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Guide to the Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Papers Papers, 1849 – 

1961 and undated 

*T-Mss 1961 - 002 

Billy Rose Theatre Division 

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts 

New York, New York 

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Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Papers 

Descriptive Summary 

Title: 


Collection ID: *T-Mss 1961-002 

Creator: 

Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman 

Extent: 

351 linear feet ( 850 boxes) 

Repository: 

Billy Rose Theatre Division. 


Abstract: The Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Papers are 351 linear feet and 

contain business and personal correspondence, scrapbooks, autographs, legal and 

financial papers, scripts, photographs, clipping files, and production materials 

documenting their work as theatrical agents, managers, and producers. The papers 

provide a history of the entertainment industry from the end of the 19 th century through 

the middle of the 20 th century. A number of family and personal papers are also 

included. 

Administrative Information 

Access 

Collection is open to the public. Library policy on photocopying will apply. 

Advance notice may be required. 

Publication Rights 

For permission to publish, contact the Curator, Billy Rose Theatre Division. 

Preferred Citation 

Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Papers, *T-Mss 1961-002, Billy Rose Theatre 

Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. 

Custodial History 

The Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Papers were donated to the Billy Rose Theatre 

Division after Lyman Brown’s death in 1961. 

Processing Information 

The collection was processed and cataloged in 2006 and 2007. 

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Biographical Note 

Theatrical casting agents, producers, and writers, brothers Chamberlain and 

Lyman Brown were born in Hartford, Connecticut to Delorious T. Chamberlain and 

George McDuffee Brown. Chamberlain Brown was born April 1, 1892; Lyman 

Chamberlain Brown was born July 7, 1897. Their father operated Brown Thompson 

& Company, a department store in Hartford, and also ran for governor of 

Connecticut. Both the Brown and Chamberlain families could claim a distinguished 

New England lineage. The Brown family is descended from two U.S. presidents: 

John Adams and John Quincy Adams. The Chamberlain family could claim Civil and 

Mexican War generals, including the maternal grandfather of the Brown brothers, 

General Samuel Emery Chamberlain. 

The brothers had two sisters who died: Frances, who was older than 

Chamberlain, and Anna, who was younger than Lyman. The family spent winters 

either in Florida or Pasadena, California, and summers mostly at Annisquam, 

Massachusetts. Always inseparable, the Brown brothers began their lifelong 

fascination with the theater in their childhood, with Lyman, as the younger, following 

Chamberlain’s strong-willed lead. According to an unpublished, incomplete 

autobiographical manuscript (in the collection) entitled The Brown brothers, 

Chamberlain began collecting posters as a young child and snuck away with Lyman 

to a performance at Parsons Theatre in Hartford, only to be collected by their mother, 

upon notification by Mrs. Parsons. Whenever a star was playing in Hartford, the 

brothers would put his or her poster in their window. 

At the age of eleven, Chamberlain Brown was enrolled at the Cloyne School in 

Newport, Rhode Island and Lyman soon followed. The Brown brothers also attended 

the Browne & Nichols School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, although the dates are 

unknown. The brothers were separated when Chamberlain attended St. Andrew’s and 

Lyman was enrolled at the Pomfret School in Pomfret, Connecticut. 

Chamberlain’s collecting habit escalated to autographs, photographs, and 

programs. He also subscribed to many theatrical periodicals such as the Theatre 

Magazine, and The New York Dramatic Mirror, thus forming the basis of his 

extensive collection. Many of these autographs of late 18 th and early 19 th century 

performers and much of their ephemera can be found in this collection. The brothers 

also attended many New York performances when visiting their aunt Emma Brown 

Lyman (Aunt Kittie) and her husband Jack every Christmas. These performances 

were documented in the Theatre Record diaries kept by the Brown brothers in their 

early teens. (A few of these volumes are in this collection; see also the Chamberlain 

and Lyman Brown Theater Diaries - *T-Mss 2002-010.) The Castle Square Opera 

Company in Boston became a favorite place for the Brown brothers to visit after 

Lyman’s dental appointments. 

While summering in Annisquam, Chamberlain Brown produced his first plays 

at the Village Hall: The Social Stew (1909) and The Chorus Boy (1910). 

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Chamberlain attended Harvard University, but dropped out when he acquired Donald 

Meek’s stock company in Lowell, Massachusetts (probably purchased for him by his 

father, George M. Brown) which Chamberlain then owned and managed. He also 

acted with several companies in Boston and Lowell, including the Harvard Stock 

Company, and the Castle Square. As well, Chamberlain Brown appeared with 

Margaret Anglin in Hippolytus at the Tremont Theatre in Boston (1911). He also 

produced and performed with the Brown-Horton Stock Company sometime around 

1911. 

By 1913, Chamberlain Brown had come to New York and performed in The 

Yellow Jacket at the Fulton Theatre, as well as in vaudeville. In 1914, he was listed 

as press representative for Brown, Sullivan and Brown at Aeolian Hall, with Lyman 

as the Boston representative. The Brown-Peacock Exchange (business and publicity 

representatives) was also listed at Aeolian Hall from August 1913 to January 1914. 

By March 1914, the company had become the Chamberlain Brown Exchange. 

Lyman Brown would work with Chamberlain in the summers, finally also dropping 

out of school to join his brother in the business. Their first office was at Aeolian 

Hall; they then moved to the Fitzgerald Building (West 43rd Street and Broadway), 

then 156 West 45 th Street, and finally, 145 West 45 th Street. Their only known New 

York City residences included 853 Seventh Avenue from approximately 1929 to 1932 

and the Hotel Belvedere from 1950 to 1952. 

Chamberlain Brown claimed to have discovered Clark Gable, Helen Hayes, 

Alfred Lunt, Rudolph Valentino, Leslie Howard, Jeannette MacDonald, Jack Haley, 

Don Ameche, Preston Foster, Robert Walker, Glenda Farrell, Carlotta Monterey, 

Conrad Nagel, Tallulah Bankhead, Helen Menken, Harry K. Morton, Nita Naldi and 

many others. The Brown agency represented such theater notables as John Carradine, 

Mrs. Leslie Carter, Lon Chaney, Jr., Ruth Chatterton, Constance Collier, Glenda 

Farrell, Dorothy Gish, Hal Holbrook, Miriam Hopkins, Otto Kruger, Fritzi Scheff, 

Spencer Tracy, and Tom Ewell (once an agency employee) among others. 

The agency correspondence files are extensive and range from the famous to the 

would-be, aspiring performer. Some of their most famous correspondents include 

Tallulah Bankhead, Ralph Bellamy, Sidney Blackmer, Yul Brynner, John Carradine, 

Charles Coburn, George M. Cohan, Joan Crawford, George Cukor, Glenda Farrell, 

Jack Haley, Otto Kruger, Claire Boothe Luce, Bela Lugosi, Guthrie McClintic, Helen 

Menken, Alla Nazimova, Clifford Odets, Ronald Reagan, Gloria Swanson, Laurette 

Taylor, Spencer Tracy, Sophie Tucker, Rudy Vallee, Peggy Wood, Fay Wray, and Ed 

Wynn. 

Chamberlain Brown also corresponded with soldiers and sailors during and after 

World War II, as well as with a number of prisoners, some of whom he knew before 

their incarceration. Lyman, the ever-dependable brother, ran the agency’s bread and 

butter trade: stock productions. He also managed at least two of their own stock 

companies in Westchester and Atlantic City. 

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In addition to their agency activity, the Brown brothers began their numerous and 

financially disastrous attempts at producing. Kept by Pierre Gendron, starring Minnie 

Dupree at the Comedy Theatre in 1926, was Chamberlain Brown’s initial Broadway 

production. Brown then presented Frances Starr in Immoral Isabella? by Lawton 

Campbell at the Bijou Theatre in 1927. (In his autobiographical manuscript, Brown 

claims that Clifford Odets appeared in the cast as an extra, but this is unverified.) In 

1928, Brown produced two plays on Broadway: Elmer Harris’s play The Great 

Necker with Blanche Ring at the Ambassador Theatre and A Lady for a Night by 

Hutcheson Boyd at the Forty-Ninth Street Theatre. 

Also in 1928, under the aegis of the Chamberlain Brown Cosmopolitan Artists, at 

the Cosmopolitan Theatre, he presented (“at popular prices”) Mrs. Dane’s Defense, 

with Violet Heming, Sherlock Holmes with Gene Raymond and Fritzi Scheff, and 

Within the Law with Violet Heming and Claudette Colbert. 

The Brown brothers’ first stock company in the metropolitan area was at the 

Greenwich Theatre in Connecticut. Under the auspices of the Chamberlain Brown 

Players (also known as the L. Chamberlain Brown Players), between 1929 and 1930 

they presented over thirty plays such as As You Like It starring Preston Foster and 

Lyle Talbot, and Parade starring Spencer Tracy. Brilliants, written by Lyman Brown 

using the pseudonym Basil Bruce Trevino, was also scheduled for performance there. 

Other stars who appeared at Greenwich included Don Ameche, Glenda Farrell, Mayo 

Methot, Georgette Cohan, Jessie Royce Landis, and Henry Daniell. 

In 1931 and 1932, the Chamberlain Brown Players played overlapping seasons at 

the Riviera Theatre in New York City and at the Westchester Theatre in Mt. Vernon, 

New York. Productions included Private Lives with Peggy Wood at the Riviera and 

at the Westchester Theatre. Also at the Westchester Theatre, Ruth Gordon starred in 

A Church Mouse and Alice Brady starred in Dishonored Lady and Ladies of the Jury. 

Glenda Farrell and Cesar Romero appeared in Strictly Dishonorable. Other stars who 

performed at the Westchester included Fritzi Scheff, Sydney Greenstreet, Otto 

Kruger, Florence Reed, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Georgie Drew Mendum, and Pauline 

Lord. 

The Chamberlain Brown Players also played a summer season at the Apollo 

Theatre in Atlantic City in 1933. Productions included stock staples of the era such 

as A Church Mouse, Dangerous Corner, Dinner at Eight, The Shanghai Gesture, The 

Vinegar Tree, and When Ladies Meet. Lyman Brown appears to have run the 

company diligently, but by this time, the financial problems that would chronically 

plague the brothers had begun to predominate. However, they attempted another 

summer season in Atlantic City at the Earle Theatre in 1934, but it was short-lived. 

Idle Tongues, a play by Chamberlain Brown, was presented at the Cedarhurst 

Playhouse on Long Island in 1934, after several other production attempts. In 1936, 

the Chamberlain Brown Players attempted another summer season including plays 

such as Blind Alley, The Distaff Side, Night of January 16 th , and Remember the Day at 

the Bronxville Auditorium, but were forced to cancel one play, Love on the Dole. 

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Perhaps Chamberlain Brown’s most controversial Broadway play was 

Chamberlain Brown’s Scrap Book that opened at the Ambassador Theatre in 1932. 

He classified it as a “vaudeville,” thus permitting more than eight performances a 

week. However, Actors’ Equity Association ruled the show a revue and demanded its 

members give immediate notice. A week later, the ruling was overturned, but 

Chamberlain Brown’s victory was short-lived, since the musicians refused to work 

without being paid first, causing the production to close. (This incident is documented 

in correspondence with Actors’ Equity Association.) His stock production of A 

Church Mouse ran at the Mansfield Theatre in June and July of 1933. 

The Brown brothers also presented Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn (venue 

unknown, 1930), as well as a vaudeville act with Fritzi Scheff in Chicago (1930). 

In the late 1930s and 1940s, Chamberlain Brown’s production attempts included 

performances by his acting students at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1938, 

contests, a dance marathon, and staged benefits, including performances of Taken 

from Life, a play reportedly by Chamberlain Brown and Arthur Chalmers, a New 

York City policeman convicted of murder. Scheduled productions sometimes did not 

open, such as Dangerous Corner and Outward Bound at the Astor Theatre in East 

Hartford, Connecticut in 1949. 

Beginning in 1926, Chamberlain Brown hosted radio programs discussing the 

theater or presenting talent on various stations such as WINS, WMCA, and WOR. 

By 1948, he was paying WGYN for his radio segment without Lyman’s knowledge. 

Chamberlain also embarked upon a number of professional activities that dovetailed 

with the agency business, including founding membership clubs such as the Talent of 

the Hour Club (ca. 1940) and the Theatre Record Club (ca.1940). Much to Lyman 

Brown’s consternation, Chamberlain Brown also initiated several unsuccessful 

publications such as Chamberlain Brown’s Dramatic Mirror (1934-1935), Paint and 

Powder (1936-1937) and Theatre Record (1938-1953). Chamberlain Brown also 

undertook giving lectures, but without great success. 

Perhaps because of an inability to evolve professionally with the changing times, 

or Chamberlain Brown’s lifestyle, the Brown agency floundered, despite family 

financial support for the brothers. Chamberlain declared bankruptcy in 1934 and was 

the defendant in numerous lawsuits for collection of funds spanning several decades. 

Chamberlain Brown died suddenly on November 12, 1955 in New York City at 

the age of sixty-three. Lyman Brown died in New York City on March 31, 1961 also 

at the age of sixty-three. 

Scope and Content Note 

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The Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Theatrical Agent Records are approximately 

351 linear feet and contain business and personal correspondence, legal and financial 

papers, scrapbooks, production materials, clipping files, scripts, and photographs 

covering the history of the entertainment industry from the end of the 19 th century 

through the middle of the 20 th century. The bulk of the agency records spans more than a 

fifty year period beginning in 1903 and ending in 1959. Much of the material in the 

papers pertains to Chamberlain Brown and his activities from his early career as an actor 

to his death in 1955. 

Chamberlain and Lyman Brown represented many famous actors including Spencer 

Tracy, John Carradine, Lon Chaney, Jr., Tom Ewell (who worked in the agency office), 

Hal Holbrook, Ruth Chatterton and Constance Collier, among others. The Brown 

brothers also claimed to have launched the careers of Clark Gable, Helen Hayes, Alfred 

Lunt, Jeanette MacDonald, Tallulah Bankhead, Don Ameche, Jack Haley, Preston Foster, 

Rudolph Valentino, Robert Walker, and Glenda Farrell. 

From their childhood, the Brown brothers also collected theatrical materials 

consisting of autographs and ephemera from actors and actresses during the late 1800s. 

The collection contains a large number of these items, either collected or purchased by 

the Brown brothers, for many 19 th and early 20 th century performers. The agency files 

are also included in the collection. There are also a number of papers relating to actress 

and singer Fritzi Scheff, a particular favorite of the brothers. The agency correspondence 

and associated ephemera documents the range and changes in the performing arts 

industry for almost half a century. The collection contains extensive materials on 19 th 

and 20 th century theater including over six hundred scrapbooks, correspondence from 

many famous, as well as now forgotten actors, singers, vaudevillians, burlesque 

performers and managers, extensive newspaper clippings, autographs, signed 

photographs, and programs. The Brown brothers continued to correspond with many of 

these performers, including Mrs. Leslie Carter, Marie Curtis, and Amelia Bingham, after 

their retirement from the stage. 

There are also materials relating to Edward Everett Horton, Claire Boothe Luce, 

members of the Barrymore and Drew families, Clark Gable, Ray Bolger, Joe E. Brown, 

Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, Rosalind Russell, and Barbara Stanwyck. These as well 

as many other actors and actresses, both famous and unknown, are represented in the 

correspondence of the collection. Also included in the collection is correspondence from 

producers, directors and managers such as George M. Cohan, Lee Shubert and George 

Cukor. While working as an actor, playwright Clifford Odets corresponded with 

Chamberlain Brown and wrote an in-depth profile titled “The Great God Brown” 

(1928). Extensive correspondence from stock company managers and professional 

associations, particularly Actors’ Equity Association, also exist in the files. Chamberlain 

Brown’s correspondence with World War II servicemen, as well as with incarcerated 

men, is also included in the collection. 

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Legal and financial papers document the ever-present financial difficulties that 

beset the Brown brothers. Some personal and family papers and photographs can also be 

found in the collection. 

Organization 

They are: 

The collection is organized into eleven series and twenty-four sub-series. 

Series I: Personal and Family Papers 

Sub-series 1 – Family Correspondence 

Sub-series 2 – General 

Series II: Correspondence 


Sub-series 2 – Actors’ Equity Association 

Sub-series 3 – Soldiers and Sailors 

Sub-series 4 – Prisoners 

Sub-series 5 – Autographs 

Series III: Professional Projects 

Sub-series 1 - Productions 

Sub-series 2 - Radio 

Sub-series 3 – Clubs 

Sub-series 4 – Lectures 

Sub-series 5 – Publications 

Sub-series 6 – Writings 


Series IV: 

Scripts 

Series V: Legal and Financial Papers 

Sub-series 1 – Contracts 

Sub-series 2 – Commission Records 

Sub-series 3 – Loose Financial Records 


Series VI: Office Files 

Sub-series 1 – Contact Cards 

Sub-series 2 - Stock Theaters 

Sub-series 3 - General 

Series VII: 

Fritzi Scheff Papers 

Series VIII: Photographs 

Sub-series 1 – Personal and Family 

Sub-series 2 – Performers and Clients 

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Series IX: 

Series X: 

Series XI: 

Clippings 

Scrapbooks 

Oversized 

Series Descriptions 

Series I: Personal and Family Papers, 1849 – 1960 and undated 

5.5 boxes 

This series contains correspondence to and from the Brown and Chamberlain families, as 

well as some family documents. There are also personal records belonging to 

Chamberlain and Lyman Brown. 

Sub-series 1 – Family Correspondence, 1887 – 1959 and undated 

Sub-series 2 – General, 1849 – 1960 and undated 


3 boxes 

Arrangement: Alphabetical 

This series consists of correspondence between the Brown brothers themselves, to 

and from their father, George McDuffee Brown, and especially from their aunts, 

Emma Brown Lyman (Aunt Kittie) and Ann Brown Leacock (Aunt Nan), who 

assisted the brothers financially throughout their lives. There is also 

correspondence with several other Brown family members. 

A number of letters (ca. 1933 or 1934) from Lyman to Chamberlain relate the 

travails of a stock company they ran in Atlantic City. Of particular interest is a 

handwritten note from the brothers’ maternal grandfather, General Samuel Emery 

Chamberlain, to Chamberlain Brown and his parents. This series also includes 

condolence letters to Lyman on Chamberlain’s death. 

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2.5 boxes 

Arrangement: Alphabetical by Topic 

This series contains papers belonging to each of the Brown brothers individually, 

as well as to both of them, and documents relating to the Brown and Chamberlain 

families. Included are agent licenses, bios, medical records, school records, 

invitations, portrait drawings, and clippings. Programs range from those 

documenting Chamberlain Brown’s early appearances on the stage to appearances 

later in life at professional events. Other programs are probably from plays, 

films, and concerts they attended or those in which their clients appeared; some 

are autographed. Of special note are two programs for Clark Gable’s appearances 

in Anna Christie and Sinner at the Palace Theatre in Houston (1928). Datebooks 

kept by Lyman Brown from 1928 - 1930, contain a description of the day of their 

mother’s death in 1929. 

The Brown and Chamberlain Family Papers include some correspondence 

between family members and correspondence from outside institutions regarding 

family history. There is also a drawing, probably by General Samuel Emery 

Chamberlain, of Maple Hall, a family home. Of particular interest is 

correspondence regarding the donation of the illustrated diary kept by General 

Samuel E. Chamberlain during the Mexican War (1846-1848). (The diary was 

donated to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1956). Family wills and 

trusts are filed with Legal and Financial Papers. 

Series II: Correspondence, 1858 – 1961 and undated 

107.5 boxes 

This series is comprised of agency correspondence, largely to and from both professional 

and aspiring performers, but also from, producers, directors, managers, stock companies 

playwrights, and professional organizations such as Actors’ Equity Association. 

Chamberlain Brown’s correspondence to a number of soldiers and sailors during World 

War II and also to prisoners is also included in this series. Autographs collected and/or 

purchased by the Brown brothers are also contained in this series. 


Sub-series 2 – Actors’ Equity Association 

Sub-series 3 – Soldiers and Sailors 

Sub-series 4 – Prisoners 

Sub-series 5 – Autographs 

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96.5 boxes 


This series encompasses the voluminous correspondence of the Brown brothers’ 

agency files. The bulk of the correspondence is to and from Chamberlain Brown 

and dates between 1915 and 1955 (his death). Since the Brown brothers either 

represented, booked, or discovered a staggering array of performers, 

correspondence with virtually every performer of note from those decades can be 

found in these files. Although far too many to list, some of the most notable are 

Spencer Tracy, Dorothy Gish, Don Ameche, Tallulah Bankhead, Ethel 

Barrymore, Ralph Bellamy, Milton Berle, Yul Brynner, John Carradine, George 

M. Cohan, Ann Corio, Joseph Cotton, George Cukor, Glenda Farrell, Preston 

Foster, Sydney Greenstreet, Jack Haley, Otto Kruger, Claire Boothe Luce, Bela 

Lugosi, Guthrie McClintic, Helen Menken, Ward Morehouse, Alla Nazimova, 

Clifford Odets, Lee Shubert, Gloria Swanson, Laurette Taylor, Sophie Tucker, 

Rudy Vallee, Peggy Wood, Fay Wray, and Ed Wynn. There is a large amount of 

correspondence with Mrs. Leslie Carter and Edward Everett Horton, among 

others. 

Of particular note is an undated letter from Carlotta Monterey in Me. mentioning 

seeing a lot of Eugene O’Neill and family and liking them. Also of interest is a 

1937 letter from Fredric March in which he declares he is not a communist. 

Playwright Clifford Odets’ correspondence file includes an eleven-page profile of 

Chamberlain Brown, “The Great God Brown,” written in 1928. 

A fair amount of the correspondence with theater and film greats such as Ronald 

Reagan, Joan Crawford, Nancy Davis, Gregory Peck, Vincent Price, and John 

Wayne (to name only a few), consists of annual queries from Lyman Brown about 

appearing in summer stock, usually with regrets from the star or his or her staff. 

Correspondence with stock theater managers is also included. There are also 

numerous invitations to notables in various fields from Chamberlain Brown to 

attend his programs. 

Many letters concern commission payments to the Brown agency by actors while 

on the road in stock, and so provide insight into the itinerant actor’s life. There is 

also correspondence from aspiring performers, some of whom became 

disillusioned when Chamberlain Brown’s promises failed to materialize. 

Autographs and contracts for individuals are also filed with their correspondence. 

Correspondence with attorneys is filed at the end of the alphabet. 

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Sub-series 2 – Actors’ Equity Association, 1922 – 1955 

1 box 

Arrangement: Chronological 

Included in this series is correspondence relating to salary and commission 

matters, claims against the agency, and against actors by the Brown brothers. 

Of particular note is the correspondence relating to the controversy surrounding 

the production Chamberlain Brown’s Scrap Book (1932). Equity ruled the 

production should be deemed a revue, thus limiting it to eight performances per 

week, while Chamberlain Brown and cast argued the show should be classified as 

vaudeville. Actors were ordered to give two weeks’ notice. The ruling was then 

reversed but the orchestra’s demands to be paid before performances ultimately 

closed the production one week after the victory over Equity. 

Sub-series 3 – Soldiers and Sailors, 1928 – 1953 

3.5 boxes 


This series consists of correspondence between Chamberlain Brown and young 

servicemen and their families during World War II. In some instances, Brown 

appears to have found stories on these soldiers and sailors in newspapers or 

muscle magazines and wrote to them, sometimes asking for an autograph, 

sometimes with the promise of a theatrical career. Others worked in the theater or 

for the Brown agency before the war and their earlier correspondence is also filed 

here. His 1945 letterhead listed service men represented by Mr. Brown “for 

stage, screen and radio for which many have been placed.” Some servicemen 

continued to correspond with Brown after the war. 

Occasional references to more personal relationships between Chamberlain 

Brown and the men can be found in the correspondence. There are also a few gay 

serviceman writing to him, for example, one of his former employees. All of the 

letters provide a valuable window into the life of a serviceman during World War 

II. 

Sub-series 4 – Prisoners, 1926 – 1955 and undated 

2.5 boxes 


This series contains Chamberlain Brown correspondence with prisoners, most of 

whom he had known before their incarceration. There is also some 

correspondence with prison personnel, for example, a request by Brown to attend 

an execution at New Jersey State Prison. Prisoners sometimes wrote to 

Chamberlain Brown asking for money and/or jobs, which he promised them when 

they came up for parole. A large amount of the correspondence is with Arthur 

Chalmers, a New York City mounted policeman who worked near the Browns’ 

West 45 th Street office. Chalmers was convicted of murdering his alleged mistress 

around 1938. Chamberlain Brown arranged several benefit performances of the 

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play, Taken from Life, purportedly written by Chalmers and Brown; scripts are 

contained in the Productions series. There are also a number of letters from James 

P. DePew, who had formerly been an elevator boy in the building where the 

Browns had their office. 

Sub-series 5 – Autographs, 1858 – 1954 and undated 

4 boxes 


This series consists not only of many scrapbook pages and autographed clippings, 

but also includes other items, such as calling cards and sketches for performers 

and other notables. Some of these items were possibly purchased by the Brown 

brothers, in addition to those they collected themselves. (Some autographs are 

from the Norris Howes, Jr. “collection,” some of which is also at University of 

Delaware. The connection to the Brown brothers is unclear.) 

Many are undated, but feature 19th and early 20 th century performers. Additional 

autographs are contained in the General Correspondence with the individual’s 

correspondence. Of special note are autographs for Celia Adler, Julia Arthur, 

Douglas Fairbanks (senior), Sam Jaffe, Marilyn Miller, George Jean Nathan, and 

Alexander Woollcott. 

