, programs 110 5 1977-1981 "The Fifth Season" program 82 30 1953-1954 "The Fighting Cock" program 89 31 1959 "Fill the Stage with Happy Hours" by Charles Wood program 110 7 circa 1967 "Find Your Way Home" playbills 110 8 1974 January-April "Finian's Rainbow" program 81 7 1949-1951 "Finishing Touches"; "Fireworks for a Hot Fourth" by Jon Swan playbill and program 110 9 1968, 1973 "Finsbury Park Empire" program 110 10 1952 June 2 "Fiorello" program 102 24 1999 "Fire in the Rain... Singer in the Storm" at Center Theatre Group program 133 3 1992 August "Fire in the Rain... Singer in the Storm" program 151 2 1992 August The Fireside Theatre mailer 130 6 undated "Firestorm" by Phillip Henry Jarosz with letter to Jerome Lawrence and a fler from Nueva Learning Center 47 18 1985 "The First Gentlemen" program 87 35 1957 "First Impressions" program 89 16 1959 "First One Asleep, Whistle" program 97 3 1966 "The First Picture Show" program 102 18 1999 "Five Finger Exercise" program 90 21 1960 "Five Guys Named Moe" program 128 8 1992 April "Five Men with a Pen" by Dan O'Herliny script 76 5 1991 August 17 "A Flea in Her Ear" by Georges Feydeau programs, magazine 110 11 1982 "Flim Flam" flyer for world premiere of musical by Santa Barbara Theatre Group 45 94 undated "The Flip Side" program 99 10 1968 "The Flip Side" by Hugh and Margaret Williams; "Flower Drum Song" programs 110 12 1969 "Flora the Red Menace" program 96 10 1965 "Flower Drum Song" program 88 21 1958 "The Flowering Peach" program 84 3 1955 "Fly Black-Bird" program 93 5 1962 "Follie" playbills, program 110 13 1971-1972 "Follow Me" by Jeffrey Clark 66 4 undated "Fools" playbill 110 15 1981 April "For Adults Only"; "Forbidden Broadway" programs, playbills 110 16 undated "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf" playbill 110 17 1976 December "Forbidden Broadway 1990" Theatre East playbill 58 31 1990 "Forever Plaid" program 128 25 1992 March "Fortune and Men's Eyes" by John Herbert showcards and playbill 110 18 1968 "Forty Carats"; "49th Cousin" program, playbill 110 19 1961, 1969 "Fosse" program 102 11 1998 "Four Degrees Over"; "The Farposter" playbill, flyer 110 22 1955, 1966 "The Fourposter" program 81 34 1952-1953 "The Fourposter"; "The Gazebo" programs 165 6 undated "Foxfire"; "Benjamin Franklin, Citizen" program, playbill 110 23 1967, 1983 Fraenkel Gallery mailers 131 41 1991-1992 "Frank McNamara and The Archers Peach Country Big Band" poster 1 POS.5 1990 "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" Westside Arts Theatre playbill 58 32 1988 April "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" at Center Theatre Group program 133 23 1988 November "Frauds" poster 2 POS.28 undated The Friends of the British Theatre pamphlet 44 44 undated Fringe Festival Los Angeles newsletter 44 45 1987 September "The Frogs of Spring" program 82 19 1953-1954 "From Oranges to Oscars" booklet 148 4 1968 "The Front Page"; "Farce"; "Front Street Gaieties" playbill, programs 110 24 1969-1981 "Fuente Ovejuna" The Cottesloe Theatre program 58 34 1989 January "Full Metal Jacket" by Stanley Kubrick, Michael Herr, and Gustav Hasford script for screenplay with color pictures from the film 47 20 1987 "The Full Monty" program 151 3 2002 May Fund for New American Plays invitation 44 46 1987 "Funny Girl" program 95 2 1965 "Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" program 93 6 1962 "Funnyhouse of a Negro" program 93 23 1964 "Futz!" program 98 3 1968 "Gaiety Dublin" poster featuring Dolores Keane, Brendan Grace, Mary Coughlan 1 POS.4 undated "Galileo" program 110 25 1967 "Gallows Humor" program 91 21 1961 April 25 "Gallows Passage"; "Gardenia" showbill, program 110 26 1982 "The Gang's All Here" program 89 20 1959 "Garden District" by Tennessee Williams program 86 28 1958 "The Gay Life" program 91 42 1961 "Generation" program 96 18 1965 October 25 "The Genius"; "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"; "Gertrude Stein" programs 111 1 1984 April "The Gentle Island" poster featuring John Cowley, Sheridan Flynn, Clive Geraghty, Peter Holmes 2 POS.46 undated "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" program 151 4 2002 March "Gentleman's Gentleman" by Giancorlo Stampalia script draft 69 5 1989 "Gently Does It" program 82 20 1953-1954 George Abbott Award program 44 2 1989 November "George M!" program 99 29 1968 "George M!" program 164 11 circa 1968-1969 "The Gershwin Years" poster 5 POS.65 1987 "The Gershwin Years" by Michael Tilson Thomas program 72 4 1987 June "Getting Away with Murder" playbill 151 5 1996 February "Getting Married" program 111 2 1967 May "Getting on Top" by George J. Bloom III 66 2 1990 November, 1991 January 7 Getz (Stuart) 170 17 1989 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "Ghosts" poster 2 POS.25 undated "A Ghost on Tiptoe" program 111 3 1974 April "Ghost World" by Daniel Clowes and Terry Zwigoff script shooting draft 151 6 2000 February 25 "Ghost World" script by Daniel Clowes and Terry Zwigoff 123 31 2000 "Gideon" program 91 34 1961 December 7 "The Gift" script by Billy Bob Thorton and Tom Epperson 124 1 2000 "A Gift of Time" program 93 2 1962 "Gigi" program 81 27 1952-1953 "Gilbert Becaud Sings Love" program 99 4 1968 "The Gin Game" program 111 4 1977 "The Gingerbread Lady"; "The Girl in the Freudian Slip" programs 111 5 1967, 1971 "The Girls in 509" program 88 19 1958 "The Girl in Pink Tights" program 83 6 1953-1954 "The Girl in the Freudian Slip" program 98 6 1967 "Girl, Interrupted" script by Lisa Loomer 124 2 1999 "The Girl of the Golden West" program 95 8 1964 "The Girl Who Came to Supper" program 94 26 1964 "Give a Dog a Bone" program 111 6 1964 "The Glass Menagerie"; "Glengamy Glen Ross" programs 111 8 1959, 1984 "The Glass Menagerie" poster featuring Barbara Brennan; Dervla Kirwan; Frank McCusker 2 POS.34 1990 "The Glass Menagerie" program 96 8 1965 May 14 "The Glass Menagerie" screening invitation 44 47 1987 December 11 "Glimmer, Glimmer, and Shine" program 104 5 undated "The Glines High Strung Quartet" at Courtyard Playhouse New York City flyer 74 13 undated The Globe Festival program 129 18 1991 "The Globe Revue" program 111 7 1952 "Glory" oversized program from the movie 59 2 1989 "The Godfather Part III" love theme by Harry Connick Jr. "Promise Me You'll Remember" 170 19 undated "God's Man in Texas" program 151 7 2002 February "Going Places" program 129 6 undated "Golda" program 111 9 1977 "The Golden Apple" program 83 8 1953-1954 "The Golden Apple" program 83 16 1954 "Golden Boy" program 95 32 1965 "Golden Fleecing" program 89 27 1959 "Golden Rainbow" program 98 34 1968 "Golden Rainbow"; "Gone with the Wind" programs 111 10 1968, 1972 "Goldilocks" program 88 11 1958 "Good" program 111 11 1982 "The Good Doctor" program 111 12 1974 April "Good News"; "Good Evening" programs 111 13 1974-1975 "The Good Soup" program 90 6 1960 "Goodbye Charlie" program 90 7 1960 "Goodbye Charlie" program 91 6 1960 "The Goodbye Girl"; "Shakespeare for My Father"; "Kiss of the Spider Woman" programs 165 7 1993 "Goodtime Charley"; "Gorilla Queen" programs 111 14 1967, 1975 "Gosford Park" script by Julien Fellows 124 3 2001 "Grand Hotel" Martin Beck Theatre playbill 58 37 1989 November Grandparents Living Theatre brochures, reviews, and information packet 45 86 1990 "The Grapes of Wrath" Cort Theatre playbill 58 38 1990 May "The Great Indoors"; "Greencard" program 111 16 1966, 1986 "The Great Man" program 81 23 1949-1951 "The Great Sebastians" program 85 12 1956 "The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial" program 129 7 1991 November "The Great Valley" lecture series poster 7 POS.88a-POS.88b 1989 "The Great White Hope" program 99 6 1968 "Greater Tuna" with "queen of off-broadway" Lucille Lortel 168 2 1982 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 Greek Theatre Association program 101 3 1962 "The Green Monkey" by John Patrick typescript 48 8 undated "Green Willow" program 90 1 1960 "Grin and Bare It"; "Postcards" program 111 17 1970 "Grind" program 111 18 1985 "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde" program 151 8 1998 February "Groucho: A Life in Revue" The Pasadena Playhouse program 58 39 1989 Fall "Grown Ups"; "Groucho" programs 111 19 1983 "The Guide to Performing Arts" program 102 13 1999 "Guys and Dolls" program 111 20 1982 "Guys and Dolls" program 128 20 1992 May "Gypsy" program 89 18 1959 "Gypsy" program 111 21 1974 "Gypsy" St. James Theatre playbill 58 40 1990 April "Gypsy" program 126 9 2003 "Hadrian VII" program 111 22 1968 "Hair" program 99 7 1968 "Hair" program 111 23 1968 "Hairspray" program 126 8 2002 "The Hairy Ape"; "The Wisdom of Eve"; "Foxfire" programs 165 8 1959, 1993, undated "Half a Sixpence" program 96 3 1965 May 5 "Halfway up the Tree" program 98 8 1967 "Halfway up the Tree" program 98 15 1967 "Halfway up the Tree"; "Hamlet" programs 111 24 1963, 1967-1968 "Hallelujah, Baby!" program 98 5 1967 "Hamlet" program 91 16 1961 May 31 "Hamlet" program 94 33 1964 "Hamlet" program 100 19 1969 "Hamlet" Long Wharf Theatre program 58 43 1972 January-February "Hamlet" National Theatre London program and London Times article 58 42 1989 March "The Hands of Its Enemy" program 111 25 1984 October "Hands Off Zina!" programs 129 12 1992 "Hanging Judge" program 111 26 1952 "Hanna-Barbara Presents" 102 3 1991-1992 Hap Garman obituary 44 48 1988 September 23 "Hapgood" at Center Theatre Group program 133 20 1989 April "The Happiest Girl in the World" program 90 33 1961 "Happy End" playbill 112 1 1977 May "Happy Ending" by Dennis de Brito 66 6 1981 March "Happy Hunting" program 87 22 1957 "Happy New Year"; "The Happytime" by Samuel Taylor playbill and programs 112 2 1961, 1980 "The Happy Time" program 98 31 1967 "Harriet's Return" program 151 10 1998 February "Harrigon Hart"; "Roy Harris Day"; "The Group" programs, playbill 112 3 1979-1984 Harrogate Spring Music Festival brochure 44 49 1989 May "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" script by Steve Kloves 124 4 2001 "The Haunted Host" program 72 6 1991 May "Harvey", "The Orphan's Revenge"; "The Hasty Heart" programs 112 4 1970-1982 "Hatchett" poster 1 POS.23 1988 "Having Our Say" program 151 9 1996 September Hawaii Performing Arts Company pamphlet 44 50 1986 Hawaii Theatre Center "Gone with the Wind" flyer 44 51 1986 September Hawaii University at Manoa flyer 44 52 1986-1987 "Hawthorn's Scarlet Chamber" by John Bell typescript 1 act 47 4 undated "Hay Fever" programs 112 5 1970, 1983 "Hazel Flagg" program 82 10 1952-1953 "He Hunts" program 151 11 2002 May "He Was Here... Those Who Knew Jesus Speak" program 151 14 2002 July "He Who Gets Slapped" program 91 25 1959 "Heartbreak House" poster 2 POS.49 1986 "Heartbreak House" program 89 26 1959 "Hearts in Atlantis" script by William Goldman 124 5 2000 "Heartstrings" by Ross Hanna manuscript copy 67 3 undated "Heaven Sent"; "Heavenly Express"; "Jane Heights" programs 112 6 1941, 1980 "Hedda Gabler" program 112 7 1970 "Hedda Gabler" program 102 15 1999 "The Heidi Chronicles" by the American Federation of Arts Invitation 44 9 1989 March 14 "The Heiress" program 151 12 1996 September "Heist" script by David Mamet 126 28 2000 "Helen Hayes" program 85 2 1955 "Hello, Dolly!" program 94 14 1964 "Hello, Dolly!" program 58 41 1966 "Hello, Dolly!" program 97 11 1966 "Hello, Dolly!" program 98 3 1967 "Hello, Dolly!" program 98 22 1967 "Hello, Dolly!" with Carol Channing 151 13 1995 July "Hello, Dolly!"; "The Hemlock Cup" programs 112 8 1954-1970 "Help Stomp Out Marriage" program 97 20 1966 "The Hemingway Play: A Play in Two Acts" by Frederick Hunter manuscript copy 67 6 undated "Henceforward" Vaudeville Theatre program 58 44 1989 "Henry Fonda: Paintings and Drawings" poster 5 POS.70 undated "Henry IV" programs 112 9 1972, 1981 "Henry, Sweet Henry" program 98 20 1967 "Here Are Ladies" program 112 10 1972 February "Here's Love" program 94 18 1964 "Here's Where I Belong" program 99 14 1968 "The Heroine" program 93 32 1963 "High and Dry" program 81 6 1949-1951 "High Springs" program 94 13 1964 "A High-Time Salute to Martin & Blane and Their Music" program 129 30 1991 March "The Highest Tree" program 89 23 1959 "A Hint of Mint", "Muppets from Space", "Wildfire", "Wither", "Bachelor #2", "BBQ", "Beowulf", "Five Jokers", "Lovesick Blues", "Mockingbird", "Moonchasers", "The Real Deal", "No So Sisterly!" synopses 123 20 1998 Hirschfeld (Al) Horizon magazine and exhibit invitation 44 53 1979 "History of AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service)" by Larry Suid manuscript copy with a note from Allen to Jerome 46 1-2 undated "History of the American Film" programs 112 11 1977 May "Hogan's Goat"; "Hoagy, Bix and Bunkhaus" program 112 12 1965, 1981 "A Hole in the Head" program 87 33 1957 "Holiday for Lovers" program 88 1 1957 "The Hollow Crown" program 93 24 1963 Hollywood Art Council brochure and poster 44 54 1988 Hollywood Bowl 46th Season Magazine 44 55 1967 Hollywood Bowl '87 Summer Festival program 112 13 1987 July "Hollywood Freeway"; "The Hostage"; "The Hot L Baltimore" programs 112 14 1973 "Home" program 100 3 1970 "Home Sweet Hollywood" program 99 20 1968 "The Homecoming" program 97 28 1967 "The Hostage" program 90 11 1960 "The Hotel Elysee" By David Hamilton Simpson script 78 2 1984 "Hotel Paradiso" program 87 30 1957 "The House of Artreus" program 100 9 1968 "The House of Bernarda Alba" program 151 15 2002 July "The House of Blue Leaves"; "Howard's End"; "How the Other Half Loves" programs 112 15 1967-1986 "House of Flowers" program 83 28 1954 "House of Fog and Sand" script by Vadim Perelman and Shawn Lawrence Otto 124 6 2003 "How Now, Dow Jones" program 98 14 1967 "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" program 91 27 1961 "Howie" program 88 32 1958 "Huck Finn" poster from the movie version of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" 59 5 1960 "Hughie" program 95 22 1964 "The Hunt for Red October" by Tom Clancy script 75 4 1989 "Hurly Burly"; "A Hundred Percent Alive" programs 112 16 1979, 1984 "The Hurricane" script by Armyan Bernstein, Christopher Cleveland, and Dan Gordon 124 7 1999 "Hysteria" program 151 16 1995 July "I Am A Camera" program 81 33 1952-1953 "I Am Sam" script by Kristine Johnson and Jessie Nelson 126 29 2001 "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" program 93 7 1962 "I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" program 97 32 1967 "An Ideal Husband" poster 1 POS.11 1989 "I Didn't Always Live Here" by Stewart Cann program 112 18 1967 April 18 "I Do! I Do!" program 97 23 1966 "I Hate Hamlet" program 72 5 1991 April "I Knock at the Door" program 87 1 1958 "I Know My Love" program 81 17 1949-1951 "I Never Sang for My Father" program 98 27 1968 "I Ought to be in Pictures" program 112 32 1980 January "I Remember Mama" playbills 150 1 1979 May "I Remember Mama" programs 150 1 1979 May "I Was Sitting