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Collection Overview
Scope and Contents of the Materials
The Harley Hammerman Collection of Eugene O’Neill consists of manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, and other materials related to the life and work of playwright Eugene O’Neill. Along with first editions of the playwright’s works located in Rare Books (many inscribed), the collection features autograph and typed letters written by O’Neill to significant cultural figures, handwritten manuscripts and typescripts, photographs of O’Neill and his immediate family and friends, and rare handbills, posters, scripts, recordings, films, and promotional books related to productions of his plays.
Collection Historical Note
Eugene Gladstone O'Neill (October 16, 1888 – November 27, 1953) was an American playwright and Nobel laureate in literature. O'Neill was born in a Broadway hotel room in Longacre Square (now Times Square), in the Barrett Hotel, to an Irish immigrant father and a mother of Irish descent. His father was an actor and his mother accompanied him on frequent tours with a theater company, so Eugene was sent to a Catholic boarding school, where he discovered a love of reading. He decided to devote himself full-time to writing plays after his experience in 1912–13 at a sanatorium where he was recovering from tuberculosis. O'Neill had previously written poetry and been employed by the New London Telegraph, as a reporter.
In the 1910's, O'Neill became a part of the Greenwich Village literary scene, including the Provincetown Players, which staged his early plays. His work was influenced by "radical" thinkers like Communist Labor Party founder John Reed. O'Neill brought to American drama techniques of realism earlier associated with Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, and Swedish playwright August Strindberg. His plays were among the first to include speeches in American vernacular and involve characters on the fringes of society, where they struggle to maintain their hopes and aspirations, but ultimately slide into disillusionment and despair.
O'Neill's first published play, Beyond the Horizon, opened on Broadway in 1920 to great acclaim, and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. His first major hit was The Emperor Jones, which also ran on Broadway in 1920, and obliquely commented on the U.S. occupation of Haiti that was a topic of debate in that year's presidential election. His best-known plays include Anna Christie (Pulitzer Prize 1922), Desire Under the Elms (1924), Strange Interlude (Pulitzer Prize 1928), Mourning Becomes Electra (1931), and his only well-known comedy, Ah, Wilderness!, a wistful re-imagining of his youth. In 1936, he received the Nobel Prize for Literature. After a ten-year hiatus, O'Neill's now-renowned play The Iceman Cometh was produced in 1946. The following year, A Moon for the Misbegotten failed to make an impression, but decades later gained recognition as being among his best works.
O'Neill suffered from many illnesses in his life, including alcoholism and depression, and Parkinsons-like tremors took away his ability to write the last 10 years of his life, leaving many scripts unfinished. He died (also in a hotel room) in Boston, Mass., in 1953. Both Iceman and Moon were heavily autobiographical in nature, as was Long Day's Journey Into Night, widely considered to be his finest, but published and produced posthumously. Although his written instructions had stipulated that it not be made public until 25 years after his death, it was published in 1956 and produced on stage to tremendous critical acclaim and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1957. Other posthumously-published works include A Touch of the Poet (1958) and More Stately Mansions (1967).
Harley Hammerman (July 22, 1949 - ) was born in St. Louis, son of Irv and Selene Hammerman. He graduated from University City High School, where he met his wife, Marlene, in 1967. He obtained his undergraduate (A.B., 1971) and medical (M.D., 1975) degrees at Washington University in St. Louis. Hammerman completed his diagnostic radiology residency at Jewish Hospital and Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology (1975-1979). While serving as staff radiologist at SSM St. Joseph Hospital West in Lake St. Louis in the 1980s, Hammerman conceived the idea to start his own company. In 1994, Metro Imaging was born. Sold to Mercy in 2018, Hammerman continues to serve as president.
Hammerman collected rocks, stamps, and coins as a boy, but by the time he was 17, his passion for collecting Eugene O’Neill began with the purchase of a first edition of Ah, Wilderness! at the St. Louis Book Fair. After 35 years of amassing the largest O’Neill archive in private hands, Hammerman launched eOneill.com. In 2018, Hammerman sold his O’Neill collection to Washington University in St. Louis, creating the second-largest O’Neill collection at an institution.
Hammerman married Marlene in 1971. They have three children, Adam, Zachary and Abigail, and three grandsons, Calvino, Masa and Levi. Hammerman currently focuses his attention on his website, Lost Tables, documenting the culinary history of St. Louis.
Administrative Information
Repository:
MS Manuscripts
Access Restrictions:
Open
Use Restrictions:
Users of the collection must read and agree to abide by the rules and procedures set forth in the Materials Use Policies.
Providing access to materials does not constitute permission to publish or otherwise authorize use. All publication not covered by fair use or other exceptions is restricted to those who have permission of the copyright holder, which may or may not be Washington University.
If you wish to publish or license Special Collections materials, please contact Special Collections to inquire about copyright status at (314) 935-5495 or spec@wumail.wustl.edu. (Publish means quotation in whole or in part in seminar or term papers, theses or dissertations, journal articles, monographs, books, digital forms, photographs, images, dramatic presentations, transcriptions, or any other form prepared for a limited or general public.)
Acquisition Source:
Gift and purchase
Acquisition Method:
Accession number 23001. Gift of Harley Hammerman. Originally laid in The Iceman Cometh by Eugene O'Neill. PS3529 N5 I3 1946
Accession number MSS2018-027. Purchase and gift of Harley Hammerman, December 7, 2018.
Separated Materials:
Three hundred sixty-nine books and other publications have been cataloged separately. Click here to see these records.
Preferred Citation:
Name of the Collection, Washington University Libraries, Department of Special Collections
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
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Series 1: Correspondence from Eugene O'Neill, 1918-1946],
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Series 2: Manuscripts by Eugene O'Neill, 1910-1967],
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Series 3: Correspondence and Documents Related to the Work of Eugene O'Neill, 1924-1961],
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Series 4: Photographs, 1893-2000],
[Series 5: Materials Related to Primary Eugene
O'
Neill Productions, 1919-2012],
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Series 6: Materials Related to Secondary Eugene O'Neill Productions, 1890-2018],
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Series 7: Materials Related to Eugene O’Neill’s Personal Life, 1907-1912, not dated],
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Series 8: Materials By Others Relating to Eugene O'Neill, 1879-2014, not dated],
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Series 9: Web Content],
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Series 10: Cataloged Items],
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All]
- Series 5: Materials Related to Primary Eugene O'Neill Productions, 1919-2012

Series 5 consists of theater programs, handbills, photographs, broadsides, insert cards, lobby cards, window cards, filmscripts, campaign books, contracts, posters, brochures, DVDs, CDs, audio recordings, etc. from various theatrical, film, television, and radio productions of O’Neill’s plays. Arranged alphabetically by production, then chronologically.
See also Series 6. Materials Related to Secondary Eugene O'Neill Productions.
- Sub-Series 5.1: Ah, Wilderness!

- Box 15

- Folder 1: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Monday, October 2, 1933, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway Production, Nixon Theatre, Pittsburgh, 1933: September 25

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Souvenir Program

- 2 copies
- Item 4: Handbill

- 2 copies
- Item 5: Photograph of the Miller dining room

- Black and white, 8 x 10". Photograph by Vandamm
- Item 6: Broadside, "Extra! All About the Theatre Guild's Production of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness! with George M. Cohan"

- Item 7: Music Agreement, 1933: October 2

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, from Remick Music Corporation to the Theatre Guild
- Item 8: Mail Order Form, National Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1934: November 12

- Item 9: Theatre Program, Victory Theatre, Chicago, 1935: February 13

- Folder 2: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Curran Theatre, San Francisco, Opened: Monday, May 7, 1934

- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Description of item
- Folder 3-5: Ah, Wilderness! [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1935

- Description of items
- Item 1: Filmscript, Dialogue Cutting Continuity, 1935: November 20

- Item 2: Film Rights Agreement, 1933: November 28

- Document, 9 pages
- Item 3: Six 8 x 10 sepia photographs

- Item 4: 14 x 36 insert card, framed

- Located on raptor racks.
- Item 5: Lobby Cards

11 x 14, color. 3 items.
Located in Box 29.
- Item 6: Mini Window Card from Ritz Theatre

- 8 x 14, color.
- Item 7: Campaign Book [Press Book]

17 pages
Located in Box 29
- Item 8: Glass Lantern Movie Slide

3.25 x 4"
Located in Box 27.
- Item 9: Six 8 x 10 glossy photographs

- Item 10: Ah, Wilderness! [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer [DVD], 1935

Copyright 2009.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 6: Ah, Wilderness! [Radio], The Campbell Playhouse, Broadcast: Sunday, September 17, 1939

- Item 1: The Campbell Playhouse Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 7: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Clinton Playhouse, Clinton, Connecticut, Opened: Monday, July 22, 1940

- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Description of item
- Folder 8: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Thursday, October 2, 1941

- Description of Items
- Item 1: Music Agreement, 1941: September 18

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, from Harms Inc to Warren Munsell, Extends permission to use "Waiting At The Church" and "Poor John"
- Item 2: Music Agreement, 1941: September 25