Series III: Professional Projects, 1909 – 1955 and undated 

17 boxes 

This series comprises the theatrical productions, including the stock companies run by 

the Brown brothers, as well as radio programs, clubs, lectures, and publications founded, 

produced, or performed by Chamberlain Brown. Writings include manuscripts by both 

Chamberlain and Lyman Brown. The General files contain materials for projects ranging 

from proposed (but unproduced) stock seasons to ideas for giving acting lessons. 

Sub-series 1 - Productions 

Sub-series 2 – Radio 

Sub-series 3 - Clubs 

Sub-series 4 – Lectures 

Sub-series 5 – Publications 

Sub-series 6 – Writings 


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Sub-series 1 – Productions, 1910 – 1949 and undated 

10 boxes 


This series documents the producing and production management activities of the 

Brown brothers, from 1910 with one of Chamberlain Brown’s earliest productions 

of his own script, The Chorus Boy, at the Village Hall in Annisquam, 

Massachusetts, through the late 1940s. Materials consist of correspondence, 

contracts, scripts, publicity materials, programs, sides, a few production materials, 

subscriber surveys and brochures, clippings, and financial papers such as box 

office statements, checkbooks, invoices, and receipts. Performers such as Judith 

Anderson, Claudette Colbert, Glenda Farrell, Preston Foster, Ruth Gordon, Don 

Murray, Florence Reed, Cesar Romero, Spencer Tracy, and Peggy Wood 

appeared under their productions. They also presented Ruth St. Denis and Ted 

Shawn in 1930. Under the auspices of Chamberlain Brown’s Castle Square 

Theatre Company, director and producer Harold Prince also appeared in The 

Third Degree at the DeMe. Studio, New York City (1948). Most of their 

productions appear to have been financial losses. 

Perhaps the most long-lived and best-documented of the various incarnations of 

the stock companies run by the brothers was the Chamberlain Brown Players, also 

known as the L. Chamberlain Brown Players. From the late 1920s to the late 

1930s, the Brown brothers operated the company at several theaters, including the 

Greenwich Theatre in Connecticut (1929), the Riviera Theatre in New York City 

(1931-1932), the Westchester Theatre in Mt.Vernon, New York (1931-1932), 

Bronxville Auditorium (1936), and at both (Nixon’s) Apollo Theatre (1933) and 

the Earle Theatre in Atlantic City, New Jersey (1934). Correspondence from 

Lyman to Chamberlain in the Personal and Family Papers indicates that Lyman 

ran the day-to-day operations in Atlantic City. The Westchester Theatre 

scrapbooks indicate that Lyman Brown also ran that company. One of 

Chamberlain Brown’s plays, Idle Tongues, was performed in Cedarhurst, Long 

Island in 1934 under the Chamberlain Brown Players’ auspices. A number of 

versions of the script, some unproduced, are contained in the papers. Brilliants, 

written by Lyman Brown, using the pseudonym Basil Bruce Trevino, was 

scheduled for production by the Chamberlain Brown Players at the Greenwich 

Theatre, but it is unclear if it ever opened. Materials on productions proposed but 

never produced by the Chamberlain Brown Players may be found in the 

Professional Projects - General series. Additional material on Chamberlain 

Brown’s early productions is contained in the Scrapbooks series. 

There are also materials for a number of individual productions including 

Chamberlain Brown’s Scrap Book which opened at the Ambassador Theatre in 

1932. This show caused Actors’ Equity Association to rule its actor members give 

notice from performing in it, since Equity termed the production as a revue, while 

Brown maintained it was a vaudeville. Although the ruling was reversed a week 

later, Chamberlain Brown was forced to close the show, since the musicians 

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demanded payment before performing. (Correspondence relating to Chamberlain 

Brown’s Scrap Book can be found with Actors’ Equity Association 

correspondence.) Materials relating to auditions, benefits, contests, and a dance 

marathon managed by the Brown brothers are also included in this series. 

Sub-series 2 - Radio, 1926 – 1952 and undated 

2.5 boxes 


Included in this series are correspondence, scripts, publicity material, and 

clippings for Chamberlain Brown’s radio programs, as well as a few items for 

television. The programs ranged from fifteen minute segments of Brown reading 

news of the theater, to studio productions with numerous guests and music. The 

programs for WINS (1936-1937), WMCA (1937), and WOR (1932 and later) are 

the best documented. Fritzi Scheff, Renee Carroll, Hy Gardner, Peggy Wood, and 

Charles Coburn, among others, appeared on Brown’s WMCA program in 1937. 

Richard Roffman’s correspondence (found in the Correspondence – General 

series) indicates Chamberlain Brown paid for his WGYN program, Stars of 

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (1948-1949) himself, without Lyman’s 

knowledge. This series also contains an undated script/scrapbook for a proposed 

television program on Chamberlain Brown’s life, Mr. Show Business, by Albert 

Oliver. Additional radio scripts and scripts possibly intended for radio can be 

found throughout the papers. 

Sub-series 3 – Clubs, 1938 – 1955 and undated 

.5 boxes 


This series consists of correspondence, talent forms, audition lists, programs, 

membership cards, and publicity materials relating to clubs either formed by 

Chamberlain Brown, or with which he was closely associated, namely, the 

Theatre Assembly. Brown’s clubs, such as Theatre Record Club, were frequently 

related to his other ventures, both productions and publications. The clubs 

included The Builders, Talent Matinee, Talent of the Hour Club, Theatre Lovers 

[sic] Club, and Theatre Record Club. Often, the purpose of the club was to 

showcase new talent in some way and featured guest judges. Chamberlain Brown 

would sometimes write to people in the news, including Eleanor Roosevelt, and 

theater notables to be judges. Club meetings were held at the Hotel Astor, Hotel 

Capitol, Carl Fischer Hall, and other venues. 

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Sub-series 4 – Lectures, 1932 – 1954 and undated 

1 box 

Arrangement: Chronological 

This series consists of correspondence, publicity materials, lecture notes, tickets, 

and clippings for Chamberlain Brown’s lectures on the theater. Much of the 

papers are solicitations for bookings and local audience members for a particular 

engagement. Brown lectured with occasional success at venues such as women’s 

clubs, at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut (1947), and the 

Browne & Nichols School in Cambridge, Massachusetts (1952) which he had 

attended. There are also materials for cancelled bookings, such as the Jersey City 

Women’s Club. 

Sub-series 5 – Publications, 1934 – 1954 and undated 

.75 boxes 


This series consists of correspondence, talent forms, financial papers, galleys, and 

individual issues of Chamberlain Brown’s publications on theater, another of his 

many financially unsuccessful attempts to redefine himself professionally. 

Publications include Chamberlain Brown’s Dramatic Mirror (1934-1935), Paint 

and Powder (1936-1937), and Theatre Record (1938-1953). Publication runs are 

incomplete. 

Sub-series 6 – Writings, 1909 – 1951 and undated 

1.25 boxes 

Arrangement: Alphabetical by Author, then by Title 

Included in this series are the Brown brothers’ plays, articles, book project ideas, 

and outlines. Chamberlain Brown’s works range from his earliest handwritten 

manuscript for The Social Stew (1909) to published columns such as “The Man 

Who Owns Broadway,” “Up and Down Broadway,” and “Casting Roundup” (ca. 

1951). Lyman Brown’s writings include an outline for The Passing Show of New 

York (1925) through materials relating to a proposed book, Blueprint for Summer 

Theatre (1948) and several articles on summer stock. Additional manuscripts by 

the Brown brothers (Idle Tongues by Chamberlain Brown and Brilliants and Zero 

Hour by Lyman Brown) are contained in the Productions series. 

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Box/Folder Description _ 


1 box 


This series is comprised of papers documenting Chamberlain Brown’s largely 

unsuccessful attempts at various commercial projects such as acting lessons and 

promotional tie-ins, as well as proposed productions, unproduced stock seasons, 

and papers relating to theater rentals for unspecified events. 

One of Chamberlain Brown’s many failed production ideas was the Dollar Top 

Theatre (1933) which attempted to make live theater available to the general 

public at affordable prices. Its inaugural production at the Ritz Theatre, Hope of a 

Tree by Leopold L. Atlas, was switched before opening to the play Oliver Twist 

and the opening was postponed three times and apparently never opened. 

Series IV: Scripts, 1899 – 1958 and undated 

13.5 boxes 

Arrangement: Alphabetical by Title 

This series contains playscripts, many undated, which may have been sent by aspiring 

playwrights, or possibly used for plays cast by the Brown brothers. They range from 

Whirligig: A Dramatic Conundrum in Two Guesses by Edgar Smith, music by John 

Stromberg, and lyrics by Harry B. Smith (1899) to Brook Hollow by George Batson (ca. 

1958). There are several radio scripts such as American Youth by Normand A. 

Archimbault (undated), New Tomorrows (1945) and Youth Promenade (1945) by Elsa 

Larabee Andrezen. Of special interest are Angel by Melchior Lengyel, English version 

by Guy Bolton (1934) and a one-act version of A Tale of Two Cities also by Guy Bolton 

(undated). There is also an undated script for the play Between Us Two by actress 

Florence Auer. Reader reports, synopses, fragments, and unidentified scripts are also 

contained in this series. One Lyle Leverich was a script reader for the Brown agency. 

Series V: Legal and Financial Papers, 1899 – 1961 and undated 

20.5 boxes 

This series consists of contracts, commission cards and sheets for clients, bank 

statements, correspondence and legal documents for collection actions against the Brown 

brothers, invoices, and receipts relating to their business and personal finances, which 

were almost always intertwined. Documents from family wills and trusts are included in 

this series. 

Sub-series 1 – Contracts 

Sub-series 2 – Commission Records 

Sub-series 3 – Loose Financial Records 


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Sub-series 1 – Contracts, 1911 – 1958 and undated 

1.5 boxes 


Included in this series are stock agreements and Actors’ Equity Association 

contracts for productions other than those listed in Productions series, or for those 

individuals who do not have a folder in the General Correspondence files. 

Representation agreements can also be found here, as well notes from actors 

promising to pay commissions to Chamberlain Brown if hired. Of particular 

interest are contracts for Eddie Bracken, Nancy Davis, Buster Keaton, Sheldon 

Leonard, Mildred Natwick, and William Tilden II. 

Sub-series 2 – Commission Records, 1920 – 1933 and undated 

9 boxes 

Arrangement: Cards are Alphabetical; Sheets are Chronological 

This series contains client commission cards and sheets kept by the agency. The 

cards are filed by the client’s name and include cards for numerous performers 

such as James Cagney, Clark and McCullough, Georgette Cohan, Claudette 

Colbert, Elisha Cook, Jr., William Frawley, Clark Gable, Helen Gahagan, Jules 

[sic] Garfield, Dorothy Gish, Lucille Lortel, Claire Boothe Luce, Alfred Lunt, 

Clifford Odets, Thelma Ritter, Cesar Romero, Rosalind Russell, Fritzi Scheff, 

Sylvia Sidney, Barbara Stanwyck, Norma Terris, Spencer Tracy, Gertrude 

Vanderbilt, Cora Witherspoon, and Peggy Wood. Of special note is the 

card for Marjorie Main with the note “Bad debt. Did not get paid.” 

Sub-series 3 – Loose Financial Records, 1933 – 1934 

3 boxes 

Arrangement: Chronological by Theater 

This series consists of weekly settlements and checks for the Chamberlain Brown 

Players’ summer engagements at (Nixon’s) Apollo Theatre (1933) and at the 

Earle Theatre (1934.) 


7 boxes 


This series includes bank statements, checks, correspondence, cards, ledger 

sheets, statements, salary lists, and office rents. There are legal documents and 

correspondence relating to the many lawsuits filed by vendors, bars, restaurants, 

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venues, and utilities against Chamberlain Brown for collection of funds due, as 

well as for his 1934 bankruptcy declaration. Rent was always a problem and the 

files are filled with correspondence regarding unpaid rent, dunning notices, and 

legal actions by the various realty companies. There is also correspondence in 

1951 with Century Pawnbrokers, where Chamberlain Brown pawned a typewriter 

and wristwatch. 

The Brown brothers received bequests from their father’s (George McDuffee 

Brown) estate and from their paternal aunts— Anne Brown Leacock (Aunt Nan) 

and Emma Brown Lyman (Aunt Kittie) both in their lifetimes and after their 

deaths. The papers include estate correspondence, wills, and trust statements. 

Two handwritten informal “wills” by Chamberlain and Lyman Brown in 1933 

and 1938 are also contained in this series. 

Series VI: Office Files, ca. 1908 – 1961 and undated 

8.75 boxes 

Included in this series are contact cards for performers and stage managers, stock theater 

schedules, bulletins, and notes by Lyman Brown, and administrative office files. 

Sub-series 1 – Contact Cards 

Sub-series 2 - Stock Theaters 


Sub-series 1 – Contact Cards, ca. 1923 – 1955 and undated 

3 index card boxes 


This series consists of mostly undated Contact Cards. Cards sometimes include 

clippings about the performer, credits, and descriptions. The files are on index 

cards, but are also sometimes on slips of paper. Some performers have more than 

one card and occasionally there is a small photo. There are cards for Tad Mosel, 

Zero Mostel, Jules Munshin, Jan Murray, and Henny Youngman, with 

handwritten names and addresses on the card, although there is no evidence the 

Brown agency represented these performers. A separate file exists for stage 

managers, but only for the letters “A” and “B.” 

Sub-series 2 – Stock Theaters, ca. 1908 – 1961 and undated 

2.75 boxes 

Arrangement: By Format 

This series contains bulletins and schedules published by the major stock play 

publishers such as American Play Company, Century Play Company, and 

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Co=National [sic] Plays, as well as schedules for stock productions kept by 

Lyman Brown, as well as his extensive notes regarding negotiations and stars. Of 

particular note are the box office statements (for a 1949 stock production of 

Accent on Youth starring Paul Lukas) signed by Tom Ewell who was employed by 

the Brown brothers. 


3 boxes 


Included in this series are general administrative agency files such as casting files, 

employee files, notes and memoranda, stationery, and a number of industry 

publications. Papers for Actors’ Equity Association other than correspondence 

are contained in this series. 

Series VII: Fritzi Scheff Papers, 1905 – 1955 and undated 

1.5 boxes 

Arrangement: By Format 

This series is comprised of extensive correspondence between Scheff and the Brown 

brothers, from 1920 to 1955, manuscript drafts of a biography, programs, ephemera, and 

clippings. There are also contracts, some financial papers, and a few publicity materials 

for a 1930 vaudeville tour of Fritzi Scheff and Company, presented by Chamberlain 

Brown. 

Series VIII: Photographs, 1886 – 1956 and undated 

3.75 boxes 

This series contains both personal and family photos, as well as agency photos of 

performers and of other theatrical subjects, and photos either sent to or purchased by the 

Brown brothers. Some photos are autographed. 

Sub-series 1 – Personal and Family 

Sub-series 2 – Performers and Clients 


Sub-series 1 – Personal and Family, 1886 – 1952 and undated 

1.5 boxes 


Included in this series are photos of each of the Brown brothers separately and 

together, mostly as children, and also a photo of them probably with their 

maternal grandfather, General Samuel Emery Chamberlain. There is also a 

wedding portrait of Delorious T. Brown, their mother, as well as a photo of their 

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father George McDuffee Brown, unidentified Brown and Chamberlain family 

members, and albums. Photos of family homes, including Maple Hall and 

Chamberlain Lodge in Annisquam, Massachusetts are also in this series. 

Sub-series 2 – Performers and Clients, 1917 – 1956 and undated 

2 boxes 


This series consists of photographs of notables such as Jack Dempsey, Paul 

Douglas, Vince Edwards, Jack Lord, Mary Pickford, Fritzi Scheff, and Lenore 

Ulric. A number of the photos (almost all of men) are from the agency card files 

and includes 3″ x 5″ photos of performers such as Ray Bolger, Joe E. Brown, Jack 

Haley, George Jessel, Teddy Hart, Sterling Holloway, Walter Matthau, Arthur 

Treacher, and Bert Wheeler. The series also contains a small number of photos of 

stage managers from the agency files. Some of the client photos are stamped 

“Chamberlain Brown Patricia Allen Agency.” 


.25 boxes 


This series is comprised of photos of prisoners, soldiers, and theater companies. 

Of particular note is a 1919 photo of actors such as Donald Brian, Patricia 

Collinge, Frank Craven, and others at an Actors’ Fund function in Chicago. Also 

included are Fritzi Scheff family photos. 

Series IX: Clippings, 1902 – 1961 and undated 

15.75 boxes 


This series consists of the voluminous newspaper clippings on performers kept by the 

Brown brothers on numerous stage and screen personalities through 1961, the year of 

Lyman Brown’s death. The clipping files include some of the Brown brothers’ favorite 

stars such as Alice Brady, Violet Heming, Helen Menken, Blanche Ring, and Frances 

Starr, as well as some of their discoveries such as Clark Gable and Helen Hayes. There 

are also files for Billie Burke, Louis Calhern, Eddie Cantor, Claudette Colbert, Ann 

Corio, William Gaxton, Al Jolson, Elsa Maxwell, Burgess Meredith, Barbara Stanwyck, 

Sophie Tucker, Rudy Vallee, Orson Welles, Robert Young, and others. 

Series X: Scrapbooks, ca. 1880s – 1950 and undated [Bulk Dates ca. 1880s – ca. 

1929 and undated] 

637 boxes 


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This series contains a most extensive collection of scrapbooks kept by Chamberlain and 

Lyman Brown from their childhood through their adulthood, mostly documenting a large 

array of 19 th and 20 th century performers, as well as other theater subjects. There are also 

several personal scrapbooks relating to Chamberlain Brown. A number of the 

scrapbooks contain programs for miscellaneous productions seen by the Brown brothers 

at theaters such as the Hartford Opera House, Parsons Theatre also in Hartford, 

Connecticut, and on trips to New York City. Several scrapbooks also cover 

miscellaneous actors and actresses. The Theatre Record scrapbooks (1903 – 1914) 

include two volumes of the playgoing diaries kept by Chamberlain and Lyman Brown, 

while several other volumes appear to have been purchased. (See also Related Materials 

– Chamberlain and Lyman Brown Theatrical Diaries.) 

Included in the scrapbooks are mostly clippings, but also programs, a number of 

photographs, and other ephemera for the performers. In some instances, there are 

multiple scrapbooks for the star, such as Edith Ellis, Violet Heming, Elsie Janis, Helen 

Menken, Tom Mix, Marjorie Rambeau, and Joseph Schildkraut to name but a few. Some 

of the most notable personalities include Maude Adams, Humphrey Bogart, Mrs. Leslie 

Carter, Clark Gable, Helen Hayes, Edward Everett Horton, Bert Lahr, Fredric March, 

Carlotta Monterey, Antoinette Perry, William Powell, Fritzi Scheff, Clifton Webb, and 

Peggy Wood. 

The Chamberlain Brown scrapbooks provide some of the only information in the 

collection on his early career. His summer productions of The Social Stew (1909) and 

The Chorus Boy (1910) in Annisquam, Massachusetts are well-documented in the 

scrapbooks. The two Westchester Theatre scrapbooks document the 1931-1932 

productions there by the Chamberlain Brown Players. 

Series XI: Oversized, ca. 1890s – 1953 and undated 

18 boxes 

Arrangement: By Size and Format 

This series is comprised of lists of stock productions, scrapbook fragments for stars such 

as Kenneth MacKenna, Paul Muni, Ethel Shutta, and Ernest Truex, photographs, posters, 

publicity materials, and clippings, some of which are autographed. The lists and 

schedules of stock productions appear to have been filled-in by the Brown office. 

Photographs include a portrait of Chamberlain Brown (ca. 1920s), as well as a photo of 

Emma Brown Lyman (Aunt Kittie). 

Of particular note are the posters for some of Chamberlain Brown’s early productions, 

including The Social Stew and The Chorus Boy at the Village Hall, Annisquam, 

Massachusetts (1909, 1910), and for Night of January 16 th at Bronxville Auditorium 

(1936), as well as newsletters for the Brown brothers’ stock companies at the Greenwich 

Theatre, Greenwich, Connecticut (1929) and Riviera Theatre, New York City (1931). 

There are also clippings autographed by Bennett Cerf, Charles Laughton, and Winged 

Victory cast members. 

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Box 1 

Series I: Personal and Family Papers, 1849 – 1960 and undated 


Brown, Chamberlain Correspondence, 1907 – 1952 and undated 

Brown, George M. (Father), 1930 – 1937 and undated 

F. 1 1930 - 1934 

F. 2 1935 – 1937 and undated 

Brown, Lyman, 1928 – 1941 and undated 

F. 3 1928 

F. 4 1933 – 1934 (Includes correspondence re: Atlantic City run.) 

F. 5 ca. 1933 – 1934 (Includes correspondence mostly re: Atlantic City 

run.) 

F. 6 1939 – 1941 (Includes “diatribe” by Lyman Brown, Mar. 16, 1939.) 

F. 7 undated 

Leacock, Ann Brown (Aunt Nan), 1938 – 1948 and undated 

F. 8 1938 - 1940 

F. 9 1941 – 1948 and undated 

Lyman, Emma Brown (Aunt Kittie), 1932 – 1941 and undated 

F. 10 1932 - 1941 

F. 11 undated 

F. 12 Swan, Roma (Cousin), 1952 Dec. 8 

Miscellaneous, 1907 – 1951 and undated 

F. 13 Re: Birth Certificate, 1942 

F. 14 Re: Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman Collection, 1941, 1951 

and undated (See also Lyman Brown correspondence from 

Harry L. Swan.) 

F. 15 Fan Letter to Lois Ewell, ca. 1907 

F. 16 Gimbel’s Re: Aunt Kittie’s Gift Card, 1940 

Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman Correspondence, undated 

F. 17 Brodhead, William F. and Helen (Doctor), 1933 – 1957 and 

undated (Includes correspondence to and from, prescriptions, diet, 

and cancelled checks. See also Dollar Top Theatre correspondence, 

ca. 1932.) 

F. 18 Brown, Mrs. Charles M., 1948 (Includes Polly Brown Pierce wedding 

invitation.) 

F. 19 Johnston, Carmelita Latimer (Mrs. Burton C., Maternal 

Relation), undated 

F. 20 - 21 Lyman, Emma Brown (Aunt Kittie), 1941 – 1942 and undated 

(Includes letter re: Aunt Kittie’s death.) 

Brown, Lyman Correspondence, 1933 – 1959 and undated 

Brown, Chamberlain (Probably), 1933 – 1951 and undated 

(Correspondence addressed to “Babe,” “Baby,” and “Lem.”) 

F. 22 1933 - 1951 

F. 23 -24 undated 

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Box 2 


F. 1 1933 - 1934 

F. 2 1935 – 1937 and undated 

F. 3 Brown, Kate (Father’s Second Wife), undated 

F. 4 Derick, C.W., 1937 

Leacock, Ann B. (Aunt Nan), ca. 1936 – 1953 and undated 

F. 5 ca. 1936 - 1941 

F. 6 1942 

F. 7 1943 

F. 8 1944 

F. 9 1945 - 1946 

F. 10-11 1947 

F. 12 1948 

F. 13 1949 

F. 14 1950 

F. 15 1951 

F. 16 1952 

F. 17 1953 and undated 

Box 3 

F. 1 Leacock, Arthur G. (Uncle), 1938 – 1945 (See also Financial and 

Legal papers: George M. Brown estate, 1947.) 

Lyman, Emma Brown (Aunt Kittie), 1934 – 1942 and undated 

F. 2 1934 - 1937 

F. 3 1938 

F. 4 1939 

F. 5 1940 – 1941 

F. 6 1942 

F. 7-8 undated 

F. 9 Sargent, Kenneth J., 1953 (Includes correspondence re: Aunt Nan.) 

F. 10 Swan, Roma and Harry (Cousins), 1945 – 1959 and undated 

(Includes letter re: Chamberlain and Lyman Brown collection, 1959.) 

F. 11 Wentworth, Martha, undated (Includes note probably to Lyman 

Brown.) 

F. 12 Wightman, Dora, 1952 

F. 13 Birthday Telegrams, 1940 – 1958 (Birthday greetings are also filed in 

individual General Correspondence folders.) 

F. 14 Condolence Letters on Chamberlain Brown’s Death, 1955 – 

1956 (Includes card from Mr. and Mrs. Ezio Pinza.) 

F. 15 Miscellaneous, 1943 – 1946 (Includes note re: clothing and books at 

Aunt Nan’s summer home.) 

F. 16 Brown, Mrs. Frank S. (Ann M. McDuffee, Paternal Grandmother), 

1905 and undated (Includes two notes from Chamberlain.) 

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F. 17 (Includes two letters to Frank Brown; the only known Frank Brown was 

paternal grandfather of Chamberlain and Lyman Brown, but letters 

are addressed to “My dear brother” by George M. Brown.) 

F. 18 Brown, Lyman, undated 

F. 19 Todd, Maria P. (Niece), 1937 and undated (Includes letter to “Kate” 

Brown and copy of note to Mrs. Todd from George M. Brown.) 

F. 20 Brown, Delorious T. (Mrs. George M. Brown – Mother), undated 

(Includes short note from Chamberlain Brown.) 

Brown, George M. and Delorious T. (Parents), 1911 and undated 

F. 21 Chamberlain, Samuel Emery (Maternal Grandfather), undated 

F. 22 Lyman, Emma Brown (Nan), 1911 (Includes note re: Nan’s 

engagement to Arthur G. Leacock.) 

Leacock, Ann B. (Aunt Nan), 1941 - 1953 

F. 23 Brown, Chamberlain, 1946 - 1953 

F. 24 Brown, Lyman, 1941 - 1953 

F. 25 Lyman, Emma Brown (Aunt Kittie), 1937 – 1938 and undated 

(Includes correspondence from Chamberlain and or Lyman.) 

F. 26 Miscellaneous, 1933 – 1952 and undated (Includes several pieces of 

correspondence to and from Chamberlain and or Lyman Brown and 

family members and friends, some identified by first name only.) 


