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Barton, Kathryn (Mullins), (Mrs. James Edward Barton). To Francis L. De Vallant, 165 E. Tremont Ave., New York City. Four personal letters concerning De Vallant's interest in Barton's acting., 1952-1957 - box 8

Date:
1952-1957 -
Scope Content:
Signed Kay Jim Barton Letters dated June 11 (2), Oct. 30, 1952, and Apr. 7, 1957, with covers for the first three Filed in one folder which includes a Christmas greeting Part of a drama collection of 20th century plays
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Blanck, Jacob Nathaniel, 1906-?, bibliographer. New York, New York. To Carroll Atwood Wilson, 161 West 16th Street, New York, New York. Bibliographical informration with a note that "Lib'n Luther Evans of the LC withdraws from its agreement to provide copyright dates.", 1946, September 10 - box 8

Date:
1946, September 10 -
Scope Content:
One sentence and signature in pencil Removed from Mrs. E. A. (Chase) Allen, Poems... Boston, Ticknor and Fields, 1866 (Lilly PS1029 .A7 1866).
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Cape, Jonathan, 1879-1960, publisher. Jonathan Cape Limited, Thirty Bedford Square, London, W. C. 1, England. To Charles Ralph Boxer Ringshall End, Little Gaddesden, Berkhamsted, Herts, England. Refers to the manuscript of Capitaes do Brasil by Elaine Sanceau., 1956, June 28 - box 8

Date:
1956, June 28 -
Scope Content:
Two comments in ink by Boxer after the signature of Cape. On verso of this letter is Boxer's reply to Cape, July 2, 1956. Autograph letter signed Removed from Elaine Sanceau, Capitaes do Brazil, translated by Antonio Alvaro Doria. Porto Livraria Civilizaças, 1956 (F2524 .S195).
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Evans, Willa McClung, 1899-?, professor. 134 Pennsylvania Avenue, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. To Professor William Riley Parker Modern Language Association, 100 Washington Square East, New York City, 3. She writes concerning a correction for the birthdate of Henry Lawes, musician., 1947, September 17 - box 8

Date:
1947, September 17 -
Scope Content:
Holograph additions in blue ink Removed from Evans, Henry Lawes, musician and friend of poets, New York, Modern Language Association, 1941 (ML410 .L4 E9).
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Foster, George, scriptwriter, and Mort Green scriptwriter. Eight television and radio scripts., 1952, August 18-1953, July 1 - 28.5 cm. Bound Bound

Date:
1952, August 18-1953, July 1 -
Scope Content:
Grey cloth binding Spine: Assorted Stuff George Foster All scripts apparently written by George Foster and Mort Green Contains corrections and production notes Includes: 1) The Sergeant is a Doll. Pilot script [television script] Aug. 18, 1952. mimeo. 50 p. 2) The Jackie Miles Story. A TV series starring Jackie Miles, written by Mort Green and George Foster [television script] Script #1. n.d. carbon. 72 p. 3) The Jackie Miles Story. A TV series starring Jackie Miles, written by Mort Green and George Foster. Script #1, 6th copy [television script] n.d. carbon. 53 p. 4) United Community Campaigns Show. Recorded Aug. 26, 1952 [radio script] mimeo. 27 p. 5) All Star Revue - Tallulah. 2nd revision [television script] 87 p. Oct. 11, 1952. mimeo. Includes printed program. 6) All Star Revue - Tallulah [television script]. Nov. 8, 1952. mimeo. Includes printed program. 73 p. 7) The All Star Revue...Perry Como [television script] Feb. 14, 1953. mimeo. Includes printed program. 101 p. 8) Arthur Godfrey and His Friends - Hal Le Roy [television script] July 1, 1953. 26 p. mimeo.
Physical Description:
28.5 cm.
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Goldreyer, Michael, press representative. To Francis H[sic] De Vallant, 420 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. "In my release...I specifically stated that you were in complete charge of the advertising and publicity department of Fairchild's...", 1940, March 4 - box 8

Date:
1940, March 4 -
Scope Content:
Letter head of Jack Kirkland presents "Tobacco Road" from Michael Goldreyer Mounted in Tobacco Road: a scrapbook the most discussed play in the history of American Theater, opened at the Masque Theater, December 4, 1933 (Lilly PS3521 .I6996 T62).
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