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, from M Witmark and Sons to Warren Munsell, Extends permission to use "Love Me And The World Is Mine"
- Item 3: Handbills

- 2 copies
- Item 4: Theatre Program

- Item 5: Window Card

- Item 6: Four signed Vandamm photographs (13.25 x 10.25)

- Located in Box 29.
- Folder 9-10: Ah, Wilderness! [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, October 7, 1945

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1945: September 20

- Document Signed, 1 page by Larry White (for Walter Huston) and Theresa Helburn
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1945: September 24

- Document Signed, 2 pages by Arthur Arent and Lawrence Langner
- Item 4: Radio Script, 1945: September 25

- Mimeograph, 61 pages. Autograph annotations by Arthur Arent throughout
- Item 5: Radio Script, 1945: October 1

- Mimeograph, 62 pages. First revision
- Item 6: Radio Script, 1945: October 7

- Mimeograph, 60 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Item 7: Radio Program

- Folder 11: Ah, Wilderness! [Radio], Studio One, Broadcast: Tuesday, July 15, 1947

- Item 1: The Studio One Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 12: Summer Holiday [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer. Musical based on Ah, Wilderness!, 1948

- Description of items
- Item 1: Summer Holiday [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer [DVD], 1948

Copyright 2010.
Transferred to Rare Books
- Item 2: Summer Holiday [Film], Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer [CD], 1947

Copyright 2004
Transferred to Rare Books
- Box 16

- Folder 1-2: Ah, Wilderness! [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, February 13, 1949

- Description of items
- Item 1: Radio Contract, 1948: May 13

- Document signed, 1 page, by Larry White (for Walter Huston) and Armina Marshall
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1949: February 1

- Document signed, 1 page, by Skip Homeier and Armina Marshall
- Item 3: Radio Script, 1949: February 13

- Mimeograph, 65 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Item 4: Radio Program

- Folder 3: Ah, Wilderness! [Television], Hallmark Hall of Fame ‐‐ NBC‐TV, Broadcast: Tuesday, April 28, 1959

- Description of items
- Item 1: Four black and white publicity photographs

- Features Lloyd Nolan, Helen Hayes, Lee Kinsolving, Burgess Meredith, and Betty Field
- Item 2: VHS

2 copies
Located in Film and Media vault
- Item 3: Ah, Wilderness! [Television], Hallmark Hall of Fame [DVD], 1959

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 4: CD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault.
- Folder 4: Take Me Along [Theatrical], Sam Shubert Theatre, Opened: Thursday, October 22, 1959, Original New York production. Musical based on Ah, Wilderness!

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway production, September 7, 1959, Shubert Theatre, Boston, Contains songs cut from Broadway production

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Three black and white photographs

- Features Walter Pidgeon, Una Merkel, Jackie Gleason, and Robert Morse
- Item 4: Souvenir program featuring the original cast

- Item 5: Souvenir program featuring William Bendix, Eileen Herlie, and Sidney Blackmer

- Item 6: Take Me Along [Theatrical], Sam Shubert Theatre, Original New York production [LP record], 1959

RCA Victor, 1 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 5: Ah, Wilderness! [Recording], Theatre Recording Society, 1970

- Description of item
- Item 1: Ah, Wilderness!, Theatre Recording Society [LP record], 1970

Caedmon, 3 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm. 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 6: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Circle in the Square Theatre, Opened: Thursday, September 18, 1975

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway production, December 20, 1974, Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Programs

- 2 items
- Folder 7: Ah, Wilderness! [Television], Great Performances – PBS Broadcast: Wednesday, October 13, 1976

- Description of items
- Item 1: Publicity folder

- Includes two black and white photographs plus copy
- Item 2: Ah, Wilderness! [Television], Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1976

Copyright 2001.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 8: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Haft Theater, Opened: Tuesday, June 14, 1983

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 9: Take Me Along [Theatrical], Martin Beck Theatre, Opened: Sunday, April 14, 1985. Musical based on Ah, Wilderness!

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway production, September 12, 1984, Goodspeed Opera House, East Haadam, Connecticut

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Folder 10: The O'Neill Plays [Theatrical], Neil Simon Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, June 14, 1988, Long Day's Journey into Night and Ah, Wilderness!

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Inscribed by cast

- 2 items
- Folder 11: Ah, Wilderness! [Radio], BBC World Service, Broadcast: Saturday, November 29, 2003

- Description of item
- Item 1: Ah, Wilderness, Adapted by William Roberts, BBC World Service [CD], 2003

2 CDS
Transferred to Rare Books
- Sub-Series 5.2: All God's Chillun Got Wings

- Box 16

- Folder 12: All God's Chillun Got Wings [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Thursday, May 15, 1924, Original New York production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 13: All God's Chillun Got Wings [Theatrical], Circle in the Square Theatre, Opened: Thursday, March 20, 1975

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 14: All God's Chillun Got Wings [Theatrical], Bank Street Theatre, Opened: Thursday, October 11, 2001

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.3: The Ancient Mariner

- Box 16

- Folder 15: The Ancient Mariner [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Sunday, April 6, 1924, Original New York production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 16: A Rehearsal of Provincetown Playhouse Productions [Theatrical], Garrick Theatre, Opened: Sunday, November 17, 1929. Includes The Ancient Mariner, The Hairy Ape, Desire Under the Elms

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.9 Desire Under the Elms, Box 18, Folder 13
- Sub-Series 5.4: Anna Christie

- Box 16

- Folder 17: Anna Christie [Theatrical], Vanderbilt Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, November 2, 1921. Original New York production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia

- Folder 18: Anna Christie [Film], First National, 1923

- Description of items
- Item 1: Five glossy photographs

- Item 2: Anna Christie [Film], First National Pictures [DVD], 1923

Grapevine Video, copyright 2005.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 19-20: Anna Christie [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1930

- Description of items
- Item 1: Filmscript, Silent Cutting Continuity. Film Editor: Everett Douglas, Vault Copy, 1930: April 12

- Mimeograph, 40 pages
- Item 2: 12 Black and white photographs

- Folder 21: Anna Christie [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1930. German language version

- Description of item
- Item 1: Anna Christie [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer [DVD] [German Language Version], 1930

Copyright 2005.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 2: VHS

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 22: Anna Christie [Radio], Lux Radio Theatre, Broadcast: Monday, February 7, 1938

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Lux Radio Theatre Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 23: Anna Christie [Theatrical], Lobero Theatre, Santa Barbara, Opened: Wednesday, July 30, 1941

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Curran Theatre

- Box 17

- Folder 1: Anna Christie [Radio], Arthur Hopkins Presents, Broadcast: Wednesday, May 17, 1944

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Arthur Hopkins Presents Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 2-3: Anna Christie [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, March 7, 1948

- Description of items
- Item 1: Radio Contract, 1947: June 17

- Document signed, 1 page by Burgess Meredith and Armina Marshall
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1948: February 11

- Document signed, 2 pages by Richard Madden (for Eugene O'Neill) and Armina Marshall
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1948: February 24

- Document signed, 1 page by Dorothy McGuire and Armina Marshall
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1948: February 27

- Document signed, 2 pages by S. Mark Smith and Armina Marshall
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1948: March 1

- Document signed, 1 page by Oscar Homolka and Armina Marshall
- Item 6: Radio Program

- 3 copies
- Item 7: Radio Script, 1948: March 7

- Mimeograph script, 72 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Folder 4: Anna Christie [Radio], The Ford Theater, Broadcast: Friday, January 21, 1949

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Ford Theater Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 5: Anna Christie [Theatrical], New York City Center of Music and Dance, Opened: Wednesday, January 9, 1952

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway production, December 31, 1952, Parsons Theatre, Hartford

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Folder 6: New Girl in Town [Theatrical], Forty‐Sixth Street Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, May 14, 1957, Original New York production. Musical comedy based on Anna Christie

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Souvenir Program

- Item 3: New Girl in Town [Theatrical], Forty‐Sixth Street Theatre, Original New York production [LP record], 1957

RCA Victor, 1 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 4: New Girl in Town, RCA Victor [CD], 1957

Copyright 1994
Transferred to Rare Books
- Folder 7: Anna Christie [Theatrical], Huntington Hartford Theatre, Los Angeles, Opened: Monday, May 2, 1966

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 8: Anna Christie [Theatrical], Imperial Theatre, Opened: Thursday, April 14, 1977

- Description of items
- Item 1: Handbill

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Souvenir Program

- 2 copies
- Item 4: Photograph of Jose Quintero at premier

- Item 5: Photograph of Liv Ullmann at premier

- Folder 9: Anna Christie [Theatrical], Criterion Center Stage Right, Opened: Thursday, January 14, 1993

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 10: Anna Christie [Radio], L.A. Theatre Works, Broadcast: Sunday, May 23, 1999

- Description of item
- Item 1: Anna Christie [Radio], LA Theatre Works, [Cassette tape], 1999: May 23