Brown, Chamberlain, 1911 – 1955 and undated 

Box 4 

F. 1 Acting Career – Programs, 1911 - 1942 

Agent’s License, 1914 – 1955 and undated 

F. 2 General, 1940 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence and 

forms.) 

F. 3 Licenses, 1914 - 1954 

F. 4 Appearances, 1938 – 1948 and undated 

F. 5 Awards and Certificates, 1944 – 1952 and undated 

F. 6 Biographies and Autobiographies, 1952 and undated 

F. 7 Committees - “Miss New York City Steps Out for Navy Relief,” 

1942 (Chamberlain Brown asked to serve on committee.) 

F. 8 Headstone, 1956 (Includes letter to Lyman Brown from memorial 

company re: Chamberlain’s headstone.) 

F. 9 Horoscope and Graphology Report, 1934 and undated 

F. 10 Invitations, 1934 – 1944 and undated 

F. 11 Notes, undated (Includes six items, one of which is Way Down East cast 

list.) 

F. 12 Poem by Jack Shafer, undated (Poem typed on Newark Ledger paper.) 

Brown, Lyman, 1928 – 1944 

F. 13 Agent’s License, 1942 – 1944 (Includes correspondence with Screen 

Actors Guild.) 

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Datebooks, 1928 - 1930 

F. 14 1928 (Includes description of day of mother’s death, July 21 st . George 

M. Cohan invited the Brown brothers to dinner.) 

F. 15 1930 (Datebook imprinted “1929,” but used in 1930 for notes on 

finances.) 

F. 16 Ration Books and Draft Cards, 1942 and ca. 1940s 

Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman, 1905 – 1958 and undated 

F. 17 Club Programs and Publications, 1933 – 1952 and undated 

(Includes publications by Drama Study Club, The Lambs, Pleiades 

Club, and The Three Arts Club.) 

F. 18 Holiday Cards and Invitations, 1926 – 1934 and undated 

(Includes mostly holiday cards from the Brown brothers, Christmas 

crossword by Ruth White, and card signed by cast of unidentified 

play, including Blanche Ring and Julia Kelety.) 

Box 5 

Medical, 1930 – 1956 and undated 

F. 1 Dentist, 1946 – 1955 and undated 

F. 2 Eye Doctor, 1949 

F. 3 Hospital and Miscellaneous, 1930 – 1956 and undated 

F. 4 Membership Cards, 1916 – ca. 1946 and undated 

F. 5 Memorabilia Purchases, 1941 and 1958 (Includes correspondence re: 

purchases and possible purchases.) 

F. 6 Portraits, 1929 – 1935 and undated (Includes drawing by Dennis 

Barbarito, “New Deal for the Actor,” by I.N. Reices (sp.?), silhouettes 

by Holden D. Wetherbee, with Taylor Holmes sketch and autograph 

on verso, and letter from Alexander Sander re: doing sketch. ) 

Programs, 1905 – 1958 and undated 

F. 7 Motion pictures, 1935 

Theater, 1905 - 1958 (Includes some autographed.) 

F. 8 A – C, 1923 – 1955 and undated (Includes program for Clark 

Gable in Anna Christie, Palace, Houston, 1928.) 

F. 9 D – L, 1921 – 1953 and undated 

F. 10 M – R, 1912 – 1955 and undated (Includes programs for Flora 

Robson and Michael Redgrave in Macbeth, National Theatre, 

New York City, 1948 (signed), and for Helen Hayes in Mary 

Jane’s Pa, Columbia Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1912.) 

F. 11 S – T, 1924 – 1958 and undated (Includes programs for Clark 

Gable in Sinner, Palace, Houston, 1928, and for Deborah Kerr 

in Tea and Sympathy, Lyceum Theatre, Minneapolis, undated 

(signed).) 

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F. 12 V – Z, ca. 1905 – 1952 and undated (Includes programs for 

Prospect Theatre (vaudeville), and for Winged Victory, 

undated (signed) and for Lucile Watson and Peggy Conklin in 

Yes, My Darling Daughter, Playhouse Theatre, New York 

City, 1937 (signed).) 

F. 13 Miscellaneous, 1922 – 1954 and undated (Includes programs 

for musical performances, souvenir program for opening of 

Dufwin Theatre, Oakland, Ca., musical performances, Annual 

All-Star Show for Israel Orphan Asylum, Madison Square 

Garden, 1934, testimonial dinner for Victor Moore, Lights 

Club, Freeport, N.Y., undated (signed), and for Pagliacci, 

Tremont Theatre, Boston, undated (signed by cast with 

notes).) 

F. 14 Residence, 1947 and undated (Includes notes re: missing object; see 

also Legal and Financial papers.) 

F. 15 School, 1906 – 1934 (Includes Latin homework assignment for 

Chamberlain and two report cards for Lyman from Browne & Nichols 

School.) 

F. 16 Special Interests, 1940 – 1955 (Includes correspondence mostly re: 

newspaper articles of interest, but also permission to use 

Chamberlain’s Opera Quiz questions.) 

F. 17 Ticket Stubs, 1936 – 1938 and undated (Includes stubs for 

unidentified productions, probably belonging to the Browns.) 

Clippings, ca. 1900, 1923 – 1958 and undated 

Box 6 

F. 1 ca. 1900, 1923 - 1941 

F. 2 1942 – 1958 and undated 

Brown and Chamberlain Family Papers, 1849 – 1960 and undated 

F. 3 Brattle Storage Warehouse, 1924 – 1938 (Includes mostly 

correspondence and invoices for payment.) 

Brown, Delorious T. (Mrs. George McDuffee Brown – Mother), 

ca. 1889 – 1959 

F. 4 1907 – 1959 (Includes calling card, two letters from New Hampshire 

Historical Society re: wedding gown, and letter from Howard K. 

Brown re: family history.) 

F. 5 Wedding Souvenir Album, ca. 1889 (Includes partially completed 

published wedding album.) 

F. 6 Brown, George M. (Father), 1903 – 1911 and undated (Includes 

note to “Miss Duffy” and receipts from family members.) 

F. 7 Brown, Leo H., 1943 (Includes second-hand dealer license.) 

F. 8 Chamberlain, General Joshua M., 1960 (Includes reviews of 

biography published.) 

Chamberlain, General Samuel Emery (Maternal Grandfather), 

1849 – 1956 and undated 

F. 9 General, 1849 – 1906 and undated (Includes letter from Edward 

Baker, Bookseller, Jan. 29, 1906, letter to Mrs. Lydia 

Chamberlain re: her son, Samuel, from John G. Wood, Apr. 11, 

1849, and a pencil sketch of Maple Hall, the family home, 

probably by Samuel Chamberlain.) 

F. 10 Correspondence Re: Diary, 1943 – 1956 

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Series II: Correspondence, 1858 – 1961 and undated 


F. 11 Aarons, Jules, 1937 - 1938 

F. 12 Abarbanell, Lina, 1933 - 1955 

F. 13 Abbey, May E., 1937 - 1946 

F. 14 Abbott, George, 1933 - 1952 

F. 15 Abbott, Judy, 1943 - 1948 

F. 16 Abbott, Ruth, 1939 - 1944 

F. 17 Abel, Walter, 1939 – 1955 (Includes one letter from Abel.) 

F. 18 Able, Will, 1952 – 1955 (Includes correspondence from Bill Acorn, Lyn 

Shirley (Acorn & Shirley).) 

F. 19-20 Abriel, Warren, 1946 – 1955 and undated 

F. 21-22 Acker, Mabel, 1938 – 1950 and undated (Includes letters to Lyman 

Brown.) 

F. 23 Ackerman, Harry, 1936 - 1949 

F. 24 Ackerman, P. Dodd, 1936 - 1938 

F. 25 Acton, Wallace, 1936 – 1956 and undated 

Box 7 

F. 1 Adams, Barton, 1930 - 1934 

F. 2 Adams, Bruce, 1938 – 1960 and undated 

F. 3 Adams, Jack, 1946 - 1952 

F. 4 Adams, Laurence W., 1937 – 1952 

F. 5 Adams, Paul, 1938 – 1949 

F. 6 Adams, Peter, 1947 – 1949 

F. 7 Addiss, Jus, 1948 

F. 8 Adikes, Catherine, 1942 – 1943 (Includes sheet music for songs by 

Adikes.) 

F. 9 Adler, Adeline, 1954 – 1955 

F. 10 Adler, Gen. and Mrs. Julius Ochs, 1941 – 1947 (Includes one note 

from General Adler’s assistant and two letters from Mrs. Adler; see also 

Talent of the Hour Club correspondence, 1941.) 

F. 11 Adler, Stella, 1935 – 1954 

F. 12 Aegis Theatre Club, Inc., 1948 – 1950 

F. 13 Agee, James, 1949 

F. 14 Agin, Boyd, 1943 – 1944 (Includes contract.) 

F. 15 Aherne, Brian, 1937 – 1955 

F. 16 Aiken, David, 1953 

F. 17 Ainsley, Billy, 1954 - 1955 

F. 18 Akers, Bob, 1954 

F. 19 Akins, Zöe, 1941 – 1942 (Includes correspondence with others re: play 

written by Akins.) 

F. 20 Alarimo, John, 1953 – 1955 

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F. 21 Albertson, Arthur, 1921 (Includes one letter and Equity contract for Wait 

Till We’re Married.) 

F. 22 Albright, Hardie, 1927 – 1939 and undated 

F. 23 Alden, Robert, 1946 – 1954 

F. 24 Aldin, Harley, 1931 - 1938 

F. 25 Aldrich, Mariska, 1952 - 1953 

F. 26 Alexander, Alex, 1946 – 1955 and undated 

F. 27 Alexander, Charles, 1938 - 1946 

F. 28 Alexander, Jimmy, 1953 – 1955 and undated 

F. 29 Alexander, Ronald, 1939 – 1941 

F. 30 Allbritton, Louise, 1950 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 31 Allen, Edgar, 1928 – 1934 

F. 32 Allen, Fred, 1950 -1955 and undated 

F. 33 Allen, Ida Bailey, 1928 – 1947 

F. 34 Allen, Joseph, 1927 – 1934 and undated 

F. 35 Allen, June, 1940 – 1945 

F. 36 Allen, Lester, 1943 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 37 Allen, Mary True, 1947 – 1951 and undated 

F. 38 Allen, Robert, 1931 – 1954 

F. 39 Allen, Vera, 1928 – 1949 and undated 

F. 40 Allen, Viola, 1940 – 1947 and undated 

Box 8 

F. 1 Allenby, Peggy, 1930 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 2 Allenton, Joseph, 1934 – 1938 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 3 Allgood, Sara, 1946 – 1949 

F. 4 Allison, George Jr., 1950 – 1955 

F. 5 Allister, Claud [sic], 1931 – 1954 

F. 6 Allyn, Alan, 1940 – 1947 

F. 7 Alpert, Mickey, 1951 – 1955 

Altimond, Dick, 1946 - 1955 

F. 8 1946 – 1947 June 

F. 9 1947 July – 1948 June 

F. 10 1948 July – 1948 Dec. 

F. 11 1949 


F. 13 Altman, I.I. (“Al,”) 1936 – 1939 

F. 14 Altman, Ruth, 1932 – 1955 

F. 15 Altobell, Leonard, 1939 – 1955 (Includes correspondence mostly re: 

summer theater.) 

F. 16 Ambrose, Helen, 1936 

F. 17 Ameche, Don, ca. 1933 – 1955 

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F. 18 American Academy of Dramatic Arts, 1932 – 1941 

F. 19 American Negro Theatre, 1947 May 9 

F. 20 American Play Company, 1952 

F. 21 American Theatre Council, 1937 (Includes letter and brochure to 

Lawrence Ames re: first national convention.) 

F. 22 Ames, Leon, 1931 – 1946 

F. 23-24 Ames, Marshall, 1936 - 1938 

F. 25 Ames, Michael, 1945 – 1946 

F. 26 Amherst Drama Festival (Mass.), 1940 

F. 27 Amsden, Dorothy, 1949 

F. 28 Amy, Frank, Jr., 1939 - 1940 

Box 9 

F. 1 Anders, Glenn, 1924 – 1959 and undated (Includes Equity contract for 

So This is Politics.) 

F. 2 Anderson, Arthur, 1944 – 1946 

F. 3 Anderson, Donald R., 1952 – 1953 

F. 4 Anderson, John, 1951 

F. 5 Anderson, John Murray, 1933, 1947 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

two notes from Anderson.) 

F. 6 Anderson, Judith, 1929 – 1950 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Anderson, Mary, 1948 – 1949 

F. 8 Anderson Paquita, 1945 – 1947 

F. 9 Anderson, Paul, 1943 – 1947 (Includes stock contract.) 

F. 10-11 Anderson, Robert, 1940 – 1941 (Includes correspondence re: Straw in the 

Wind and letter to Arthur Pierson, Nov. 30, 1940.) 

F. 12 Andrews, Adora, 1950 - 1951 

F. 13 Andrews, Albert Garcia (A.G.), 1931 – 1944 

F. 14 Andrews, Ann, 1935 – 1955 

F. 15 Andrews, Dana, 1945 – 1952 (Includes two letters from Andrews.) 

F. 16 Andrews, Edward, 1939 – 1949 

F. 17 Andrews, Tod, 1947 – 1949 

F. 18 Andrezen, Elsa, 1944 – 1945 (See also Scripts.) 

F. 19 Angle, Charles, 1931 – 1933 

F. 20 Anglim, Paul Gifford, 1950 (Includes some correspondence re: The 

Bostonians, Inc.) 

F. 21 Anglin, Margaret, 1935 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 22 Antel, Dorothea, 1935 – 1937 

F. 23 Anthony, Harry, 1937 - 1942 

F. 24 Anthony, John J., 1938 – 1959 

F. 25 Appell, Don, 1943 – 1948 

F. 26 Appleby, Stephen Ker, 1939 

F. 27 Appler, Walter, 1938 – 1948 

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F. 28 Apstein, Theodore, 1940 - 1941 

F. 29 Archer, Frank, 1936 – 1937 and undated 

F. 30 Arden, Elizabeth 1937 – 1946 (Includes correspondence mostly re: 

invitations to speak.) 

F. 31 Ardsley, Adele, 1936 – 1954 

F. 32 Arginto, Mario, 1949 

F. 33 Arkansas State Theatre, 1949 

F. 34-35 Arlen, Richard, 1938 – 1959 and undated (Includes autograph and 

correspondence with Mrs. Arlen.) 

F. 36 Arling, Joyce, 1934 – 1949 

F. 37 Armetta, Henry, 1939 – 1945 

F. 38 Armitage, Buford, 1932 – 1950 

F. 39 Armitage, Walter, 1932 – 1952 

F. 40 Armstrong, Bob, 1944 – 1945 

F. 41 Arnall, Curtis, 1928 – 1937 

Box 10 

F. 1 Arno, Peter, 1938 – 1948 (Includes only correspondence sent to Arno.) 

F. 2-3 Arnold, Ainsworth, 1925 – 1952 and undated 

F. 4 Arnold, Edward, 1940 – 1956 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 5 Arthur, Don, 1943 – 1944 

F. 6 Arthur, Dorothy, 1938 

F. 7 Arthur, Helen, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

F. 8 Arthur, Jack, 1934 - 1950 

F. 9 Arthur, Jean, 1933 – 1949 

F. 10 Arthur, Phil, 1941 – 1958 and undated 

F. 11 Arto, Vincent, 1950 

F. 12 Ash, Paul, 1928 – 1947 and undated 

F. 13 Ashe, Warren, 1928 -1946 

F. 14 Ashley, Joel, 1939 – 1947 and undated 

F. 15 Askin, Leon, 1947 - 1949 

F. 16 Astaire, Fred, 1941 - 1953 

F. 17 Astor, Mary, 1940 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 18 Atherton, Daisy, 1943 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 19 Atwell, Roy, 1947 

Auer, Florence, 1931 – 1960 and undated (See also Scripts – Between 

Us Two by Auer.) 

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F. 20 1931 – 1945 (Includes Equity contract for Grand General, June 28, 1955, 

postcards with pictures of homes of Myrna Loy, Jean Arthur, Deanna 

Durbin, George Burns, and Gracie Allen, 1942.) 

F. 21 1946 - 1960 


F. 24 Auer, Mischa, 1941 – 1947 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 25 August, Edwin, 1946 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 26 Aumont, Jean Pierre, 1945 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 27 Austin, J.W., 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 28 Averell, Florence B., 1943 – 1948 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 29 Avery, Charles, 1946 

F. 30 Avondale Theatre (Indianapolis, Ind.), 1956 – 1959 (See also William 

Tregoe correspondence.) 

“A” Miscellaneous, 1917 – 1960 and undated 

Box 11 

F. 1 Aa – Adams, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes notes from Cindy 

Adams and Mason Adams.) 

F. 2 Adde – Alexander, 1917 – 1956 and undated (Includes notes from 

Wesley Addy, Larry Adler, and Eddie Albert.) 

F. 3 Alf – Alton, 1922 – 1955 and undated 

F. 4 Ama – Antrim, 1928 – 1956 and undated (Includes notes from 

Maxwell Anderson and Louis K. Anspacher.) 

F. 5 App – Arnst, 1932 – 1960 and undated 

F. 6 As – Ayres, 1935 – 1958 and undated (Includes notes from Gene 

Autry and Brooks Atkinson.) 

F. 7 Bachrach, Fabian, 1947 (Contains correspondence re: invitations and 

regrets per staff.) 

F. 8 Bainter, Fay, 1939 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 9 Baird, Stewart, 1936 – 1941 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Baker, Belle, 1951 and undated (Includes letter to Baker and autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 11 Baker, Ellis, 1932 – 1933 

F. 12 Baker, Fay, 1940 – 1953 and undated 

F. 13 Baker, Lee, 1928 – 1936 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 14 Baker, Martha Atwood, 1943 – 1946 

F. 15 Baker, Phil, 1939 – 1951 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Baker, Robert, 1946 

F. 17 Baldwin, Richard C., 1944 – 1949 

F. 18 Baldwin, Robert, 1934 – 1935 and undated 

F. 19 Ballard, Francis, 1944 – 1948 

F. 20-21 Ballard, Fred, 1931 - 1942 

F. 22 Ballew, Smith, 1932 – 1933 (Includes Local 802 contracts and summons 

for bad check to Ballew.) 

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F. 23 Ballou, Marion, 1937 – 1938 and undated 

F. 24 Banham, Sam, 1945 - 1948 

F. 25-26 Bankhead, Tallulah, 1932 – 1954 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 27 Bannerman, Margaret, 1937 – 1950 and undated 

F. 28 Bannister, Harry, 1921 – 1953 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

Box 12 

F. 1 Bar Harbor Playhouse (Me.), 1934 – 1948 

F. 2 Bara, Theda, 1934 – 1939 

F. 3 Baragrey, John, 1943 – 1948 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 4 Barbee, Richard, 1944 – 1951 and undated 

F. 5 Barclay, John, 1939 – 1949 

F. 6 Barclay, Richard, 1932 – 1953 

F. 7 Bard, Ben, 1936 – 1955 (Includes letter describing Angie Dickinson, Oct. 

24, 1953.) 

F. 8 Bari, Lynn, 1945 – 1952 

F. 9 Barker, Jess, 1934 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 10 Barker, Lex, 1951 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets 

per MCA.) 

F. 11 The Barnstormers (Tamworth, N.H.), 1938 

F. 12 Barnard, Henry, 1950 

F. 13 Barnard, Sam, 1948 – 1949 

F. 14 Barnes, Earl, 1945 

F. 15 Barnes, George, 1927 – 1935 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Barnes, Howard G., 1954 

F. 17 Barnes, Howard M., 1938 – 1940 and undated 

F. 18 Barnes, Kempster, 1947 - 1948 

F. 19 Barnett, Zöe, 1918 – 1951 

F. 20 Barnwald, William H., 1932 – 1939 and undated 

F. 21 Barr, Florence, 1947 

F. 22 Barrat, Robert, 1928 – 1931 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 23 Barrett, Raymond, 1941 

F. 24 Barrett, Richard, 1949 – 1950 and undated 

F. 25 Barrie, Elaine, 1939 – 1945 

F. 26 Barrie, Leslie, 1929 – 1943 (Includes inscribed booklet, Swells the Note of 

Praise and reviews of Journey’s End.) 

F. 27 Barrison, Philip, 1936 – 1939 

F. 28 Barry, Bobby, 1930 - 1955 

F. 29 Barry, Donald (“Red”), 1941 - 1951 

F. 30 Barry, John, 1944 - 1946 

F. 31 Barry, William E., 1930 – 1947 

F. 32 Barrymore, Diana, 1945 – 1955 and undated 

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F. 33 Barrymore, Ethel, 1928 – 1944 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 34 Barsa, Joseph, 1935 – 1939 

F. 35 Barthé, Richmond, 1947 

F. 36 Barthelmess, Richard, 1939 – 1946 

F. 37 Bartholomew, Freddie, 1944 – 1947 

F. 38 Bartlett, Elise, 1917 – 1944 (Includes agreement to represent and 

handwritten ledger of wages earned.) 

F. 39 Bartlett, Lillian, 1942 - 1948 

F. 40 Bartlett, Michael, 1936 1944 (Includes autographed program for Follow 

Your Heart and handbill for Town Hall concert.) 

F. 41 Barton, Dan, 1946 – 1948 

F. 42 Barton, James, 1938 – 1943 and undated 

F. 43 Barton, John, 1940 – 1944 

F. 44 Barton, Otis, 1935 - 1941 

Box 13 

F. 1 Bartsch, Hans, 1932 – 1947 (See also Scripts. and General Office Files – 

Casting - The Chocolate Soldier.) 

F. 2 Baruch, André, 1947 – 1948 

F. 3 Basch, Harry, 1947 - 1949 

F. 4 Bass Rocks Theatre (a.k.a. Bass Rocks Summer Theatre) 

(Gloucester, Mass.), 1939 – 1947 

F. 5 Bassing, Robert, 1944 (Includes Equity contract for Abie’s Irish Rose.) 

F. 6 Bates, Lulu, 1947 – 1948 and undated 

F. 7 Batista, Miriam, 1939 

F. 8 Bauer, Dodie, 1948 - 1952 

Bauerfeind, George L., 1948 - 1953 

F. 9 1948 – 1949 

F. 10 1950 

F. 11 1951 – 1953 

F. 12 Baxter, Anne, 1949 - 1953 

F. 13 Baxter, Barry, 1919 and undated (Includes contract and autograph only.) 

F. 14 Baxter, Frank, 1956 and undated (Includes condolence note re: 

Chamberlain Brown’s death.) 

F. 15 Baxter, George, 1928 – 1936 and undated 

F. 16 Baxter, Warner, 1924 – 1947 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 17 Bayne, Beverly, 1930 – 1949 

F. 18 Bayne, Jon, 1947 - 1949 

F. 19 Beach, Elizabeth, 1955 

F. 20 Beach, Gertrude, 1946 – 1951 

F. 21 Beach, Richard, 1945 and undated 

F. 22 Beal, John, 1937 – 1940 

F. 23 Beal, Royal, 1933 – 1954 

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F. 24 Beasley, Byron, 1921 – 1922 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 25 Beatty, Roberta, 1920 - 1933 

F. 26 Beck, Louise (Mrs. Martin Beck), 1948, 1952 and undated 

F. 27 Becker Brothers, 1954 

F. 28 Beddoe, Don, 1931 – 1938 

F. 29 Bedell, Muriel, 1936 - 1943 

F. 30 Bedell, W. James, 1940 and undated 

F. 31 Beggs, Mitchell, 1930 - 1950 

F. 32 Begley, Martin, 1950 – 1955 

F. 33 Belasco, Emil, 1949 - 1950 

F. 34 Bell, Arthur, 1942 – 1946 

F. 35 Bell, James, 1940 – 1947 

F. 36 Bell, Kay, 1948 - 1955 

F. 37 Bell, Ralph, 1939 – 1943 (Includes Equity contract for Little Women, Oct. 

23, 1943.) 

F. 38 Bell, Stanley, 1941 – 1949 

F. 39 Bellamy, Ralph, 1929 – 1956 and undated 

F. 40 Belmore, Daisy, 1948 – 1950 

F. 41 Belmont, Eleanor (Mrs. August), 1940 – 1954 

F. 42 Ben-Ami, Jacob, 1932 - 1933 

F. 43 Benchley, Robert, 1941 – 1945 and undated 

F. 44 Bender, James, 1949 – 1950 

F. 45 Bender, Richard, 1941 – 1946 

F. 46 Bendtsen, Frank, 1932 – 1946 (Includes Equity stock agreements.) 

Box 14 

F. 1 Bennett, Constance, 1943 – 1948 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 2 Bennett, Edna, 1929 – 1947 and undated 

F. 3 Bennett, Raphael, 1941 

F. 4 Bennett, Richard, 1927, 1934, and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 5 Bennett, Robert Russell, 1944 – 1948 

F. 6 Bennett, Wilda, 1928 (Includes Equity contract for Oh, Johnny, Dec. 30, 

1927.) 

F. 7 Bennington Drama Festival (Vt.), 1946 – 1948 

F. 8 Benny, Jack, 1931 – 1946 

F. 9 Bensen, Carl, 1936 - 1952 

F. 10 Bentley, Spencer, 1937 – 1940 (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 11 Beresford, Lance (a.k.a. Mackenzie, Colin), 1940 - 1942 

F. 12 Berg, Gertrude, 1939 - 1940 

F. 13 Bergen, Edgar, 1939, 1945 

F. 14 Berger, Richard, 1936 – 1952 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

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F. 15 Bergere, Valerie, 1929 – 1935 (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 16 Berghof, Herbert, 1942 

F. 17 Bergman, Ingrid, 1944 – 1946 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 18 Bergner, Elisabeth, 1942 – 1949 (Includes copies of Equity contracts for 

summer stock productions of Amphitryon ’38.) 