on My Patio This Guy Appeared I Thought I Was Hallucinating" by Robert Wilson photocopy of typescript 48 18 circa 1977 "Ian McKellen Acting Shakespeare" program 115 8 1983 December "Ice"; "The Ice Cream Sunday"; "The Iceman Cometh" programs 112 17 1973-1979 "The Ides of March" by Jerome Kitty photocopies of script and reviews 67 9 circa 1969 "Illya Darling" program 97 33 1967 "I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking It on the Road"; "I Love My Wife" programs 112 19 1977 "I'm Not Rappaport" program 112 20 1986 April "I'm Not Rappaport" The Orpheum Theatre program 58 45 1988 February "The Immigrant: A Hamilton County Album" program 112 21 1986 August "The Immoralist" program 83 9 1954 "The Importance of Being Earnest" poster 2 POS.48 1987 "Importance of Being Ernest"; "Foolin' Around with Infinity"; "Come Back, Little Sheba" program 110 14 1987 May "The Importance of Being Oscar" program 90 29 1961 "The Impossible Years" by Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx program 112 22 1966 November "The Impossible Years" program 98 2 1967 "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" The Downtown Theatre program 58 46 undated "In Her Sight" by Carol K. Mack program 151 17 1997 "In Praise of Love" program 112 25 1973 "In Real Life" program 151 18 2001 July "In Search of Heroes" poster 7 POS.79 undated "In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel" program 112 26 1969 "In the Bedroom" script by Rob Festinger and Todd Field 124 8 2001 "In the Belly of the Beast" program 112 23 1985 March "In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer" program 112 27 1969 "In the Seventh Circle" Dock Street Theatre at Spoleto Festival program 58 47 1981 May "In the Summer House" program 82 35 1953-1954 "In the Summer House" program 95 5 1964 "In Two Keys"; "The Investigation" programs 112 28 1974, 1985 "Inadmissible Evidence" program 96 29 1965 December 6 "Incident at Vichy" program 95 20 1964 "Incroyable" by Billy Houck photocop of script 3rd edition inscribed to Jerome Lawrence 47 16 1986 "Indians" program 100 20 1969 Inner City Cultural Center promotional booklet 44 56 1967 "The Innocents" by William Archbald program 112 29 1952 July 3 "The Insider" script by Eric Roth and Michael Mann 124 9 1999 Institute for Advanced Study pamphlet 44 59 circa 1962 "Into the Woods" at Center Theatre Group program 133 22 1989 January Institute on the Federal Theatre Project newsletter and booklet 44 41 1989 April International Broadcasting Awards booklet 44 57 1989 March 22 International Thespian Festival clippings, programs, correspondence 44 60 1980-1986 "Interplay"; "Inquest" programs 112 30 1970, 1980 "An Interview with Paul Simon" article 165 9 undated "Into the Woods" program 151 19 2002 March "Into the Woods" Martin Beck Theatre playbill 58 48 1988 April "Into the Woods"; "The Incredibly Famous Willy Rivers" program 112 31 1987 July "Intown Visitor Magazine" Los Angeles and Southern California informational publication 74 21 1988 "Intruder in the Dust" by Ben Maddow screenplay, reviews, and correspondence 68 1 1948-1949, 1970 "The Investigation" program 97 25 1966 "Invitation to a March" program 90 19 1960 "Irene" program; Iris Siff memorial program 150 2 1973, 1982 "Irma La Douce" program 91 2 1961 "Irma La Douce" program 150 3 1977 May "The Irregular Verb to Love" program 93 12 1963 "The Island"/"Sizwe Banzi Is Dead" program 150 4 1972 Istanbul Devlet Tiyatrosu poster 86 POS.195 undated "It Runs in the Family" poster 1 POS.18 1990 "It's A Wonderful Life" The Musical songs from the score 170 20 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "It's Curtain Time" Seagram's guide 44 61 circa 1985 "It's Only a Play" program 129 14 1992 April "Ivanov" program 97 15 1966 "Ivory Tower"; "It's Better with a Band"; "The Italian Girl" programs 150 5 1967, 1983 "Jackie Mason Live" 170 15 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris" program 99 1 1968 "Jake's Woman" program 128 17 1992 April "Jamaica" program 87 4 1958 "James Joyce's The Dead" program 103 16 2000 "James Prideaux's Peculiar Pastimes"; "J.B"; "Jerry's Girls" programs 113 2 1965-1986 "Jane Eyre" program 126 12 2000 "Janus" program 87 14 1957 Jefferson Airplane, Butterfield Blues Band, Grateful Dead, Winterland poster 5 POS.66 undated Jefferson Airplane; James Cotton; Chicago Blues Band poster 5 POS.67 1966 Jefferson Airplane; P.H. Phactor; Grateful Dead; Martha and the Vandellas poster 5 POS.68 1966 "Jeffrey"; "Redwood Curtain"; "Another Time" programs 165 10 1993-1994 "Jelly's Last Jam" at Center Theatre Group program 133 6 1991 March Jerome Robbins' Ballet: USA 88 33 1958 "Jerry Herman: A Musical Toast" Variety Arts Theatre program 58 49 1989 January 20-21 Jerry Herman Benefit Luncheon invitation 45 88 1991 "Jesus Christ Superstar" program 100 16 1971 "Jesus' Son" script by Elizabeth Cuthrell, David Urrutia, and Oren Moverman 124 10 1997 "A Jew in Gonzaga's Court" Haifa Municipal Theatre program 58 50 1988-1989 "Jimmy" programs 113 3 1969 September-October "Jimmy Shine" program 100 10 1968 "Jitney" by August Wilson program 103 17 2000 "Joe Egg" program 99 22 1968 "Joe Egg" program 113 4 1985 "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" Ethel Barrymore Theatre playbill 58 51 1988 April "Joey Joey" program 113 5 1966 October Joffrey Ballet LA/NY Season pamphlet and brochure 44 62 1988 Joffrey Ballet program 113 6 1969 August Joffrey Ballet program 153 2 1988 May Joham Strauss' "Wiener Blut" program 164 12 1954 "John Brown's Body"; "John Gabriel Borkman"; "Johnny No-Trump" programs 113 7 1968-1981 "John Loves Mary" program 81 5 1949-1951 "John Murray Anderson's Almanac" program 83 2 1953-1954 Johnny B. Kelly Playhouse in the Park 10th anniversary season poster 25 POS.167 circa 1962 "Jokes, Kosher, & Trait" program from Westwood Playhouse 45 98 undated "Jorrocks" program 113 8 1966 October 4 "José Greco and His Spanish Ballet"; "The Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards: The Pipes, Drums, and Dancers of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders" programs 164 13 1960-1961 "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"; "The Journey of the Fifth Horse"; "Jim and Jules" programs 113 9 1966-1982 "Josephine" by Julian Barry typescript with clipping from a review of a biography of Josephine Baker, Naked at the Feast by Lynn Haney 47 3 1981 "Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure" program 84 24 1955 "A Joyful Noise" program 97 27 1966 "Juana La Loca" program 96 24 1965 "Judas" by Robert Patrick typescript with dedication to Jerome Lawrence 48 10 1986 July 6 "Judy" program 91 41 1961 April 23 Judy Garland and her International Variety Show program 81 24 1952-1953 "Julie Julie Julie" program 113 10 1986 "Julius Caesar" at Center Theatre Group program 133 8 1991 May "Julius Caesar" program 151 20 1991 May "Juno" program 89 10 1959 "Juno and the Paycock" poster featuring Donal McCann, Geraldine Plinkett, John Kavanagh 3 57 1986 "Juno and the Paycock" programs 113 11 circa 1955-1966 "Juno and the Paycock" Theatre Royal program 58 52 undated "K2"; "Kennedy's Children" programs 113 12 1976-1983 "Kabuki" program 148 3 1969 "Kabuki Macbeth" The Acting Company program 58 53 1988 January 19 Kander and Ebb musical tribute invitation 44 63 1986 "Kassandra" by Nicholas Zumbro short version 169 1 1993 January 13 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "Kataki" program 89 14 1959 "Kean" program 91 37 1961 "Ken Murray's Hollywood" program 96 2 1965 "The Kentucky Circle" program 129 17 1992 January "The Killing of Sister George" program 113 13 1966 August "A Kind of Madness" Leah Posluns Theatre program 58 54 1988 March 27 "Kind Sir" program 82 24 1953-1954 "The King and I" program 91 9 1960 "The King and I" programs, reviews 113 14 1977-1984 "King Hedley II" by August Wilson program 103 25 2000 "King Lear" by William Shakespeare BBC TV script 48 17 1948 "King Lear" program 101 16 1964 "King Lear"; "King Richard III" programs 113 15 1964-1969, undated "King of Hearts" program 83 11 1954 "Kingfish" by Marlane Meyer program 129 1 undated "Kinosphere" newsletter of the American-Soviet Film Initiative 44 64 1988 Winter "Kismet" program 81 25 1952-1953 "Kismet" program 83 15 1954 "Kismet" Orange County Performing Arts Center program 58 56 1988 February "Kismet" California Music Theatre program 58 55 1988 June "A Kiss for Cinderella" program 44 MEM.13 undated "Kiss Me Kate"; "The King Fisher" programs 113 16 1968-1979 "Kitty O'Shea" poster 2 POS.41 1990 "The Knack" program 95 31 1965 "Knickerbocker Holiday" program 113 17 1971 July "Knock Knock"; "Kuni Lemi" programs 113 18 1976-1984 Koster and Bials Music Hall program 51 10 1898 October 24 "Krapp's Last Tape"/"The Zoo Story" program 91 7 1960 "L.A. Confidential" script by Brian Helgeland and Curtis Hanson 124 11 1996 L.A. Opera season program 129 38 1991-1992 "L.A. Under Siege" program 113 19 1972 "The Ladies of the Corridor" program 82 18 1953-1954 "Ladies of the Jury" at New Horizons Theatre program 81 3 1949-1951 "Ladies on the Midnight Planet" Lee Strasberg Creative Center-Theatres program 58 57 undated "The Lady and the Clarinet"; "Lady Windermere's Fan"; "Landscape of the Body" programs 113 20 circa 1966-1980 Lar Luboviteh Dance Company flyer 130 2 1991 Lar Lubovitich Dance Company pamphlet 44 65 1988 October Lar Lubovitch Dance Company program, review 113 21 1985 May "The Lark" program 85 9 1956 "The Lark Ascending" by William Quinn screenplay and letters 68 8 1990-1991 "The Last Days of Hollywood" by Elihu Winer 70 8 1984 June 22 "The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolia"; "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" program 113 22 1975-1980 "The Last Samurai" script by John Logan 124 12 2003 "The Last Sweet Days of Isaac" program 100 28 1970 "Laudrille" program 83 26 1954 "Laughs and Other Events"; "Epitaph for George Dillon"; "Howie" programs 165 11 1959-1960 "Leadbelly" by Berenice Mosk script 76 4 1976 Janary 6 Leah Poshlums Theatre, Ontario season brochure 43 37 1988-1989 "Leave It to Jane" program 90 8 1960 "A Legacy of Fear" by Jerry Henderson and George Spain typescript with music by Pat Flynn 47 15 1989 "Legends!" program 113 23 1986 February "Lend Me a Tenor" program 129 20 1992 "Lenny"; "Leonardo" programs 113 24 1971-1982 "Leonard Sillman's New Faces of 1952" program 82 1 1952-1953 "Leonard Sillman's New Faces of '56" program 85 26 1957 "LeRoi Jones" program 101 20 1964 "A Lesson from Aloes" program 113 25 1981 January-August "Let It Ride" program 91 35 1961 December 9 "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy"; "Let My People Come Whiskey A-Go-Go"; "Let's All Go Down with the Stand"; "Leviathan '99" programs 113 26 circa 1967-1973, undated "Let's Pretend" by Arthur Anderson script 75 1 1991 "Lettice & Lovage" Ethel Barrymore Theatre playbill 58 58 1990 April "Les Liaisons Dangeureuses" poster 3 POS.54 1987 "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" program 114 1 1987 May "Libby Holmans" program 83 21 1954 "Lie of the Mind" at Center Theatre Group program 134 4 1988 January "Lies Together, Teeth Apart" program 151 21 1993 August "A Life"; "A Life in the Theatre"; "Life With Father"; "Like One of the Family" programs 114 2 1973-1980 "The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby" program 116 25 1981 October "Life Is Beautiful" script by Vincenzo Cerami and Roberto Benigni 124 13 1997 "Life with Father" program 98 11 1967 "Light Comedies" program 114 3 1984 April "Light Up the Sky" program 114 4 1987 March "Li'l Abner" program 85 34 1956 "Lil Abner"; "Liliom"; "A Little Family Business" programs 114 5 1960, 1977, 1982 "Liliom" at the 44h St. Theatre in NYC program 114 6 1940 "Lily" flyer 129 11 undated Lincoln Center Benefit Concert program 72 7 1991 May 7 "The Lion in Winter" program 97 9 1966 "The Lion King" program 104 2 2001 "Lips Together, Teeth Apart" program 128 1 1991 December "The Lisbon Traviata" Promenade Theatre playbill 58 59 1989 November "The Lisbon Triviata" at Center Theatre Group programs 133 9 1990 November The Little Angel Marionette Theatre brochure 44 66 undated "The Little Foxes"; "Another Part of the Forrest" photographs by Lillian Hellman with Elizabeth Taylor, Maureen Stapleton, Humbert Allen Astedo and Atin Talman 51 2 1981-1982 "The Little Foxes"; "The Little Hut"; "Little Mary Sunshine" programs 114 7 1950-1981 "The Little Hut" program 82 17 1953-1954 "Little Me" poster from the Prince of Wales Theatre 97 POS.194 undated "Little Me" program 93 26 1963 "Little Moon of Alban" program 90 20 1960 "Little Murders" program 97 35 1967 "A Little Night Music" at Center Theatre Group program 133 7 1991 April "A Little Night Music"; "Little Shop of Horrors" programs 114 8 1973-1974, 1982 "Livin' the Life" program 88 2 1957 "Living for Pleasure" program 114 9 1958 July "The Living Premise" program 94 5 1963 "The Living Theatre" program 90 17 1960 "Lloyd George Knew My Father" program 114 10 1972 July Lloyd Haberly remarks 126 16 1972 "London Laughs!" program 114 11 1966 The London Palladium Variety Season program 114 12 1952 London Performing Arts listing 44 67 1983 March London Symphony Orchestra at Lincoln Center 128 23 1992 May The London Symphony Orchestra program 44 68 1952 June 8 London Theatre Guides 44 69 1989 The Lone Star Historical Drama Association Souvenir program 44 70 1980 "Long Day's Journey Into Night" program 85 32 1956 "Long Day's Journey Into Night" program 94 6 1963 "Long Day's Journey Into Night" program 114 13 1968, 1986 "Long Day's Journey into Night" The Stella Adler Theatre program 58 60 1990 May 10-20 "Long Day's Journey into Night" program 126 15 2003 "Look After Lulu" program 89 8 1957 "Look at the Lilies" program 100 25 1971 "Look Back at Anger" program 86 11 1957 "Look Homeward, Darling" program 87 13 1958 "Loose Ends" by Michael Weller 70 5 undated "Loose Ends" programs 114 14 1979-1982 "Loot" programs 117 1 1967, 1986-1987 "Loot" program 99 27 1968 "Loot"; "Entertaining Mr Sloane" programs 109 21 1987 "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings" script by Fran Walsh 124 14 2001 "Lord Pengo" programs 92 9 1963 January 31 "Lord Sweeny" by Nigel Baldwin book copy 74 1 undated "Lorelei" Shubert Theatre program autographed by Carol Channing 58 61 1973 October Los Angeles Chamber Ballet newsletter 130 14 1992 Los Angeles Civic Light Opera 32nd annual season program 165 12 1969 August Los Angeles Civic Light Opera program 114 15 1969-1970 Los Angeles Civic Light Opera program 153 1 1987 August Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle flyer 44 72 1989 April 2 Los Angeles Festival Performing Arts program and LA Times Magazine 44 73 1987 August 16 Los Angeles International Film Exposition brochure 44 74 1972 Los Angeles Music Center Opera brochures, music center news 44 75 