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 2: CD-R

2 items
Located in Film and Media vault
- Sub-Series 5.5: Before Breakfast

- Box 17

- Folder 11: Before Breakfast [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Tuesday, March 5, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Presented with The Earth Between by Virgil Geddes

- Folder 12: Before Breakfast [Video], Bio Imagine, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: Publicity Folder

- Sub-Series 5.6: Beyond the Horizon

- Box 17

- Folder 13: Beyond the Horizon [Theatrical], Morosco Theatre, Opened: Monday, February 2, 1920. Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Little Theatre

- Folder 14: Beyond The Horizon [Radio], NBC Presents Eugene O'Neill, Broadcast: Monday, August 2, 1937

- Description of item
- Item 1: The NBC Presents Eugene O'Neill Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 15: Beyond The Horizon [Radio], Arthur Hopkins Presents, Broadcast: Wednesday, November 1, 1944

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Arthur Hopkins Presents Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 16-17: Beyond the Horizon [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, February 6, 1949

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1948: November 8

- Document signed, 2 pages by Arthur Arent and Armina Marshall
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1949: January 12

- Document signed, 1 page by Richard Widmark and Armina Marshall
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1949: January 12

- Document signed, 2 pages by Richard Widmark, Armina Marshall, and Twentieth Century‐Fox
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1949: January 21

- Document signed, 1 page by John Lund and Armina Marshall
- Item 6: Radio Contract, 1949: January 25

- Document signed, 1 page by Beatrice Pearson and Armina Marshall
- Item 7: Radio Contract, 1949: January 27

- Document signed, 1 page by Edwin Jerome and Armina Marshall
- Item 8: Radio Script, 1949: February 6

- Mimeograph, 65 pages. "As Broadcast Script" radio program
- Box 18

- Folder 1: Beyond the Horizon [Television], Theatre In America – PBS, Broadcast: Wednesday, January 14, 1976

- Description of items
- Item 1: Two black and white publicity photographs

- Features Richard Backus, Edward J. Moore, Maria Tucci, and Kathy Kopperwhats
- Item 2: Beyond the Horizon [Television], Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1976

Copyright 2001.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 2: Beyond the Horizon [Theatrical], National Theatre, London, Opened: Wednesday, April 7, 2010

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 3: Beyond the Horizon [Theatrical], The Irish Repertory Theatre, Opened: Sunday, February 26, 2012

- Description of items
- Item 1: Postcard

- 2 copies
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.7: Bound East for Cardiff

- Box 18

- Folder 4: Bound East for Cardiff [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, April 11, 1919

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Box 29
- Folder 5: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, November 3, 1924, Original New York production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 6: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Wednesday, January 9, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 7: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], New York City Center, Opened: Thursday, May 20, 1948

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 8: Bound East For Cardiff [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Bound East For Cardiff, Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1988

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 9: Homens ao Mar (Sea Plays) [Theatrical], Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Opened: Wednesday, January 14, 2009

- Description of items
- Item 1: Zona de Guerra [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Rumo a Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 3: Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 4: Longa Viagem de Volta pra Casa [video]

- Item
- Item 5: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.8: Days Without End

- Box 18

- Folder 10: Days Without End [Theatrical], Henry Miller's Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 8, 1934, Original New York production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Contract, 1933: December 7

- Document signed, 1 page by Warren Munsell for use of Henry Miller's Theatre
- Item 2: Theatre Contract, 1933: December 8

- Document signed, 1 page by Warren Munsell, for use of Plymouth Theatre (Boston) for pre-Broadway production
- Item 3: Theatre Program, Pre-Broadway Production, Plymouth Theatre, Boston, 1933: December 27

- Item 4: 13 x 22" Window Card

Currently located in Preservation
Located in Box 31
- Item 5: Theatre Program

- Item 6: Two 8 x 10 Vandamm photographs

- Folder 11: Days Without End [Theatrical], Abbey Theatre, Dublin, Opened: Monday, April 16, 1934

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.9: Desire Under the Elms

- Box 18

- Folder 12: Desire Under the Elms [Theatrical], Greenwich Village Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, November 11, 1924, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Earl Carroll Theatre

- Item 3: Theatre Program, Princess Theatre, Chicago, 1925: October 18

- Folder 13: A Rehearsal of Provincetown Playhouse Productions [Theatrical], Garrick Theatre, Opened: Sunday, November 17, 1929, Includes The Ancient Mariner, The Hairy Ape, and Desire Under the Elms

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 14: Desire Under the Elms [Film], Paramount, 1958

- Description of items
- Item 1: 27 x 41" Three‐sheet poster

3 items that piece together to create one large poster
Currently located in Preservation
Located in Drawer
- Item 2: 27 x 41" One‐sheet poster

Currently located in Preservation
Located in Drawer
- Item 3: 22 x 28" Lobby Posters

2 items
Currently located in Preservation
Located in Drawer
- Item 4: 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

8 items
Located in Box 30
- Item 5: Showmanship Manual

12 x 15", 11 pages
Locate in Box 30
- Item 6: Eighteen black and white publicity photographs

- Features Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins, and Burl Ives.
- Item 7: Desire Under the Elms [Film], Paramount [DVD], 1958

- Transferred to Rare Books
- Folder 15: Desire Under the Elms [Theatrical], Circle In The Square, Opened: Tuesday, January 8, 1963

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program, 1963: May

- Signed by Salome Jens (replaced Colleen Dewhurst as Abbie Putnam)
- Folder 16: Desire Under the Elms [Theatrical], Roundabout Theatre Company ‐ Stage One, Opened: Tuesday, March 20, 1984

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 17: Old House Under the Elms [Theatrical], Roberts Theatre, Grinnell College, September 5‐7, 2002, Operatic Adaptation

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Zhengzhou Qu Opera Company Production [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Brochure

- Item 3: Theatre Program

- Item 4: Handbills

- 2 items
- Folder 18: Desire Under the Elms [Theatrical], St. James Theatre, Opened: Monday, April 27, 2009

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program signed by cast

- 2 copies, 1 unsigned
- Sub-Series 5.10: Diff'rent

- Box 18

- Folder 19: Diff'rent [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Monday, December 27, 1920, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 20: Diff'rent [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Tuesday, February 10, 1925

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 21: The Long Voyage Home and Diff'rent [Theatrical], Mermaid Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, October 17, 1961, The Long Voyage Home Opened on December 4, 1961

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.24 The Long Voyage Home, Box 22, Folder 18
- Sub-Series 5.11: The Dreamy Kid

- Box 18

- Folder 22: The Dreamy Kid [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, October 31, 1919

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.12: Dynamo

- Box 18

- Folder 23: Dynamo [Theatrical], Martin Beck Theatre, Opened: Monday, February 11, 1929, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: 13.25 x 10.25" Vandamm Photograph, Signed

16 x 20" on board
Located in Box 30.
- Sub-Series 5.13: The Emperor Jones

- Box 18

- Folder 24: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Monday, November 1, 1920, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Selwyn Theatre

- 3 copies
- Item 3: Handbill, Selwyn Theatre

- Item 4: Theatre Program, Princess Theatre

- Item 5: Theatre Program, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia

- Folder 25: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, May 5, 1924

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 26: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, December 15, 1924

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 27: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Tuesday, February 16, 1926

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 28-29: The Emperor Jones [Film], United Artists, 1933

- Description of items
- Item 1: Film Script, 1933

- Multilith or mimeograph toned with copy number in manuscript ink on the title page, 98 pages
- Item 2: Four black and white photographs

- Item 3: The Emperor Jones [Film], United Artists [DVD], 1933

Copyright 2003.
Transferred to Rare Books
- Folder 30: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], Metropolitan Opera House, Opened: Saturday, January 7, 1933, Operatic Adaptation

- Description of items
- Item 1: Metropolitan Opera House [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Libretto, New York: Fred Rullman signed by Lawrence Tibbett, Tullio Serafin, and Giulio Gatti‐Casazza, 1932

- Item 3: Theatre Program, Tuesday, January 10, 1933, American Academy of Music, Philadelphia

- Box 19

- Folder 1-5: The Emperor Jones and Where The Cross is Made [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, November 11, 1945

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1945: September 5

- Document signed, 2 pages by Aben Kandel and Lawrence Langner
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1945: September 20

- Document signed, 1 page by Walter Huston and Theresa Helburn
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1945: October 9

- Document signed, 2 pages by Norman Rosten and Lawrence Langner
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1945: October 24

- Document signed, 1 page by Canada Lee and Armina Marshall
- Item 6: Radio Contract, 1945: November 8

- Document signed, 1 page by Boris Karloff and Armina Marshall
- Item 7: Radio Contract, 1945: November 8

- Document signed, 1 page by Everett Sloane and Armina Marshall
- Item 8: Radio Program

- Item 9: Radio Script, 1945: October 19

- Mimeograph, 95 pages. Annotations by Norman Rosten in pencil throughout
- Item 10: Radio Script, 1945: October 31

- Mimeograph, 48 pages. "Revised"
- Item 11: Radio Script, 1945: November 5

- Mimeograph, 48 pages. "2nd Revised", annotated
- Item 12: Radio Script, 1945: November 5