F. 19-20 Berkshire Playhouse (Stockbridge, Mass.), 1938 – 1952 and 

undated 

F. 21 Berland, Howard, 1943 - 1949 

F. 22 Berle, Milton, 1933 – 1946 

F. 23 Bermuda Theatre Series (Hamilton, Bermuda), 1952 

F. 24 Bernard, Elise, 1943 

F. 25 Bernard, Robert, 1942, 1943 (Includes Equity contracts for Arsenic and 

Old Lace, Apr. 28, 1943, and You Can’t Take It with You, July 27, 1943.) 

F. 26 Bernstein, Ira, 1952 – 1955 

F. 27 Bernstein, Leonard, 1942 – 1946 (Includes one handwritten letter from 

Bernstein and one reply per his assistant re: invitation to the Theatre 

Assembly.) 

F. 28 Berti, Dehl, 1943 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 29 Bertman, Esther Wollison, 1951 - 1952 

F. 30 Bertram, Bert, 1942 – 1951 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 31 Bertram, Helen, 1930 – 1935 

F. 32 Betz, Carl, 1949, 1950 

F. 33 Bevans, Philippa, 1942 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 34 Bey, Turhan, 1943 – 1945 

F. 35 Bickford, Charles, 1929 – 1950 (Includes only one letter from Bickford 

and autograph; all other correspondence is to him.) 

F. 36 Bigelow, Otis, 1938 – 1955 

F. 37 Billingsley, Sherman, 1940 – 1950 

F. 38 Bingham, Amelia, 1918 – 1926 and undated (Includes Equity contract 

for Out There, July 9, 1918 and autograph.) 

F. 39 Birch, Wyrley, 1939 – 1943 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 40 Bishop, Richard, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

F. 41 Bittner, Jack, 1941 – 1945 

F. 42 Blackburn, Dorothy, 1935 – 1954 and undated 

F. 43 Blackburn, Rosina, 1950 – 1955 

F. 44 Blackey, Donald, 1947 – 1948 (Includes several checks and bank 

receipts.) 

F. 45 Blackley, Douglas, 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 46 Blackman,Blanche S., 1937 - 1947 

F. 47-48 Blackmer, Sidney, 1928 – 1953 and undated (Includes Equity contract 

and autographs.) 

Box 15 

F. 1 Blackstone, Harry, 1947 

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F. 2 Blackwell, Carlyle, 1925 – 1945 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 3 Blackwell, Donald, 1931 – 1942 and undated 

F. 4 Blackwood, George, 1929 – 1953 and undated (Includes handwritten 

ledger sheets of wages earned, and Equity stock contract; see also Scripts 

– Their Night Out.) 

F. 5 Blair, Helen, undated 

F. 6 Blair, Nancy, 1944 

F. 7 Blake, Carter, 1935 – 1943 

F. 8 Blake, Cynthia, 1943 (Includes Equity contract for You Can’t Take It with 

You, July 26, 1943.) 

F. 9 Blake, Sam, 1939 

F. 10 Blandick, Clara, 1929 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 11 Blau, Béla, 1929 – 1940 

F. 12 Blinn, Beatrice, 1929 – 1932 and undated 

F. 13 Blocki, Fritz, 1944 

F. 14 Blondell, Joan, 1944 – 1948 and undated 

F. 15 Blood, Adele, 1925 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Bloomgarden, Kermit, 1937 – 1955 (Includes mostly correspondence to 

Bloomgarden.) 

F. 17 Bloomingdale, Alfred, 1943 – 1945 (Includes invitations to and regrets 

per staff.) 

F. 18 Blue, Monte, 1933 – 1940 and undated 

F. 19 Bluegrass Theatre (Louisville, Ky.) 1946 (See also “H” Miscellaneous 

for additional Bill Hodapp correspondence.) 

F. 20 Boardman, True, 1929 

F. 21 Bodine, Clarence, 1948 and undated 

F. 22 Bogart, Humphrey, 1941 – 1950 (Includes two notes of regret signed by 

Bogart re: summer stock requests.) 

F. 23 Boland, Mary, 1922 – 1948 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Boles, Glen, 1936 – 1939 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 25 Boles, John, 1937 – 1943 (Includes mostly correspondence to with replies 

from staff). 

F. 26 Boley, May, 1919 – 1938 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 27 Bolger, Ray, 1928 – 1946 

F. 28 Bolton, Joe, 1939 – 1955 

F. 29-30 Bolton, John, 1945 – 1948 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 31 Bond, Lillian, 1947 - 1955 

F. 32 Bondhill, Gertrude, 1913 – 1955 (Includes photocopy of handwritten note 

from Woodrow Wilson, Aug. 19, 1913.) 

F. 33 Bonds, Buddy, 1947 

F. 34 Bonomo, Joe, 1943 - 1950 

F. 35 Booth, Agnes, undated 

F. 36 Booth, Lloyd Emerson, 1944 

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F. 37 Booth, Shirley, 1947 – 1952 (Includes correspondence re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 38 Boothbay Playhouse (Me.), 1938 - 1947 

F. 39 Boran, Arthur, 1936 - 1939 

F. 40 Borden, Harold, 1954 – 1955 

F. 41 Bordoni, Irene, 1939 – 1945 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 


F. 42 Borell, Louis, 1937 – 1948 

F. 43 Boston Summer Theatre (a.k.a. Boston and Cambridge Summer 

Theatre) (Mass.) 

F. 44 Bottomley, Harold L., 1941 - 1946 

F. 45 Bottomley, Roland, 1937 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 46 Bouvier, Arthur, 1945 – 1946 and undated 

F. 47 Bowers, Charles H. (Charlie), 1945 – 1955 and undated 

F. 48 Bowes, Major Edward, 1935 – 1938 

F. 49 Bowie, John, 1940 – 1941 

F. 50 Bowler, Richard, 1927 – 1949 and undated (Includes agreement to 

appear in The Greatest Thing in the World, May 13, 1927 and Equity 

stock contracts.) 

F. 51 Bowman, Don, 1955 

F. 52 Boxill, Roger, 1948 - 1951 

Box 16 

F. 1 Boyar, Ben A., 1934 – 1950 and undated 

F. 2 Boyd, John, 1936 – 1946 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 3 Boyd, William, 1921 – 1953 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 4 Boyer, Charles, 1939 – 1948 

F. 5 Boyer, Josephine, 1945 – 1948 

F. 6 Boyer, Marc, 1950 - 1953 

F. 7 Boyne, Peter, 1939 – 1955 and undated (Includes Equity contract for 

Little Women, Oct. 20, 1943.) 

F. 8 Boynton, Wesley, 1935 – 1948 and undated 

F. 9 Bradell, W.E., 1939 - 1955 

F. 10 Bradford, Edith, 1950 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page 

and two letters.) 

F. 11 Bradley, Lillian E., 1948 

F. 12 Bradshaw, L.H., 1933 

Brady, Alice, 1927 – 1938 and undated 

F. 13 1927 – 1932 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 14 1933 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 15 1934 

F. 16 1935 

F. 17 1936 – 1938 and undated (Includes settlement for release from 

representation, Dec. 1936, and autograph.) 

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F. 18 Brady, William A., 1929 - 1942 

F. 19 Braggiotti, Stiano, 1931 – 1945 and undated (Includes Equity 

contracts.) 

F. 20 Braham, Horace, 1928 – 1960 and undated (Includes handwritten ledger 

sheet of wages earned and Equity contracts.) 

F. 21 Brainard, Bertha, 1935 – 1939 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 22 Bramley, Raymond, 1931 – 1949 and undated 

F. 23 Brandt, George, 1947 – 1955 

F. 24 Brandt, Harry, 1938 – 1946 (Includes letter and autographed clipping.) 

F. 25 Branower, David, 1942 

F. 26 Branzell, Karin, 1939- 1949 

F. 27 Breeden, John, 1928 – 1948 (Includes handwritten financial ledger sheet of 

wages earned and publicity handbill.) 

F. 28 Breese, Edmond (Includes autograph and note.) 

F. 29 Bren, Milton, 1929 

F. 30 Brennan, Nan, 1945 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 31 Brent, Romney, 1930 – 1949 

F. 32 Brentano, Felix, 1944 – 1946 

F. 33 Breslin, J.A., 1940 - 1941 

Box 17 

F. 1 Brian, Donald, 1926 – 1947 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 2 Brian, Virginia (Mrs. Donald Brian), 1938 – 1959 and undated 

F. 3 Bridewell, Carrie, 1939 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 4 Bridges, Lloyd, 1937 (Includes one handwritten letter re: possible reading.) 

F. 5 Bridges, Russell, 1951 

F. 6 Briggs, Matt, 1941 – 1945 

F. 7 Brinker, Una Abell, 1937 – 1954 and undated 

F. 8 Brinkley, Doug, 1950 – 1955 

F. 9 Brister, Robert, 1928 – 1934 

F. 10 Britton, Ethel, 1937 – 1950 and undated 

F. 11 Britton, Florence, 1949 and undated 

F. 12 Britton, Sherry, 1942 – 1944 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 13 Broadhurst, Ed, 1938 – 1939 

F. 14 Broadhurst, Ira (a.k.a. Merlin, Ira), 1937 and undated (Includes 

synopsis of Those Bonapartes!, 6 pp.) 

F. 15 Brocks, Hanna, 1940 - 1941 

F. 16 Broder, Jane, 1930 – 1942 

F. 17 Broderick, Helen, 1944, 1950 

F. 18 Brooke, Clifford, 1931 - 1949 

F. 19 Brooke, Cynthia, undated (Includes note and autograph.) 

F. 20 Brooklyn Academy of Music, 1938 – 1940 

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F. 21 Brooklyn Ethical Culture School, 1932 

F. 22 Brookov, Zelma, 1942 – 1947 

F. 23 Brooks. Alan, 1920 – 1929 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Broome, T.K., 1948 – 1950 (Includes typed song lyrics for City Dude.) 

F. 25 Broones, Martin, 1936 - 1950 

F. 26 Brown, Buddy, 1927 – 1938 

F. 27 Brown, Grace Z., 1949 - 1950 

F. 28 Brown, Himan, 1938 – 1955 

F. 29 Brown, Jim, 1950 – 1954 

F. 30 Brown, Joe E., 1928 - 1953 

F. 31 Brown, Johnny Mack, 1933 – 1937 

F. 32 Brown, Katherine, 1933 - 1947 

F. 33 Brown, Kirk, 1940 – 1945 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 34 Brown, Reed Jr., 1928 – 1944 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 35 Brown, Sherman, 1911 (Includes notes glued to The Wild Rose program, 

Parsons Theatre, Hartford, Conn.) 

F. 36 Brownell, Mabel, 1927 – 1944 and undated (See also Legal and 

Financial Papers – Bankruptcy.) 

F. 37 Bruce, Nigel, 1950 and undated 

F. 38 Bryan, Gertrude, 1947 – 1955 (Includes clippings glued on page.) 

F. 39 Bryant, Billy, 1940 - 1944 

F. 40 Bryant, Willie, 1939 – 1947 

F. 41 Brynner, Yul, 1947 

Box 18 

F. 1 Buck, Ashley, 1925 – 1949 

F. 2 Buck, Gene, 1936 – 1947 

F. 3-4 Buckler, Edna, 1921 - 1956 

F. 5 Buckley, Louise, 1941 – 1947 

F. 6 Buckley, May, 1928 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 7 Buckley, Neil, 1927 – 1932 

F. 8-9 Bucks County Playhouse (New Hope, Pa.), 1939 – 1951 and 

undated 

F. 10 Buell, Lucille, 1952 – 1953 

F. 11 Buka, Donald, 1939 – 1955 and undated 

F. 12 Bunce, Alan, 1926 - 1955 

F. 13 Bunting, Emma, 1943 – 1950 and undated (Includes Equity contract for 

You Can’t Take It with You, July 26, 1943.) 

F. 14 Burbank, Dick, 1950 – 1955 

F. 15 Burby, Jane, 1944 – 1950 and undated 

F. 16 Burg, Bertha, 1950 

F. 17 Burg, S.A., 1954 – 1955 

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F. 18-19 Burgess, Hazele, 1942 – 1955 and undated (See also Clippings for 

grand larceny charges brought against Chamberlain Brown by Burgess, 

July, 1942.) 

F. 20 Burke, Billie, 1927 – 1952 

F. 21 Burke, James F., 1938 – 1939 

F. 22 Burke, Melville, 1924 – 1949 and undated (See also Lakewood 

Theatre.) 

Burns, Nat, 1934 – 1960 and undated 

F. 23 1934 – 1942 

F. 24 1943 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 25 1944 – 1946 

F. 26 1947 – 1960 and undated 

F. 27 Burr, Courtney, 1940 – 1954 

F. 28 Burroughs, Don, 1931 – 1933 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 29 Burt, Frederic, 1925 – 1927 

F. 30 Burtt, B.L. (Hicks’ House of Service, Inc.), 1934 Sept. 7 

Box 19 

F. 1-2 Bush, James, 1927 – ca. 1927 

F. 3 Bush, Joe, 1947 

F. 4 Bushel, Hyman, undated (Includes one handwritten note only.) 

F. 5 Bushell, Bill, 1944 

F. 6 Bushman, Francis X., 1932 

F. 7 Busley, Jessie, 1929 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 8 Butler, (Mrs.) Edward, 1942 – 1943 and undated 

F. 9 Butler, Edwin, 1939 

F. 10 Butterworth, Charles, 1940 – 1946 and undated (Includes autograph 

and requests re: summer stock and regrets per staff.) 

F. 11 Buzzell, Edward, 1938 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 12 Byington, Spring, 1935 – 1946 and undated 

F. 13 Byram, John, 1934 – 1947 

F. 14 Byrd, Sam, 1936 – 1939 

F. 15 Byron, Arthur, 1926 – 1940 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Byron, Helen, 1906 – 1945 

F. 17 Byron, Marcia, 1924 – 1934 (Includes note and autograph.) 

F. 18 Byron, Paul, 1943, 1952 

“B” Miscellaneous, 1919 – 1958 and undated 

F. 19 Ba – Baldwin, 1937 – 1957 and undated 

F. 20 Ball – Bari, 1933 – 1955 and undated 

F. 21 Bark – Barrs, 1919, 1930 – 1954 and undated 

F. 22 Barry – Bayfield, 1925 – 1956 and undated (Includes short notes 

from Blanche Bates, Sept. 12, 1934 and Barbara Baxley, Aug. 21, 

1950.) 

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F. 23 Beach – Bemis, 1928 – 1952 (Includes note from Louise Beavers, Apr. 

23, 1946, Ed Begley, Mar. 19, 1947, and David Belasco’s assistant, 

Aug. 17, 1929 and Dec. 26, 1930.) 

F. 24 Bendix – Bentley, 1924 - 1955 

F. 25 Ber – Bissing, 1936 – 1955 and undated (Includes two notes from 

Edna Best.) 

F. 26 Black – Blossom, 1927 – 1953 and undated 

F. 27 Blue – Borup, 1921 – 1958 and undated (Includes notes from Agnes 

Booth and Evangeline Booth.) 

Box 20 

F. 1 Bos – Brewster, 1934 – 1958 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Charles Bowden and Eddie Bracken.) 

F. 2 Bri – Bromley, 1937 – 1955 and undated 

F. 3 Bronson – Bruning, 1924 – 1958 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from John Mason Brown, Jan. 27, 1933, Louise 

Brooks, and Hillary Brooke.) 

F. 4 Bruno – Burgess, 1925 – 1955 and undated 

F. 5 Burke – Byron, 1929 – 1956 and undated 

F. 6 Cabot, Bruce, 1938 - 1955 

F. 7 Cabot, Eliot, 1934 – 1936 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 8 Caesar, Irving, 1939 - 1949 

F. 9 Cagney, James, 1940 – 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 10 Cagney, Jeanne, 1937 – 1946 

F. 11 Cahill, Lily, 1924 – 1950 (Includes Equity tryout contract, Apr. 28, 1921.) 

F. 12 Cahn, Irving, 1946 - 1949 

F. 13 Caine, Georgia, 1915 and undated (Includes contract and autograph.) 

F. 14 Calder, King, 1928 – 1953 (Includes agreement to represent, July 16, 1928 

and handwritten ledger sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 15 Calhern, Louis, 1919 – 1955 and undated (Includes photo and program 

for Mary Ann, Davis Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pa., one autographed scrapbook 

fragment.) 

F. 16 Call John, 1939 and undated (Includes postcard and envelope fragment.) 

F. 17 Callander, RoMe., 1930 – 1939 (Includes Equity contract fragment for 

Grand Hotel, Nov. 24, 1930.) 

Cambridge Summer Theatre (a.k.a. Cambridge Summer Playhouse) 

(Mass.), 1941 – 1950 and undated 

F. 18 1941 - 1943 

F. 19 1944 – 1946 

F. 20 1947 – 1950 and undated 

F. 21 Cameron, Beatrice, 1932 – 1937 

F. 22 Cameron, Frances, 1920 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity 

agreement for Mimi, Mar. 15, 1920 and autograph.) 

F. 23 Cameron, Kathryn, 1943 and undated (Includes Equity contract for Let 

Us Be Gay, Sept. 20, 1943 and autograph.) 

F. 24 Cameron, Ray, 1951 - 1952 

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F. 25 Cameron, Yukona, 1941 

F. 26 Campbell, Alan, 1927 – 1943 and undated 

F. 27 Campbell, Eugenia, 1948 

F. 28 Campbell, Frank H., 1937 (Campbell was Acting Lieutenant, NYPD.) 

Box 21 

F. 1 Canal Fulton Summer Theatre, 1956 – 1958 

F. 2 Cannon, Thomas, 1936 – 1947 

F. 3 Cantor, Eddie, 1926 – 1942 

Cape Playhouse (Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass.), 1934 – 1950 

F. 4 1934 – 1941 

F. 5 1942 – 1946 

F. 6 1947 

F. 7 1948 – 1950 

F. 8-9 Cape Theatre (Cape May, N.J.), 1946 – 1956 and undated 

F. 10 Capitol Theatre (Albany, N.Y.), 1930 

F. 11 Card, Virginia, 1944 - 1954 

F. 12 Cardwell, Donal, 1940 – 1951 

F. 13 Carey, Harry, Jr., 1952 

F. 14 Carey, Macdonald, 1940 – 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 15 Carillo, Leo, 1921 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Carleton, Richard, 1948 and undated 

F. 17 Carlin Phillips, 1938 – 1947 

F. 18 Carlisle, Kitty, 1943 – 1946 (Includes correspondence to, one note from 

Carlisle, June 5, 1946, and autographed clipping.) 

F. 19 Carlos, Ernest, 1944 

F. 20-21 Carmel, Wilfred Arthur, 1939 – 1941 (Includes Dramatists Guild 

application.) 

F. 22 Carmen, Ruth, 1939 – 1947 

F. 23 Carol, Sue, 1943 – 1948 

F. 24 Carothers, Mina Hall, 1948 – 1950 

F. 25 Carr, Anthony, 1946 – 1948 and undated 

F. 26 Carrà, Lawrence, 1946 – 1953 

F. 27 Carradine, John, 1941 – 1959 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 28 Carricart, Robert, 1947 and undated 

F. 29 Carrigan, Thomas J., 1915 and undated (Includes letter and autograph.) 

F. 30 Carrington, Elaine, 1931 – 1946 (Includes Equity tryout contract for The 

Empress, Apr. 10, 1931.) 

F. 31 Carrington, Helen, 1939 and undated 

Box 22 

F. 1 Carroll, Albert, 1928 – 1950 and undated (Includes autograph; see also 

Theatre Record.) 

F. 2 Carroll, Harry, 1927 – 1929 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

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F. 3 Carroll, Leo G., 1934 – 1952 and undated 

F. 4 Carroll, Marie, 1915 – 1928 (Includes contracts.) 

Carroll, Nancy, 1941 – 1956 and undated 

F. 5 1941 – 1942 

F. 6 1943 – 1945 Aug. 

F. 7 1945 Sept. – 1956 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 8-9 Carruthers, Mabel, 1930 – 1961 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Carson, Frances, 1945 – 1949 

F. 11 Carson, Robert, 1942 – 1952 and undated 

F. 12 Carter, Douglas, 1930 

F. 13-14 Carter, Mrs. Leslie, 1915 – 1937 and undated (Includes salary list and 

autographs.) 

F. 15 Carter, Richard, 1946 - 1947 

F. 16 Cartwright, Walter, 1942 – 1950 (Includes Equity contract for Charley’s 

Aunt, Aug. 31, 1945 and stock contracts; see also Theatre Record.) 

F. 17 Caseria, Pat, 1946 – 1947 (See also Photographs.) 

F. 18 Casey, Stuart, 1934 - 1936 

F. 19 Cash, Maurice, 1943 – 1944 

F. 20 Cassidy, Claudia, 1946 – 1951 

F. 21 Castle, Mae, 1938 – 1952 and undated 

F. 22 Cathay Circle Theatre (Los Angeles, Ca.), 1956 (Includes telegram re: 

Edward Everett Horton appearance.) 

F. 23 Catlett, Walter, 1921 – 1955 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Caubaye, Suzanne, 1927 – 1945 and undated 

F. 25 Caubisens, Henri, 1940 – 1949 and undated 

F. 26 Ceeley, Leonard, 1929 – 1945 

F. 27 Chagrin Falls Summer Theatre (Ohio), 1952 

F. 28 Chalzel, Leo, 1943 – 1950 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 29 Chandler, Warren, 1939 – 1958 and undated 

F. 30 Chaney, Lon Jr., 1933 – 1950 (Includes correspondence about Chaney and 

two letters from Creighton Chaney, Lon Jr.’s son.) 

F. 31-32 Chapel Playhouse (Guilford, Conn.), 1939 – 1950 and undated 

Box 23 

F. 1 Chapin, Violet, undated 

F. 2 Chapman, Frank, 1933 - 1950 

F. 3 Chapman, Lonny, 1948 

F. 4 Charles, Bill (a.k.a. Charles Williams, Bill Gould Charles), 1944 

F. 5 Charles, Ellis, ca. 1947 - 1948 

F. 6 Charters, Spencer, 1928 and undated 

F. 7 Chase, Alden, 1929 – 1941 

F. 8 Chase, Ilka, 1940 – 1947 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 9 Chase, Stephen, 1943 – 1944 

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F. 10-11 Chatterton, Ruth, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes production 

materials for Caprice and Rebound.) 

F. 12 Chavard, Gilda, 1949 - 1950 

F. 13 Chavelle, Ken, 1937 – 1938 and undated 

F. 14 Chebot, Paul, 1946 – 1949 

F. 15 Cherryman, Rex, 1919 – 1945 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Chevy Chase Summer Theatre (Wheeling, Ill.), 1949 – 1952 

F. 17 Choate, Edward, 1939 – 1948 

F. 18 Christenberry, Charles, 1952 - 1953 

F. 19 Christi, Vito, 1943 – 1945 and undated 

F. 20 Christians, Mady, 1936 – 1951 

F. 21 Christie, Audrey, 1935 – 1945 and undated 

F. 22 Churchill, Berton, 1928 – 1930 

F. 23 Cisney, Marcella, 1944 – 1946 

F. 24 City of Indianapolis, 1944 

F. 25 City of New York Law Dept., 1927 (Includes correspondence re: 

Chamberlain Brown attending execution.) 

F. 26-27 Civic Theatre (Chicago, Ill.), 1939 and undated 

F. 28 Civic Theatre (Indianapolis, Ind.), 1942 

F. 29 Civic Theatre of Saint Louis, Inc. (Mo.), 1940 

F. 30 Claire, Helen, 1934 - 1940 

F. 31 Claire, Ina, 1928 – 1946 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 32 Clancy, Thaddeus, 1943 – 1945 

F. 33 Clark, Alexander, 1940 – 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 34 Clark, Bobby, 1945 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets, and autographed clippings; see also autographed clipping of 

Dane Clark.) 

F. 35 Clark, Caroline (Marshall), 1905 – 1950 

F. 36 Clark H. Getts, Inc., 1951 – 1952 

F. 37 Clark, Herbert, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

Box 24 

F. 1 Clark,Wallis, 1926 – 1955 (Includes handwritten ledger sheet of wages 

earned, undated) 

Clarke, Erle Howe, 1912 – 1951 and undated 

F. 2 1912 – 1943 

F. 3 1944 – 1946 

F. 4 1947 

F. 5 1912 – 1951 and undated 

F. 6 Clarke, Frances Sterling, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Clarke, Harry, 1927 – 1929 

F. 8 Clarke, Lance, 1940 – 1955 and undated 

F. 9 Clarke, Marjorie, 1936 – 1943 and undated 

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F. 10 Clayburgh, Alma, 1939 – 1951 and undated 

F. 11 Clayton, Ethel, 1953 

F. 12 Clement, Clay, 1935 – 1955 (Includes Equity contract to represent, receipt, 

and two notes.) 

F. 13 Cleveland, Anna, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

F. 14 Cleveland, Georgine (a.k.a. Gene, Jean), 1933 – 1946 

F. 15 Clifford, Kathleen, 1937 - 1938 

F. 16 Clift, Montgomery, 1941 – 1955 and undated (Includes requests re: 

summer stock and two notes of regret from Clift.) 

F. 17 Cline, Louis, 1927 – 1951 

F. 18 Clinton Playhouse (Clinton, Conn.), 1943 - 1953 

F. 19 Clive, Madeleine, 1938 – 1955 

F. 20 Cloninger, Ralph, 1930 – 1948 

F. 21 Clubley, John, 1943 – 1948 

F. 22 Clurman, Harold, 1938 – 1951 (Includes correspondence to Clurman and 

replies from his staff, one of which is from Elia Kazan.) 