1988-1990 Los Angeles Music Center Opera programs 153 3 1989, 1992 Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl program 130 20 1981 July Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra brochure and program 44 76 1981-1988 Los Angeles Philharmonic programs 114 16 1975-1983 Los Angeles Philharmonic program 130 16 1978 November Los Angeles Philharmonic program 130 18 1979 Los Angeles Philharmonic program 130 19 1980 Los Angeles Philharmonic program 130 22 1981 December Los Angeles Philharmonic program 130 23 1982 Los Angeles Philharmonic programs 114 17 1982-1985 Los Angeles Philharmonic programs 153 4 1989-1990 Los Angeles stagebill 151 22 2001 September Los Angeles Theatre Center promotional materials 44 77 1987-1990 Los Angeles Times Magazine 44 78 1989 September 10 "Loss of Roses"; "The Lost Colony" programs 115 1 1959, 1984 "Lost in Yonkers" program 72 8 1991 April "Lost in Yonkers"; "The Twilight of the Golds" programs 164 14 1992-1993 "The Loud Red Patrick" program 85 33 1956 "The Love Death" by William Inge typescript 47 17 undated "Love for Love"; "Loud Band on June the First" programs 115 2 1960s-1971 "Love From July" program 115 3 1952 September 25 "Love in E-Flat" program 97 30 1967 "Love Letters" Edison Theatre playbill 58 62 1989 November "Love Letters" 1st anniversary program 72 9 1991 April "Love Me Little" program 90 9 1960 "The Loves of Cass McGuire" program 97 17 1966 "The Love of Four Colonels"; "Love's Labour's Lost" programs 115 4 1951, 1972 "The Love of Four Colonies" program 82 7 1952-1953 "Love! Valour! Compassion!" program 151 23 1996 December "Lovers" program 99 5 1968 "Lovers and Other Strangers" program 99 8 1968 Lucille Lortel Theatre 44 79 undated "Lunatics and Lovers" program 84 9 1955 "Lunch Hour" playbill 115 5 1980 November "Luther" program 93 16 1963 "Luv" program 95 26 1965 "The Lyric Revue" program 115 6 1951 "M. Butterfly" Eugene O'Neill Theatre playbill 58 68 1988 April "M. Butterfly" program 129 22 1991 July "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" playbill 115 16 1984 "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" theatre kit 45 3 1985 "Macbird!"; "Mack and Mabel"; "The Mad Shows" programs 115 7 1966, 1974 "Mack and Mabel" program 103 28 2000 "Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know" at Center Theatre Group program 133 17 1989 August "Madam, Will You Walk" program 82 31 1953-1954 "Made in Bangkok" at Center Theatre Group program 133 1 1988 "Madea" program 115 26 1982 "Mademoiselle Colombe" program 82 32 1953-1954 "The Maderati" program 129 32 undated "The Madness of George III" script by Alan Bennett 124 15 1994 "Mae West Come Up and See Me Sometime" article in Writer's Guild of America, West by Allen Rivkin 45 73 1987 June "Maggie" program 82 9 1952-1953 "Maggie Flynn" program 100 31 1968 "The Magic and the Loss" program 83 17 1954 "The Magic Show"; "The Magnificent Yankee"; "The Magistrate" programs 115 9 1969-1979 "Magnolia" script by P.T. Anderson 124 16 1998 "The Majestic" script by Michael Sloane 124 17 2001 "Major Barbara" program 85 27 1956 "A Majority of One" program 89 5 1959 "Make a Million" program 88 8 1958 "Make a Million" program 89 3 1959 "Malcolm"; "Mamba's Daughters"; "Mame" programs 115 10 1940-1968 Malibu Stage Company program 44 80 1991 "Mamie Signs" poster 2 POS.32 1990 "Man and Boy" program 93 21 1963 "Man and Superman" program 115 11 circa 1977 "A Man for All Seasons" Fireside Theatre program 58 63 undated "A Man for All Seasons" program 91 36 1961 December 9 "The Man in the Dog Suit" program 88 12 1958 "The Man in the Glass Booth" playbill 115 12 1967 "The Man in the Glass Booth" by Robert Shaw program 99 18 1968 "Man of La Mancha" program 96 28 1965 December "Man of the Moment" by Alan Ayckbourn program 72 26 1990 Summer "Man on the Moon" script by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszekski 124 18 1998 "The Man Who Came To Dinner" programs 81 2 1949-1951 "The Man Who Came to Dinner"; "The Man Who Shot the Man Who Shot Jesse James"; "Man of La Mancha" programs 115 13 1968-1986 "Mandy Patinkin in Concert" programs 151 24 1997, 2001 Manhattan School of Music program and guest list 45 1 1967 April 5 Manhattan Theatre Club poster 45 2 1989-1990 "Manner of Trust" program 72 10 circa 1989-1991 "Many Happy Returns"; "The Man Who Had Three Arms" programs 115 14 1969, 1983 "A Map of the World" program 115 15 1982 "A Map of the World" script by Peter Heges and Polly Platt 124 19 1999 "Marathon '33" program 94 24 1964 "Marcel Marceau" program 84 26 1955 "Margin for Error" Majestic Theatre playbill 58 64 1940 May Margo Feiden Galleries Ltd. brochure 59 10 undated "Maria Golovin" program 88 13 1958 The Mark Taper Forum programs, flyers 45 10 1986-1989 Mark Taper Forum 25th anniversary season program 129 35 1991-1992 Mark Twain Tonight!" program 97 12 1966 "The Markebah Passion" by Arthur A. Ross typescript 48 14 1989 February 12 "Marlene Dietrich" program 98 9 1967 "The Marriage-Go-Round" program 88 17 1958 "The Marriage of Figaro"; "The Marriage of Mr. Mississippi" programs 115 18 1952, 1967 "Married Life" Haifa Minicipal Theatre program 58 65 undated "Martha Graham and Her Dance Company" program 115 19 1960 April 25 Martha Graham Dance Company Gala Performance program 45 5 1988 October 4 "Martin Guerre" program 103 27 2000 "Marvin's Room" program 128 11 1992 April Mary MacArthur Memorial Award program 44 82 1968 May 12 "Mary, Mary" program 91 12 1961 April 29 "Mary Stuart" program 86 10 1957 "Mary Stuart" The Company Theatre program 58 66 undated "Mask and Gown" program 86 5 1957 "The Mask of Moriarty" poster 1 POS.14 1985 October "Mask of Transformation" poster 2 POS.35 1990 "Mass" program 115 20 1973 "Mass Appeal" playbill 115 21 1982 April "The Master Builder" programs 115 22 1964 "Master Class" program 151 25 1995 June "'Master Harold'... and the Boys" program 115 23 1982 June "Mastergate" Criterion Center playbill 58 67 1989 October "A Matter of Gravity"; "Miss Jessie Matthews" programs 115 24 1976, 1979 "A Matter of Like Life and Love" program 93 14 1963 "Maurice Chevalier" program 84 28 1955 McCall's article: "A Breath Takeing Visit with Bette Davis" 44 33 1984 November McCarter Theatre flyer 44 81 1988-1989 "Me and Juliet" program 82 12 1952-1953 "Me and My Girl" Adelphi Theatre flyer 58 70 undated "Me and My Girl"; "A Meeting by the River" programs 115 25 1972, 1986 "Me and Thee" programs 96 30 1965 December 7 "The Me Nobody Knows"; "The Merchant of Venice" programs 115 27 1967-1971 "Measure for Measure" by William Shakespeare program 87 21 1957 "Measure for Measure" program 101 8 1962 "Measure for Measure" program 102 21 1999 "Measure for Measure" Theatre Museum fliers 58 69 undated "Medea" by Carol Sorgenfrei script 69 6 1974 "Meet Me in St. Louis" poster featuring Donna Kane, Rachael Graham, Juliet Lambert 11 POS.111a-POS.111b undated "Meet Me in St. Louis" Gershwin Theatre playbills 58 71 1989 November "Meet the Parents" script by Greg Glienna and Mary Ruth Clarke 124 20 2000 "Merry We Roll Along" program 115 28 1985 "The Merry Widow" program 81 18 1949-1951 "The Merry Wives of Windsor" program 115 29 1976 "Merton of the Movies" program 115 30 1977 "Merton of the Movies" program 102 16 1999 "Metamorpheses" program 103 26 2000 "Metamorphoses" program 148 2 1978 Metropolitan Museum of Art program 45 11 1989 November 4 Metropolitan Opera programs 116 1 1966-1968 "Michael Feinstein in Concert" Lyceum Theatre playbill 58 72 1988 April "Michaelangelo's Models" by Robert Patrick photocopy of typescript 48 12 1980 Michigan Repertory program 45 6 1974 Summer "Middle of the Night" by Paddy Chayefskey program 151 26 2002 March "Middle of the Night" program 86 2 1956 "A Midsummer Night's Dream" program 116 2 1971 February Midwest Playwrights Laboratory newsletter 45 7 1978 Summer "Milk & Honey" program 91 38 1961 "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore" program 92 8 1963 January 30 "The Millionairess"; "Minnie's Boys" program 116 3 1952-1970 "The Miracle Worker" program 89 33 1959 "Misalliance" program 82 15 1953-1954 "Misalliance" Dallas Center Theatre program 58 74 1984-1985 "Misalliance" program 96 1 1965 "Misalliance" program 129 4 circa 1991 "Misanthrope" at National Theatre Brighton Festival flyer 45 16 1989 May "The Miser"; "Les Misérables" programs 116 4 1963-1987 "Les Misérables" souvenir brochure and synopsis 148 7 1988 August 22 "Misogynist" poster 2 POS.33 1990 "Miss Isobel" program 86 30 1958 "Miss Julie and the Stronger" program 85 35 1955 "Miss Lonely Hearts" program 86 8 1957 "Miss Margarida's Way"; "Miss Moffat" program 116 5 1974-1977 "Miss Polly Bergen", "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" programs 106 18 1965, 1978 "Miss Saigon" program 72 12 1991 May Missouri Repertory Theatre program 45 12 1974 Summer "Mister Gogol & Mister Preen" program 72 11 1991 May "Mister Johnson" program 85 16 1956 "Mizlansky/Zilinsky" program 103 10 2000 "MM at 58" flyer 131 45 undated "Modern Megilla" by Russell Burton script 69 1 1969-1970 "The Molière Comedies" program 151 27 2002 February "Molly" program 116 6 1973 November "Molly Sweeney" program 151 28 1996 November "Monique" program 86 34 1958 "Monologues and Songs" program 90 10 1960 "Monster's Ball" script by Milo Addiea and Will Rokos 124 21 2001 "Monsters, Inc." script by Andrew Stanton and Daniel Gerson 124 22 2001 "A Month in the Country" program 116 7 1978 "Month of the Falsettos"; "Marilyn!" programs 115 17 1982-1983 "Monteverdi" poster 6 POS.72 undated "Moonchildren" program 100 35 1972 "A Moon for the Misbegotten" program 87 26 1957 "A Moon for the Misbegotten" program 116 8 1974 November "The Moon is Blue" program 81 31 1952-1953 "Moonlight Mile" script by Brad Silberling 124 23 2002 "Money & Friends" program 151 29 1993 January "Morning's at Seven" program 151 30 2003 January "Morning, Noon and Night"; "Morning's at Seven" program 116 9 1968-1980 "The Mortimer Touch" program 116 10 circa 1952 Moscow Children's Musical Theatre booklet 45 13 circa 1970s "The Most Happy Fella" program 85 18 1956 "The Most Happy Fella" program 129 25 1991 October "Mother Courage and Her Children" program 92 5 1962 "Mother Jones" at the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum flyer and program 45 95 1990 Summer "Movie Star" program 116 11 1982 April "Movin' Out" by Twyla Tharp program 126 17 2002 "Mr. Abbott Award Dinner" program 131 49 1991 "Mr. President" program 91 54 1962 November 6 "Mr. Wonderful" program 85 22 1956 "Mrs. McThing" program 81 28 1952-1953 "Much Ado About Nothing" programs 116 12 1964-1984 "The Mummy" script by Stephen Sommers 124 24 1998 "Murderous Angels" program 116 13 1970 February "Murderous Angels" Phoenix Theatre program 58 75 1971 Museum pamphlets, "A Guide to Cracow" 44 58 circa 1969-1989 Music at the Museum: Bing Concerts program 164 15 1991 Music Box Theater featured in Los Angeles Time clipping photocopy 45 8 1926 October 17 "Music Circus" program 116 14 1966 "Music Circus" The Fresno Music Theater Association program 58 33 1965 "Music in the Distance"; "Music Is"; "The Music Man"; "My Fair Lady" programs 116 15 1964-1976 "The Music Man" program 86 32 1958 "The Music Man" program 103 6 2000 "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940" program 129 34 post-1987 "The Musical Manhattan Variety Cavalcade"; "Muzeeka" programs 116 16 1942, undated "My 3 Angles" program 82 13 1952-1953 "My Fair Lady" program 85 13 1956 "My Fair Lady" Mark Hellinger Theatre playbill with note to Jerry 58 76 1958 December 29 "My Fair Lady" program 89 19 1959 "My Fair Lady" program 101 18 1964 "My Fair Lady" Pepperdine University program 58 77 1989 November 10-18 "My Fat Friend" Brooks Atkinson Theatre playbill 58 78 1974 June "My Little Boy, My Big Girl" Fortune Theatre playbill 58 79 1969 "My Little Boy/My Big Girl" by Naomi and David Robison typescript 48 13 undated "My Old Friends"; "My One and Only" programs 116 17 1978-1985 "My Old Lady" program 151 31 2002 January "My Sweet Charlie" program 97 21 1966 "My Visits with MGM" flyer 130 13 1992 May-June "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" Popular Pike Playhouse at Germantown High School program 58 80 1988 March 3-19 "Mystery of the Rose Bouquet" at Center Theatre Group programs 133 14 1989 November "The Naked Civil Servant"; "Naomi Court" programs 116 18 circa 1968-1982 "Narc" script by Joe Carnahan 124 25 2002 "Narrow Escape" by Jeff Sweet 70 2 1974 "Narrow Escape", "The Narrow Road"; "Narrow Road to the Deep North" programs 116 19 1972, undated The National Ballet program 98 12 1967 "The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair" program 116 20 1969 National Players 25h Anniversary Tour 45 14 1973-1974 National Playwrights' Conference poster 7 POS.82 1971 National Playwrights' Conference and O'Neill Memorial Theatre Foundation programs 45 15 1967-1968 National Repertory Theatre program 98 4 1967 National Symphony Orchestra program 116 21 1971 November National Theatre London brouchure and "King Lear," "Richard III" program 45 17 1983, 1989 National Theatre London brochures 45 18 1989 National Theatre of the Deaf program 100 1 1969 National Theatre Washington D.C. 45 19 1986-1988 The National Theatre of the Deaf; "The Nerd"; "Never on Sunday" programs 116 22 1960-1967 "Natural Affection" programs 92 10 1963 February 3 "Natural Affections" Zephyr Theatre program 58 81 1988 October 1 "Nature's Way" program 87 2 1958 "Neat" program 102 9 1998 "Neat" program 151 32 1998 January Netherlands Dance Theatre program 99 11 1968 "Never Too Late" program 92 14 1963 February 3 New Century Theatre program 82 21 1953-1954 New Dramatists Schedule of Classes 130 11 1992 "New Faces of 1962" program 92 16 1962 February 14 "New Girl in Town" program 87 34 1957 New Theatre for Now Festival program 45 9 1984 March-February New Work Festival program 129 13 1991 New York City Ballet program 116 23 1967 New York City Opera programs 116 24 1970-1971 New York City Opera program 130 21 1981 November New York University Theatre programs 45 20 undated "The Next President" program 88 27 1958 "Nice Girl" by Robert Patrick typescript with dedication to Jerome Lawrence 48 11 1985 "Nicholas Nickleby" script by Douglas McGrath 126 30 2002 "Nickel and Dimed" program 152 1 2002 September "Night and Day"; "A Night at the Music Hall" programs 116 26 circa 1974-1979 "The Night Circus" program 88 22 1958 "Night Life" program 92 4 1962 November 21 "Night Mother"; "Night Ride"; "Night Club Confidential" programs 117 2 1983-1986 "Night Music" The Broadhurst Theatre playbill 58 82 1940 March Night of 100 Stars III benefit invitation 45 21 1990 "Night of 100 Stars" Radio City Music Hall playbill 58 83 1990 May 5 "Night of 100 Stars" program undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassettes; color; sound; approximate run time: 2 hours.