- Mimeograph,55 pages. "3rd Revised", annotated
- Item 13: Radio Script, 1945: November 11

- Mimeograph, 53 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Folder 6: The Emperor Jones [Recording], Theatre Recording Society, 1971

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Emperor Jones, Theatre Recording Society. Album notes inscribed by James Earl Jones [LP record], 1971

Caedmon, 2 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm. 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 2: CD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault.
- Folder 7: The Emperor Jones [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1990

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: The Emperor Jones, Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1990

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 8: The Emperor Jones [Video], The Wooster Group, 2001

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Emperor Jones, The Wooster Group [DVD], 2001

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 9: The Emperor Jones [Theatrical], The Irish Repertory Theatre, Opened: Sunday, October 18, 2009

- Description of item
- Item 1: Handbill

- 16 copies
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- 2 copies
- Item 3: CD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Sub-Series 5.14: Exorcism

- Box 20

- Folder 1: Exorcism [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, March 26, 1920

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Box 30
- Sub-Series 5.15: The Fountain

- Box 20

- Folder 2: The Fountain [Theatrical], Greenwich Village Theatre, Opened: Thursday, December 10, 1925, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.16: Gold

- Box 20

- Folder 3-4: Gold [Radio], Broadcast: Sunday, March 16, 1947

- Description of items
- Item 1: Radio Contract, 1947: January 7

- Document signed, 2 pages by Millard Lampell and Armina Marshall
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1947: March 7

- Document signed, 1 page by Angela Lansbury and Armina Marshall
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1947: March 7

- Document signed, 1 page by Patricia Collinge and Armina Marshall
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1947: March 7

- Document signed, 1 page by Raymond Massey and Armina Marshall
- Item 5: Radio Program

- Item 6: Radio Script

- Mimeograph, 70 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Sub-Series 5.17: The Great God Brown

- Box 20

- Folder 5: The Great God Brown [Theatrical], Greenwich Village Theatre, Opened: Saturday, January 23, 1926, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Garrick Theatre

- Item 3: Theatre Program, Klaw Theatre

- Item 4: Theatre Program, Klaw Theatre

- Folder 6: The Great God Brown [Theatrical], Coronet Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, October 6, 1959

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 7: The Great God Brown [Theatrical], Lyceum Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, December 5, 1972

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre-Broadway Production, Colonial Theatre, Boston, 1972: November

- Item 2: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31.
- Sub-Series 5.18: The Hairy Ape

- Box 20

- Folder 8: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Thursday, March 9, 1922, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Typescript, 8 pages by James Light. Extensive Notes Based on Light's Direction of The Hairy Ape, 1926: August 20

- Includes typed letter, 1 page by James Light to Captain Harwood, August 20, 1926
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- 2 copies
- Item 3: Theatre Program, Plymouth Theatre

- Item 4: Photograph, Plymouth Theatre, From Scene 3 with Yank (Louis Wolheim) and Mildred Douglas (Carlotta Monterey)

- Folder 9: A Rehearsal of Provincetown Playhouse Productions [Theatrical], Garrick Theatre, Opened: Sunday, November 17, 1929, Includes The Ancient Mariner, The Hairy Ape, Desire Under the Elms

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.9 Desire Under the Elms, Box 18, Folder 13
- Folder 10-11: The Hairy Ape [Film], United Artists, 1944

- Description of items
- Item 1: Final Shooting Script, 1944: January 10

- Mimeograph, 47 pages. Includes production staff listing (2 pages) and shooting schedule (7 pages)
- Item 2: Sixteen Black and White Publicity Photographs

- Item 3: 26 x 40", 27.5 x 40.5", 40 x 54", and 41 x 53" Six‐Sheet Poster

Items that piece together to create one large poster.
Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 4: 27 x 41" One‐Sheet Poster

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 5: 14 x 36 Insert Card, Framed

- Located on raptor racks.
- Item 6: 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

8 items
Located in Box 30
- Item 7: The Hairy Ape [Film], United Artists [DVD], 1944

Copyright 2007.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 8: The Hairy Ape [Film], United Artists [DVD], 1944

Includes Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman, 1947. Copyright 2004.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 9: DVD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 12: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], Campbell Hall, Santa Barbara, Opened: Monday, June 28, 1976

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Zellerbach Playhouse, University of California, Berkeley, Signed by members of cast and director, 1976: July 1

- Item 2: Theatre Program, Tao House, Danville, Benefit Performance, 1976: July 8

- Item 3: Photograph, Setting Up for Production in Courtyard at Tao House

- Folder 13: The Hairy Ape [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1989

- Description of item
- Item 2: The Hairy Ape, Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1989

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 14: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], The Performing Garage, Soho, Opened: Wednesday, November 29, 1995

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Selwyn Theatre

- 2 items
- Folder 15: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], The Irish Repertory Theatre, Opened: Friday, September 29, 2006

- Description of items
- Item 1: Brochure

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Folder 16: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], Fortis Theater, Els Inc., March 30, 2007

- German production
- Item 1: Brochure

- Item 2: Handbill

- Item 3: 8 x 12" Broadside

- Item 4: Correspondence

- Item 5: Three 8 x 12" Photographs

- Folder 17: The Hairy Ape [Theatrical], The Old Vic, Opened: Saturday, October 17, 2015

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Includes correspondence
- Sub-Series 5.19: Hughie

- Box 20

- Folder 18: Hughie [Theatrical], Royale Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, December 22, 1964, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: The Royale Theatre Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 3: Hughie [Theatrical], Royale Theatre, Original New York production [LP record], 1964

Columbia Records, 1 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm. 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 4: CD-R, 1963

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 19: Hughie [Theatrical], Golden Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, February 11, 1975

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Folder 20: Hughie [Theatrical], Zellerbach Auditorium, Berkeley, Opened: Saturday, June 28, 1975

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Photograph of Jack Dodson and Jason Robards After the Production

- Item 3: Photograph of Jason Robards After the Production

- Item 4: Recording [CD-R]

- Transferred to Digital Asset Coordinator.
- Item 5: CD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 21: Hughie [Theatrical], Hyde Park Festival Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, June 17, 1981

- Description of item
- Item 1: Hughie [Theatrical], RKO Home Video [DVD], 1984

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 22: Hughie [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1993

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Hughie, Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1993

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 23: Hughie [Theatrical], Circle in the Square Theatre, Opened: Thursday, August 22, 1996

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.20: The Iceman Cometh

- Box 21

- Folder 1-4: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Martin Beck Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, October 9, 1946, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Design Contract, 1946: February 28

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Edmund Jones and Sara Greenspan with typed note [no date] from Armina Marshall to Jones
- Item 2: Director's Agreement, 1946: March 14

- Document signed, 2 pages by Eddie Dowling and Theresa Helburn
- Item 3: Builder's Agreement, 1946: July 3

- Document signed, 3 pages by T. B. McDonald Construction Co.
- Item 4: Theatre Contract, 1946: July 24

- Document signed, 1 page by Peter Davis for use of the Martin Beck Theatre beginning "October 14, 1946"
- Item 5: Artist's Agreement, 1946: July 31

- Document signed, 2 pages by Robert W. Bergman Studio
- Item 6: Associate Producer's Agreement, 1946: September 5

- Document signed, 2 pages by Armina Marshall and Theresa Helburn. 2 copies
- Item 7: Theatre Contract, 1946: September 9

- Document signed, 1 page by Peter Davis for use of the Martin Beck Theatre beginning "October 9, 1946"
- Item 8: 14 x 22" Window Card

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Box 31
- Item 9: Theatre Program Inscribed by O'Neill

- Item 10: Theatre Program Signed by Seven Members of the Original Cast

- 2 copies. One inscribed.
- Item 11: Six 8 x 10 Vandamm Photographs

- Four stamped "Vandamm" and two with Earle Larimore replacing EG Marshall as "Willie Oban" and Marshall replacing James Barton as "Hickey"
- Item 12: Miscellaneous File Relating to Closing, Costumes, and Musical Numbers, 1947: February - September

- 4 items
- Item 13: Investors File

- 27 items. File of signed agreements by investors and the Theatre Guild, includes Carlotta O'Neill, S. N. Behrman, and Bea Lawrence.
- Folder 5: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Circle In The Square, Opened: Tuesday, May 8, 1956

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program with Bill Hindman Replacing Robards as "Hickey"

- Folder 6: The Iceman Cometh [Television], PBS, 1960

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Iceman Cometh, PBS [DVD], 1960

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 2: The Iceman Cometh [Television], Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1960

Copyright 2001.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 7: The Iceman Cometh [Film], American Film Theatre, 1973

- Description of items
- Item 1: Program

- Cinebill, Volume 1, Number 1
- Item 2: Correspondence File Regarding Film Rights, 1957: September - 1962: May

- 13 items. From Edward E. Colton, Jane Rubin, Sara Greenspan, Ely A. Landau, Benjamin Aslan, Justin M. Golenbock, and Philip Langner.
- Item 3: Six Black and White Publicity Photographs