F. 23 Co-ordinating Council for Negro Performers, Inc., 1954 (Includes 

two items.) 

F. 24-25 Cobb, Daniel, 1943 – 1955 

F. 26 Coburn, Charles, 1927 – 1953 and undated 

F. 27 Coca, Imogen, 1944 – 1951 

F. 28 Cocherille, Robert E., 1945 – 1950 and undated (See also Theatre 

Record.) 

F. 29 Cochran, Steve, 1945 – 1954 and undated 

F. 30 Coco, James, 1941 Apr. 11 (Includes one postcard.) 

F. 31 Coconut Grove Playhouse (Miami, Fla.), 1956 

F. 32 Cohan, George M., 1920 – 1942 and undated (Includes Equity contract 

for Mary, Sept. 20, 1920.) 

F. 33 Cohan, Georgette, 1929 – 1946 and undated 

F. 34 Cohen, Alexander H., 1941 - 1946 

Box 25 

F. 1 Cokayne, Peggy, 1942 - 1950 

F. 2 Colbert, Claudette, 1944 – 1947 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets per staff; see also Within the Law, Cosmopolitan Theatre.) 

F. 3 Cole, Beatrice, 1943 

F. 4 Cole, Jack, 1948 – 1955 and undated 

F. 5 Coleman, Charles, 1942 – 1950 

F. 6 Coleman, Vincent, 1931 – 1941 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Collamore, Jerome, 1945 – 1954 

F. 8 Collier, Constance, 1938 – 1955 and undated 

F. 9 Collier, Ruth, 1943 

F. 10 Collier, William, 1904 – 1935 and undated (Includes autographs and 

scrapbook fragment, program for Within the Law, Newell Theatre, White 

Plains, N.Y., 1913.) 

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F. 11 Collier, William E., 1948 

F. 12 Collinge, Patricia, 1928 – 1943 

F. 13 Collins, Charles, 1931 – 1960 

F. 14 Collins, George Pat, 1926 – 1931 and undated 

F. 15 Collins, Jackie (Mr.), 1951 – 1953 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 16 Collins, Miriam, 1917 and undated (Includes contract and autograph 

only.) 

F. 17 Collins, Ray, 1927 – 1929 (Includes Equity contract for The Donovan 

Affair, Sept. 8, 1926.) 

F. 18 Colman, Booth, 1945 – 1950 

F. 19 Colman, Ronald, 1941 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 


F. 20 Colosimo, Joe, 1948 – 1953 

F. 21 Colt, Ethel Barrymore, 1944 – 1953 and undated 

F. 22 Colt, John Drew, 1933 – 1934 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 23 Community Theatre (Spring Lake, N.J.), 1939 - 1940 

F. 24 Compton, Charles, 1938 – 1950 (Includes two items.) 

F. 25 Compton, Francis, 1937 – 1948 (Includes Equity stock contract July 23, 

1943.) 

F. 26 Comus Players (Newark, N.J.), 1940 

F. 27 Conklin, Hal, 1926 – 1946 and undated 

F. 28 Conley, Ruth, 1931 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 29 Conn, Billy, 1940 – 1948 

F. 30-31 Connelly, James Hargis, 1926 – 1953 and undated 

F. 32 Connery, John, 1938 – 1939 

F. 33 Conning, Brace [sic], 1935 - 1946 

F. 34 Connolly, Walter, 1928 – 1939 and undated 

F. 35 Connor, Allen, 1928 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 36 Conover, Theresa Maxwell, 1928 and undated 

F. 37 Conroy, Frank, 1923 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract, Apr. 9, 

1923 and autograph.) 

F. 38 Conroy, Thom [sic], 1939 – 1946 

F. 39 Conway, John, 1943 

Box 26 

F. 1 Cook, Donald, 1932 – 1946 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent and autograph.) 

F. 2 Cook, Joe, Jr., 1937 – 1955 

F. 3 Cooksey, Curtis, 1942 and undated 

F. 4 Cooper, Anthony Kemble, 1939 – 1943 

F. 5 Cooper, Gary, 1940 – 1953 (Includes re: summer stock and regrets per 

staff.) 

F. 6 Cooper, Gladys, 1939 – 1945 (Includes requests to appear and regrets.) 

F. 7 Copley Theatre (Boston), 1932 – 1944 and undated 

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F. 8 Coppola, William J., 1950 – 1953 (See also Theatre Record forms.) 

F. 9 Corbett, William (a.k.a. Corbett, Will D.), 1923 and undated 

(Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Cordner, Blaine, 1925 – 1950 and undated 

F. 11 Corey, Wendell R., 1942 - 1953 

F. 12 Corelli, Alan, 1938 – 1946 

Corio, Ann, 1937 – 1959 and undated 

F. 13 1937 – 1941 (Includes lipstick imprint on tissue, 1940.) 

F. 14 1942 – 1943 

F. 15 1944 – 1949 

F. 16 1950 – 1959 

F. 17 undated 

F. 18 Corley, Cynthia, 1945 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 19 Cornell, Elmer (a.k.a. Osgood, Richard E.), 1929 – 1931; ca. 1950 

and undated (Includes agreement to represent, Jan. 2, 1930 and 

handwritten ledger sheets of wages earned.) 

F. 20 Cornell, Katharine, 1925 – 1948 

F. 21 Cornell, Nord, 1942 – 1946 

F. 22 Corrigan, Emmett, 1928 – 1929 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 23 Corthell, Herbert, 1942 – 1945 

F. 24 Corwin, Norman, 1939 - 1945 

F. 25 Cosgriffs, Kittie, 1941 – 1949 

F. 26 Cosgrove, John, 1948 – 1949 and undated 

F. 27 Cosgrove, Ruth, 1951 

F. 28 Cotsworth, Staats, 1932 – 1942 and undated 

F. 29 Cotton, Joseph, 1931 – 1957 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract, June 12, 1931.) 

F. 30-31 Coughlin, Robert T., 1949 – 1952 

F. 32 Courneer, William, 1946 - 1952 

F. 33 Courtleigh, Edna, 1918 - 1955 

F. 34 Courtleigh, Stephen, 1931 – 1955 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

Box 27 

F. 1 Covert, Bruce, 1936 – 1939 

F. 2 Cowan, Jerome, 1928 – 1932 (Includes agreement to represent, Dec. 1, 

1929 and handwritten financial ledger sheets of wages earned.) 

Cowl, Jane, 1933 – 1950 and undated 

F. 3 1933 - 1937 

F. 4 1938 – 1939 

F. 5 1942 – 1950 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 6 Crabbe, Buster (a.k.a. Larry), 1943 – 1955 and undated 

F. 7 Crabtree, Paul, 1947 - 1957 

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F. 8 Crafts, Charlie, 1921 – 1944 (Includes agreement to represent and 

autograph.) 

F. 9 Cragsmoor Players (Ellenville, N.Y.), 1938 – 1949 

F. 10 Craig, James, 1938 – 1943 

F. 11 Craig, Robert W. 1928 – 1939 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 12 Crandall, Edward, 1925 and undated (Includes Equity contract for The 

Loves of Lulu, Apr. 27, 1925 and autograph.) 

F. 13 Crandell Theatre (Chatham, N.Y.), 1949 

F. 14 Crane, James L., 1930 – 1938 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 15 Craven, Frank, 1912 – 1944 (Includes Equity contract for No Plans for 

Tomorrow, Dec. 21, 1943, autograph, and list of credits.) 

F. 16 Craven, Natalie, 1948 – 1949 

F. 17 Crawford, Cheryl, 1940 – 1959 

F. 18 Crawford, Clifton, undated 

F. 19 Crawford, Edna Archer, 1943 – 1950 and undated 

F. 20 Crawford, Joan, 1930 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 21 Crawford, Pauline, 1937 – 1938 

F. 22 Creley, Jack, 1953 (see also Theatre Record talent forms.) 

F. 23 Crews, Laura Hope, 1934 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Cripps, Billy, 1939 

F. 25 Cronyn, Hume, 1947 – 1957 (Includes several requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 26 Crosby, Bing, 1938 – 1942 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 27 Crosby, Everett N., 1944 – 1945 

F. 28-29 Crosman, Henrietta, 1929 – 1943 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 30 Cross, Julia Vincent, 1946 – 1954 

F. 31 Crothers, Rachel, ca. 1927 – 1941 

F. 32 Crowley, Matthew, 1931 – 1932 (Includes Equity agreement to represent, 

Sept. 1, 1931 and handwritten ledger sheets of wages earned.) 

F. 33 Crox, Harry, 1941 – 1945 

F. 34 Croyden, Joan, 1939 – 1941 

F. 35 Crymble, Charles, 1925 – 1949 

F. 36 Cukor, George, 1933 – 1953 and undated 

F. 37 Cull, Howard, 1931 – 1946 and undated 

F. 38-40 Culler, Robert J., 1939 - 1944 

Box 28 

F. 1 Cumberland, John, 1928 - 1930 

F. 2 Cummings, Constance, 1930 and undated 

F. 3 Cummings, Robert, 1921 – 1957 (Includes Equity contract for Nemesis, 

Mar. 9, 1921.) 

F. 4 Cunningham, Cecil, 1949 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 5 Curtis, Donald, 1938 - 1950 

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F. 6 Curtis, Jack, 1931 

F. 7 Curtis, Marie, 1925 – 1960 and undated (Includes Equity contract for 

White Collars, Sept. 24, 1925 and autograph.) 

F. 8 Cutler, Robert, 1938 – 1939 

“C” Miscellaneous, 1910 – 1957 and undated 

F. 9 CBS – Cameron, 1915 – 1955 and undated 

F. 10 Camp – Carey, 1920 – 1955 and undated 

F. 11 Carleton – Carrigan, 1922 – 1954 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from “Uncle Don” Carney.) 

F. 12 Carrington – Castle, 1910 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Irene Castle re: summer stock and regrets, 

1940.) 

F. 13 Caral – Chao, 1925 – 1954 and undated 

F. 14 Chapin – Claire, 1936 – 1955 and undated 

F. 15 Clare – Clurman, 1925 – 1957 and undated 

F. 16 Cobb – Colman, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Louis Calhern, Anita Colby, Alonzo Deen Cole, and Ted 

Collins’s secretary.) 

F. 17 Comden – Conroy, 1924 – 1951 (Includes correspondence from Betty 

Comden and Marc Connelly.) 

F. 18 Constance – Cooper, 1932 – 1954 and undated 

F. 19 Coots – Cortes, 1929 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

with Joan Copeland.) 

F. 20 Cosentino – Coy, 1929 – 1960 and undated 

Box 29 

F. 1 Cracraft – Cregar, 1911 – 1953 

F. 2 Crichton – Cruz, 1929 – 1950 and undated (Includes postcard from 

Bob Crosby.) 

F. 3 Cubitt – Cutler, 1916 – 1955 and undated 

F. 4 DaCosta, Morton, 1937 – 1951 

F. 5 Dade, Frances, 1929 – 1930 (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 6 Dailey, Allen, 1927 – 1928 

F. 7 Dailey, Dan, 1948 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer and regrets.) 

F. 8 Dailey, Irene, undated (Includes one postcard.) 

F. 9 Dale, Frances, 1931 – 1945 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 10 Dale, Glenn, ca. 1920s – 1938 

F. 11 Dale, Jimmie, 1925 – 1930 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 12 Dale, Margaret, 1919 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs and 

halftone of Dale signed by William H. Crane, and contract.) 

F. 13 Dale, Theresa, undated 

F. 14 Dale, Violet, 1939 – 1953 and undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 15 Dallas, Gertrude, 1939 – 1956 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 16 Dalrymple, Jean, 1943 - 1948 

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F. 17 Dalton, Charles, 1919 – 1939 (Includes Equity contract for The World’s 

Enemy.) 

F. 18 Dalton, Doris, 1938 – 1945 

F. 19 Daly, Arnold (Performer), 1925 – 1947 

F. 20 Daly, Virginia, 1942 – 1945 

F. 21 Daly, Virrie, 1937 – 1938 

F. 22 Dane, Essex, 1936 – 1951 (Includes typed Prologue for ‘An Unfinished 

Symphony,’ A Mozartian Fancy by Dane.) 

F. 23 Daniell, Henry, 1922 - 1944 

F. 24 Daniels, Bebe, 1936 (Includes one item; see also “D” Miscellaneous 

correspondence for letter possibly re: Daniels.) 

F. 25 Daniels, Lowell J., 1945 

F. 26 Dantine, Helmut, 1945 - 1949 

F. 27 D’Arcy, Roy, 1931 – 1936 

F. 28 Dare, Robert, 1949 – 1954 (Includes reader’s report, estimated budget, and 

weekly expenses for Magnificent Frauds, ca. 1953.) 

F. 29 Darlington, Danita, 1948 

F. 30 Darnell, Linda, 1944 – 1956 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 31 Darney, Edward, 1929 and undated (Includes Equity contract and 

autograph.) 

F. 32 Darrow, John, 1932 – 1935 

F. 33 Darwell, Jane, 1943 - 1949 

Box 30 

F. 1 Davenport, E.L., undated (Includes scrapbook page.) 

F. 2 Davenport, Harry, 1911 – 1933 

F. 3 Davis, Bessie McCoy, 1917 – 1922 and undated (Includes ink drawing 

and scrapbook page.) 

F. 4 Davis, Bette, 1939 – 1950 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 5 Davis, Blevins, 1938 – 1939 

F. 6 Davis, Boyd, 1933 – 1940 

F. 7 Davis, Dona [sic], 1943 

F. 8 Davis, Harold, 1946 

F. 9 Davis, Meyer, 1939 – 1943 

F. 10 Davis, Owen, 1931; 1944 – 1949 

F. 11 Davis, Owen, Jr., 1931 – 1938 and undated 

F. 12 Dawn, Gay, 1954 – 1955 

F. 13 Dawn, Hazel, 1912 – 1960 (Includes three letters, scrapbook page with list 

of credits, and autographed clippings.) 

F. 14 Dawson, Ronald, 1936 – 1938 

F. 15 Day, Juliette, undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 16 Dean, Julia, 1948 – 1951 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 17 Dean, Thelma, 1943 – 1944 

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F. 18 Deane, Gregory, 1936 – 1939 

F. 19 DeAngelis, Jefferson, 1927 – 1931 (Includes several notes re: 

commissions.) 

F. 20 DeBrett, Diana, ca. 1940s 

F. 21 DeCordoba, Pedro, 1909 – 1934 and undated (Includes scrapbook page 

and autograph.) 

F. 22 DeCordova, Fred, 1939 and undated 

F. 23 Dee, Alberta, 1953 – 1954 (Includes Equity contract for Poor Little Rich 

Girl.) 

F. 24 Deer Lake Theatre (a.k.a. Kenley Deer Lake Theatre) (Orwigsburg, 

Pa.), 1938 – 1953 and undated 

F. 25 DeHaven, Carter, 1944 – 1955 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 26 DeHavilland, Olivia, 1942 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 27 Dekker, Albert, 1930 – 1936 and undated (Includes Equity contract for 

As You Desire Me, contract portion for The Light Behind the Shadow, and 

handwritten ledger sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 28 DeKova, Frank, 1946 – 1948 

F. 29 DeLacy, Philippe, 1934 – 1941 

F. 30 DeLeath, Vaughn, 1932 – 1940 and undated 

F. 31 DeLette, Bruce, 1942 – 1955 

F. 32 Delf, Harry, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 33 DeLiagre, Alfred, Jr., 1938 – 1940 

F. 34 Della Malva, Giuseppe, 1934 – 1935 

F. 35 Delmar, Billy, 1944 – 1955 

F. 36 DeLong, Hal, 1923 – 1924 

F. 37 DeLys, Derna, 1947 – 1948 

F. 38 DeLys, Gaby, 1953 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographed 

itinerary.) 

F. 39 DeMette, Stella, 1925 – 1942 (Includes correspondence with George 

Englehart re: publicity for DeMette.) 

F. 40 DeNeergard, Beatrice, 1934 – 1939 

F. 41 Dennison, Eva, 1940 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs and 

scrapbook page.) 

F. 42 Denniston, Reynolds, 1935 – 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 43 Denny, Reginald, 1943 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 44 DePhilippe, Dora, 1934 – 1955 

F. 45 Derwent, Clarence, 1939 – 1954 

F. 46 Derwent, Elfrida, 1934 – 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

Box 31 

F. 1 DeSales, Francis, 1937 – 1943 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 2 Deshler, Francis, undated 

F. 3 Desmond, Mae, 1935 – 1950 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 4 Desmond, William, 1910 – 1948 and undated (Includes letter to 

Desmond, autographs, and page from scrapbook.) 

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F. 5 Devereaux, John Drew, 1955 

F. 6 DeVoe, Frank, undated (Includes autograph only.) 

F. 7 DeVoe, Pasqualina, 1936 – 1945 

F. 8 DeWeale, Emma, 1939 – 1940 

F. 9 Dewey, Thomas E., 1930 – 1955 (Includes one note from Dewey and 

correspondence with Dewey staff.) 

F. 10 DeWitt, Fay, 1948 

F. 11 DeWolfe, Billy, 1939 – 1950 (Includes one note from deWolfe, Jan. 29, 

1950.) 

F. 12 DiAngelo, Louis P., 1943 – 1944 

F. 13 Diaz, José, 1954 – 1955 

F. 14-15 Dickerson, Griffin, 1948 - 1951 

F. 16 Diehl, G.F., 1939 – 1940 

F. 17 Diehl, Ilka Marie, 1938 – 1955 

F. 18 Dietz, Howard, 1919 – 1940 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping, correspondence to Dietz, and unsigned card from.) 

F. 19 Digges, Dudley, 1926 – 1943 

F. 20 DiGiacomo, Carmen, 1946 

F. 21 Dill, Marcel, 1944 – 1954 

F. 22 Dillingham, Charles, 1910 (Includes agreement between Dillingham and 

Elliot Fraser, Sept. 10, 1910.) 

F. 23 Dillon, Jack, 1945 – 1956 

F. 24 Dinehart, Alan, 1922 – 1942 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 25 DiSarro, James, 1950 – 1951 

F. 26 Disque, George H., 1945 – 1948 

F. 27 Dix, Mae, 1939 

F. 28 Dix, Richard, 1935 – 1946 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 29 Dixon, Jean, 1938 – 1941 

F. 30 Doane, Beatrice, 1944 – 1945 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 31 Dobbs, George, 1930 – 1934 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 32 Dock Street Theatre (Charleston, .S.C.), 1940 (Includes Charles H. 

Meredith’s autograph.) 

F. 33 Dodson, John, E., 1898 and undated 

F. 34 Dolin, Anton, 1945 – 1946 

F. 35 Donah, Paul (a.k.a. C. Paul), 1932 – 1937 and undated (Includes 

autograph.) 

F. 36 Donlevy, Brian, 1931 - 1953 

Donnelly, Harold, 1940 – 1946 

F. 37 1940 (Includes Equity stock contract with William Walters, Nov. 20, 1940.) 

F. 38 1941 - 1942 

F. 39 1943 - 1944 

F. 40 1945 - 1946 

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F. 41 Donnelly, Ruth, 1930 - 1940 

F. 42 Dooley, John, 1935 – 1939 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 43 Dorelle, Maxine, 1951 – 1952 

F. 44 Dorfman, Nat N., 1937 - 1946 

F. 45 Dorne, Cyrilla, 1940 – 1941 

F. 46 Doro, Marie (a.k.a. Stewart, Marie Doro), 1947 – 1955 (Includes The 

Foreword, Three Arts Club newsletter with article by Doro, Feb. 1949.) 

F. 47 Dorr, Dorothy, undated (Includes autograph.) 

Box 32 

F. 1 Dougherty, Jack, 1932 – 1937 

F. 2 Douglas, Gilbert, 1925 – 1931 

F. 3 Douglas, Kirk, 1951 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets; one note signed by Douglas, Dec. 22, 1954.) 

F. 4 Douglas, Melvyn, 1932 – 1951 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 5 Douglas, Ralph, 1939 – 1948 (Includes Equity contract for The Old Soak 

Apr. 8, 1944 and stock contracts.) 

Douglas, Tom, 1922 – 1935 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 6 1922 – 1927 

F. 7 1928 

F. 8 1929 – 1935 

F. 9 undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Dovey, Alice, 1953 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 11 Dowling, Eddie, 1931 – 1952 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 12 Downs, Johnny, 1940 – 1946 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 13 Doyle, John T., 1928 – 1930 (Includes Equity agreement to represent.) 

F. 14 Dragonette, Jessica, 1934 – 1944 

F. 15 Drama Book Shop, 1938 - 1948 

F. 16 Dramatic Guild (Detroit, Mich.), 1945 – 1946 

F. 17 Dramatic Workshop and Dramatic Workshop Players, 1943 – 1950 

and undated 

F. 18 Dramatists Guild, 1931 – 1944 

F. 19 Dresser, Louise, 1937 – 1959 

F. 20 Dressler, Eric, 1931 (Includes Equity agreement to represent.) 

F. 21 Drew, John, 1921 

F. 22 Drews, Robert E., 1949 (Includes rough draft of Radio Moscow script 

(5pp.).) 

F. 23 Dryden, Wheeler, 1935 – 1938 

F. 24 Du-For, Denis, 1948 

F. 25 Dudley, Bide, 1940 – 1941 and undated 

F. 26 Duffield, Brainerd, 1945 – 1946 and undated 

F. 27-28 Duffy, Henry, 1917 – 1953 and undated (Includes agreement to 


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F. 29 Duffy, Herbert, 1943 – 1945 

F. 30 Dugan, David, 1938 - 1942 

F. 31 Duluth Playhouse (Minn.), 1942 – 1956 

F. 32 Dumont, Frank, 1943 – 1944 

F. 33 Duncan, Charles, 1939 – 1943 

F. 34 Duncan, Ken, 1934 – 1943 and undated 

F. 35 Duncan, Malcolm, 1931 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

page.) 

F. 36 Duncan Sisters (Rosetta, Vivian), 1943 

F. 37-38 Dunkle, Dorothy, 1947 – 1952 

F. 39 Dunn, Caesar, 1939 – 1943 

F. 40 Dunn, Emma, 1927 – 1936 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 41 Dunn, James, 1936 – 1956 

F. 42 Dunne, Irene, 1944 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock and one 

reply from Dunne.) 

Box 33 

F. 1 Dunphy, Christopher, 1936 

F. 2 Dunstan, Clifford, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 3 Dupre, Jeanette, 1939 – 1953 

F. 4 Duprée, Minnie, 1926 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract and agreement to represent.) 

F. 5 Durston, David, 1939 – 1946 

F. 6 Duryea, Dan, 1940 – 1954 

F. 7 Dyrenforth, Harald, 1940 – 1946 and undated 

F. 8 Dyrenforth, James, 1919 and undated (Includes contract and autograph.) 

“D” Miscellaneous, 1911 – 1956 and undated 

F. 9 Da – Dalzell, 1930 – 1954 and undated 

F. 10 Dam – Daniels, 1930 – 1951 and undated 

F. 11 Danis – Darro, 1937 – 1951 and undated 

F. 12 Daum – Davis, 1929 – 1954 and undated 

F. 13 Dawson – Delf, 1911 – 1954 and undated 

F. 14 Delmar – Devlin, 1924 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Jack Dempsey and Reginald Denham.) 

F. 15 Dewhurst – Djanel, 1927 – 1956 and undated (Includes letter from 

G.P. (sp.?) Goodnow re: Colleen Dewhurst’s costumes for Nina, 

June 6, 1956.) 

F. 16 Doane – Downes, 1920 – 1953 and undated (Includes note from Fifi 

D’Orsay.) 

F. 17 Downey – Drosin, 1934 – 1954 and undated (Includes note from 

Morton Downey.) 

F. 18 Dubin – Dykes, 1912 – 1955 and undated 

F. 19 Earl, Donna, 1937 – 1939 

F. 20 Earle, Florence, 1916 – 1939 (Includes contracts.) 

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F. 21 Eastman, Gretchen, 1950 

F. 22 Eaton, Eleanor, 1942 – 1944 

F. 23 Eckstrom, Carl, 1953 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographed 


F. 24 Edeson, Robert, undated (Includes letter, illustration, and autographs.) 

F. 25 Edington, Ralph, 1945 – 1946 

F. 26 Edna Means Dramatic Service, 1938 – 1941 

F. 27 Edney, Florence, 1917 – 1944 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

Box 34 

F. 1-2 Edward Small Company (a.k.a. Small-Landau Co., Edward Small 

Productions, Inc.), 1932 – 1950 

F. 3 Edwards, Arthur R., 1947 – 1950 and undated 

F. 4-5 Edwards, Jack, 1929 – 1932 

F. 6 Edwards, Lloyd, L.G., 1948 

F. 7 Edwards, Roland, 1949 – 1950 

F. 8 Edwards, Waldo, 1930 – 1933 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 9 Effrat, Jack, 1947 – 1950 

Eichel, Leslie, 1949 – 1954 and undated 

1949 

F. 10 Aug. – Sept. 

F. 11 Oct. – Dec. (Includes one page of script.) 

F. 12 1950 

F. 13 1951 – 1954 and undated (Includes published article “Loans for Latin 

America,” undated.) 

F. 14 Eilers, Sally, 1939 – 1942 

F. 15 Eisley, Fred, 1948 – 1951 and undated (See also Theatre Record.) 

F. 16 El Teatro (Santa Fe, N.M.), 1948 - 1950 

F. 17 Elder, Dorothy, 1943 (Includes Equity contract for Let Us Be Gay, Sept. 20, 

1943.) 