 "The Night of the Iguana" program 92 15 1962 February 13 "The Night of the Iguana" program 116 27 1976 January "Night Watch" program 100 8 1972 "Nightride" Vandom Theatre program 58 84 1971 December "Nine" program 117 3 1982 April "Nine" program 126 18 2003 "Nine Armenians" program 152 2 1997 July "Nine Hours to Rama" movie poster 59 6 1963 "No Foreplay, a Love Story" program 100 5 1970 "No Man's Land" programs 117 5 1976 December "No, No Nanette" program 117 6 1971 February "No Place to Be Somebody" program 100 6 1970 "No Strings" program 93 4 1962 "No Time For Sergeants" program 84 34 1955 "Nobody Loves an Albatross" program 94 27 1964 "Noel Coward's Sweet Potato" program 99 21 1968 "Noises Off" poster 1 POS.17 1987 "Noises Off" program 117 7 1984 "Noises Off" program 129 3 undated "Nothing Sacred" at Center Theatre Group program 134 1 1988 September "Notting Hill" script by Richard Curtis 124 26 1998 "Now Is the Time for All Good Men" program 98 18 1967 "Nude With Violin" program 86 29 1958 "Number Our Days"; "The Nonsense Story" programs 117 8 1982, undated "Nunsense" Henry Fonda Theatre program 58 85 1988 March "Nunsense" poster 1 POS.20 1986 "Nurse Betty" script by John C. Richards and James Flamberg 124 27 1999 "The Nutcracker" program 152 3 2001 December "Nuts"; "42 St. Theatre Row" programs 117 9 1982-1983 "Nuts and Bolts of Playwrighting" by Jeffery Sweet script 78 3 1993 January 3 NYC Ballet program 89 34 1959 NYC Opera Company program 88 35 1958 "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" script by Ethan Coen and Joel Coen 124 28 2000 "O Lucky Man" poster 4 POS.59 undated "O Lucky Man" poster 4 POS.60 undated "Ocean's 11" script by Ted Griffin 126 35 2001 "Octet '91" 6 new plays by members of Jerome Lawrence's Master Seminar in Playwriting at USC 45 100 circa 1991 "October Sky" script by Lewis Colick 124 29 1998 "The Odd Couple" program 96 11 1965 July 15 "The Odd Couple" The Queen's Theatre program 58 86 1966 "The Odyssey of Runyon Jones"; "Of Love Remembered"; "Oh Coward"; "Old Times"; "Oliver" programs 117 10 1979, undated Odyssey Theatre season program 130 15 1990-1991 "Of All Things" program 81 10 1949-1951 "Of Thee I Sing"; "Let Them Eat Cake" programs 117 11 1987 "Off-White" by F.V. Hunt manuscript copy 67 5 1975 "Oh Captain!" program 87 10 1958 "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Momma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad!" Phoenix Theatre program 58 87 undated "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Momma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad" and "Sing to Me Through Open Windows" program 96 23 1965 "Oh Men! Oh Women!" program 83 14 1954 "O.K., You've Got Three Wishes" by Marilyn Miller and Virginia Mekkelson script 68 6 1978 "Oklahoma!" program 88 26 1958 "Oklahoma!" program 98 13 1965 "The Old Boy" 20th anniversary season program 72 13 1991 April "The Old Boy" program 129 19 1992 January Old Globe Theatre Shakespeare Festival brochure 45 22 1973 September 16 "Old Times" program 101 1 1972 Old Vic Derek Jacobi in Kean flyer 43 36 1990 "Old Wicked Songs" program 152 4 1997 October "Oliver" program 101 4 1962 The Olympia Theatre programs and flyers from the Olympia Theatre in Dublin, Ireland 45 90 circa 1990s "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" program 96 16 1965 "On Approval" programs 117 12 1966 December "On Borrowed Time" program 128 3 1991 December "On the Twentieth Century"; "Operation Sidewinder"; "Orlando Furioso" programs 117 17 1969-1970, 1978 "On the Twentieth Century" program 152 5 2003 "On Your Toes" program 83 25 1954 "On Your Toes" programs 117 15 1983, 1986 "Once in a Lifetime" programs 117 16 1975 "Once More, With Feeling" program 88 6 1958 "Once on This Island" program 72 14 1991 May "Once Upon a Mattress" program 89 17 1959 "Ondine" program 83 4 1953-1954 "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" program 93 22 1963 "One Night Stand"; "Only in America" programs 117 14 1961, 1980 O'Neill Theater Center Playwrights Conference program 45 24 1970 "The Only Game in Town" program 99 31 1968 "Only In America" program 89 25 1959 The Open Eye New Staging Lab New York City Eye on Directors Festival 45 89 1991 May 5-12 "The Open Week" 45 25 undated Orange County Performing Arts Center Dance program 129 36 1992-1993 Orange County Performing Arts Center New World Music Festival program 45 27 1988 July Oregon Shakespeare Festival Season brochure 45 26 1967, 1990 Oregon Shakespeare Festival Volume II playbill 152 6 1995 Original Playbills Index Sheet 81 36 1949-1965 "Orpheus Descending" 87 31 1957 "Orpheus Descending" Neil Simon Theatre playbill 58 89 1989 October "Oscar and Felix" by Neil Simon program 152 7 2002 July 19 "Oscar Wilde" program 87 27 1957 "Othello" programs 117 18 undated "The Others" programs 117 19 undated "Other People's Money" by Jerry Sterner script 76 6 undated "Other People's Money" Minetta Lane Theatre playbill 58 90 1989 November "Otherwise Engaged" programs 117 20 1977 May "Our Beating Minds" alternate title "Swimming Upstream" by Philip Dunne script 77 2 circa 1993 "Our Country's Good" at Center Theatre Group program 133 16 1989 September "Our Town" Lyceum Theatre playbill 58 91 1988 November "Our Town" reviews 164 16 1988-1989 "Out of Sight" script by Scott Frank 124 30 1998 "Outta Work"; "Over Here!" programs 117 21 1974 April, undated Ovation Awards program 102 14 1999 November 8 "Over my Dead Body" Savory Theatre flyer 58 92 undated "The Owl and the Pussycat" program 95 33 1965 "Pacific Overtures"; "Pack of Lies" program 117 22 1976 May, undated "The Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters Proudly Honor Steve Allen"; "The Magic Flute"; "Long Day's Journey Into Night" programs 165 13 1990-1993 "Pageant" program 128 7 undated "Paint Your Wagon" program 81 32 1952-1953 Painted Smiles Records Broadway musical album and VHS pamphlet 44 23 circa 1980s "Painting Churches"; "Panama Game"; "A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden" programs 117 23 1977, 1984, undated "Painting the Town" poster by L. Tyler 4 POS.62 1981 "The Pajama Game" program 83 19 1954 "The Pajama Game" program 102 6 1998 "Pal Joey" program 81 29 1952-1953 "Pantalieze" program 99 17 1968 "Parenthood" program for the movie 59 7 1989-1990 "Paris '31" Amas Musical Theatre program 58 93 undated "Park Your Car in Harvard Yard" program 128 16 1991 December "A Partridge in a Pear Tree" oversized program from the Kennedy Center 59 4 After 1961 Pasadena Playhouse poster 7 POS.78 undated Pasadena Playhouse Brochure 131 36 1992 "The Pasadena Playhouse Preview" program 130 3 1991 May "The Passion of Josef D." program 94 28 1964 "Passion Play" programs 117 24 1984 November "Passione" programs 117 25 1980 September "Past Tenses Ever Present" by Daniel Du Plantis 66 7 1987, 1989 June 5 "Past Tenses, Ever Present" by Daniel Du Plantis script 77 3 1989 "Patate" program 88 4 1958 "A Patchwork Quilt" by John Patrick second draft 77 8 undated "A Patchwork Quilt" by John Patrick script 77 7 undated "A Patriot for Me" program 98 32 1969 "A Patriot for Me" program 118 1 1984 October "The Paul Baker Theater: A Photo History" booklet 126 19 circa 2008 "Pearl" playbill 152 8 2002 December "Peg O' My Heart" program 81 13 1949-1951 Peking Opera program 118 2 1981 Pennsylvania Summer Theatre Festival poster 7 POS.76 undated Pennsylvania Summer Theatre Festival video 169 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassettes; color; sound; approximate run time: 120 minutes.