- Item 4: The Iceman Cometh [Film], American Film Theatre [LP record], 1973

Caedmon, 4 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 5: The Iceman Cometh [Film], American Film Theatre [DVD], 1973

Copyright 2003.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 8: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Circle In The Square, Opened: Thursday, December 13, 1973

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Photograph of James Earl Jones in Dressing Room after Performance, Inscribed by Jones

- Folder 9: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Lunt‐Fontanne Theatre, Opened: Sunday, September 29, 1985

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program Signed by Members of Cast

- 2 items. One signed.
- Folder 10: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Opened: Thursday, April 8, 1999

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Opening Night Ticket

- Item 3: Opening Night Decanter

- Located in Box 28.
- Item 4: Opening Night Paperweight

- Located in Box 28
- Folder 11: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], BAM Harvey Theater, Opened: Thursday, February 5, 2015

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- 2 items
- Sub-Series 5.21: In the Zone

- Box 21

- Folder 12: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, November 3, 1924, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 5
- Folder 13: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Wednesday, January 9, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 6
- Folder 14: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], New York City Center, Opened: Thursday, May 20, 1948

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 7
- Item 2: Playscript, In the Zone

- Typescript, 24 pages. In red Hart Stenographic Bureau covers
- Folder 15: In the Zone [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Folder 16: Homens ao Mar (Sea Plays) [Theatrical], Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Opened: Wednesday, January 14, 2009

- Description of items
- Item 1: Zona de Guerra [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Rumo a Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 3: Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 4: Longa Viagem de Volta pra Casa [video]

- Item
- Item 5: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff. Box 18, Folder 9
- Sub-Series 5.22: Lazarus Laughed

- Box 21

- Folder 17: Lazarus Laughed [Theatrical], Pasadena Community Playhouse, Opened: Monday, April 9, 1928, Original Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 18: Lazarus Laughed [Theatrical], Pasadena Community Playhouse, Opened: Monday, April 1, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 19: Lazarus Laughed [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1995

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Lazarus Laughed (Part I and Part II), Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1995

2 items.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Sub-Series 5.23: Long Day's Journey Into Night

- Box 22

- Folder 1: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm, Opened: Thursday, February 2, 1956, Original Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Four Black and White Photographs by Beata Bergstrom

- Folder 2-3: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Helen Hayes Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, November 7, 1956, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Actors' Equity Contract, 1956: July 26

- Document signed, 1 page by Fredric March and Theodore Mann. Includes typed letter, 1 page from Robert Sanford to Ed Colton (1956: August 1) and rider to actors' equity contract, 3 pages
- Item 2: Theatre Program, Pre Broadway Production, Shubert Theatre, New Haven, 1956: October 29

- Item 3: Theatre Program

- Item 4: Eleven Black and White Photographs

- Item 5: Promotional Booklet

- Item 6: Theatre Program, Week Beginning Monday, Signed by Jason Robards, Jr., 1957: February 25

- Item 7: Theatre Program, Week Beginning Monday, Signed by Jason Robards, Florence Eldridge, and Frederic March, 1958: January 27

- Item 8: Publicity Photo, Fredric March and Florence Eldrige, Orly Airport, Paris, 1957: July

- Folder 4: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Film], Embassy Pictures, 1962

- Description of items
- Item 1: 27 x 40.5" One‐Sheet Poster

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 2: 22 x 28" Lobby Poster

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 3: 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

4 items
Located in Box 30
- Item 4: Exhibitor's Showmanship Manual

14 x 20", 7 pages
Located in Box 30
- Item 5: Twenty Black and White Publicity Photographs

- Item 6: Theatre Program, Huntington Hartford Theatre, Hollywood, West Coast Premier, 1962: December 18

- Item 7: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Film], Embassy Pictures [DVD], 1962

Copyright 2004.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 5: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Promenade Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, April 21, 1971

- Description of items
- Item 1: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 2: Black and White Photograph

- Features Robert Ryan and Geraldine Fitzgerald
- Item 3: Theatre Program

- Item 4: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Promenade Theatre [LP record], 1971

Caedmon, 4 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 5: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], 1971

Copyright 2000
Caedmon, 3 CD set. 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books
- Folder 6: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], The National Theatre, London, Opened: Tuesday, December 21, 1971

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Theatre Program

- Folder 7: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Television], National Theatre Production ‐‐ ABC‐TV, Broadcast: Saturday, March 10, 1973

- Description of items
- Item 1: Two Black and White Publicity Photographs

- Features Laurence Olivier, Denis Quilley, Constance Cummings, and Ronald Pickup
- Item 2: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Television], National Theatre Production [DVD], 1973

Copyright 2003.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 8: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Television], ARTS ‐‐ ABC‐TV, Broadcast: Tuesday, November 23, 1982

- Description of items
- Item 1: Black and White Publicity Photograph

- Features Ruby Dee, Peter Francis-James, Earle Hyman, and Thommie Blackwell.
- Item 2: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Television] [DVD], 1982: November 23

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 9: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Broadhurst Theatre, Opened: Monday, April 21, 1986

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre-Broadway Production, National Theatre, Washington, DC, Signed by Jack Lemmon, 1986: March 25

- Item 2: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Broadhurst Theatre [DVD], 1986

Copyright 1987.
Transferred to Rare Books
- Folder 10: The O'Neill Plays [Theatrical], Neil Simon Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, June 14, 1988, Long Day's Journey Into Night and Ah, Wilderness!

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program Signed by Cast

- Located in Series 5.1 Ah, Wilderness!, Box 16, Folder 10
- Folder 11: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Film], Rhombus Media, 1996, PBS, September 19, 1999

- Description of item
- Item 1: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Films for the Humanities and Sciences (Part 1-3) [VHS]

3 items. Copyright 1999.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 12: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Plymouth Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, May 6, 2003

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- 6 copies
- Sub-Series 5.24: The Long Voyage Home

- Box 22

- Folder 13: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, November 3, 1924, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 5
- Folder 14: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Wednesday, January 9, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 6
- Folder 15-16: The Long Voyage Home [Film], United Artists, 1940

- Description of items
- Item 1: Filmscript

- Typescript, 40 pages. Dialogue Continuity
- Item 2: Dialogue Continuity

- Item 3: 27 x 41" One‐Sheet Poster

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 4: 14 x 18" Window Card

- Located in Box 30
- Item 5: Press Book

12 x 18", 15 pages
Located in Box 30
- Item 6: Thirty‐one Black and White Publicity Photographs

- Item 7: The Long Voyage Home [Film], Walter Wanger Productions [DVD], 1940

Copyright 2006
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 17: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], New York City Center, Opened: Thursday, May 20, 1948

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 7
- Folder 18: The Long Voyage Home and Diff'rent [Theatrical], Mermaid Theatre, Opened: Monday, December 4, 1961, Diff'rent Opened on October 17, 1961

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 19: The Long Voyage Home [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: The Long Voyage Home, Bay Area Radio Drama [Cassette tape], 1988

- Transferred to Rare Book.
- Folder 20: Homens ao Mar (Sea Plays) [Theatrical], Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Opened: Wednesday, January 14, 2009

- Description of items
- Item 1: Zona de Guerra [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Rumo a Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 3: Cardiff [video]

- Item
- Item 4: Longa Viagem de Volta pra Casa [video]

- Item
- Item 5: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff. Box 18, Folder 9
- Sub-Series 5.25: Marco Millions

- Box 22

- Folder 21: Marco Millions [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 9, 1928, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Costume Agreement, 1927: June 3

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, by Helene Pons Studio
- Item 2: Set Construction Agreement, 1927: June 10

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, by Wm A Bradys Theatrical Enterprises with a typed letter dated June 1, 1927 from Lee Simonson
- Item 3: Director's Agreement, 1927: October 20

- Document signed, 1 page by Rouben Mamoulian
- Item 4: Music Agreement, 1927: November 18

- Document signed, 1 page by Emerson Whithorne and Warren Munsell with a typed letter signed dated November 25, 1927 from Eugene Dyrssen offering his score
- Item 5: Light and Property Plots

- Typescript [carbon], 15 pages
- Item 6: Theatre Program

- Item 7: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 8: Theatre Program, Blackstone Theatre, 1928: October 8

- Item 9: Handbill, Hollis St. Theatre, Boston, 1928: December 31

- Item 10: Theatre Program, Hollis St. Theatre, Boston, 1928: December 31

- Folder 22: Marco Millions [Theatrical], ANTA Washington Square Theatre, Opened: Thursday, February 20, 1964

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- 2 copies
- Item 2: Two Black and White Photographs

- Features David Wayne and Hal Holbrook
- Sub-Series 5.26: A Moon for the Misbegotten

- Box 23

- Folder 1-2: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Hartman Theater, Columbus, Opened: Thursday, February 20, 1947, Pre-Broadway Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Scenery Quote, 1946: January 6

- Typed letter signed, 1 page, New York, from I. Weiss and Sons to the Theatre Guild
- Item 2: Design Agreement, 1946: February 27