F. 18 Eliscu, Fernanda, undated 

Ellerbe, Harry, 1930 – 1955 and undated 

F. 19 1930 – 1931 (Includes agreement to represent and handwritten ledger 

sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 20 1932 – 1933 

F. 21 1934 – 1949 

F. 22 1950 – 1955 and undated 

F. 23 Elliott, James S., 1941 – 1946 

F. 24 Elliott, Lorna, 1928 – 1931 (Includes agreement to represent and 

handwritten ledger of wages earned.) 

F. 25 Ellis, Edith, 1909 – 1948 and undated 

F. 26 Ellis, Elaine, 1944 – 1949 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 27 Ellis, Mary Jo, 1938 

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F. 28 Elman, Dave, 1938 – 1943 

F. 29 Elmore, Lee, 1932 – 1955 (Includes copy of Equity agreement for 

directors.) 

F. 30 Elsom, Isabel, 1947 – 1948 

F. 31-32 Elton, Edmund, 1912 – 1936 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 33 Emery, Bob, 1938 – 1947 and undated 

F. 34 Emery, Edwin T., 1945 – 1946 and undated 

F. 35 Emery, Gilbert, 1927 – 1943 and undated 

F. 36 Emery, John, 1937 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity agreements to 

represent.) 

Box 35 

F. 1 Empire Theatre (Fall River, Mass.), 1948 

F. 2 Empire Theatre (Salem, Mass.), 1939 

F. 3 Empress Theatre (St. Louis, Mo.), 1951 - 1952 

Erlanger Theatre, 1935 – 1945 and undated 

F. 4-6 Buffalo, N.Y., 1942 – 1945 and undated 

F. 7 Atlanta, Ga., 1935 

F. 8 Ernst, Jessie (Hein), 1936 – 1948 and undated (Carbon copy; see also 

Scripts – Venice for Two.) 

F. 9 Errolle, Ralph, 1928 – 1945 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Erskin(e), Chester, 1934 – 1949 and undated 

F. 11 Erwin, Stuart, 1941 – 1959 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 12 Esmond, Elsie, 1929 – 1932 and undated 

F. 13 Espero, Sidonie, 1931 – 1939 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 14 Estabrook, Howard, 191? – 1943 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 15 Eth, Bill, 1945 

F. 16 Ethan Allen Players (Newport, Vt.), 1947 

F. 17 Evans, Bobby, 1938 – 1949 

F. 18 Evans, Brandon, 1928 – 1933 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 19 Evans, Edith, 1930 Oct. 12 

F. 20 Evans, Elsa, 1940 – 1943 

F. 21 Evans, Ernest, undated (Includes letter and autograph.) 

F. 22 Evans, George, 1944 - 1947 

F. 23 Evans, James W., 1951 

F. 24 Evans, Jane, 1929 – 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 25-26 Evans, Madge, 1930 – 1947 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 27 Evans, Maurice, 1938 – 1950 (Includes mostly requests to appear and 

regrets.) 

F. 28-30 Ewell, Lois, 1924 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 31 Ewell, Tom, 1933 – 1953 and undated (Ewell worked in the Browns’ 

office.) 

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Box 36 

“E” Miscellaneous, 1928 – 1955 and undated 

F. 1 Ea – Edwards, 1928 – 1954 and undated 

F. 2 Em – Erwin, 1929 – 1953 and undated 

F. 3 Ei – Ellsler, 1929 – 1951 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Laura Elliot and Patricia Elliott.) 

F. 4 Es – Eythe, 1930 – 1955 and undated 

Fagan, Myron C., 1939 – 1958 and undated 

F. 5 1939 – 1941 May (Includes correspondence re: Anna Sten.) 

F. 6 1941 – June – 1941 Aug. 

F. 7 1945 – 1946 

F. 8 1952 – 1958 and undated 

F. 9 Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr., 1933 - 1955 

F. 10 Fairfax, Robert 1950 - 1951 

F. 11 Fairhaven Summer Theatre (Fairhaven, Mass.), 1946 - 1949 

F. 12 Falk, Lee, 1941 Sept. 6 (Includes one telegram re: casting.) 

F. 13 Falk, Robert, 1952 – 1953 

F. 14 Falkenburg, Jinx, 1945 – 1947 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

Famous Artists Country Playhouse, 1949 - 1952 

F. 15 Fayetteville, N.Y., 1949 - 1950 

F. 16 Rochester, N.Y., 1940 - 1952 

F. 17 Farley, Morgan, 1920 – 1939 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent, commission papers, and autograph.) 

F. 18-19 Farmer, Clarence (“Curley”), 1936 - 1952 

F. 20 Farnum, Dustin, 1916 and undated (Includes one handwritten note, 

autographs, and one signed clipping of Virginia Harnard.) 

F. 21 Farnum, Franklyn, 1943 – 1951 

F. 22 Farnum, William, 1934 – 1944 (Includes three items.) 

F. 23 Farrar, Geraldine, 1940 – 1944 and undated (Includes one signed note 

from Farrar and several notes from her secretary.) 

Box 37 

F. 1 Farrell, Charles, 1935 – 1955 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

Farrell, Glenda, 1929 – 1955 and undated 

F. 2 1929 – 1932 (Includes commission cards and handwritten ledger sheet of 

wages earned.) 

F. 3 1938 – 1939 (Includes contract.) 

F. 4 1940 – 1942 (Includes wedding invitation, Jan. 19, 1941, contracts, copy 

of ground plan for Brief Moment.) 

F. 5 1943 – 1948 

F. 6 1951 – 1955 (Includes contract.) 


F. 9 Faust, Gilberta, 1937 – 1944 

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F. 10 Faversham, Edith (a.k.a. Campbell Walker, Edith), 1915 – 1944 

and undated 

F. 11 Faversham, William, 1915 – 1933 and undated (Includes publicity 

story.) 

F. 12 Faversham, William, Jr., 1928 – 1930 and undated 

F. 13 Fay, Eddie, 1936 – 1937 (Includes autographed clipping and two letters.) 

F. 14 Fay, Frank, 1939 – 1944 (Includes one letter form Fay.) 

F. 15 Fay, Robert, 1952 – 1955 and undated 

F. 16 Feagin, Lucy, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

F. 17 Fealy, Margaret, 1939 and undated 

F. 18 Fealy, Maude, 1939 – 1955 and undated 

F. 19 Fearnley, John, 1947 – 1954 

F. 20 Fellowes, Rockliffe, ca. 1912 and undated (Includes note and 

autograph.) 

F. 21 Fellows, Edith, 1944 – 1953 

F. 22 Fenton, Frank, 1938 – 1946 and undated 

F. 23 Ferber, Edna, 1941 (Includes one note re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 24 Ferber, Herbert, 1927 – 1945 and undated 

F. 25 Ferguson, Elsie, 1944 – 1947 

F. 26 Fernandez, Bijou, 1939 – 1952 and undated 

F. 27 Ferrer, José, 1942 – 1952 and undated (Includes requests re: summer 

stock and regrets, and autograph; also includes autographs for Sir 

Johnston Forbes-Robertson and Louise Mink.) 

F. 28 Ferrette, Cecilia, 1951 – 1953 

F. 29 Ferson, Earl, 1946 

F. 30 Fetherston, Eddie, 1931 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 31 Ffrangcon-Davies, Gwen, 1934 (Includes one item.) 

F. 32 Fidler, Jimmie, 1937 – 1948 

F. 33 Fiedler, Elsa, 1947 - 1949 

Box 38 

F. 1 Field, George, 1938 

F. 2 Field, Sylvia, 1936 – 1948 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 3 Fierman, Robert, 1945 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 4 Filkins, Grace, 1941 – 1952 and undated 

F. 5 Fischer, Alice, 1928 – 1947 and undated (Includes autographs; also 

includes autographs for Albert Phillips and Norman Hackett.) 

F. 6 Fishbein, Frieda, 1932 - 1948 

F. 7 Fisher, Carl, 1938 – 1951 

F. 8 Fisher, Irving, 1920 – 1955 (Includes two letters and an autograph.) 

F. 9 Fisher, Sam, 1949 

F. 10 Fitch, Clyde, 1940 – 1941 (Includes only correspondence with Richard W. 

Fitch re: return of scripts.) 

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F. 11 Fitzgerald, Geraldine, 1944 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 12 Flack, Nanette, 1948 – 1949 and undated (Includes autographed 

clippings.) 

F. 13 Flagg, Clay, 1945 and undated 

F. 14 Flaherty, Bernard J., 1950 – 1951 

F. 15 Fleming, Alice, 1935 – 1940 and undated (Includes flyer.) 

F. 16 Fletcher, Bramwell, 1940 – 1951 and undated (Includes typed musical 

numbers for Tonight at 8:30.) 

F. 17 Fletcher, Lawrence, 1928 – 1946 and undated (Includes handwritten 

ledger of wages earned and agreement to represent.) 

F. 18 Floyd, John, 1951 - 1957 

F. 19 Flynn, Errol, 1941 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 20 Flynt, Norman E., 1947 – 1950 

F. 21 Fonda, Henry, 1941 – 1947 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock, 

Twentieth Century-Fox publicity piece, and regrets.) 

F. 22 Fontaine, Joan, 1944 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 23 Foran, Irene, 1945 – 1947 

F. 24 Forbes, Leon, 1937 – 1944 

F. 25 Forbes, Ralph, 1924 – 1946 and undated (Includes autographed 


F. 26 Forbes-Robertson, Ian, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 27 Ford, Glenn, 1941 – 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 28 Ford, Harrison (1884 – 1957), 1940 and undated (Includes clippings 

and autographs) 

F. 29 Ford, Ruth Thea, 1940 – 1942 and undated 

F. 30 Ford, Wallace, 1928 – 1939 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 31 Forde, Hal, 1939 (Includes one note.) 

F. 32 Forest [sic], Frank, 1936 – 1945 

F. 33 Forrester, Ross, 1929 – 1945 

F. 34 Foster, Claiborne, 1925 – 1928 and undated 

F. 35 Foster, Donald, 1919 – 1948 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent, autograph, fragment of credits list, and signed card.) 

F. 36 Foster, Leo, 1945 

F. 37 Foster, Norman (a.k.a. Hofer, Norman), 1924 -1942 and undated 

F. 38 Foster, Phoebe, 1936 – 1945 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 39 Foster, Preston, 1928 - 1945 

F. 40 Foulk, Robert, 1931 – 1933 and undated 

F. 41 Fox, Allen, ca. 1931 – 1932 (Includes one handwritten letter.) 

F. 42 Fox, Franklyn, 1930 – 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 43 Fox, Grace, 1945 and undated (Includes autograph and letter.) 

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F. 44 Fox, Harry, undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 45 Fox, Sonny, 1949 

F. 46 Foxe, Earle A., 1920 – 1952 (Includes one letter and autograph.) 

Box 39 

F. 1 Francine, Anne, undated 

F. 2 Francis, Arlene, 1938 – 1956 (Includes requests re: summer stock, regrets, 

and autographed clippings.) 

F. 3 Francis, Emma, 1945 and undated (Includes letter and autographed 

scrapbook fragment.) 

F. 4 Francis, Eva Mae, 1929 – 1931 and undated 

F. 5 Francis, Kay, 1933 – 1949 and undated (Includes mostly requests re: 

summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 6 Franklin, Cass, 1938 – 1942 

F. 7 Franklin, Clay, 1937 – 1952 

F. 8 Franklin, Irene, 1921 and undated (Includes notes from Burton Green 

(husband) re: commission.) 

F. 9 Franklin, Joe, 1954 – 1955 (Includes correspondence to and two notes from 

Franklin.) 

F. 10 Franklyn, Beth, 1928 – 1937 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autographed scrapbook fragment.) 

F. 11 Frawley, Paul, 1919 and undated (Includes contract and autograph only.) 

F. 12 Frazin, Gladys, 1938 and undated 

F. 13 Fred Miller Theatre, 1955 - 1957 

F. 14 Frederick, John, 1945 – 1948 and undated 

F. 15 Frederick, Lee, 1931 (Includes two legal documents re: lawsuit against 

Chamberlain Brown.) 

F. 16 Frederick, Pauline, 1919 – 1930 and undated (Includes one letter re: 

Frederick, autographs, and clipping.) 

F. 17 Fredricks, Arline, 1942 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 18 Freedley, George, 1932 - 1952 

F. 19-20 Freedley, Vinton, 1920 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 21 Freeman, Helen, 1925 – 1932 and undated 

F. 22 Freeman, Howard, 1937 – 1946 and undated 

F. 23 Freeman, Maurice, 1933 – 1944 

F. 24 French, Augusta, 1939 – 1955 

F. 25 Friebus, Florida, 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 26 Friebus, Theodore, 1953 (Includes one handwritten letter.) 

F. 27 Friedberg, Annie, 1932 – 1952 

F. 28 Friganza, Trixie, 1934 – 1955 (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 29 Frohman, Bert, 1939 – 1951 and undated 

F. 30 Frohman, Daniel, 1933 – 1939 (Includes three short notes from Frohman.) 

F. 31 Froman, Jane, 1945 

F. 32 Fryer, Robert, 1947 – 1952 

F. 33 Fuchs, Viktor, 1941 

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F. 34 Fuller, Frances, 1940 - 1955 

F. 35 Fuller, Rosalinde, 1934 – 1939 

F. 36 Furness, Betty, ca. 1931 – 1953 

“F” Miscellaneous, 1918 – 1957 and undated 

F. 37 Fa – Faye, 1932 – 1954 and undated (Includes note from Howard 

Fast, July 7, 1939.) 

F. 38 Fe – Fillmore, 1929 – 1955 and undated (Includes note from Verna 

Felton.) 

Box 40 

F. 1 Fin – Forsythe, 1918 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Ed and Pegeen Fitzgerald, and Carrie Finnell.) 

F. 2 Fos – Furst, 1923 – 1955 and undated (Includes handwritten note 

from Jacqueline Susann on verso of letter to Charles K. Freeman.) 

F. 3 Gaal, Francesca, 1949 Dec. 23 

F. 4 Gabel, Martin, 1942 – 1945 

F. 5 Gable, Clark, 1928 – 1952 (Includes mostly correspondence to and about, 

handwritten ledger sheet of wages earned, and two telegrams from 

Gable.) 

F. 6 Gahagan, Helen (a.k.a. Douglas, Helen Gahagan), 1934 – 1952 and 

undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Gaige, Crosby, 1934 – 1936 (Includes two short notes from Gaige.) 

F. 8 Gainey, Andrew, 1947 

F. 9 Gaither, Gant, 1940 – 1947 and undated 

F. 10 Gallagher, Frank, 1931 – 1962 and undated (Includes Equity agreement 

to represent, handwritten list of wages earned, and handbill.) 

F. 11 Gallagher, Glen, 1936 – 1939 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping and contract.) 

F. 12 Gallaher, Donald, 1945 – 1946 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 13 Gallatin, Alberta (a.k.a. Childe, Alberta Gallatin), 1899 – 1946 and 

undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 14 The Gallery Gods, 1947 – 1949 

F. 15 Gallo, Fortune, 1938 – 1945 

F. 16 Galloway, Louise, 1945 – 1946 

F. 17 Gam, Rita, 1946 

F. 18 Gambarelli, Maria, 1933 – 1949 and undated 

F. 19 Gans, Alan, 1946 

F. 20 Garden, Mary, 1933 – 1936 (Includes two notes.) 

F. 21 Gardet, Robert, 1936 – 1945 and undated 

F. 22-23 Gardiner, Maud Louise, 1936 – 1946 and undated 

F. 24 Gardner, David, 1953 

F. 25 Gardner, Ed, ca. 1938 – 1939 

F. 26 Gardner, Hunter, 1939 – 1948 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 27 Gardner, Hy, 1937 – 1954 and undated (Includes holiday card with 

photo of son, undated.) 

F. 28 Gardner, Jack, 1921 – 1942 and undated (Includes autographed 

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F. 29 Gardner, Vincent, 1937 – 1943 and undated 

F. 30 Garland, Judy, 1941 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock and note 

per assistant.) 

F. 31 Garrick, Richard, 1945 – 1949 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 32 Garson, Greer, 1947 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

Box 41 

F. 1 Gateson, Marjorie, 1928 – 1953 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 2 Gaus, Robert, 1951 

F. 3 Gaxton, William, 1949 – 1953 

F. 4 Gaye, Chris, 1948 

F. 5 Gaynor, Janet, 1941 - 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 6 Gaze, Gwen, 1939 

F. 7 Gear, Louella, 1923 – 1946 and undated 

F. 8 Geddes, Norman Bel, 1938 – 1944 and undated 

F. 9 Geiger, Clarence, 1943 – 1945 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 10 Gelert, Karen, 1949 

F. 11-12 Gendron, Pierre, 1926 – 1942 and undated (See also Chamberlain 

Brown Writings – Plays.) 

F. 13 George, Constance, 1938 – 1940 and undated 

F. 14 George, Gladys, 1942 – 1943 

F. 15 George, Grace, 1914, 1940 – 1951 and undated 

F. 16 Gerrard, Al, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 17 Geva, Tamara, 1940 

F. 18 Gibbons, Charles C., 1932 – 1938 and undated (“Boy-friend and onetime 

employee” written on original folder.) 

F. 19 Gibson, Wynne, 1925 – 1946 and undated (Includes contract and 

autographed clippings.) 

F. 20 Gilbert, Bob, 1930 – 1949 and undated 

F. 21 Gilbert, John, 1934 – 1935 

F. 22 Gilbert, Lauren, 1938 – 1942 and undated 

F. 23 Gilbert, Walter, 1934 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Gilkey, Stanley, 1938 – 1947 and undated 

F. 25 Gill, Helen, 1943 – 1944 

F. 26 Gillette, Bobby, 1930 – 1931 

F. 27 Gillette, William, 1930 Dec. 17 

F. 28 Gillmore, Margalo, 1944 (Includes two telegrams; one is corrected version, 

June 23, 1944.) 

F. 29 Gilmore, Paul, 1931 – 1947 and undated 

F. 30 Gilmore, Virginia, ca. 1941 – 1943 and undated 

F. 31 Girard, Harry, 1916 – 1936 

F. 32 Girls [sic] Service League of America, 1939 – 1942 

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F. 33 Gish, Dorothy, 1928 – 1952 

F. 34 Gish, Lillian, 1948 

F. 35 Givney, Kathryn, 1934 – 1960 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 36 Glaser, Lulu, 1931 – 1953 

F. 37 Glaser, Vaughan, 1929 – 1953 and undated (Includes several letters, 

autographed clippings,and scrapbook page.) 

F. 38 Glason, Billy, 1940 and undated 

F. 39 Gleason, James, 1919 – 1946 (Includes agreement to represent, requests re: 

summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 40 Gleckler, Robert P., 1930 – 1936 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

Box 42 

F. 1-2 Glendinning, Ernest, 1917 – 1947 (Includes Equity contracts and 


F. 3 Glendinning, John, 1946 – 1947 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 4 Glosé, Augusta, 1948 and undated (Includes autographed halftones.) 

F. 5 Glosz, Rosemary, 1942 – 1955 and undated 

F. 6 Gluck, Wally, 1945 – 1951 

F. 7 Goddard, Paulette, 1942 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 8 Goetz, E. Ray, 1940 – 1941 and undated 

F. 9 Goff, Marie, 1921 and undated (Includes contract and autograph only.) 

F. 10 Golden, Al, 1946 

F. 11 Golden, John, 1933 – 1955 

F. 12 Goldfischer, Morris, 1938 – 1940 

F. 13 Goldina, Miriam, 1942 – 1951 

F. 14 Goldwyn, Frances, 1932 – 1936 (Includes two handwritten notes.) 

F. 15 Goodman, Philip, undated 

F. 16 Goodwin, Coburn, 1942 – 1945 

F. 17 Gorcey, Bernard, 1943 

F. 18 Gordon, Bernard D., 1938 – 1941 (Includes manuscript for “Glad to 

Know You,” (3pp.).) 

F. 19 Gordon, Eleanor, 1943 – 1962 and undated 

F. 20 Gordon, Gavin (American), 1923 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

agreement to represent and autograph.) 

F. 21 Gordon, Grant, 1946 – 1951 and undated 

F. 22 Gordon, John, 1940 and undated 

F. 23 Gordon, Larry, 1939 – 1940 

F. 24 Gordon, Max, 1939 – 1948 (Includes four letters.) 

F. 25 Gordon, Ruth, 1939 – 1950 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract 

for Here Today, July 15, 1940.) 

F. 26 Gore, Abe, 1943 – 1951 

F. 27 Gore, Clyde, R., 1951 – 1953 

F. 28 Gosselin, Ray, 1941 

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F. 29 Gottschalk, Ferdinand, 1930 – 1932 

F. 30 Gould, Edward, 1943 – 1953 (See also Copley Theatre, Boston.) 

F. 31 Gould, Jay Reid, 1940 - 1942 

F. 32 Gould, Marguerite, 1943 

F. 33 Goulding, Edmund, 1934 – 1946 

F. 34 Gowing, Gene, 1929 – 1939 

F. 35 Grace, Charity, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

F. 36 Graham, Frederick, 1936 – 1939 

F. 37 Granlund, Nils Thor, 1930 - 1939 

F. 38 Grant, Sydney, undated (Includes letter, clipping, and autograph.) 

F. 39 Granville, Bernard, 1929 – 1931 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 40 Grapewin, Charley, 1941 and undated (Includes letter and autographed 


F. 41 Grauer, Ben, 1936 - 1939 

F. 42 Gray, Alexander, 1925 – 1943 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

Box 43 

F. 1 Greaza, Walter M., 1937 – 1954 (See also Correspondence – Actors’ 

Equity Association.) 

F. 2 Greben, Harry, 1953 – 1954 

F. 3 Greco, Anthony, 1948 

F. 4 Green, Bennett, 1945 – 1952 

F. 5 Green, Ethel, undated (Includes letter, autographed clippings, and scrapbook 

page.) 

F. 6 Green, Gertrude, 1953 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 7 Green Hills Theatre (Reading, Pa.), 1947 – 1950 

F. 8 Green, Johnny, 1937 – 1938 

F. 9 Green, Larry, 1948 – 1954 

Green Mountain Playhouse , 1936 - 1951 

F. 10 Burlington, Vt., 1936 – 1938 

F. 11 Middlebury,Vt., 1949 – 1951 

F. 12 Greene, Luther, 1931 – 1952 and undated 

F. 13 Greenleaf, Raymond, 1943 – 1945 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 14 Greenspan, Judge Benjamin E., 1934 – 1939 

F. 15 Greenstreet, Sydney, 1930 – 1946 (Includes contracts and handwritten 

ledger sheets of wages earned.) 

F. 16 Greenwich Theatre (East Greenwich, R.I.), 1948 

F. 17 Gregory, Douglas, 1938 – 1939 

F. 18 Gregory, Frank, 1943 – 1950 

F. 19 Gretna Playhouse (Mount Gretna, Pa.), 1945 – 1952 

F. 20 Grey, Katherine, 1925 – 1945 and undated (Includes contract and 

autographed clippings.) 

F. 21 Grey, Madeline, 1936 – 1939 and undated 

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F. 22 Grey, Shirley, 1930 – 1938 

F. 23 Griebe, Ethel K., 1940 – 1942 

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F. 24 Griffith, Eleanor, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes one letter, 

contracts, and autograph.) 

F. 25 Griggs, John, 1930 – 1936 and undated 

F. 26 Grimball, Elizabeth B., 1938 – 1939 

F. 27 Grimek, John C., 1943 - 1945 

F. 28 Grisman, Sam H., 1937 - 1954 

F. 29 Grogan, John, 1942 – 1949 

F. 30 Groody, Louise, 1927 – 1947 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 31 Gross, Ben, 1938 – 1954 (Includes two letters and autographed clipping of 

“Listening In” column.) 

F. 32 Gross, Irving, 1932 – 1939 

F. 33 Grossinger, Jennie, 1941 

F. 34 Grossman, Arthur, 1940 

F. 35 Guberman, Ruth, 1949 – 1950 

F. 36 Guthrie, Joseph Leon, 1906 – 1911 and undated 

F. 37 Guttmann, Joseph, 1947 (Includes letter from Ellis Hahn.) 

Guy Palmerton Players, 1938 – 1952 and undated 

F. 38-39 Fitchburg, Mass., 1938 – 1952 and undated (See also Manhattan 

Players.) 

F. 40 Portland, Me., 1940 (See also Guy Palmerton correspondence.) 

F. 41 Gwenn, Edmund, 1942 – 1949 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 42 Gygi, Ota, 1939 - 1940 

“G” Miscellaneous, 1911 – 1957 and undated 

Box 44 

F. 1 Gag – Gazzo, 1929 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Betty Garrett, John Gassner, and Michael V. Gazzo.) 

F. 2 Gea – Gerstad, 1933 – 1957 and undated 

F. 3 Gib – Glauberg, 1911 – 1953 and undated 

F. 4 Gle – Goulding, 1924 – 1953 and undated 

F. 5 Grabowski – Greaves, 1925 – 1953 and undated 

F. 6 Green – Guttmann, 1921 – 1956 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Yvette Guilbert and Texas Guinan.) 

F. 7 Hackett, Raymond, 1931 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 8 Hagen, Dr. Harry, 1938 

F. 9 Haines, Robert Terrell, 1931 – 1942 and undated (Includes 

autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 10 Hajos, Mitzi, 1937 – 1951 and undated (Includes three pages of 

unidentified radio script and autographed clippings, ) 

F. 11 Hale, Rodney, 1943 

F. 12 Haley, Jack, 1942 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 13 Hall, Albert K., 1939 

F. 14 Hall, Aurelia, 1941 (Includes only correspondence to Hall.) 

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F. 15 Hall, Dorothy, 1926 – 1944 and undated (Includes side for Good Times 

(Ruth) and handwritten ledger sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 16 Hall, Eddie, 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 17 Hall, Ellen, 1939 – 1943 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 18 Hall, Louis Leon, 1925 and undated (Includes contract and autographed 

scrapbook pages only.) 