 Pennsylvania Summer Theatre Festival program 45 29 undated "Pennyman"; "Penny Plain"; "And Being All Around"; "Personals"; "Peter Pan" programs 118 3 1952-1986 "People to People" a literary journal from West Midlands 74 15 1990 "Pepperdine People" magazine 126 2 1995 Pepperdine University programs 45 30 1989-1990 Pepperdine University Center for the Arts season program 130 5 1991-1992 "Period of Adjustment" program 90 27 1960 "The Persecution and Assassination of Marat" program 97 2 1966 "The Persians" program 152 9 1993 September 30 "Persona Video Magazine" 169 8 1990 November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassettes; color; sound; approximate run time: unknown.

 "Peter and Wendy" program 152 10 1997 December "Peter Pan" program 84 5 1955 "Peterpat" program 95 28 1965 "The Petition" John Golden Theatre playbill 58 94 1986 June 16 "The Phantom of the Great Hall" lithograph poster 13 POS.115 undated "The Phantom of the Opera" Majestic Theatre playbill 58 95 1988 April "The Phantom of the Opera" at Center Theatre Group program 134 9 1989 July "Pheonix '55" program 84 14 1955 "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" program 97 6 1966 "The Philadelphia Story" program 118 4 1980 December "The Philanthropist" program 118 5 1971 "Phil Coulter: Words and Music" poster 1 POS.15 1990 Philip Dunne biographic tribute 44 37 1988 "Phone Booth" script by Larry Coen 124 31 2002 "Photo Finish" program 93 29 1963 "Piaf" program 118 6 1981 "Picnic" program 82 11 1952-1953 "Picnic" program 118 7 1986 April "Picnic" by William Inge script 75 8 1991 "Pictures in the Hallway", "I Knock on the Door" program 95 17 1964 "Pipe Dream" program 85 3 1955 "Pippin" program 118 8 1974 June "The Pirates of Penzance" program 118 9 1981 July "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" script by Ted Elliott and Terry Rassio 124 32 2003 "Plain and Fancy" program 84 1 1955 "Platinum"; "The Playroom" programs 118 10 1978, undated "Play I the Lover" program 94 19 1964 "Play It Again, Sam" program 100 26 1969 "The Play's the Thing!" Radio Theatre series programs 152 11 2002 Playback magazine 103 2 2000 August "The Playbill", a book of Playbills compiled by Jerome Lawrence 79 1 1934-1937 "The Playbill", a book of Playbills compiled by Jerome Lawrence 80 1 1941-1944 "The Playbill", a book of Playbills compiled by Jerome Lawrence 80 2 1946-1947 "The Playbill", a book of Playbills compiled by Jerome Lawrence 135 1 1947-1948 Playbill cards 59 8 1978-1979 Playbill Suite at Hotel Algonquin in New York City 45 32 undated Playbill: The National Theatre Magazine 165 14 1992 June-July "The Players All-Star Continental Salute to Helen Hayes" The Helen Hayes Awards 45 85 1989-1990 "Plays for Bleecker Street" programs 91 45 1962 February 4 Playwrights Center Minneapolis brochure and introductory letter 45 33 undated Playwrights Horizon New American Plays and Musicals pamphlet 45 34 1987-1988 "Plaza Suite" program 99 26 1968 "The Pleasure of His Company" program 88 14 1958 "Plenty" program 118 11 1983 "La Plume da Ma Tante" 88 15 1958 Polish State Folk Ballet: "Slask"; "Isn't It Romantic" programs 164 17 circa 1959-1960, 1993 "Point Of No Return" program 81 35 1952-1953 "The Poison Tree" program 103 20 2000 "The Ponder Heart" program 85 15 1956 "Poor Bitos" program 95 18 1964 "Poor Murderer" program 118 12 1976 "Poor Richard" program 95 21 1964 "Porch" by Jeff Sweet 70 3 1974 "Porgy and Bess" program 82 23 1953-1954 "Porgy and Bess" Houston Grand Opera program 58 96 circa 1976 "Porgy and Bess"; "The Plotting Shed" programs 118 13 1957, 1976 "Portrait of a Queen" program 99 28 1968 "The Postman" script by Massimo Troisi 125 1 1994 "The Potting Shed" program 87 24 1957 "Les Poupées de Paris" program 101 11 1962 "Pousse-Cafe" program 97 10 1966 "Powrot Pana Cogito" Prapremiera W. Starym Teatrze programs 58 97 1980-1981 "The Prague Spring"; "Precious Sons"; "The Prodigal" programs 118 17 1960, 1975, 1986 "Prelude to a Kiss" The Helen Hayes Theatre playbill 58 98 1990 May "The Premise" program 91 20 1961 April 22 "The Prescott Proposals" program 83 3 1953-1954 "Present Laughter" program 118 14 1982 "The Price" program 98 33 1968 "The Price" program 118 16 1969 "Pride and Prejudice" screenplay 1 5 undated "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" Wyndam's Theatre playbill 58 99 1966 August "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" program 98 28 1968 "Prince of Central Park" Belasco Theatre playbill 58 100 1989 October "The Prince of Homburg" Chelsea Theatre Center program 58 103 undated "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" program 100 15 1970 "Private Lives" program 118 15 1983 "Promenade"; "Promises, Promises" program 118 18 1969, 1971 "Promenade, All!" Royal Alexandria Theatre program 58 104 1972 March "The Promise" The Fortune Theatre playbill 58 101 1967 May "The Promise" program 98 17 1967 "Promises, Promises" program 100 32 1968 "Promises, Promises" Prince of Wales Theatre playbill 58 102 1969 "Promises, Promises" program and cast biography 164 18 circa 1970-1971 "Provincetown 72 Years Later" by Leslie Bennett 45 35 1987 June 18 "PS 193" program 101 14 1964 "PS I Love You" program 95 12 1964 "P.S. Your Cat Is Dead"; "Public Place" programs 118 19 1975-1977 "Psalms of Two Davids" by Joel Schwartz typescript 48 15 1971-1972 "Psychopathia Sexualis" program 152 12 1996 May "Punch-Drunk Love" script by Paul Thomas Anderson 126 36 2002 "Purlie"; "Put Them All Together"; "Pigmalion" programs 118 20 1970, 1979, 1987 "Purlie Victorious" program 91 28 1961 October "Purple Dust" poster 2 POS.27 1989 "Purple Dust" poster featuring Dave Care, Des Cave, Declan Croghan 8 POS.99 undated Pushkin Theatre poster 10 POS.108a-POS.108b undated "Putting It Together" program 102 8 1998 "Pyramid" by Phillip Jarosz screenplay 67 8 1988 September 2 "QED" program 104 4 2001 "Quadrille"; "The Quartered Man"; "A Quiet Place" program 118 21 1952, 1955, 1985 Queen Elizabeth I poster 11 POS.109 undated "Querido Embustero" Teatro Manola Fabregas program 58 105 1966 "Quills" program 152 13 1996 October "Quills" script by Doug Wright 125 2 2000 "Quilters" program 118 22 1983 December "Quo Vadis" program 51 9 1900 April 9 "Rabelais" program; "Performing Arts" magazine 118 23 1969-1970 "A Race of Hairy Men!" program 96 12 1965 "Radio City Christmas Spectacular Starring the Rockettes" program 128 21 circa 1991 December "Ragtime: The Musical" program 152 14 1997 June "The Rainbow Club" by Ian Hamilton and Mary Serforo script 77 4 undated "A Rainless Sky" program 99 19 1968 "Raisin" program 118 24 1974 "A Raisin in the Sun" program 89 12 1959 Ramona Pageant (outdoor drama) season program 45 92 1990 "Ramona: The Story of a Community Enterprise" program 131 40 1985 "Rashomon" program 89 13 1959 "Rattle of a Simple Man" program 94 4 1963 "Ready When You Are, C.B.!" program 95 27 1965 "The Real McCoy" poster featuring Amanda Benson, Liz Bono, Fedelma Cullen 2 POS.38 1989 "The Real Thing"; "Red Letter Day" programs 118 25 1952, 1983-1986 "The Recantation of Galileo Galilei" by Eric Bentley 66 1 1972 April 19 "Reconcilable Differences" by Brian McGrath script 76 2 1990 "Reconcilable Differences" by Brian McGrath photocopy of typescript 48 4 undated "Redhead" program 89 6 1959 "The Reduced Shakespeare Company" Smothers Theatre program 58 106 1990 January 11-12 "The Rehearsal" program 93 18 1963 "The Relapse" Aldwych Theatre playbill 58 107 1967 "Relative Values"; "Remote Asylum" programs 119 1 1970 "Relatively Speaking" King's Theatre playbill 58 108 1967 February "Remember the Titans" script by Gregory Allen Howard 125 3 2000 "Rent" program 152 15 1997 November "Requiem for a Nun" program 89 7 1957 "Requiem of a Dream" script by Darren Aronofsky 125 4 2000 "Replik" Teatr Studio program 58 109 circa 1974 "The Resistible Rise of Arturo UI" Saville Theatre playbill 58 110 1969 "The Respectful Prostitute" and "Hope is a Thing with Feathers" programs 81 1 1949-1951 "The Restoration of Arnold Middleton"; "Revealed Visions"; "Rex" programs 119 2 1967, 1977, 1986 "Rhinoceros" program 90 30 1961 "Rich Little Rich Girl" program 94 22 1964 "Richard II", "Edward II" programs 109 17 1969 "Richard II", "Richard III" programs 119 3 1974, 1980, 1987 "Richard III" at the Phoenix Theatre London with Derek Jacobi and "Wild Duck" Peter Hall company brochures 45 31 1989 Winter-Spring "Richard III" starring Ian McKellen in "What's On in London" 74 8 1990 July 25-August 1 "Ride a Cock Horse"; "The Ride Across Lake Constance"; "Right You Are If You Think You Are" programs 119 4 1966, 1972 "The Right Honourable Gentleman" program 96 35 1966 January "Ring Around The Ring" program 81 21 1949-1951 Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus souvenir 45 36 1951 "The Rink" programs 119 5 1984 March "The Ritz"; "The River Wine"; "The River Niger" programs 119 6 1952, undated "The Rivals" poster 2 POS.51 1987 "The Rivalry" program 89 9 1959 "Road Show"; "The Robber Bridegroom" programs 119 7 1976, 1987 "Roar Like a Dove" program; "Tremblay Concerts' 32nd season program; Boston Symphony Orchestra 79th season program 165 15 1959-1962 "The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd" program 96 9 1965 May 26 "Robert and Elizabeth"; "Roger and Hart" programs 119 8 1964, undated "Rocket to the Moon" program 101 6 1962 "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" program 126 20 2001 "Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel" program 152 16 1996 August "Roland Petit's: Les Ballets De Paris" program 82 33 1953-1954 "Romantic Comedy" programs 119 11 1979 December "Romance Language" program 119 10 1986 January "Romance, Romance" The Helen Hayes Theatre playbill 58 111 1988 April "Romanoff and Juliet" program 86 13 1957 "Romeo and Juliet" program 119 12 1977 May "Romeo and Juliet" program 104 8 2001 "Romulus" program 91 43 1962 February 1 "La Ronde" program 90 18 1960 "La Ronde" programs 129 2 undated "Room Service" program 152 17 1997 November "The Rope Dancers" program 86 27 1958 "The Rose" program 119 13 1981 April "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" program 98 7 1967 "Ross" program 91 22 1961 "Ross" program 91 44 1962 February 2 "The Rothschild" programs 119 14 1970 November "Rounds" by Steven Burton script 75 2 1991 "The Royal Family" programs 119 15 circa 1976 Royal Festival Hall program Robert Casadesus recital 45 37 1952 Summer "The Royal Hunt of the Sun" program 96 17 1965 October 25 Royal Shakespeare Company London schedule, clippings, programs, postcards 45 38 1989 March 16-1990 July 8 "The Royal Tenenbaums" script by Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson 125 5 2001 "Roza" program 119 16 1987 May "Rugantino" program 94 17 1964 "The Ruling Class" Piccadilly Theatre playbill 58 113 1969 "Rumple" program 87 3 1957 "Run to the Roundhouse Nellie, He Can't Corner You There" program 72 15 undated "Runaways"; "Rye Bread and Sesame Crackers" programs 119 17 1967 Russian Theatre programs and journal on the history of jazz in Russian 45 80 1970-1971 "Ruth Draper" program 109 12 1952 "Ruth Draper" program 83 7 1953-1954 S. 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 "Sabrina Fair" program 83 12 1954 Sacramento Music Circus 25th Anniversary souvenir program 45 39 1975 "The Sacred Flame" Duke of York's Theatre program 58 114 undated Saddleback College Performing Arts series program brochure 45 93 1990 Fall "Sadler's Wells Ballet" program 81 15 1949-1951 Sadler's Wells Ballet souvenir program 45 40 1950-1951 "Sadler's Wells Ballet" program 121 14 1952 "Sadler's Wells Ballet"; "Saint Joan" programs 119 18 1952-1972 "Sail Away" program 92 6 1962 "Saint Joan" program 85 20 1956 "Salome" poster 1 POS.13 1989 "Salome" poster 1 POS.21 undated "A Salute to Richard L. Coe" Kennedy Center program 108 7 1980 September "Same Time, Next Year" program 102 5 1977 "Same Time Next Year"; "The Sandbox" programs 119 19 1960, 1975, 1977 San Diego Performing Arts at Center Theatre Group program 134 7 1990 August San Francisco Ballet season reviews, program 45 41 1973-1974 San Francisco Opera program 45 42 1951 October-November "Sandhog" program 83 29 1954 "Sansei" at Center Theatre Group program 133 21 1989 March "The Sap of Life" program 91 30 1961 October 6 "Sarafina!" Lincoln Center Theater program 58 115 1988 March "Sauce Tartare" Cambridge Theatre program 58 116 undated "Savages"; "Saved"; "Say I, Say He"; "Say Who You Are" programs 119 20 1967, 1970, 1980 "Say, Darling" program 87 8 1957 "Saying Goodbye" by Dick Dotterer photocopy of script with note to Jerome Lawrence 47 12 1972 "Scandalous Memories"; "The Scattering of Ashes"; "Scuba Duba"; "The Schoolmistress" programs 119 21 1967 Scaramouche Repertory Theatre brochure 45 43 undated "The Scarlet Pimpernel" program 103 23 2000 "The School for Scandal" autographed playbill 51 MEM.3 undated "The School for Scandal"; "School for Wives" programs 119 22 1971 "Scientific American Magazine" 74 18 1979 January "The Sea Gull" by Anton Chekov program 101 15 1964 "The Seagull" poster 2 POS.26 1989 "The Seagull" poster by the Moscow Art Theatre 8 POS.101 undated "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe"; "Seascape" programs 119 23 1975, 1986 "Season's Greetings" poster 1 POS.12 1986 "Seasons Greetings from Lucille Lortel" photograph; "The Destiny of Time" advertisement 165 16 1992 "The Second Hottest Show in Town"; "The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wood"; "Secret Honor" programs 119 24 1972, 1984 Second Stage Theatre brochure advertising "Square One," "Baba Goya," "Jersey City," and "What a Man Weighs" 45 45 undated "The Secret Garden" program 72 16 1991 May "The Secret Garden" at Center Theatre Group program 134 10 1992 July "The Secret Rapture" National Theatre program 58 117 1988 October 4 "Seeing Things" by John Mason Brown article 132 37 undated "Seesaw" program 119 25 1973 June "Seidman and Son" program 91 52 1962 November 1 "A Sense of Humor" program 119 26 1983 December "Separate Tables" program 85 28 1956 Sequoia Stanford Literary Magazine 45 46 1946 Fall "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"; "1776"; "Sexual Peversity in Chicago" programs 119 27 1982 May "The Seven Descents of Myrtle" program 99 25 1968 "The Seven Year Itch" program 82 5 1952-1953 "Seventh Heaven" program 84 21 1955 "Sex Lives of Superheroes" by Stephen Gregg manuscript copy and note 67 2 1989 "The Shadow Box" programs 120 1 1977 May "The Shadow of a Gunman" poster 1 POS.27 1989 "The Shadow of a Gunman" program 88 18 1958 "Shadow of the Vampire" script by Steven Katz 125 6 2000 "Shadowlands" by William Nicholson in "Play's International" play text 74 10 1989 December "Shadowlands" program 72 17 circa 1989 "Shakespeare in Repertory with A Midsummer Night's Dream and Taming of the Shrew" Richard Basehart Playhouse program 58 73 1988 "The Shanghai Garde" by John Colton photocopy of script 47 8 undated Shanghai Theatre for the Deaf programs 45 47 1985 "The Shaughraun" poster 2 POS.45 1988 "She Loves Me" program 94 2 1963 "She Loves Me" programs 120 2 1987 May "Sheep on the Runway" program 100 29 1970 "Shenadoah" program 120 3 1975 "Sherlock Holmes"; "The Shield of David"; "The Show Off" programs 120 4 1936, 1975 "Sherry!" program 97 34 1967 "Shinbone Alley" program 87 29 1957 "Shirley Valentine" program 128 24 1991 October "Shlemiel the First" program 152 20 1997 June "Shoestring '57" program 85 25 1957 "Shoestring '57" program 86 21 1957 "Shooting Magda" and "Co-existence" in Western Europe at the Haifa Municipal Theatre 59 9 undated "A Shot in the Dark" program 91 40 1961 December 14 "Show Biz" print 7 POS.80 undated "Show Boat" program 152 21 1996 December "Show Girl" program 90 32 1961 "The Shrink" program 81 30 1952-1953 Shubert Theatre Memorabilia Collection Century City, CA 45 48 undated "Side by Side by Sondheim" programs 120 5 1977, 1985 "Sigmund Romberg" programs 58 112 undated "Sign in Sydney Brustein's Window" program 94 21 1964 "Silent Night, Lonely Night" program 89 29 1959 "Silent Night, Lonely Night"; "The Singular Dorothy Parker"; "Sister Mary Ignatius" programs 120 6 1961 "The Silver Dollar Boys" poster featuring Kathleen Barrington, Catherine Byrne, Desmond Cave 2 POS.43 undated "The Silver Tassie" featuring Alan Archbold, Barry Barnes, Kathleen Barrington 2 POS.42 1990 "The Simon Boys: A Tale of Two Brothers" article by Janice Arkator Los Angeles Times/calendar 45 49 1988 April 10 "A Simple Plan" script by Scott B. Smith 125 7 1998 "Simply Heavenly" program 86 7 1957 "Sing Out the Folksong Magazine" v.25, #3 74 22 1976 "Single Spies" Queen's Theatre program 58 119 1989 "The Sisters Rosensweig" flyer and program 152 18 circa 2001 "The Sisters Rosenweig"; "The Seagull"; "Saint Joan" programs 165 17 1992-1993 "Six Characters in Search of an Author" program 85 6 1955 "Six Degrees of Separation" program 72 18 1991 May "Six Degrees of Separation" at Center Theatre Group program 133 4 1992 October "Six Degrees of Separation" program 152 19 1992 October "Six Lessons in Six Weeks" program 104 1 2001 "Sizwe Banzi Is Dead"; "The Island' program 120 7 undated "The Skin of Our Teeth" by Thornton Wilder program 84 22 1955 "The Skin of Our Teeth" program 120 8 undated "Skies a' Fallin'!" Cort Theatre program and reviews 58 120 1989 October 27 "Sky's a Fallin'" by Dexter Freeman script copy with a letter to Jerome Lawrence 47 13 1987 "Skylight" program 152 22 1997 September "Skyscraper" program 96 27 1965 November 25 "Slapstick Comedy" program 97 5 1966 "The Slave", "The Toilet" program 95 35 1965 SlaviCultural Center Season Center flier 58 121 1974-1975 "Slavs!" program 152 23 1995 October "The Sleeping Prince" program 85 29 1956 "Sleepy Hollow" script by Andrew Kevin Walker 125 8 1999 "Sleuth" program 100 13 1972 "Sleuth" programs 120 9 1970 "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground" program 96 13 1965 "Sly Fox"; "A Small Eternity with Jack Benny"; "Smiles Is Me" programs 120 10 1976-1977 "A Small Family Business" program 128 19 1992 May "Snow Falling on Cedars" script by Ron Bass and Scott Hicks 125 9 1998 "Social Security" program 120 11 1986-1987 "Soldiers" program 99 30 1968 "The Soldier's Fortune" Royal Court Theatre 58 122 1967 January 12 "A Soldier's Play" program 120 12 1982 "The Solid Gold Cadillac" program 83 5 1953-1954 "Solitaire/Double Solitaire" 100 7 1971 "Solitary Confinement" program 129 21 undated "Some Americans Abroad" Lincoln Center Theatre at the Vivian Beaumont playbill 58 123 1990 May "Someone Waiting" program 85 14 1956 "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me"; "Millenium Approaches: Angels in America"; "Man of La Mancha" programs 165 18 1976, 1993 "Something's Afoot"; "Something Sweet" programs 120 13 1967-1968, 1977 "Something Different" program 98 25 1967 "A Song for Susan: An Original Screenplay" by Steve Burton 66 3 1986 "Song of Singapore" programs 128 5 1992 May "Sophie" program 93 25 1963 "Sophisticated Ladies" programs 120 14 1981 April "Sorrows and Rejoicing" program 152 25 2002 May "The Sorrows of Frederick"; "The Sound of Music"; "South Pacific" programs 120 15 1964, 1967, undated "The Soul of a Jew - The Last Night of Otto Weininger" at Center Theatre Group program 133 24 1988 October "The Sound of Music" program 89 32 1959 "The Sound of Music" Palace Theatre program 58 124 1961 May 18 "The Sound of Music" program 101 5 1962 "The Sound of Music" program 126 21 1998 "The Sound of Music" program 72 19 undated "The Sound of Two Hands Clapping" by Kenneth Tyan articles 133 25 1980 "Soup to Nuts (A Memory of Radio)" 126 43 undated "South Pacific" program 87 5 1957 "Soviet Union: Arts & Crafts in Ancient Times & Today" booklet 148 6 1972 "Space" program 102 20 1999 "The Spanish Prisoner" script by David Mamet 125 10 1997 "Speaking of Murder" program 87 15 1957 "Speed-the-Plow" review of production with Madonna 45 50 1988 "Speed-the-Plow" Royale Theatre playbill 58 125 1988 April "Speed the Plow" by David Mamet photocopy of script 48 1 circa 1989 "Spite of Cormorant" by Burton Russell script 69 2 1972-1974 "Splendor in the Grass"; "The Sponsor"; "Stalag 17"; "Stand by Your Bedouin" programs 120 16 1959-1976 "Spofford" program 98 30 1967 "Spoils of War" The Music Box playbill 58 126 1988 November "Spoils of War" by Michael Weller reviews from Daily News, New York Times, New York Post 45 51 1988 November 11 Spoleto Festival poster 7 POS.77 undated Spoleto Festival in Charleston, South Carolina program booklet, program notes, tourist brochures, postcards, clippings 45 52 1982 "Spoon River Anthology" program 152 24 2002 May 23 "Sprawa Dantona" Teatr Im. J. Slowackiego W. Krakowie program 58 127 1975 "Spunk" program 129 24 1991 October "The Square Root of Wonderful" program 86 