- Document signed, 1 page, New York, by Robert Edmund Jones and Sara Greenspan
- Item 3: Design Contract, 1946: February 28

- Document signed, 1 page, by Robert Edmund Jones and Sara Greenspan, Designing Artists Agreement
- Item 4: Design Contract, 1946: February 28

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Edmund Jones and Sara Greenspan, Costume Designers Agreement
- Item 5: Correspondence, Typed Letter Signed, 1 page, New York, From United Scenic Artists to Sara Greenspan, 1946: March 5

- Regarding Robert Edmond Jones' contract
- Item 6: Correspondence, Typed Letter Signed, 1 page, New York, From Richard Madden to Sara Greenspan, 1946: December 13

- Regarding request to The Dramatists Guild for an extension
- Item 7: Builder's Agreement, 1946: December 23

- Document signed, 3 pages by T. B. McDonald Construction Co.
- Item 8: Builder's Agreement, 1946: December 23

- Document signed, 2 pages by Studio Alliance, Inc.
- Item 9: Correspondence, Typed Letter Signed, 1 page, New York, From Richard Madden to Sara Greenspan, 1947: January 3

- Regarding The Dramatists Guild agreement for an extension
- Item 11: Director's Agreement, 1947: January 20

- Document signed, 4 pages by Arthur Shields and Lawrence Langner
- Item 12: Music Agreement, 1947: February 11

- Document signed, 1 page by Edward B Marks Music and Armina Marshall. Grants rights to use "In The Baggage Coach Ahead"
- Item 13: Theatre Program, Nixon Theatre, Pittsburgh, 1947: March 3

- Item 14: Theatre Program, Cass Theatre, Detroit, 1947: March 10

- Item 15: Correspondence, Typed Letter Signed, 1 page, New York from Theresa Helburn and Lawrence Langner to Mrs Sadie G Levy (investor), 1947: April 30

- Explain status of play and why it closed
- Item 16: Correspondence, Typed Letter, 1 page, New York From the Theatre Guild to Armina Marshall, 1947: December 9

- Explains financial status of closed play. Includes a carbon copy.
- Item 17: Investors File, 1947: January - February

- 33 items. File of signed agreements by investors and the Theatre Guild. Includes Carlotta O'Neill, S. N. Behrman, and Bea Lawrence
- Folder 3: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Bijou Theatre, Opened: Thursday, May 2, 1957, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 4: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Circle In The Square, Opened: Wednesday, June 12, 1968

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program Signed by Cast

- Item 2: Theatre Program Inscribed by Cathy O'Neill

- Item 3: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Circle in the Square [LP record], 1968

Caedmon, 3 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Album notes inscribed by Salome Jens.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 5: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Morosco Theatre, Opened: Friday, December 28, 1973

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Programs Inscribed by Cast

- 2 items
- Item 2: Photograph of Jason Robards in Dressing Room After Performance

- Item 3: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 4: Souvenir Program

- Folder 6: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Television], ABC Theatre ‐‐ ABC‐TV, Broadcast: Tuesday, May 27, 1975

- Description of items
- Item 1: Four Black and White Publicity Photographs for ABC Broadcast

- Features Jason Robards, Colleen Dewhurst, and Ed Flanders
- Item 2: Two Black and White Publicity Photographs for PBS Broadcast

- Features Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst
- Item 3: TV Guide, May 24‐30, 1975, Robards & Dewhurst on Cover

- Item 4: A Moon for the Misbegotten, Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1975

Copyright 2004.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 5: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Television], Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1975

Copyright 2002.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 7: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Cort Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, May 1, 1984

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 8: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Walter Kerr Theatre, Opened: Sunday, March 19, 2000

- Description of items
- Item 1: Handbills

- 2 items
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- 2 copies
- Item 3: Mail Order Form

- Folder 9: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], The Old Vic, London, Opened: Tuesday, September 26, 2006

- Description of items
- Item 1: Brochure

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Folder 10: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Opened: Monday, April 9, 2007

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- 2 copies
- Item 2: Opening Night Ticket

- 4 items
- Folder 11: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], The Pearl Theatre Company, Opened: Tuesday, March 6, 2012

- Description of items
- Item 1: Handbill

- 3 copies
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Ticket

- Sub-Series 5.27: The Moon for the Caribbees

- Box 23

- Folder 12: The Moon of the Caribbees [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, December 20, 1918

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 13: The Moon of the Caribbees [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Monday, April 25, 1921

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 14: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Monday, November 3, 1924, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 5
- Folder 15: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], Provincetown Playhouse, Opened: Wednesday, January 9, 1929

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 6
- Folder 16: S. S. Glencairn [Theatrical], New York City Center, Opened: Thursday, May 20, 1948

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Series 5.7 Bound East for Cardiff, Box 18, Folder 7
- Folder 17: The Moon of the Caribbees [Radio], Bay Area Radio Drama, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Bay Area Radio Drama Production [audio]

- Item
- Sub-Series 5.28: More Stately Mansions

- Box 24

- Folder 1-2: More Stately Mansions [Theatrical], Broadhurst Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, October 31, 1967, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program, Pre-Broadway Production, Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles Signed by Bergman, Dewhurst, Hill, Fred Stewart, and Kermit Murdock, 1967: September 12

- Item 2: Inscribed Photograph of Jose Quintero, Pre-Broadway Production, Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, 1967: September 12

- Item 3: Two Photographs of Ingrid Bergman, One Inscribed, Pre-Broadway Production, Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, 1967: September 12

- Item 4: Theatre Program

- Item 5: Souvenir Program

- Item 6: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 7: Playscript

- Mimeograph, 75 pages
- Item 8: More Stately Mansions [Theatrical], Broadhurst Theatre, Original New York production [LP record], 1967

Caedmon, 3 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm. 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 9: CD-R

2 items
Located in Film and Media vault
- Sub-Series 5.29: Mourning Becomes Electra

- Box 24

- Folder 3: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Monday, October 26, 1931, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Designer Contract, 1931: June 8

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Edmond Jones and Warren Munsell. Includes photocopied correspondence between Jones and Munsell (3 items)
- Item 2: Original Cast List

- 2 items. Typescript [carbon], 1 page. Typescript [carbon], 2 pages. Second cast list contains list for the second engagement at the Alvin Theatre, New York, May 9, 1932
- Item 3: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 4: Handbill

- Item 5: Theatre Program

- Item 6: 8 x 10 Vandamm Photograph

- Folder 4: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], Theatre Guild Touring Company, 1932

- Description of items
- Item 1: Designer Contract, 1931: December 18

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Edmond Jones and Warren Munsell
- Item 2: Theatre Program, Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1932: January 4

- Item 3: Mail Order Form, National Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1932: January 11

- Item 4: Theatre Contract, 1932: February 3

- Document signed, 1 page by Warren Munsell. For use of the Alvin Theatre. Includes photocopy of letter from Warren Munsell to Harold Pincus, April 15, 1932.
- Item 5: Theatre Program, Wilson Theatre, Detroit, 1932: March 14

- Folder 5-9: Mourning Becomes Electra [Film], RKO, 1947

- Description of items
- Item 1: Correspondence File Relating to July 26, 1946 Film Rights Agreement with RKO, 1946: April - November

- 21 items. From Kenneth B. Umbreit, William Fitelson, Armina Marshall, Richard Madden, Warren Caro, and Jane Rubin
- Item 2: Draft Agreement, 1946: May

- Document, 26 pages. Draft of July 26, 1946 film rights agreement with RKO. Annotations by O'Neill throughout
- Item 3: Correspondence File Relating to February 18, 1947 Amendment to Film Rights Agreement with RKO, 1947: January - March

- 13 items. From Teresa Helburn, Kenneth B. Umbreit, William Fitelson, M. Harris, Sidney R. Fleisher, and Lawrence Langner
- Item 4: Correspondence File Relating to "road‐show" Technique for Film, 1947: April - June

- 6 items. From Lawrence Langner, Marion Hubbell, and Alfred Tamarin
- Item 5: Correspondence File Relating to Guild's Sponsorship of Film, 1947: August - November

- 39 items. From William Fitelson, Gordon Youngman, Lawrence Langner, Warren Caro, Nichols, Sara Greenspan, Anna May Franklin, and Teresa Helburn
- Item 6: Publicity File, 1946-1947

- 6 items
- Item 7: Correspondence File Relating to Quotes and Reviews, 1947: October - December

- 31 items. From Warren Caro, Theresa Helburn, Lawrence Langner, and Phyllis Anderson
- Item 8: Correspondence File Relating to Advanced Screenings, 1947: October - November

- 29 items. From Warren Caro, Theresa Helburn, Lawrence Langner, and Phyllis Anderson
- Item 9: Correspondence File Relating to Opening, Etc., 1947: November - December

- 20 items. From John L. Toohey, Lawrence Langner, Theresa Helburn, J. Carlisle MacDonald, Robert Russell Bennett, and Warren Caro
- Item 10: Film Program, World Premier, Golden Theatre, Signed by Rosalind Russell, 1947: November 19