F. 19 Hall, Mary, 1941 – 1953 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 20 Hall, Thurston, 1924 -1945 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 21 Hall, Wendell, 1938 – 1947 and undated (Includes radio program copy.) 

Box 45 

F. 1 Halley, Rudolph, 1951 – 1955 

F. 2 Halliday, Hildegard, undated 

F. 3 Halliday, Jackson, 1928 – 1941 

F. 4 Halliday, John, 1939 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 5 Halliday, Robert, 1924 – 1939 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autograph.) 

F. 6 Hallop, Billy, 1942 July 12 (Includes autographed receipt only.) 

F. 7 Halpern, Seymour, 1941 – 1955 (Includes three items.) 

F. 8 Hamilton, Margaret, 1934 – 1944 (Includes three items.) 

F. 9 Hamilton, Neil, 1922 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Hamilton, Reed, 1921 – 1926 and undated 

F. 11 Hamilton, Tom, 1931 – 1937 and undated 

F. 12 Hamlin, Paul A., 1932 

F. 13 Hammell, Grandin K., 1949 – 1950 

F. 14 Hammerstein, Oscar II, 1944 – 1949 (Includes two short notes and one 

form letter.) 

F. 15 Hammerstein, Theodore J., 1936 – 1941 and undated 

F. 16 Hammerstein, William, 1954 – 1955 

F. 17 Hammond, Freeman, 1944 – 1948 (See also Keene Summer Theatre.) 

F. 18 Hammond, Ronald T., 1945 – 1949 

F. 19 Hammond, Virginia, 1945 – 1947 and undated 

F. 20 Hampden, Walter, 1938 – 1945 and undated 

F. 21 Hampton, Hope, 1929 – 1945 (Includes correspondence with Jules 

Brulatour.) 

F. 22 Hampton Playhouse (Bridgehampton, N.Y.), 1947 – 1948 

F. 23 Hanaford, Maude, 1925 Sept. 1 and undated (Includes autographed 


F. 24 Handler, Sam L. (“Bingo”), 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 25 Handley, Regina C., 1940 

F. 26 Hanley, Millicent, 1945 – 1954 and undated 

F. 27 Hanna, Arthur, 1934 – 1938 (Hanna was the General Manager of the Red 

Barn Theatre, Locust Valley, N.Y.) 

F. 28 Hanna, Betty, 1931 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

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F. 29 Hanna Theatre (Cleveland, Ohio), 1942 – 1950 

F. 30 Hanson, Gladys, 1928 and undated 

F. 31 Harbach, Otto, undated (Incudes two notes from Ella and William 

Harbach.) 

F. 32 Harbor, James, 1941 (Harbor was advance man for Stars for Units proposed 

tour.) 

F. 33 Harbor Playhouse (Marion, Mass.), 1947 

F. 34 Harbor Theatre (Brooklyn, N.Y.), 1937 – 1938 (Includes contract.) 

Hardie, Russell, 1927 – 1951 and undated 

F. 35 1927 – 1930 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 36 1931 – 1936 

F. 37 1937 – 1942 

F. 38 1943 – 1951 and undated (Includes publicity handbill.) 

Box 46 

F. 1 Harding, Ann, 1938 – 1949 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 2 Harding, Harvey, 1935 – 1936 

F. 3 Hardy, Bill, 1940 – 1942 

F. 4 Hardy, Joe (Actor), 1943 – 1950 and undated 

F. 5 Harens, Dean, 1945 – 1946 

F. 6 Hargrave, Roy, 1927 – 1928 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 7 Harlan, Kenneth, 1921 – 1937 and undated (Includes autographed 

scrapbook pages.) 

F. 8 Harlow, Lou, 1951 

F. 9 Harolde, Ralf, 1929 – 1937 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Harrelson, Helen, 1947 – 1949 

F. 11 Harrigan, Nedda, ca. 1933 – 1942 

F. 12 Harrigan, William, 1929 – 1948 and undated (Includes Equity 

contracts.) 

F. 13 Harrington, Bill, 1943 

F. 14 Harrington, John, 1929 – 1934 

F. 15 Harris, Beth, 1953 - 1955 

F. 16 Harris, Charles, 1929 – 1953 

F. 17 Harris, Elmer, 1940 – 1951 (See also Scripts – Young Sinners.) 

F. 18 Harris, Gloria, 1946 - 1947 

F. 19 Harris, Julie, 1953 – 1954 (Includes two items.) 

F. 20 Harris, Mitchell, 1924 – 1945 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 21 Harris, Robert, 1933 – 1948 

F. 22 Harris, Sam H., 1929 – 1940 (Includes correspondence from Morris 

Jacobs.) 

F. 23 Harris, Stan, 1953 – 1954 

F. 24 Harris, William, Jr., 1930 - 1944 

F. 25 Harrison, Bertram, 1929 – 1948 

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F. 26 Harrison, James, 1943 – 1946 and undated 

F. 27 Hart, Gardner, 1929 and undated 

F. 28 Hart, Mary, 1931 and undated 

F. 29 Hart, Moss, 1935 – 1948 

F. 30 Hart, Teddy, 1930 – 1940 (Includes Equity stockcontract.) 

F. 31 Hart, William S., 1931 – 1934 (Includes two items.) 

F. 32 Hartley, Jack, 1933 – 1941 (Includes three items.) 

F. 33 Hartman, Paul, 1942 – 1948 and undated 

F. 34 Hartmann, James, 1938 – 1939 and undated 

F. 35 Harty, Tom (a.k.a. Harty, Thomas), 1939- 1948 

F. 36 Harven, Jane, 1943 

F. 37 Harvey, Edward, 1940 – 1948 

F. 38 Harvey, Elwyn, 1947 - 1948 

Harvey, Georgia, 1920 – 1953 and undated 

Box 47 

F. 1 1920 – 1939 

F. 2 1940 – 1944 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 3 1945 – 1953 

F. 4 undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 5 Harvey, Lilian, 1946 - 1950 

F. 6 Harvey, Michael, 1938 – 1943 

F. 7 Harvey, Patricia, 1944 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 8 Harwin, Francis X., 1946 

F. 9 Hasso, Signe, 1947 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and one 

note of regret from Hasso.) 

F. 10 Hatfield, Margaret, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

F. 11 Hatton, Fanny and Frederick, 1933 

F. 12 Hauser, Gayelord [sic], 1952 – 1953 (Includes two typed notes from 

Hauser’s secretary.) 

F. 13 Havoc, June, 1939 – 1946 and undated 

F. 14 Hawkins, Byron, 1929 – 1930 

F. 15 Haworth, Vinton, 1932 – 1934 and undated (Includes three items.) 

F. 16-17 Haydon, Julie, 1943 – 1948 

F. 18 Hayes, Albert, 1936 – 1938 and undated 

F. 19 Hayes, Helen, 1924 – 1949 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 20 Hayes, Joseph, 1950 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 21 Hayloft, Theatre (Allentown, Pa.), 1947 

F. 22 Hayward, Louis, 1939 – 1957 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock. 

F. 23 Healy, Ted, 1925 – 1933 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Heatherton, Ray, 1939 – 1943 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

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F. 25 Heckart, Eileen, 1944 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 26 Hedgerow Theatre (Mayhem, Pa.), 1940 

F. 27 Hedley, Charles, 1929 – 1951 

F. 28 Hedman, Martha, 1933 and undated (Includes autograph; see also Scripts 

– Should a Man Tell?.) 

F. 29 Heech, Leonard, 1947 – 1951 

F. 30 Heflin, Van, 1935 – 1953 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 31 Heigh, Helene, 1942 – 1943 

F. 32 Helburn, Theresa, 1927 – 1928 (Includes three items; one is agreement for 

play option.) 

F. 33 Helena, Edith, ca. 1933 – 1941 and undated 

F. 34 Helton, Percy, 1930 – 1943 

F. 35-36 Heming, Violet, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

Box 48 

F. 1 Henderson, Jack, 1933 and undated 

F. 2 Henderson, Ray, 1946 (Includes three items.) 

Henderson, Robert, 1929 – 1954 and undated (See also Scripts – Tiger 

Lilly [sic].) 

F. 3 1929 – 1930 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 4 1931 – 1939 

F. 5 ca. 1941 - 1943 


F. 7 undated 

F. 8 Henlopen Playhouse (Rehoboth Beach, Del.), 1948 (See also “M” 

Miscellaneous correspondence for Norma MacHardy letter.) 

F. 9 Henning, Edgar, 1928 – 1929 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 10 Henry, Bill, 1937 – 1949 and undated 

F. 11 Hepburn, Katharine, 1943 – 1948 (Includes one telegram from Hepburn 

and queries from Chamberlain Brown.) 

F. 12 Herber, Hugh, 1940 – 1945 and undated 

F. 13 Herblin, David, 1919 – 1922 and undated 

F. 14-15 Herendeen, Frederick, 1938 

F. 16 Hermann, Chester, 1928 – 1930 

F. 17 Herne, Chrystal, 1936 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 18 Herrick Fred (a.k.a. Handschi, Fred), 1937 and undated 

F. 19 Hersholt, Jean, 1941 – 1942 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 20 Hewitt, Alan, 1942 – 1949 

F. 21 Heyburn, Weldon, 1929 – 1948 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 22 Heyman, Katherine, Ruth, 1939 – 1940 

F. 23 Hibbard, Adelaide, 1929 – 1933 (Includes autographed list of credits.) 

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F. 24 Hibbard, Edna, 1931 – 1932 and undated (Includes contract and 

autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 25 Hicks, Bessie V., 1935 – 1941 and undated 

F. 26 Higgins, John W., 1944 – 1954 

F. 27 Hildebrandt, Paul, 1948 – 1953 

F. 28 Hildegarde, 1940 – 1944 and undated (Includes two items.) 

Box 49 

F. 1 Hill, Abram, 1941 – 1945 (Includes four items.) 

F. 2 Hill, Barre, 1949 – 1950 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 3 Hill, Carok, 1940 – 1952 and undated 

F. 4 Hill, Frank, 1940 - 1944 

F. 5 Hill, Gus, 1930 – 1936 (Includes six items.) 

F. 6 Hill, Mildred, 1954 

F. 7 Hillebrand, Fred, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 8 Hilliard, Jack, 1947 

F. 9 Hilltop Theatre (a.k.a. New Hilltop Theatre) (Ellicott City, Md.), 

1938 – 1959 

F. 10 Hinkley, Dorothy, 1943 – 1956 and undated 

F. 11 Hirose, George, 1933 – 1951 

F. 12 Hirsch, Katherine, 1931 – 1935 and undated 

F. 13 Hirst, Ed, 1952 – 1953 

F. 14 Hitch, William, ca. 1930 and undated 

F. 15 Hobart, Rose, 1927 

F. 16 Hobbes, Halliwell, 1944 

F. 17 Hoben, Alice, M., 1949 – 1954 

F. 18 Hobson, Irene, 1903 – 1955 (Includes card and autographed scrapbook 

page.) 

F. 19 Hocker, David, 1943 and undated 

F. 20 Hodge, Martha, 1939 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 21 Hoerle, Helen, 1932 – 1955 and undated 

F. 22 Hoffman, Harold G. (N.J. Governor), 1934 – 1953 

F. 23 Hoffman, Irving, 1937 – 1947 and undated 

F. 24 Hoffmann, Max, Jr., 1923 – 1926 and undated (Includes Equity 

contract.) 

F. 25 Hogan, Frank S., 1944 – 1951 (Includes correspondence to Hogan’s staff.) 

F. 26 Hohl, Arthur E., 1925 – 1950 

F. 27 Holbrook, Hal, 1946 - 1953 

F. 28 Holbrook, William, 1930 – 1949 

F. 29 Holden, John, 1935 - 1944 

F. 30 Hole, Jonathan, 1929 – 1940 

F. 31 Holland, Maurice, 1933 – 1955 

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F. 32 Hollis, Alan, 1926 – 1927 

F. 33 Holly, Jay, 1925 – 1927 and undated (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 34 Holm, Celeste, 1939 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets per attorney; one handwritten note from Holm, May 15, 1941.) 

F. 35 Holman, Libby, 1936 – 1946 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 36 Holmes, Alan Gray, 1939 – 1952 (Includes handbill for productions at 

Clark University, 1949.) 

F. 37 Holmes, Burton, 1945 (Includes requests to appear and regrest per Mrs. 

Holmes.) 

F. 38-39 Holmes, Helen, 1927 – 1953 and undated (Includes autographed 

clippings.) 

F. 40 Holmes, Taylor, 1928 – 1946 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 41 Holton, Joe, 1935 - 1955 

F. 42 Hoodless, Louise G., 1935 and undated 

Box 50 

F. 1 Hope, Adele Blood, 1935 – 1936 (Hope was Vice-Pres. of Chamberlain 

Brown Players.) 

F. 2 Hope, Constance, 1935 -1944 

F. 3 Hopkins, Arthur, 1932 – 1949 

F. 4 Hopkins, Charles, 1932 – 1937 (Hopkins was Director of N.Y.S. Federal 

Theatre Project.) 

F. 5-6 Hopkins, Miriam, 1930 – 1949 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 7 Hopper, Edna Wallace, 1896 – 1947 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 8 Hopper, Hedda, 1947 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 9 Hopple, Mary, 1939 and undated 

Horton, Edward Everett, 1922 – 1960 and undated 

F. 10 1922, 1939 May – 1939 July (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 11 1939 Aug. – 1939 Dec. (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 12 1940 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 13 1941 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 14 1943 – 1945 

F. 15 1946 – 1947 Jan. – 1947 July 

F. 16 1947 Aug. – 1948 Dec. 


F. 18 1952 Jan. – 1952 July (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 19 1952 Aug. – 1952 Dec. (Includes handwritten list of “Music for Band 

Concert.") 

F. 20 1953 – 1954 Jan. – 1954 July (Includes Equity stock agreements.) 

F. 21 1954 Aug. – 1954 Dec. 

F. 22 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

Box 51 

F. 1 1956 Jan. – 1956 July (Includes Equity contract.) 

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F. 2 1956 Aug. – 1956 Dec.(Includes letter from Thelma Ballou, Nov. 26, 

1956.) 

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F. 3 1957 (Includes Equity contract and postcard of Cherry County Playhouse, 

Traverse City, Mich., from Ruth Bailey, Aug. 23, 1957.) 

F. 4 1958 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 5 1959 – 1960 

F. 6 undated 

F. 7 Hosmer, Bradley C., 1955 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 8 Howard, Alan, 1953 and undated 

F. 9 Howard, Arthur, 1922 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

cover and contract only.) 

F. 10 Howard, Betty, 1951 

F. 11 Howard, Esther, 1928 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page 

and contract only.) 

F. 12 Howard, Fred (a.k.a. Frederick, Frederic), 1939 – 1942 and 

undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 13 Howard, Henry, 1930 – 1935 and undated (Includes Equity agreement 

to represent and handwritten ledger sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 14 Howard, Leslie, 1922 – 1939 (Includes six items.) 

F. 15 Howard, Warda, 1941 – 1942 

F. 16 Howard, Willie and Eugene, 1937 and undated (Includes letter and 

autographed clipping.) 

F. 17 Howell, Virginia, 1922 – 1936 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 18 Howes, Mary, undated 

F. 19 Hoyt, Julia, 1925 – 1937 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 20 Hubbard, Margaret, undated 

F. 21 Hudson, Robert, undated (Includes letter and autograph.) 

F. 22 Huff, Forrest, 1910 – 1940 

F. 23 Huff, Stanton, 1937 – 1947 and undated 

F. 24 Hughes, Anthony, 1928 and undated 

F. 25 Hughes, Arthur, 1948 – 1949 

F. 26 Hughes, Gareth, 1924 – 1954 and undated (See also photos.) 

F. 27 Hughes, William, 1941 – 1951 and undated 

F. 28 Hull, Burling, 1949 – 1950 (Includes three items.) 

F. 29 Hull, Esther (a.k.a. Madison, Esther Hull), 1932 - 1939 

F. 30-31 Hull, Henry, 1920 – 1953 and undated (Includes contract, autographs, 

letters to “Miss Johnston, Mar. 27, 1934.”) 

F. 32 Hull, Henry, Jr., 1941 

F. 33 Hull, Josephine, 1928 – 1951 and undated 

F. 34 Humphrey, Cecil, 1938 – 1939 

F. 35 Humphrey, Daisy, 1939 and undated (Includes two letters.) 

F. 36 Humphrey, John, 1940 – ca. 1957 and undated 

F. 37 Hunt, Bradford, 1942 – 1943 

F. 38 Hunt, Charlotte, 1927 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 39 Hunt, Edward, 1945 – 1950 and undated 

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F. 40 Hunt, Ida Brooks, 1922 – 1929 

F. 41 Hunt, Marsha, 1939 - 1951 

Box 52 

F. 1 Hunter, Douglas, 1925 – 1935 and undated 

F. 2 Hunter, Glenn, 1928 – 1945 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 3 Hunter, Judith, 1951 – 1956 

F. 4 Hunter, Louise, 1923 and undated 

F. 5 Hurd, George, 1927 – 1933 

F. 6 Hurst, Fannie, 1934 – 1955 

F. 7 Hussey, Ruth, 1945 – 1955 

F. 8-10 Huston, Philip, 1935 – undated 

F. 11 Huston, Walter, 1934 – 1947 undated 

F. 12 Hutchins, Richmond, 1943 

F. 13 Hutchinson, Mary, 1939 – 1949 

F. 14 Hutchinson, “Jack” Stewart, 1929 – 1939 and undated (Includes 

agreement to represent in stock.) 

F. 15 Hutchinson, Muriel C., 1937 – 1951 

F. 16 Hyman, Earle, 1947 

F. 17 Hyman, Robert, 1917 – 1931 (Includes agreement to represent Hyman and 

Virginia Mann.) 

“H” Miscellaneous, 1916 – 1957 and undated 

F. 18 Ha – Hamlin, 1916 – 1956 and undated 

F. 19 Hamm – Harlow, 1912 – 1954 and undated 

F. 20 Harm – Harrow, 1910 – 1955 and undated 

F. 21 Hart – Hazzard, 1920 – 1955 and undated (Includes notes from Ian 

Hay, Sessue Hayakawa, and Helen Harvey.) 

Box 53 

F. 1 Hea – Henry, 1919 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Ben Hecht, Ray Hedge.) 

F. 2 Herb – Heyworth, 1933 – 1949 and undated 

F. 3 Hib – Hix, 1915 – 1956 

F. 4 Hod – Hope, 1915 – 1955 and undated 

F. 5 Hopkins – Howle, 1920 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Arthur Hornblow, Kathleen Howard, Reed 

Howes, and Walter Hoving.) 

F. 6 Huds – Hylton, 1910 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Jay Hunt, Ruth Hunter, and Louise Huntington.) 

F. 7 Iannella, Marie, 1949 – 1954 (Includes lawsuit with correspondence to 

Anthony J. Siminerio.) 

Inches, Howard V.H., 1930 – 1953 and undated 

F. 8 1930 – 1931 

F. 9 1932 (Includes legal and financial papers.) 

F. 10 1933 – 1953 

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F. 11 undated 

F. 12 Ingalls, Albert S, Jr. and Miles, 1933 – 1944 

F. 13 Ingersoll, William, 1928 – 1932 

F. 14 Intropidi, Ethel, 1934 – 1935 and undated 

F. 15 Ireland, John, 1943 – 1952 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 16 Irene, Lily, 1928 – ca. 1950 

F. 17 Ireton, Ray, 1945 

Box 54 

F. 1 Irvine, Theodora, 1933 – 1949 

F. 2 Irving, Elizabeth, 1937 and undated 

F. 3 Irving, Isabel, 1922 – 1935 and undated (Includes autographs and Equity 

agreement to represent.) 

F. 4 Irving, Richard, 1939 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 5 Irwin, Lou, 1930 – 1939 

F. 6 Irwin, May, 1930 and undated 

F. 7 Ivan, Rosalind, 1930 – 1949 and undated 

Ivoryton Playhouse (Ivoryton, Conn.), 1937 – 1952 and undated 

F. 8 1937 – 1940 

F. 9 1941 – 1946 

F. 10 1947 – 1952 and undated (Includes holiday card with watercolor of 

Ivoryton Playhouse.) 

F. 11 Jackson, Anne, undated (Includes one handwritten note) 

F. 12 Jackson, Ethel, 1930 – 1955 and undated 

F. 13 Jackson, Ray, 1930 

F. 14 Jackson, Suzanne, 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 15 Jacobs, Marilyn, 1947 – 1948 

F. 16 Jacoves, Felix, 1939 

Jacovidis, Patrick, 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 17 1937 

F. 18 1938 


F. 20 Jagger, Dean, 1943 – 1946 

F. 21 Jam Handy Corporation, 1949 

F. 22 James E. Branigan Association, 1939 – 1941 

F. 23 James, Anthony, 1939 – 1941 and undated 

F. 24 James, Hal, 1936 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 25 Jameson, House, 1934 – 1943 

F. 26 Jampol, Irving, 1925 

F. 27 Janis, Elsie, 1938 – 1939 and undated (Includes letter to “John.”) 

F. 28 Janney, Leon, 1936 – 1937 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Alfred H. Alexander re: Janney.) 

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F. 29 Janney, Russell, 1925 – 1955 and undated 

F. 30 Janney, William, 1932 - 1937 

F. 31 Janssen, Werner, 1929 – 1930 and undated 

F. 32 Jantzen, Gene, 1943 – 1945 

F. 33 Jaquet, Frank, 1934 – 1937 

F. 34 Jardon, Dorothy, 1915 – 1940 and undated 

F. 35 Jarrett, Arthur, 1942 – 1945 and undated (See also Scripts.) 

F. 36 Jarrett, Jack, 1933 and undated 

F. 37 Jefferson Theatre (Birmingham, Ala.), 1940 

F. 38 Jeffrey, William, 1945 -1955 

F. 39 Jellico, Jean, 1942 – 1950 

F. 40 Jenkins, Florence Foster, 1944 (Includes one note re: regrets for Theatre 

Assembly invitation.) 

F. 41 Jeritza, Maria, 1939 – 1948 (Includes correspondence to and about; one 

telegram from Jeritza.) 

F. 42 Jessel, George, 1937 – 1941 and undated (Includes autographed 

scrapbook page and one note from Jessel re: sending photos.) 

F. 43 Jewel, Izetta (a.k.a. Jewell, Izetta), 1918 – 1940 and undated 

F. 44 Jewell, Isabel, 1931 and undated 

Box 55 

F. 1 Jochim, Anthony, 1942 – 1943 

F. 2 Johann, Zita, 1925 – 1932 

F. 3 John, Alice, ca. 1933 – 1943 and undated 

F. 4 John Drew Theatre (East Hampton, N.Y.), 1944 – 1950 

F. 5 Johns, Florence, 1927 and undated 

F. 6 Johnson, Ben, 1925 - 1928 

F. 7 Johnson, Gertrude M., 1948 

F. 8 Johnson, J. Rosamond, 1945 – 1951 

F. 9 Johnson, Orrin, 1921 – 1922 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Johnson, Rita, ca. 1934 – 1949 

F. 11 Johnson, Van, ca. 1930s – 1953 

F. 12 Johnston, Justine, 1946 – 1953 and undated 

F. 13 Johnston, Moffat, 1928 – 1930 

F. 14 Jolson, Al, 1943 and undated (Includes one note from Jolson’s assistant, 

Oct. 12, 1943 and one autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 15 Jones, Allan, 1941 – 1946 (Includes three items: requests re: summer 

stock and regrets.) 

F. 16 Jones, Barry, 1930 – 1940 (Includes two items.) 

F. 17 Jones, John Price, 1925 – 1933 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent for stock.) 

F. 18 Jones, Margo, 1946 – 1948 

F. 19 Jones, Walter, 1918 – 1948 

F. 20 Jordan, Jack, 1928 – 1952 and undated 

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F. 21 Jordan, Marian and Jim (“Fibber McGee and Molly”), 1945 – 1953 

(Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 22 Jory, Victor, 1931 – 1960 (Includes Equity agreement to represent.) 

F. 23 Josephson, Louis, 1941 

F. 24 Jostyn, Jay, 1947 – ca. 1950s (Includes letter re: Jostyn from Mildred 

Brown, Mar. 17, 1947, and autographed clippings.) 

F. 25 Joy, Leatrice, 1930 – 1948 and undated (Includes note from Ms.(?) 

Kellard re: Joy photos, undated.) 

F. 26 Joy, Nicholas, 1944 – 1948 and undated (Includes sketches by Joy on his 

letters.) 

F. 27 Joyce, Barbara, 1939 – 1952 and undated 

F. 28 Joyce, Jack, 1947 and undated 

F. 29 Joyce, Jolly, 1943 – 1949 

F. 30 Jozsy, Vilma, 1940 - 1941 

F. 31 Jubinville, Ed, 1948 – 1953 (Includes article from Muscle Power, June 

1948.) 

F. 32 Judah, Catherine, 1944 

F. 33 Judge, James, 1947 

F. 34 Julian, Emily, 1949 – 1951 

F. 35 Junger, Esther, 1940 

F. 36 Junior, John, 1931 – 1940 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

page and Equity agreement to represent for stock.) 

“I – J” Miscellaneous, 1913 – 1956 and undated 

F. 37 I – Ja, 1932 – 1955 and undated 

F. 38 Je – Johnstone, 1913 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Nat S. Jerome and Page Johnson.) 

F. 39 Jol – Justice, 1913 – 1956 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Sena Jurinac.) 

Box 56 

F. 1 Kabatchnik, Amnon, 1954 

F. 2 Kaelred, Katherine, 1926 – 1943 and undated 

F. 3 Kahn, Roger Wolfe, 1936 – 1937 

F. 4 Kaliz, Armand, 1932 – 1933 

F. 5 Kalkhurst, Eric, 1928 and undated 

F. 6 Kane, Mikel, 1947 

F. 7 Kansas City Theatre Guild, 1954 (Includes correspondence from Ada 

Bates and brochure.) 