35 1958 The Stage and TV Today (action to restore the Living Theatre) 45 53 1961 May 25 "Staircase" program 98 24 1968 "Stand-Up Tragedy" at Center Theatre Group program 133 19 1989 June "The Star Spangled Girl"; "Steambath"; "Stephen D."; "Stepping Forward" programs 120 18 1966-1986 "Stardust" Theatre Off Park program 58 128 undated "Starlight Express" New York Production program 58 129 1987 March 15 "Starlight Express" program 120 17 1987 May "Starmites" program 129 33 1990 March-April "State and Main" script by David Mamet 125 11 2000 State Moscow Children's Musical Theatre program in French, English, German, Russian 164 19 circa 1960s "Steel Magnolias" Lucille Lortel Theatre playbill 58 130 1988 April "Steel Magnolias" at Center Theatre Group program 133 2 1989 July "Stem of a Briar" The Audrey Skirball-Kenis Theatre program 58 131 undated "Step Softly Through the Door" by Neil Thomas Yarema 70 9 undated "Stepping Out" Pasadena Playhouse program 58 132 1989 June 16-July 16 "Sticks and Bores" program 100 30 1972 "Stop the World - I Want to Get Off" program 92 2 1962 November 8 "Storm Reading" program 72 20 undated "The Story" by Carol S. Lashof (student of Jerome Lawrence) in the Kenyon Review v.2, #3 with note to Jerome Lawrence from Carol 74 7 1980 Summer "Story Theatre" program 120 19 1970 July "Strange Interlude" program 93 34 1963 "Strange Interlude" programs 120 20 undated "Strangers" program 120 21 1979 March "Streamers" program 120 22 1976 May "A Streetcar Named Desire" program 85 11 1956 "A Streetcar Named Desire" program 120 23 1973 April "A Streetcar Named Desire" program 128 9 1992 May "Strider" program 120 26 1980 "Strike up the Band" program 104 3 2001 "The Student Gypsy" program 93 13 1963 "The Student Prince" programs 120 24 1966 "Studies of the Nude" program 120 25 undated "Studs" poster 1 POS.9 undated "The Subject Was Roses" program 94 32 1964 "The Substance of Fire" 20th anniversary program 72 21 1991 "The Substance of Fire" program 152 26 1993 February "Suburban Anger" by Christopher Meeks script copy and note 68 5 1990 "Suburban Anger" by Christopher Meeks script 76 3 1991 "Subways are for Sleeping" program 91 46 1962 February 7 "Sugar" program 100 34 1968 "Sugar Babies" programs 120 27 1979, 1981 "The Suicide" program 120 28 1980 October "The Sum of Us" at the Cherry Lane Theatre 45 83 undated "Summer and Smoke" Pepperdine University program 58 133 1983 January-February "Summer and Smoke" at Center Theatre Group program 134 3 1988 April Summer Jobs brochure featuring Cedar Point 44 29 1988 A Summer of Repetory program 101 12 1963 "Summer of the 17th Doll" program 86 23 1958 "A Summer Remembered" by Charles Nolte script and letter 68 7 1980-1988 Summer Stock at Saddleback College program 130 1 1992 "The Summer - That Fall" program 97 31 1967 "Summer Tree" program 120 29 undated "Summertree" by Ron Gowen script with holograph changes first produced by APT 47 9 1967 "Summertree" Lincoln Center at Vivian Beaumont Theatre program 58 134 1968 "Sunday in New York" program 91 39 1961 December 11 "Sunday in the Park with George" programs 120 30 1984 May "Sunrise at Campobello" program 86 31 1958 "Sunset Boulevar: The Musical" program 152 27 1993 December "The Sunshine Boys"; "Superman"; "The Supporting Cast" programs 120 31 1973, 1982 "Sunshine" script by István Szabó and Israel Horovitz 125 12 1999 "Survival of the Heart" program 129 5 1991-1992 "Susan" program 81 19 1949-1951 "Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street" programs 120 32 1979, 1982 "Sweet Bird of Youth" program 89 11 1959 "Sweet Bird of Youth" programs 120 33 1986 December "Sweet Charity" program 97 8 1966 "Sweet Charity"; "Sweet Sue"; "Les Syphiledes" program 120 34 1955, 1967, 1987 "The Sweet Fields of Eden" by Charles Benjamin Bartley script 75 3 1991 "Sweet Victory" Burbank Theatre Guild program 58 135 1988 "Swing!" program 103 21 2000 "Sylvia" script by John Brownlow 125 13 2002 Symphony #14, First Movement, Bars 57-60 manuscript page of musical notation 46 MEM.16 1968 "Synapse International Electronic Music Magazine" v.2 #5 74 23 1978 March-April Tabor Theatre lithograph poster of representation of interior 13 POS.113 undated "Take Her, She's Mine" program 91 48 1962 February 9 "Take Me Along" program 89 28 1959 "Taking a Chance on Love"; "A Tale Told" programs 121 1 1981-1984 "Talent '54" program 83 13 1954 "The Talented Mr. Ripley" script by Anthony Minghella 125 14 "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" program 152 28 2002 July "Tales From Hollywood" program 121 2 1982 March "The Tales of Hoffman" program 121 3 circa 1971 "Tall Story" program 89 2 1959 "Talley's Folly" program 121 4 1979 August "Tamburlaine the Great" program 85 10 1956 "The Taming of the Shrew"; "Tartuff"; "The Tavern" programs 121 5 1974-1983 Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center program for "See the Stars" and performance calendar 45 54 1989-1990 "Tap Your Troubles Away!" program 152 29 2001 November 10 "Tartuffe" program 96 5 1965 May 8 "The Tattooed Countess" program 90 16 1960 "Tchaikovsky"; "Tea and Sympathy"; "Terra Nova"; "The Terrible Swift Sword" programs 121 6 circa 1960-1979, undated "Tchin-Tchin" program 92 3 1962 November 9 "Tea and Sympathy" program 82 27 1953-1954 "The Teahouse of the August Moon" program 82 29 1953-1954 Teatp Theatre Leningrad souvenir program booklet 45 55 1967 Teatp9 (Theatre 9) Moscow, journal in Russian 45 56 1971 "Telemachus" program 94 16 1964 "Telemachus Clay" program 96 20 1965 "Temptation" at Center Theatre Group program 133 18 1989 July "Ten Blocks on the Camino Real" directed by Marshall W. Mason flyer 131 47 undated "Ten Plays, an Opera, and a Movie: Movements from the Career of Robert Lewis" program 131 44 1992 "Tenderloin" program 90 14 1960 Tennessee Arts Academy: A Models for Staff Development 169 10 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "That Championship Season" The Booth Theatre playbill 58 136 1972 October "The Tennessee Williams Show" program and flyer 129 10 undated "The Tenth Man" program 89 24 1959 "Terra" Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Magazine "Hollywood Legend and Reality" 45 57 1987 November-December "Tevya and His Daughters" program 86 9 1957 "Theatre 1969: Playrights Repertory"; "Theatre Hall of Fame" 121 7 1969, 1973 Theatre, Drama, and Speech Resources catalog, Richard Stoddard Performing Arts Books catalog 164 20 1992-1993, undated Theatre de Lys 20th Anniversary program book of Lucille Lortel at Theatre de Lys 45 58 undated Theatre in Turkey Devlet Tiyatrolaru programs 58 143 1971-1972 Theatre in Turkey Devlet Tiyatrosu programs 58 144 1973 Theatre in Turkey Devlet Tiyatrosu programs 58 145 1974 Theatre in Turkey Turkish Natonal Center of the International Theatre Institute program 58 142 undated Theatre Information Bulletin for New York City lists of performance information 45 60 1988 March 21 Theatre Information Bulletin 131 48 1990 Theatre Ireland theatre journal 45 59 1983 January 2-May "Theatre LA Ovation Awards" L.A. Stage Magazine 152 30 2002 November Theatre Memorabilia poster and description 7 POS.95a-POS.95b undated "The Theatre of Optimism" article 132 39 circa 1969 Theatre Southwest Festival program booklet 45 63 1988 February "Theatre Today Fall" quarterly publication by AIDART (Advanced Institute for Development of American Repertory Theatre with) Brooklyn College of City University of New York 45 64 1969 Theatrical Illustration cards 51 1 1947-1987 "Thelma & Louise" script by Callie Khouri 125 15 1990 "There Was a Little Girl" program 90 2 1960 "There's a Girl in My Soup" program 98 10 1967 Thespian Festival poster 4 POS.63 1983 "They're Playing Our Song" program 121 11 1979 January "Thieves"; "A Thousand Clowns"; "To Be Fred" programs 121 8 1970-1975, undated "And Things That Go Bump in the Night" program 96 4 1965 May 7 "Third Best Sport" program 89 4 1959 "The Third Day" program 129 28 undated "This Was Burlesque" program 93 8 1962 This Week Key Los Angeles & Southern California Magazine 44 71 1988 July "Tho' None Pursue" by John Patrick typescript 48 9 undated Thoreau quotation poster 13 POS.114 undated "Thoroughbred" by Christopher Meeks 48 5 undated "A Thousand Clowns" program 93 9 1962 "Three Card Monte and the Royal Flush" by Daniel Du Plantis 66 8 1990 "Three for Tonight"; "Three Men for Colverton" programs 121 9 1954-1966 "Three Kings" script by David O. Russell 125 16 1998 "Three Men on a Horse"; "Blood Brothers"; "Ain't Broadway Grand" programs 166 2 1993 "Three Sisters" poster featuring Orla Brady, Niamh Cusack, Sorcha Cusack, Tom Hickey 3 POS.53 1990 "Three Sisters" programs 121 10 1963-1985 "The Three Sisters" by Anton Checkov program 94 9 1964 "Three Tall Women" by Edward Albee program 152 31 1996 January "Three Wishes For Jamie" program 81 22 1949-1951 "The ThreePenny Opera" program 85 4 1955 "The Threepenny Opera" program 102 12 1998 "Throw Him to the Dogs" The Habiman program 58 137 1958 January 18 "A Thurber Carnival" program 90 4 1960 "Tiger at the Gates" program 84 29 1955 "Tiger at the Gates"; "Tigers Wild"; "Tintypes" programs 121 12 1968-1986 "Timbuktu!" program 121 13 1978 January "A Time For Singing" program 97 13 1966 "Time Limit!" program 85 17 1956 "The Time of the Cuckoo" program 81 20 1949-1951 "The Time of the Cuckoo" program 82 4 1952-1953 "Time Remembered" program 86 25 1958 Times Square Revitalization pamphlet 45 65 undated "Tiny Alice" program 95 23 1964 "To Begin the Begat", "Benefactors" programs 106 15 1965, 1986 "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday" Pepperdine University program 58 35 1989 September "To Grandmother's House We Go"; "Grease"; "The Great American Backstage Musical" programs 111 15 1974, 1977, 1980 "To Tell the Truth" Mark Goodson Productions 169 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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 "Tobacco Road" Forrest Theatre program 58 138 1940 February 12 "Together Again" by Phyllis and Robert White 70 6 undated "Tom Paire" program 99 12 1968 "Tomorrow's Monday" by Paul Osborn typescript with note from David Ayres to Jerome Lawrence 48 7 1966 January 21 "Tonight in Samarkand" program 84 11 1955 Tony Awards playbills 58 139 1968 April 21 Tony Awards Party booklet 103 1 2000 "Too Full for Love/Mother Jones" Fringe Festival program 58 140 1987 September 17-20 "Too Good to Be True" program 93 31 1963 "Too Late for Logic" poster 2 POS.47 1989 "Too Late for Logic" poster featuring Jim Bruton, Des Cave, Deirdre Donnelly, Tony Doyle 8 POS.100 undated "Too Late the Phalarope" program 85 21 1956 "Top Banana" program 81 26 1952-1953 "Topsy-Turvy" script by Mike Leigh 125 17 1999 "Torch Song Trilogy" program 121 15 1982 "Torch Song Trilogy" Hawaii Performing Arts Company program and review 58 141 1986 September 17-October 5 "A Touch of the Poets" program 88 16 1958 "Tovarich" program 94 3 1963 "Toys in the Attic" program 90 3 1960 "Toys in the Attic" program 121 16 1960 "Traffic" script by Stephen Gaghan 125 18 2000 "La Tragédie de Carmen" program 121 17 1984 "La Tragedie de Carmen" adapted by Sheldon Hornick with 2 notes to Jerome Lawrence and program for "In Celebration" a play also by Hornick 47 14 1984 "Training Day" script by David Ayer 125 19 2001 "The Traveler" program 95 16 1964 "The Traveler" program 121 18 1987 March "Traveler in the Dark" program 121 19 1985 January "Traveller Without Luggage" program 95 14 1964 "Trelawny of the Wells"; "The Trial of Calsonville"; "Tribute" programs 121 20 1965, 1970, 1978 "The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald" program 98 16 1967 "Tribute III: The Pacific Theatre Honors Angela Lansbury" invitation and "Le Bal Masque Honoring Angela Lansbury" invitation 165 19 1992 September-October "A Tribute to Frederic March" program and invitation 45 4 1987 September 21 "Tricks"; "The Trip Back Down"; "The Triplet Collection"; "The Trouble Makers"; "The Troupe RTC"; "Tubstrip" programs 121 21 1952-1985 "The Trip To Bountiful" program 82 22 1953-1954 "The Trojan Woman" program 94 29 1964 "Tru" at Center Theatre Group program 134 6 1991 January "The Truman Show" script by Andrew Niccol 125 20 1998 "The Tunnel of Love" program 86 19 1957 "Tunnel of Love"; "Hilary"; "Separate Tables"; "Private Lives" programs 166 3 1958-1959 "Turnadot" poster 11 POS.110 undated "Turandot"; "Twelfth Night"; "Twice Around the Park" programs 121 22 1952-1982 "Turnabout" by Jeff Sweet and Donald Honig 70 4 1974 "Twigs" prgram 100 12 1972 "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992" program 152 32 1993 June "Twilight at Steepletop" Temple Beth Am program and invitation 58 146 1989 May 3 "Two By Two" program 100 4 1970 "Two by Two" program 58 147 undated "Two by Two"; "Two Gentlemen of Verona" programs 121 23 1967, 1973 "Two-Faced" poster featuring Des Keogh, Rosaleen Linehan 2 POS.50 1985 "Two Family House" script by Raymond De Felitta 125 21 2000 "Two for the Seasaw" program 86 33 1958 "Two Gentlemen of Verona" program 100 11 1970 "Two Lives in the Theatre" article 166 4 1991 December "Two Shakespearean Actors" program 128 4 1991 December "Two Trains Running" programs 128 18 1992 May "Tynan Right and Left" by Kenneth Tynan article 132 36 1967 "The Typists and the Tigers" program 93 33 1963 UCLA Center for the Performing Arts Arts Quarterly Design for Sharing Community Outreach and American Music A Retrospective 45 66 1987-1989 UCLA Center for the Performing Arts; UCLA Men's Glee Club; "The Arts at UCLA"; "The Umbrellas Cherbourg" programs 122 1 1965-1981 "Ulysses in Nighttown" poster featuring Kathleen Barrington, Sean Campion, Des Cave, Fedelma Cullen 2 POS.44 1990 "Ulysses in Nighttown" program 122 4 1974 "Unbreakable" script by M. Night Shyamalan 125 22 2000 "Uncle Vanya" poster 1 POS.10 1987 "Uncle Vanya" program 102 17 1999 "Uncle Vanya"; "The Unknown Soldier and His Wife" programs 122 3 1967, 1973 "Uncle Willie" program 87 19 1957 "Under Milkwood" program 86 15 1957 "Under the Blue Sky" program 152 33 2002 September "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" program 90 25 1960 "Under the Yum Yum Tree"; "Under the Gaslight"; "Under the Sycamore Tree"; "Undiscovered Country" programs 122 2 1952-1985 "Unfinished Series" program 152 34 1992 June "Unfinished Stories"; "The Kentucky Cycle" programs 164 21 1992 January-June Unidentified production poster 4 POS.61 undated University/Resident Theatre Association explanitory pamphlet from Mendelssohn Theatre University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 45 67 undated University of Akron Edwin J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall grand opening 44 4 1973 October "The University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Department of Drama honors Stella Adler" program 131 43 1991 "Untitled Barber Movie" (later known as "The Man Who Wasn't There") script by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen 125 23 2000 Untitled performance featuring Martha Scott, Walter Willison 9 POS.105 undated "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" program 90 23 1960 "Up from Paradise" University of Michigan program 58 148 1974 April 23-28 USC Division of Drama season brochure OCTET-90 8 new short new plays by members of Jerome Lawrence's masterclass 45 68 1988-1989 U.S.S.R. exhibition program from New York 45 69 1959 "UTBU" program 97 1 1966 "Valley Song" program 152 35 1997 March "The Vamp" program 84 31 1955 "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom" and "Sleeping Beauty or Coma" Coronet Theatre program 58 149 1990 "Vanessa" program 86 24 1958 "Vanessa" program 89 1 1958 "Vanilla Sky" script by Cameron Crowe 125 24 2001 "Vanities"; "Vaudvillities" programs 122 5 1969, 1976 "Veronica's Room"; "Viet Rock"; "Vieux Carré" programs 122 6 1973, 1983 "A Very Special Baby" program 85 30 1956 "Very Warm for May" Alvin Theatre playbill 58 150 1940 January 1 Vienna Choir Boys; "JB"; Oh Captain" programs 164 22 circa 1958-1960 "Vienna on Parade"; "Prescription: Murder" programs 164 24 1959-1962 Vienna Philharmonic program 164 23 1959 "A View From the Bridge" program 85 1 1955 "Vintage '60" program 91 8 1960 "The Visit" by Nikki Harmon manuscript copy 67 4 1989 "The Visit" program 88 30 1958 "Visit to a Small Planet" program 87 32 1957 "Viva Detroit" program 72 22 1990 "Viva Vittorio" program 122 7 1984 "Vivat! Vivat Regina!" program 122 8 1972 Vogue article on Peter Brook by Andrew Harvey 44 24 1987 October "Voila!" oversized program from the Suncity Musical Extravaganza 59 1 circa 1990s "Volpone" The Garrick Theatre playbill 58 151 1967 January "Volunteers" poster 1 POS.7 undated "The Vortex" at Center Theatre Group program 133 10 1991 January "The Vortex" by Noel Coward brochure for the production at the Garrick Theatre 45 70 undated "Voyage D'Agrement et Aventures; Le Diable en Bouteille french cartoon strip posters 7 POS.97 undated "A Voyage Round My Father" program 122 9 1971 "W;t" program 103 4 2000 "W.R. and Daisy: A Love Story" by Phyllis and Robert White typescript 48 19 September 23 "Wait Until Dark" program 97 4 1966 "Waiting for Lefty" and "I Can't Sleep"; "Wait Until Dark" programs 122 10 1963, 1989 "The Wake" by Steve Allen with a note from Allen to Jerome Lawrence 47 1 undated "The Wake of Jamey Foster"; "Walter Abel"; "Waltz of the Toreadors"; "Waters of the Moon" programs 122 11 1952-1982 "A Walk in the Woods" Booth Theatre playbill 58 152 1988 April "A Walk in the Woods" by Lee Blessing photocopied script 47 5 after 1987 "Walking Happy" program 97 26 1966 "The Wall" program 90 15 1960 Walnut Street Theatre newsletter 130 12 1991-1992 "The Waltz of the Toreadors" program 87 20 1957 "Wanted" Cherry Lane Theatre program 58 153 1972 January "War and Peace" program 96 21 1965 "The War Bride" by Steven Oles typescript with note to Jerome Lawrence 48 6 1989 August "War Letters" program 152 36 2002 February 17 Warner Brothers Collection catalogue for promotional articles 45 71 circa 1980s-1990s "The Warm Peninsula" program 89 30 1959 The Washingtonian Magazine 44 15 1970 October Waterfront Ensemble of Hoboken program 45 96 undated "Way Out in Piccadilly"; "Way Upstream"; "We Gather Together" programs 122 12 1965-1966, 1982 Wayne State University Theatre calendar for season 45 72 1987-1988 "The Wayward Saint" program 84 7 1955 "We Bombed in New Haven" program 100 17 1968 "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" program 97 19 1966 "We the Undersigned" by Alexander Gelman review in Montage Newsletter, Soviet-American Student Journal 74 14 1990 June "Wedding Breakfast" program 83 33 1955 "Weekend" program 99 23 1968 "The Weeping Audience" engraving 62 ART.62 circa 1800 "West Hollywood Gypsy" program 129 29 1991 "West Side Story" program 86 3 1957 "West Side Story" program 98 35 1968 "The West Side Waltz"; "West Side Story"; "Where's Daddy"; "Winning Isn't Everything" programs 122 13 1968-1982 "What a Day"; What the Wine Sellers Buy"; "When You Comin Back, Red Ryder?" programs 122 14 1959, 1973, 1975 "What Makes Sammy Run?" program 95 3 1964 "What's On Magazine" West Midland, England 74 9 1990 August "When We Are Married" Lyceum Theatre playbill 58 154 1940 January 8 "Where Los Angeles Guide Magazine" 74 24 1990 February "Whisper into my Good Ear"/"Mrs. Dally Has a Lover" program 91 53 1962 November 3 The White Barn Theatre 30 Years 1947-1978 souvenir booklet 45 75 1978 "The White House Murder Case" program 100 27 1970 "Who Knows Who May Be Listening and Where?" 126 47 undated "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With?" program 87 11 1958 "Who'll Save the Ployboy?" program 93 3 1962 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" program 92 1 1962 November 7 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf"; "Whose Life Is It Anyways?" programs 122 16 1969, 1979-1980 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at Center Theatre Group program 133 15 1989 October "The Who's Tommy"; "Fool Moon"; "Oleanna" programs 166 1 1993 "The Whole Half" by Hindi Brooks flyer at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse 45 87 undated "Whoopee!"; "Whoopi Goldberg" programs 122 15 1979, 1985 "Why Is This Night Different from All Other Nights" by Richard W. Krevolin playscript and note 67 10 1990 "Why Not Tonite"; "Wings"; "Witnesses" programs 122 17 1968, 1978-1979 "Widows" program 129 23 1991 July "Wild Duck" program 72 23 1990 "The Wild Party" program 103 9 2000 "Wildcat" program 90 28 1960 The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum Summer Repertory season programs 130 10 1991 "The Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Revue" program 72 24 1991 May "Will Rogers Live" starring Ben Wilson 169 5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