- Item 11: Correspondence File Related to Financial Results, Etc., 1948

- 13 items. From William Fitelson, Edward E. Colton, Lawrence Langner, Ben Aslan, and Sylvia Antonier
- Item 12: Correspondence File, 1949-1956

- 37 items. From A. M. Franklin, Warren Caro, Dudley Nichols, Lawrence Langner, Rita Alt, William H. Clark, M. G. Poller, William Fitelson, and Anna May Franklin
- Item 13: 27 x 41" One‐Sheet Poster

Currently located in Preservation.
Located in Drawer
- Item 14: 14 x 36" Insert Card, Framed

- Located on raptor racks.
- Item 15: 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

8 items with original envelope.
Located in Box 30
- Item 16: Mourning Becomes Electra [Film], RKO [DVD], 1947

Copyright 2004.
Transferred to Rare Books
- Item 17: CD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault.
- Folder 10: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], Metropolitan Opera House, Opened: Friday, March 17, 1967, Operatic Adaptation

- Description of items
- Item 1: Autograph Musical Quote Signed, 1 page, Inscribed by Levy, 1967: March 17

- Item 2: Recording, April 1, 1967, Audio CD

2 items
Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 11: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], American Shakespeare Festival Theatre, Stratford, Connecticut, Summer 1971

- Description of item
- Item 1: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], American Shakespeare Festival Theatre, Stratford, Connecticut [LP record], 1971

Caedmon, 4 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm. Copyright 1972.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 12: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], Circle In The Square, Joseph E. Levine Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, November 15, 1972

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 13: Mourning Becomes Electra [Television], Great Performances – PBS, Broadcast: January 1979

- Description of items
- Item 1: Mourning Becomes Electra [Television], Great Performances, PBS, [DVD], 1978

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Sub-Series 5.30: Now I Ask You

- Box 24

- Folder 14: Now I Ask You [Theatrical], Muddy Waters Theatre, St. Louis, Opened: Friday, June 11, 2010

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Muddy Waters Theatre Production [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Postcard

- Sub-Series 5.31: The Rope

- Box 24

- Folder 15: The Rope [Theatrical], Playwright's Theatre, Opened: Friday, April 26, 1918, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Sub-Series 5.32: Strange Interlude

- Box 25

- Folder 1: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], John Golden Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 30, 1928, Original New York Production

- Description of items
- Item 1: Actors' Equity Contract, 1927: December 5

- Document signed, 1 page by Tom Powers and Theresa Helburn
- Item 2: Painter's Contract, 1928: January 15

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Bergman and Warren Munsell
- Item 3: 13 x 21" Window Card

Currently located in Preservation
Located in Box 31
- Item 4: Handbill

- Item 5: Theatre Program

- 2 copies. One with color cover and one with black and white cover
- Item 6: 13.25 x 10.25 Signed Vandamm Photograph

Features Tom Powers, Lynn Fontanne, Earle Larimore, and Glenn Anders
Located in Box 30
- Folder 2: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Theatre Guild Touring Company

- Description of items
- Item 1: Actors' Equity Contract, 1928: October 23

- Document signed, 1 page by Pauline Lord
- Item 2: Actors' Equity Contract, 1928: October 24

- Document signed, 1 page by Ralph Morgan and Theresa Helburn
- Item 3: Actors' Equity Contract, 1928: December 3

- Document signed, 1 page by Harry Bannister and Warren Munsell. Includes correspondence between O.E. Wee and Richard Munsell (4 items)
- Item 4: Theatre Program, John Golden Theatre, New York, 1928: December 17

- Item 5: Theatre Program, Quincy Theatre, Quincy, MA

- Strange Interlude was booked in Quincy after it was banned in Boston
- Item 6: Theatre Program, American Theatre, St. Louis, 1929: February 10

- Folder 3: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Lyric Theatre, London, Opened: Monday, February 2, 1931

- Description of items
- Item 1: British Isles Rights Agreement, 1929: March 23

- Document signed, 4 pages by Richard Madden (for O'Neill) and Warren Munsell. Includes typed letter signed dated March 25, 1929 from Madden to Munsell
- Item 2: British Production Extension, 1929: December 27

- Document signed, 1 page by Richard Madden and Warren Munsell. Includes typed letter signed, dated December 22, 1929, from Madden to Munsell
- Item 3: Actors' Equity Contract, 1930: December 10

- Document signed, 1 page by Claudia Morgan, Gilbert Miller, and Warren Munsell. Includes correspondence between Richard Madden and Munsell, December 22, 1930.
- Item 4: Actors' Agreement, 1930: December 22

- Document signed, 2 pages by Mary Ellis, Gilbert Miller, and Theresa Helburn
- Item 5: Actors' Agreement, 1930: December 22

- Document signed, 2 pages by Basil Sydney, Gilbert Miller, and Theresa Helburn
- Item 6: Theatre Lease Agreement, 1930: December 29

- Document signed, 1 page by Warren Munsell and Gilbert Miller
- Item 7: Production Expenses, 1931: February 17

- Typed letter, 2 pages from John Pinto to Warren Munsell regarding preliminary production expenses
- Item 8: Production Expenses, 1931: April 7

- Typed letter signed, 2 pages from John Pinto to Warren Munsell regarding final statement of expenses
- Folder 4-5: Strange Interlude [Film], Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1932

- Description of items
- Item 1: Filmscript, 1932: June 9

- Mimeograph, 106 pages. Dialogue cutting continuity
- Item 2: Film Contract, 1931: May 6

- Document, 4 pages
- Item 3: Theatre Program, World Premiere, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Inscribed by Norma Shearer, 1932: July 15

- Item 4: Theatre Program, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, 1932: August 1

- Item 5: Strange Interlude, Astor Theatre, 1932

- Item 6: Press Book

- Item 7: Strange Interlude [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer [DVD], 1932

Copyright 2009, 2 copies
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 6-7: Strange Interlude [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, March 31 and Sunday, April 7, 1946

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production (Part I) [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production (Part II) [audio]

- Item
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1945: October 12

- Document signed, 2 pages by Arthur Arent and Armina Marshall
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1946: February 1

- Document signed, 1 page by Donald MacDonald and Armina Marshall
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1946: March 20

- Document signed, 1 page by Jean Adair and Armina Marshall
- Item 6: Radio Agreement, No date

- Document signed, 1 page by Walter Abel and Armina Marshall. Changes broadcast dates
- Item 7: Radio Agreement, No date

- Document signed, 1 page by Alfred Shirley and Armina Marshall. Changes broadcast dates
- Item 8: Radio Program

- Item 9: Radio Script, 1946: March 31

- Mimeograph, 59 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Item 10: Radio Script, 1946: April 7

- Mimeograph, 59 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Item 11: SD Card [MP3 Files]

Contains both Part I and Part II
Transferred to Digital Asset Coordinator.
- Folder 8: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Hudson Theatre, Opened: Monday, March 11, 1963

- Description of items
- Item 1: Handbill

- Item 2: Theatre Program

- Item 3: Black and White Photograph

- Features William Prince and Geraldine Page
- Item 4: Theatre Program, Martin Beck Theatre

- Item 5: 14 x 22" Window Card, Martin Beck Theatre

- Located in Box 31
- Item 6: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Hudson Theatre [LP record], 1963

Columbia Records, 5 album set, 33 ¹⁄₃ rpm.
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Item 7: CD-R, 1963

3 items
Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 9: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Nederlander Theatre, Opened: Thursday, February 21, 1985

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program Signed by Cast

- Folder 10: Strange Interlude [Television], American Playhouse Series ‐‐ PBS, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: Strange Interlude [Television], Fries Home Video [VHS], 1988

2 items
Transferred to Rare Books.
- Sub-Series 5.33: The Straw

- Box 26

- Folder 1-2: The Straw [Radio], Broadcast: Sunday, November 23, 1947

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1947: July 16

- Document signed, 2 pages by Arthur Arent and Armina Marshall. 2 copies. Includes correspondence between Benjamin Aslan and Arthur Arent (1 item)
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1947: October 16

- Document signed, 1 page by Robert Mitchum and Theresa Helburn
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1947: October 30

- Document signed, 1 page by Emmett Rogers and Armina Marshall
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1947: November 10

- Document signed, 1 page by E. G. Marshall and Armina Marshall
- Item 6: Radio Contract, 1947: November 10

- Document signed, 1 page by Anne Seymour and Armina Marshall
- Item 7: Radio Contract, 1947: November 10

- Document signed, 1 page by Mary Anderson
- Item 8: Radio Program

- Item 9: Radio Script, 1947: November 20

- Mimeograph, 62 pages. "As Broadcast"
- Folder 3: The Straw, Young and Rubicam. Lipton’s Tea. WABC. Helen Hayes Theater, 1941: March 16

- Radio program. Typescript, 36 pages. Includes pencil edits in unknown hand.
- Sub-Series 5.34: A Touch of the Poet

- Box 26

- Folder 4: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Helen Hayes Theatre, Opened: Thursday, October 2, 1958, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 5: A Touch of the Poet [Television], Theatre In America – PBS, Broadcast: Wednesday, April 24, 1974

