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De Vallant, Francis L., 1892/3-1958, advertising executive. 420 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. To Bernard Sobel Dramatic editor, Daily Mirror. "I note your comment in Saturday's MIRROR regarding my having seen so many performance of "Tobacco Road," and that you are moved to wonder if not to actually chide me about my seeming lack of appreciation of other Broadway productions.", 1935, April 8 - box 8

Date:
1935, April 8 -
Scope Content:
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).
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

Goldreyer, Michael, press representative. Forrest Theatre, West 49th Street, New York. To Francis L. De Vallant, 420 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, New York. "...it may be a good idea for you to write him your thoughts on this matter--viz--stating your reason why Tobacco Road has impressed you to such an extent that you had to see it twelve times...", 1935, April 6 - box 8

Date:
1935, April 6 -
Scope Content:
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).
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

Hull, Henry, 1890-?, actor. 73 Perry Street, New York. To Francis L. De Vallant, Brooklyn, New York. "You unconsciously and most beautifully phrased my own approach to the playing of j'Jeeter' and I can do no better than to repeat it...", 1934, February 9 - box 8

Date:
1934, February 9 -
Scope Content:
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).
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

Marshall, Sir John Hubert, 1876-1958, director general of archaeology in India. Taxila, India and Guilford, England. To Arthur Bernard Cook, Queen's college, Cambridge. Concerns Cook's reading of proof of Sir John Hubert Marshall's Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilization and congratulating him on his election to the British academy., 1930, December 24-1941, July 29 - 2 letters signed; 1 autograph letter signed 4 p. 23-33 cm. box 8

Date:
1930, December 24-1941, July 29 -
Scope Content:
Removed from Sir John Hubert Marshall's Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilization... London, Arthur Probsthain, 1931, 3 vols (DS486 .M6 M36).
Physical Description:
2 letters signed; 1 autograph letter signed 4 p. 23-33 cm.
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

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