VHS videocassette; color; sound; approximate run time: 10 minutes and 48 seconds.

 "Will Somebody Please Say Something" The Arts Theatre Club program 58 155 1967 "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" program 84 30 1955 William Inge Festival V poster 7 POS.86-POS.87 1986 William Inge Festival VII poster 7 POS.85 1988 William Inge Festival VIII poster for a salute to Horton Foote 7 POS.84 1989 William Inge Festival IX poster for a salute to Betty Comden and Adolph Green 7 POS.83 1990 William Inge Festival press clippings, program 126 48 1994 "William Wondom's Thurber II" poster featuring selections from James Thurber's reports, stories, and fables in two acts. 4 POS.64 undated "Willrog" 70 7 undated Wilshire Ebell Theatre Concert Series program, Beverly Hills, California 45 76 1971 Wings Theatre Company Inc. season flyer 45 97 1990-1991 Wingate W H Allen Books spring and summer brochure 45 99 1976 "Winter Journey" program 122 18 1952 "The Winter's Tale" Teatr Im. J. Slowackiego W. Krakowie program 58 156 1974 Winter Play Festival program 83 34 1955 "Wise Child" Wyndhams Theatre playbill 58 157 1967 "Wish You Were Here" program 82 2 1952-1953 "Without Honor" by Michael Sklar screenplay 69 4 1973 "Witness for the Prosecution" by Agatha Christie program 84 6 1955 "The Wiz" program 122 19 1976 "Women Behind Bars"; "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit" programs 122 21 1965, 1983 "Woman of the Year" program 122 20 1981 "The Woman Warrior" program 152 37 1995 February "Wonder Boys" script by Steve Kloves 125 26 2000 "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit" program 101 19 1964 "Wonderful Life" by William and Kroner Holmes script 75 7 1989 "Wonderful Town" program 82 14 1952-1953 "Wonderful Town" program 83 18 1954 "Wonderful Town" program 83 30 1954 "The Wooden Dish" program 84 25 1955 "Words" Equity Library Theatre at Lincoln Center program 58 158 1976 December "The World of Kurt Well in Song" program 93 11 1963 "Words and Music" program 122 22 1974 "Working"; "The World of Carl Sandburg"; "Woza Albert!" programs 122 23 1966, 1978, 1982 "The World of Suzie Wong"; "All Sides of Shelley Berman" program 164 25 circa 1960, 1966 "The World of Suzie Wong" program 88 10 1958 "Wren"; "Wren, Pepys & Charlie, Too" programs 122 24 1978 Wright State University Theatre brochure for the Theatre Arts Department 45 77 1983 "Write Me a Murder" program 91 32 1961 December 5 "The Wrong Way Light Bulb" program 100 2 1969 "The Wrong Way Light Bulb" program 122 25 1969 "Wyndrazeni Ludzie" Teatr Stu Krakow 58 159 1979-1980 "The Year of the Hiker" poster featuring Mick Lally, Brendan Gleeson, Darragh Kelly, Stella McKusker 1 POS.2 1991 "Yentl"; "The Yearlings" programs 122 26 1965, 1975 "You Can Count on Me" script by Kenneth Lonergan 125 27-28 2000 "You Can Never Tell" poster 3 POS.56 1990 "You Can Never Tell"; "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" programs 122 28 1966-1967 "You Can't Take It With You" poster featuring Alan Archbold, Barry Barnes, Alan Barry 2 POS.40 1989 "You Can't Take It With You" program 96 32 1965 December 20 "You Don't Have to Like It Broadway: A Guide, Text, and Diary for Directing a Musical" by David Young with note from Jerome Lawrence 74 6 1991 "Young Playwrights Festival"; "The Young Elizabeth"; "You Can't Take It With You" programs 122 27 1952-1985 Young Playwrights Festival classroom exercises booklet/pamphlet 45 78 1988 "Your Own Thing" program 99 13 1968 Yugoslavia Festival in Dubrovnik program 45 79 1967 "Zenda" program 101 13 1963 "Zero in 55: A Terrible Play" by Nick Mayo screenplay and note 68 2 1974 "Ziegfeld Follies" program 87 28 1957 "Zoot Suit" program 122 29 1978 "Zorba" program 100 33 1968 "The Zulu and the Zayda" program 96 33 1965 Biographical Series 8 circa 1940s-1997 Scope and Contents