- Description of items
- Item 1: Black and White Publicity Photograph

- Features Nancy Marchand and Fritz Weaver
- Item 2: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Theater in America, Broadway Theatre Archive [DVD], 1974

- Transferred to Rare Books.
- Folder 6: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Helen Hayes Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, December 28, 1977

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Item 2: 14 x 22" Window Card

- Located in Box 31
- Item 3: Six 8 x 10 Black and White Glossies from Seymour Krawitz Press

- Features Jason Robards, Milo O'Shea, Betty Miller, Kathryn Walker, and Geraldine Fitzgerald
- Folder 7: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Young Vic Theatre, London, Opened: Thursday, January 28, 1988

- Description of item
- Item 1: Handbill

- Folder 8: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Studio 54, Opened: Thursday, December 8, 2005

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program Signed by Cast

- Item 2: CD-R, 2006: January 4

2 items
Located in Film and Media vault
- Sub-Series 5.35: Welded

- Box 26

- Folder 9: Welded [Theatrical], 39th St. Theatre, Opened: Monday, March 17, 1924, Original New York Production

- Description of item
- Item 1: Handbill

- Sub-Series 5.36: Where the Cross is Made

- Box 26

- Folder 10: Where the Cross is Made [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, November 22, 1918

- Description of item
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Folder 11: Where the Cross is Made [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, April 23, 1920

- Description of items
- Item 1: Theatre Program

- Located in Box 30.
- Folder 12: The Emperor Jones and Where the Cross is Made [Radio], The Theatre Guild On The Air, Broadcast: Sunday, November 11, 1945

- Description of items
- Item 1: The Theatre Guild On The Air Production [audio]

- Item
- Item 2: Radio Contract, 1945: September 5

Document signed, 2 pages by Aben Kandel and Lawrence Langner
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 3: Radio Contract, 1945: September 20

Document signed, 1 page by Walter Huston and Theresa Helburn
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 4: Radio Contract, 1945: October 9

Document signed, 2 pages by Norman Rosten and Lawrence Langner
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 5: Radio Contract, 1945: October 24

Document signed, 1 page by Canada Lee and Armina Marshall
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 6: Radio Contract, 1945: November 8

Document signed, 1 page by Boris Karloff and Armina Marshall
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 7: Radio Contract, 1945: November 8

Document signed, 1 page by Everett Sloane and Armina Marshall
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 8: Radio Program

- Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 9: Radio Script, 1945: October 19

Mimeograph, 95 pages. Annotations by Norman Rosten in pencil throughout
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 10: Radio Script, 1945: October 31

Mimeograph, 48 pages. "Revised"
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 11: Radio Script, 1945: November 5

Mimeograph, 48 pages. "2nd Revised", Annotated
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 12: Radio Script, 1945: November 5

Mimeograph, 55 pages. "3rd Revised", Annotated
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Item 13: Radio Script, 1945: November 11

Mimeograph, 53 pages. "As Broadcast"
Located in Series 5.13 The Emperor Jones, Box 19, Folder 1-5
- Folder 13: Where the Cross is Made [Television], The Art Carney Show ‐‐ NBC‐TV, Broadcast: Friday, February 5, 1960

- Description of item
- Item 1: The Art Carney Show Production [video]

- Item
- Item 2: DVD-R

- Located in Film and Media vault
- Folder 14: Where the Cross is Made [Theatrical], Center for the Performing Arts, Illinois State University, Opened: Thursday, September 1, 2005, Operatic Adaptation

Description of items
See also Series 6.12 Materials Related to Secondary Eugene O'Neill Productions - Manuscripts by Others.
- Item 1: The Illinois State University Production [video]

- Item
- Item 2: Nancy Van de Vate Interview, WGLT, 2005: August 24

- Item
- Item 3: Theatre Program

- Item 4: Handbill

- 3 copies
- Sub-Series 5.37: Oversized Items

- Box 27

- Item 1: Ah, Wilderness! [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1935. Glass Lantern Movie Slide

- Originally located in Box 15, Folder 3
- Box 28

- Item 1: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Opened: Thursday, April 8, 1999. Opening Night Decanter

- Originally located in Box 21, Folder 10
- Item 2: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Opened: Thursday, April 8, 1999. Opening Night Paperweight

- Originally located in Box 21, Folder 10
- Box 29

- Item 1: Ah, Wilderness! [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1935. 11 x 14 Lobby Cards

- Originally located in Box 15, Folder 3-5
- Item 2: Ah, Wilderness! [Film], Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, 1935. Campaign Book [Press Book]

- Originally located in Box 15, Folder 3-5
- Item 3: Ah, Wilderness! [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Thursday, October 2, 1941. Four signed Vandamm photographs (13.25 x 10.25)

- Originally located in Box 15, Folder 8
- Item 4: Bound East for Cardiff [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, April 11, 1919. Theatre Program

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 4
- Item 5: Days Without End [Theatrical], Henry Miller's Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 8, 1934, Original New York production. 13 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 10.
- Box 30

- Item 1: Desire Under the Elms [Film], Paramount, 1958. 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 14
- Item 2: Desire Under the Elms [Film], Paramount, 1958. Showmanship Manual

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 14
- Item 3: Dynamo [Theatrical], Martin Beck Theatre, Opened: Monday, February 11, 1929, Original New York Production. 13.25 x 10.25" Vandamm Photograph, Signed

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 23
- Item 4: Exorcism [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, March 26, 1920. Theatre Program

- Originally located in Box 20, Folder 1
- Item 5: The Hairy Ape [Film], United Artists, 1944. 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

- Originally located in Box 20, Folder 10
- Item 6: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Film], Embassy Pictures, 1962. 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 4
- Item 7: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Film], Embassy Pictures, 1962. Exhibitor's Showmanship Manual

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 4
- Item 8: The Long Voyage Home [Film], United Artists, 1940. 14 x 18" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 15
- Item 9: The Long Voyage Home [Film], United Artists, 1940. Press Book

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 15
- Item 10: Mourning Becomes Electra [Film], RKO, 1947. 11 x 14" Lobby Cards

- Originally located in Box 24, Folder 5
- Item 11: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], John Golden Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 30, 1928, Original New York Production. 13.25 x 10.25 Signed Vandamm Photograph

- Originally located in Box 25, Folder 1
- Item 12: Where the Cross is Made [Theatrical], Playwrights' Theatre, Opened: Friday, April 23, 1920. Theatre Program

- Originally located in Box 26, Folder 10
- Box 31

- Item 1: Days Without End [Theatrical], Henry Miller's Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 8, 1934, Original New York production. 13 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 18, Folder 10
- Item 2: The Great God Brown [Theatrical], Lyceum Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, December 5, 1972. Window Card

- Originally located in Box 20, Folder 7.
- Item 3: Hughie [Theatrical], Golden Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, February 11, 1975. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 20, Folder 19
- Item 4: The Iceman Cometh [Theatrical], Martin Beck Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, October 9, 1946, Original New York Production. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 21, Folder 1
- Item 5: Long Day's Journey Into Night [Theatrical], Promenade Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, April 21, 1971. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 5
- Item 6: Marco Millions [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 9, 1928, Original New York Production. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 22, Folder 21
- Item 7: A Moon for the Misbegotten [Theatrical], Morosco Theatre, Opened: Friday, December 28, 1973. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 23, Folder 5
- Item 8: More Stately Mansions [Theatrical], Broadhurst Theatre, Opened: Tuesday, October 31, 1967, Original New York Production. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 24, Folder 1-2
- Item 9: Mourning Becomes Electra [Theatrical], Guild Theatre, Opened: Monday, October 26, 1931, Original New York Production. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 24, Folder 3
- Item 10: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], John Golden Theatre, Opened: Monday, January 30, 1928, Original New York Production. 13 x 21" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 25, Folder 1
- Item 11: Strange Interlude [Theatrical], Hudson Theatre, Opened: Monday, March 11, 1963. 14 x 22" Window Card, Martin Beck Theatre

- Originally located in Box 25, Folder 8
- Item 12: A Touch of the Poet [Theatrical], Helen Hayes Theatre, Opened: Wednesday, December 28, 1977. 14 x 22" Window Card

- Originally located in Box 26, Folder 5
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Series 1: Correspondence from Eugene O'Neill, 1918-1946],
[
Series 2: Manuscripts by Eugene O'Neill, 1910-1967],
[
Series 3: Correspondence and Documents Related to the Work of Eugene O'Neill, 1924-1961],
[
Series 4: Photographs, 1893-2000],
[Series 5: Materials Related to Primary Eugene
O'
Neill Productions, 1919-2012],
[
Series 6: Materials Related to Secondary Eugene O'Neill Productions, 1890-2018],
[
Series 7: Materials Related to Eugene O’Neill’s Personal Life, 1907-1912, not dated],
[
Series 8: Materials By Others Relating to Eugene O'Neill, 1879-2014, not dated],
[
Series 9: Web Content],
[
Series 10: Cataloged Items],
[
All]