The Biographical series contains articles, essays, biographies, and educational materials about Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee written by other writers. There are also photographs and portraits of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee that were used for publicity or professional reasons. Audio recordings of interviews with Lawrence and Lee can also be found in this series. While this series is comprised primarily of biographical works written about Lawrence and Lee by others, included primary documents, interviews, and photographs collectively provide context and insights into their careers and lives. Series materials range in date from circa 1940s-1997.

 Arrangement of Materials

The series is arranged chronologically, with undated materials at the end of the series arranged alphabetically by title.

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This series contains 33 1/3 rpm long-playing records and audiocassettes.

 Lawrence (Jerome) and Robert E. Lee photograph during their time in the Armed Forces 87 MEM.23 circa 1940s Radio and television articles written about Lawrence and Lee 65 2 1942-1964 "By Request Command Performance," article in Time about about Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee written AFRC radio program Command Performance aired as Request Performance, pp. 55+ 30 27 1946 February 11 Ohio State University monthly excerpts on Lawrence and Lee 64 15 1948, 1972, 1979 Radio Directors Annual with a short biographical sketch of Jerome Lawnrece and Robert E. Lee 30 18 1948 Banff short story and writers workshop with Norman Cousins and Robert E. Lee at the Banff School of Fine Arts, University of Alberta 30 4 1952 June-September "Play Boys in Ohio" article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer Pictoral magazine 30 39 1956 January 8 Variety Clipping, "Opening a New York Office" regarding Lawrence and Lee New York City Headquarters 30 23 1960 Reader's Digest quotation, University of California workshop and New Playwrights' Theatre newsletter 30 3 1962-1982 "He Built a Different Bridge," article in "They Started Here" about Jerome Lawrence 30 7 1967 By and about Lawrence and Lee regarding Radio and Television, also articles, clippings, reviews, and biographies 65 3 1967-1990 "Playwright Duo: The Alpha and Omega of Stage Enterprise," article by Cecil Smith, Los Angeles Times Calednar 30 16 1968 July 7 "The Other Robert E. Lee," article by Judith Teusch, Today's Family Digest 30 13 1970 March Teacher Edition of Literary Cavalcade, Vol. 24, No. 2 poster supplement of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 12 POS.112 1971 November "Alumnus to Appear on Campus" Columbus Dispatch, Publicity regarding Robert E. Lee's visit to Ohio Wesleyan University 30 1 1971 February 8 Scholastic Reading Record Disk with Jerome Lawrence, John Ciardi, Ira Wallach "The Writer's Craft," supplement to Literary Cavalcade 30 20 1972 November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

33 1/3 rpm long-playing record; Approximate runtime: 21:18 runtime

 Biographical Material about Lawrence and Lee 64 11 1972-1991 Secolul 20, translation of article about Jerome Lawrence by Ileana Berlogea in her personal letter to Lawrence 30 26 1973 November 25 By and about Lawrence and Lee articles regarding Radio and Television, in journals and magazines 65 4 1974-1979 Biblioteca Americana Program (in Spanish) with Jerome Lawrence on the cover for the airing of "Inherit the Wind" 30 5 1975 February "On the Writing Process," transcription article from an interview with Jerome Lawrence by Dorothy K. Mock 30 30 Circa 1980s "And the Eleventh is 'wear thy Mackintosh to Muncie," article, Thursday Curtain, Thespian Theatre Conference at Ball State University 30 2 1980 June 26 "The Artists Speak" Robert E. Lee with Janet Waldo and Lucy Lee, Eva Marie Saint, Jeff Hayden, introduced by Norman Corwin, Readers Theatre News 64 3 1981 By and about Lawrence and Lee introductory biographies 65 5 1982-1990 "Living Playwrights in the Living Theatre," by Leonard Spielgrass, Dramatics Magazine about Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 30 8 1983 September Interview with Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 170 10-11 1988 June 23 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Radio Show recording list including Armed Forces Radio Station , Mail Call, Yarn for Yanks, Nightcap Radio Show 65 1 1991 Interview with Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 170 12 1991 January 24 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 A Celebration of the Life Robert E. Lee at the Doolittle Theatre 170 24 1994 August 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassette; approximate run time: unknown.

 Correspondence about books 64 18 1994-1997 Garman (Hap) drawing Christmas greeting cartoon 65 ART.1 undated Lawrence (Jerome) photographs 148 8 undated Lawrence (Jerome) personal photographs 126 6 undated Lawrence (Jerome) portrait 89 MEM.24 undated Lawrence (Jerome) and Robert E. Lee headshots 30 40 undated Lawrence (Jerome) and Robert E. Lee portrait photographs 46 POS.17a-17b undated Lawrence (Jerome) and Robert E. Lee photograph portraits 48 MEM.17a-MEM.17b undated Lee (Robert) and Janet Waldo Lee photographs 51 13b undated Lee (Robert E.) photograph 50 1 undated List of writings by and about Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee 30 31 undated The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Billy Rose Theatre Collection Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee finding aid and articles 64 19 undated Orphanos (Stathis) photographs of Lawrence and Lee 30 35 undated Walden Pond and Lawrence and Lee exhibit signage 85 MEM.22 undated Personal Series 9 circa 1900-circa 1940s Scope and Contents

The Personal series contains items donated by Jerome Lawrence that have been identified as possible personal effects. The series contains sheet music, antique political cartoons, artwork, and one newspaper. Materials date in range from circa 1900-circa 1940s.

 Arrangement of Materials

Materials are arranged in chronological order.

 Portraits and drawings of famous figures 175 6 circa 1880s-1920s Political cartoons 175 5 circa 1900 "Tell Me Little Gypsy," "Home Again Blues," "Dance with Dolly," "Ev'ryone Says 'I Love You,'" "Beeebe," "Cribiribin," "He'd Have to Get Under - Get Out and Get Under" sheet music 175 8 circa 1940s The Illustrated London News newspaper 175 7 1951 February 17 Artwork from unidentified sources 175 4 circa 1960s-1980s Kellner (Bruce) correspondence 176 11 1975-1985