F. 8 Kaplan, Boris, 1932 – 1955 

F. 9 Kaplan, Harry, 1937 – 1953 and undated (Includes lawsuit.) 

F. 10-11 Kaplan, Hymie, 1940 – 1944 and undated (Kaplan was possibly an 

employee or loanshark.) 

F. 12 Kappeler, Alfred, 1910 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 13 Karloff, Boris, 1939 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 14 Katch, Kurt, 1940 

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F. 15 Kaufman, George S., 1944 – 1951 and undated 

F. 16 Kaufman, S. Jay, 1946 – 1949 

F. 17 Kay, Beatrice, 1944 – 1950 

F. 18 Kay, Lisan, 1946 – 1948 

F. 19 Kaye, Danny, 1941 

F. 20 Kaye, Jesse, 1938 – 1942 

F. 21 Kaye, Johnny, 1934 – 1936 

F. 22 Kaye, Louis, 1947 – 1949 

F. 23 Kazan, Elia, 1940 – 1944 

F. 24 Keane, Doris, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

F. 25 Kearns, Allen, 1943 – 1951 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autograph.) 

F. 26 Keating, Fred, 1929 – 1954 

F. 27 Keedwell, Norval, 1917 – 1938 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 28 Keefe, Cornelius, 1923 – 1949 

F. 29 Keeler, Eloise, 1938 – 1939 

F. 30 Keene, Hank, 1941 

F. 31 Keener, Suzanne, 1929 – 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 32 Keighley, William, 1930 – 1932 and undated 

F. 33 Keightley, Cyril, 1924 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 34 Keith, Ian, 1932 – 1957 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 35 Keith, Robert L., 1925 – 1927 and undated (Includes autograph and 

contract between Abie’s Irish Rose of New York, Inc. and Keith.) 

F. 36 Johnston, Colin, 1934 – 1941 

F. 37 Keene Summer Theatre (Keene, N.H.), 1937 – 1939 

F. 38 Kehoe, Vincent, 1947 – 1948 

F. 39 Kelety, Julia, 1930 – 1955 

F. 40 Keller, Jack, 1936 – 1937 

F. 41 Kelley, Lawrence A. Jr., 1953 

F. 42 Kelley, Louise, 1932 – 1945 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 43 Kellin, Mike, 1949 Feb. (Includes two items.) 

F. 44 Kelly, Gene, 1941 – 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 45 Kelly, George, 1936 – 1944 

F. 46 Kelly, Gregory, 1924 – 1927 and undated (Includes autographs and 

contract only.) 

F. 47 Kelly, June, 1951 – 1952 and undated 

F. 48 Kelly, Kitty, 1930 – 1940 (Includes two items.) 

F. 49 Kelly, Lew, undated 

Box 57 

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F. 1 Kelly, Margot, 1924 – 1954 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 2 Kelly, Nancy, 1943 – 1955 (Includes one letter from Kelly.) 

F. 3 Kelly, P.J., 1953 

F. 4 Kelly, Paul, 1923 – 1941 and undated (Includes Equity contract and 

autograph.) 

F. 5 Kelly, Robert, 1928 – 1929 (Includes three items.) 

F. 6 Kelly, Walter, 1939 – 1940 (Includes correspondence with Francis X. 

Harwin re: Kelly and small photo.) 

F. 7 Kelly, William J., 1934 and undated 

F. 8 Kelton, Dorret, 1939 – 1948 and undated 

F. 9 Kemble, Lillian, 1931 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 10 Kempf, Hazel, 1942 – 1947 and undated 

F. 11 Kenley, John, 1940 – 1957 and undated (See also Deer Lake Theatre.) 

F. 12 Kenneally, Philip, 1950 – 1955 

F. 13 Kennebunkport Drama Festival, 1955 – 1957 

F. 14 Kennedy, Harold J., 1941 – 1956 (Includes Equity contract; see also 

McCarter Theatre and Amherst Drama Festival.) 

F. 15 Kennedy, John, 1939 – 1955 

F. 16 Kennedy, Leo, 1935 – 1939 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 17 Kennedy, Madge, 1933 – 1945 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 18 Kenney, Marie, 1948 – 1955 and undated 

F. 19 Kent, Edgar, 1911 – 1931 and undated (Includes Equity agreement to 


F. 20 Kent, Stapleton, 1944 – 1945 

F. 21 Kenyon, Dorothy, 1939 – 1951 (Includes mostly correspondence re: 

regrets on not attending Brown’s events; one clipping fragment.) 

F. 22 Kern, Jerome, undated (Includes one handwritten note from Kern.) 

F. 23 King, Geoffrey, 1931 – 1933 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Kerr, Frederick, 1930 (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 25 Kerz, Leo, 1943 – 1944 

F. 26 Kesslere, G. Maillard, 1937 (Includes three notes re: client proofs.) 

F. 27 Kettering, Ralph T., 1931 – 1934 (See also Fritzi Scheff papers.) 

F. 28 Keyes, Donald, 1943 

F. 29 Kibbee, Guy, 1939 – 1950 

F. 30 Kieffer, Jay C., 1930 and undated 

F. 31 Kiernan, Walter, 1951 (Includes letter re: Theatre Record article and 


F. 32 Kilbride, Percy, 1928 and undated 

F. 33 Kimball, Hunter, 1948 – 1951 

F. 34 Kimberley, Robert, 1940 – 1950 

F. 35 King, Allyn, 1925 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 36 King, Charles, 1921 – 1943 (Includes autograph.) 

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F. 37 King, Dennis, 1922 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 38 King, Edith, 1939 – 1947 and undated 

F. 39 King, Jean Paul, 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 40 King, Patricia, 1944 and undated 

F. 41 Kingsberry, Jack, 1935 – 1940 

F. 42 Kirby, Louise, 1951 – 1952 

F. 43 Kirkland, Alexander, 1926 – 1959 and undated (See also Ridgefield 

Summer Theatre.) 

Box 58 

F. 1-2 Kirkland, Muriel, 1930 – 1947 and undated 

F. 3 Kirkwood, James, Jr., 1946 - 1947 

F. 4 Kirouac, Ed, 1950 – 1953 and undated 

F. 5 Kirtland, Louise, 1934 – 1956 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 6 Klamm, Allis, 1950 – 1952 

F. 7 Klar, Arthur, 1941 – 1950 

F. 8 Klark, Gladys, 1939 – 1951 (Includes two items and one Equity contract.) 

F. 9 Kling, Saxon, 1919 – 1927 and undated (Includes contracts; see also 

Scripts – Where Were We?.) 

F. 10 Knell, Jack, 1930 – 1940 and undated 

F. 11-12 Knickerbocker Playhouse (Radio), 1939 – 1940 and undated 

(Includes mostly correspondence with Nan Elliott re: Frances Farmer 

appearance.) 

F. 13 Knowles, Priscilla, 1932 – 1935 and undated 

F. 14 Koehler, Irene, 1951 – 1952 (See also Scripts – Annie, My Neighbor and 

The Party (short stories).) 

F. 15 Kogan, Julie, 1949 and undated 

F. 16 Kohler, Don, 1934 - 1944 and undated 

F. 17 Kolb, Wallace, 1925 – 1926 and undated 

F. 18 Kolbe, Alex, 1949 

F. 19-20 Kolk, Scott (a.k.a. Colton, Scott), 1928 – 1941 and undated (Includes 


F. 21 Koll, Dr. Irvin S., 1927 

F. 22 Kondolf, George, 1929 – 1947 and undated 

F. 23 Kortenkamp, Donald, 1945 

F. 24 Kosta, Testa, 1925 (Includes two items.) 

F. 25 Kraft, Irma, 1926 – 1931 and undated 

F. 26 Kramm, Joseph, undated (Includes one handwritten letter.) 

F. 27 Kreuger, Kurt, 1948 

F. 28 Krieger, Lee, 1951 and undated 

F. 29 Krimsky, John, 1938 

F. 30 Kronick, Norman, 1948 – 1949 and undated (Includes newspaper 

clipping.) 

F. 31 Kross, Anna M., 1948 – 1955 (Includes requests to attend WGYN 

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program and regrets, and Chamberlain Brown’s birthday party at 

Rosoff’s, 1955. ) 

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Box 59 

F. 1 Kruger, Ottilie, 1944 – 1949 and undated 

F. 2-3 Kruger, Otto, 1928 – 1959 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autographs.) 

F. 4 Kurer, Vilma, 1941 – 1951 

“K” Miscellaneous, 1919 – 1960 and undated 

F. 5 Ka, 1930 – 1951 and undated (Includes correspondence from Whitford 

Kane, A.P. Kaye, and Kurt Kasznar.) 

F. 6 Kea – Kelton, 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Ralph Kellard.) 

F. 7 Kemb – Keyser, 1919 – 1960 and undated 

F. 8 Ki, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence from Louis 

Kimball, Manast Kippen, and John M. (Jack) Kirkland.) 

F. 9 Kl – Kn, 1921 – 1950 and undated 

F. 10 Ko – Kyle, 1934 – 1956 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Louis Kroll and Andzia Kuzak.) 

F. 11 LaFrandre, Jack, 1946 

F. 12 LaGuardia, Fiorello, 1934 – 1946 (Includes correspondence from 

LaGuardia’s staff only.) 

F. 13 LaHarte, Rose, 1944 – 1955 (Includes birthday card to Chamberlain 

Brown and autographed clipping.) 

F. 14-15 LaMotte, Lila, 1937 – 1944 (Includes correspondence with attorneys re: 

LaMotte v. Brown.) 

F. 16 LaPlante, Laura, 1956 (Includes three items.) 

F. 17 LaRiviere, Lucien, ca. 1933 – 1937 

F. 18 LaRue, Grace, 1955 

F. 19 LaRue, Jack, 1937 – 1954 and undated 

F. 20 Laverne, Lucille, 1936 – 1938 

F. 21 Lackland, Ben, 1932 – 1939 and undated 

Box 60 

F. 1 Ladd, Alan, 1946 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 2-3 Ladd, Fonnie Black (F.B.), 1942 – 1947 (Ladd worked for Chamberlain 

Brown; see also Productions – East Meadow Summer Stock, and 

Financial – Collections – Great Northern Hotel.) 

F. 4 Lafferty, Alice and Robert, 1948 

F. 5 Laguna Players (Ca.), 1948 – 1949 

F. 6 Laire, Judson, 1937 – 1947 and undated 

F. 7 Laite, Charles, 1930 and undated 

F. 8 Lakemont Theatre (Toledo, Ohio), 1941 

F. 9 Lakes Region Playhouse (Gilford, N.H.), 1950 – 1952 

F. 10 Lakewood Summer Playhouse (Barnesville, Pa.), 1952 – 1956 

(Includes one letter to John Kenley.) 

F. 11 Lakewood Theatre (Skowhegan, Me.), 1934 – 1956 and undated 

(See also Melville Burke and Henry Richards.) 

F. 12 Lamb, Mollie, 1939 – 1942 

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F. 13 Lamarr, Hedy, 1948 – 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 


F. 14 Lambert, Dorothy, 1946 – 1948 and undated 

F. 15 Lambert, Jack, 1943 and undated 

F. 16 Lambert, Sam, 1947 – 1951 

F. 17 Lambrose, George, 1947 and undated (Includes four items.) 

F. 18 Lamont, Louise, ca. 1937 and undated 

F. 19 Lamour, Dorothy, 1944 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets, one from Lamour.) 

F. 20 Lancaster, Burt, 1951 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets, one from Lancaster.) 

F. 21 Lancet, Robert, 1946 

F. 22 Landers, Perla, 1952 – 1955 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 23 Landi, Elissa, 1932 – 1947 and undated 

F. 24 Landis, Jessie Royce, 1939 – 1946 and undated 

F. 25 Landone, Brown, 1939 and undated (Includes manuscript (1p.), “Like an 

Eagle—Free!” and publications; possibly relative.) 

F. 26 Lane, Lenita, 1926 – 1945 and undated (Includes contracts, handwritten 

ledger sheet of wages earned, and handbill.) 

F. 27 Langan, Glenn, 1946 – 1951 

F. 28 Langford, Irene, 1939 – 1950 and undated 

F. 29 Langford, William, 1945 – 1952 

F. 30 Langman, Elizabeth L., 1933 

F. 31 Lansing, Charlotte, 1932 – 1945 

F. 32 Larimore, Earle, 1924 – 1947 and undated 

F. 33 Larrimore, Francine, 1930 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 34 Lasky, Jesse L., 1947 

F. 35 Latham, Cynthia, 1943 – 1955 

F. 36 Lattimore, George W., 1941 – 1944 

F. 37 Laughlin, Anna, 1929 – 1930 

F. 38 Laughlin, Ben, 1930 – 1944 and undated 

F. 39 Laughton, Charles, 1935 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 40 Laura D. Wilck, Inc., 1929 – 1950 

Box 61 

F. 1-2 Laurence Rivers, Inc., 1933 – 1937 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Stiano Braggiotti, Kenneth MacKenna, Mildred 

Natwick, Vincent Price, Hugh Sinclair, Rowland Stebbins, Margaret 

Webster, Dudley Digges, Conway Tearle, Vivien Leigh (per staff), and 

Robert Donat (per staff).) 

F. 3 Laurie, Joe Jr., 1934 – 1952 (See also Scripts – The Sophie Tucker Story.) 

F. 4 Lavery, Emmet, 1930 – 1940 

F. 5 Lawes, Lewis E., 1933 – 1939 

F. 6 Lawford, Ernest, 1925 and undated 

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F. 7 Lawler, Anderson, 1928 – 1950 and undated 

F. 8 Lawrence, Charles, 1931 – 1947 

F. 9 Lawrence, Gertrude, 1940 – 1952 

F. 10 Lawrence, Harry W., 1946 

F. 11 Lawrence, Herbert, 1931 

F. 12 Lawrence, Nick, 1947 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 13-14 Lawton, Thais, 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autograph.) 

F. 15 Lazarnick, Inc. (Photographer), 1942 

F. 16 LeGallienne, Eva, 1929 – 1949 and undated (Includes letter introducing 

Ted Fetter and requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 17 LeGuere, George (a.k.a. LeGuerre), 1910 – 1942 and undated 

(Includes autographs.) 

F. 18 LeNoire, Rosetta, 1943 – 1944 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 19 LeRoy, Hal, 1942 and undated (Includes two items; one is note from Mrs. 

LeRoy.) 

F. 20 Lean, Cecil, 1930 – 1932 and undated (Includes autographs and one for 

Cleo Mayfield.) 

F. 21 Leary, Gilda, 1927 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 22 Leary, Nolan, 1937 

F. 23 Leavitt, Theodore, 1942 – 1943 (See also Hilltop Theatre.) 

F. 24-25 Lederer, Francis, 1939 – 1957 

F. 26 Ledig, Howard, 1948 and undated 

F. 27 Lee, Auriol, 1917 and undated (Includes contract.) 

F. 28 Lee, Gypsy Rose, 1931 – 1951 (Includes two handwritten notes.) 

F. 29 Lee, Lila, 1951 and undated (Includes three items.) 

F. 30 Lee, Ruth, 1934 – 1939 

F. 31 Leeds, Strelsa, 1937 – 1944 and undated 

F. 32 Leftwich, Alexander, 1925 – 1933 

F. 33 Lehr, Lewis C., 1940 - 1945 

Box 62 

F. 1 Leiber, Fritz, 1928 – 1930 

F. 2 Leigh, Andrew, 1938 and undated 

F. 3 Leigh, Grace, 1944 and undated (Includes letter mentioning Leigh from 

one of the Browns and autograph.) 

F. 4 Leigh, Philip, 1930 – 1931 and undated (Includes Equity agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 5 Leiter, Edward, 1927 – 1938 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 6 Lenthall, Franklyn, 1939 – 1949 

F. 7 Lenya, Lotte, 1945 Aug. 8 

F. 8 Leon, Joseph, 1939 – 1945 

F. 9 Leonard, Benny, 1937 – 1939 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 10 Leonard, Eddie, 1934 – 1939 

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F. 11 Leonard, Mary M., 1943 – 1946 

F. 12 Leonard, Robert, 1936 – 1944 

F. 13 Leontovich, Eugenie, 1928 – 1948 

F. 14 Leslie, Robert, 1931 and undated 

F. 15 Lester, Blaine, 1946 

F. 16-17 Lester, Blaine, 1947 – 1949 (Includes letter from Joesph W. Ress, attorney 

to Chamberlain Brown, re: Lester.) 

F. 18 Lester, Edward A., 1925 – 1948 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 19 Lester, Edwin, 1944 – 1946 

F. 20 Leve, Samuel, 1941 and undated 

F. 21 Levene, Sam, 1937 – 1938 (Includes autographed clipping and 

correspondence to Levene.) 

F. 22 Leventhal, Jules J., 1928 – 1946 and undated (Includes agreement.) 

F. 23 Leverenz, Larry (a.k.a. Leverenz, Clarence), 1940 – 1945 

F. 24 Levesque, Auguste, 1940 – 1949 

F. 25 Levey, Ethel, 1944 – 1951 and undated 

F. 26 Levin, Herman, 1947 – 1955 

F. 27 Levy, Bert, 1934 – 1949 and undated 

F. 28 Levy, Edmond, 1946 – 1947 

F. 29 Levy, Irving, 1940 - 1941 

F. 30 Lewis, Abby, 1948 – 1950 and undated 

F. 31 Lewis, Carrington, 1934 – 1939 

F. 32 Lewis, Earle, R., 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 33 Lewis, George, 1934 – 1947 

F. 34 Lewis, Jerry, 1947 – ca. 1950 and undated (Includes two items.) 

F. 35 Lewis, Loney, 1945 – 1952 and undated 

F. 36-37 Lewis, Russell, 1941 – 1947 

F. 38 Lewis, Walter, 1917 – 1952 (Includes three items, including agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 39 Lewis, Walter J., 1949 

F. 40 Libaire, Dorothy, 1930 – 1932 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 41 Liff, Victor, 1950 – 1953 

F. 42 Light, Robert, 1938 and undated 

F. 43 Lightner, Rosella, 1939 

Box 63 

F. 1 Linden, Eric, 1940 – 1942 and undated 

F. 2 Linden, Marta, 1946 – 1959 and undated 

F. 3 Linden, Robert, 1928 – 1929 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 4 Lindsay, Howard, 1940 – 1952 

F. 5 Linley, Betty, 1925 – 1931 and undated (Includes agreement to pay 

commission.) 

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F. 6 Lipman, Clara, 1931 – 1949 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Litel, John B., 1929 – 1946 and undated 

F. 8 Liveright, Horace B., 1927 – 1932 (Includes Equity contract and one 

letter.) 

F. 9 Lloyd, Ted, 1935 – 1953 and undated 

F. 10 Loane, Mary, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 11 Locust Players Guild, Inc. (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1932 

F. 12 Loder, John, 1950 – 1952 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 13 Lodge, Francesca, 1940 – 1950 and undated 

F. 14 Lodge, John Davis, 1942 – 1955 

F. 15 Lodge, Lily, 1953 – 1954 

F. 16 Loeb, Philip, 1939 – 1954 and undated 

F. 17 Loftus, Cecilia, 1932 – 1943 and undated 

F. 18 Logan, Joshua, 1953 – 1954 (Includes note from Logan’s assistant and 

note from Nedda Logan.) 

F. 19 Logan, Stanley, 1925 – 1928 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 20 Lonergan, Lester, 1924 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity contract 

and one letter from Lonergan, Jr.) 

F. 21 Long, Avon, 1945 – 1947 (Includes two items.) 

F. 22 Long, John Luther, undated 

F. 23 Loose, Richard E., 1949 

F. 24 Lopez, Oscar, 1941 – 1942 

F. 25 Lopez, Vincent, 1934 – 1955 (Includes four items.) 

F. 26 Loraine, Robert, 1905 – 1933 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 27 Lord, Jack, 1930 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographed program 

from S.S. Calawai entertainment, 1930; see also Photographs.) 

F. 28 Lord, Jimmie, 1939 – 1943 

F. 29 Lord, Marjorie, 1939 – 1940 

F. 30 Lord, Pauline, 1933 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 31 Lord, Philip, 1930 – 1943 (Includes stock contracts.) 

F. 32 Lord, Phillips H., 1935 – 1938 

F. 33 Lorenz, John A., 1931 – 1943 and undated 

F. 34 Lorne, Marion, 1945 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 35 Lorraine, Ted, 1943 and undated (Includes letter and autograph.) 

F. 36 Lortel, Lucille, 1947 – 1955 

F. 37 Loughran, James V., 1939 

F. 38 Louise, Anita, 1937 – 1948 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 39 Love, Elizabeth, 1931 – 1939 and undated 

F. 40 Love, Montagu, 1933 – 1934 

F. 41 Lowe, Edmund, 1920 – 1949 (Includes autographs and Equity contract.) 

F. 42 Lowe, Garrett, 1945 

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F. 43 Lowe, K. Elmo, 1918 – 1954 

F. 44 Lowe, Lucy, 1937 – 1940 

F. 45 Lowell, Harry, 1943 – 1944 

F. 46 Lowell, Helen, 1921 – 1931 and undated (Includes handwritten ledger 

sheet of wages earned and contracts.) 

Box 64 

F. 1 Lowery, Robert, 1950 – 1952 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 2 Loy, Myrna, 1947 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 3 Lubin, Arthur, 1928 – 1952 and undated (Includes handwritten ledger 

sheets of wages earned and contract.) 

F. 4 Luce, Claire Boothe, 1931 – 1955 and undated 

F. 5 Lucey, Léola, 1945 – 1953 

F. 6 Luckenbach, Edgar F., 1947 – 1948 

F. 7 Luckett, Malcolm, 1930 – 1931 

F. 8 Ludwig, Salem, 1946 Oct. 22 

F. 9 Lugosi, Bela, 1924 – 1952 and undated 

F. 10 Lukas, Paul, 1938 – 1950 

F. 11 Lund, John, 1949 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 12 Lunt, Alfred and Fontanne, Lynn, 1935 – 1946 

F. 13 Lupino, Ida, 1942 – 1952 

F. 14 Lust, Geraldine, 1946 

F. 15 Luttinger, Al, 1931 – 1938 and undated 

F. 16 Lyman, Charles (a.k.a. Dosch, Charles), 1929 – 1931 and undated 

F. 17-18 Lyman, Keith (a.k.a. Esty, Everett; Lee, Russell), 1939 – 1941 (See 

also Joseph Lee Murphy correspondence re: lawsuit.) 

F. 19 Lynch, Jerry, 1928 – 1931 and undated 

F. 20 Lynch, Jimmie and Alice, 1934 and undated 

F. 21 Lynn, Jeffrey, 1941 – 1949 (Includes three items.) 

Lynn, Robert, 1932 – 1946 and undated 

F. 22 

F. 23 Lynn-Thomas, Derrick, undated 

F. 24 Lyon, Ben, 1921 – 1955 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 25 Lyon, Frank, 1918 – 1943 (Includes agreement to represent.) 

Lyon, Wanda, 1918 – 1958 and undated (Possibly engaged to Lyman 

Brown.) 

F. 26 1918 – 1939 (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 27 1940 - 1958 

F. 28 undated 

F. 29 Lyons, Gene, 1943 – 1955 and undated 

F. 30 Lyons, Leonard, 1937 – 1955 

F. 31 Lyons, Warren J., 1944 – 1947 and undated 

F. 32 Lytell, Bert, 1930 – 1954 and undated 

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F. 33 Lytell, Wilfred, 1928 – 1929 

F. 34 Lytton, Louis, 1939 - 1952 

Box 65 

“L” Miscellaneous, 1919 – 1956 and undated 

F. 1 LaForge – Lanzner, 1931 – 1956 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Carl Laemmle, Jr.) 

F. 2 Lar – Layton, 1919 – 1953 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Paula Laurence and Reginald Lawrence.) 

F. 3 LeBermuth – Lehrman, 1932 – 1955 and undated 

F. 4 Lei – Lewisohn, 1929 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Sylvia Leigh, Jack Leslie, May Leslie, Albert Lewis, Robert Q. 

Lewis, and Irene Lewisohn.) 

F. 5 Lic – Lloyd-Jones, 1920 – 1952 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Estelle Liebling, Lotta Linthicum, and Gladys 

Lloyd (Robinson).) 

F. 6 Lo, 1931 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence from Mrs. 

Robinson Locke and Johhny Long (Orchestra).) 

F. 7 Lu – Lytton, 1931 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Edith Luckett (Davis) and Dayton Lummis.) 

F. 8 McArdle, Helen, 1948 

F. 9 MacArthur, Charles, 1955 Sept. 14 

F. 10 McCann, Frances, 1944 

F. 11 McCarter Theatre (Princeton, N.J.), 1942 – 1950 

F. 12 McCarty, Barclay V., 1938 

F. 13 McCauley, Sanford, 1930 – 1938 

F. 14-15 McClelland, Donald, 1931 – 1950 and undated (Includes Equity 

contracts.) 

F. 16 McClelland, Reed, 1931 – 1933 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 17 McClendon, Rose, undated (Includes one letter.) 

F. 18 McClintic, Guthrie, 1932 – 1952 

F. 19 McClure, Peggy, 1944 – 1950 and undated 

F. 20 McColl, James, 1937 – 1940 

F. 21 McCollum, Warren, 1931 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contract and 

three items.) 

F. 22 McConnell, Lulu, 1930 – 1943 

F. 23 McCormack, James, 1942 – 1943 

F. 24 McCormick, Myron, 1938 

F. 25 McCoy, Frank, 1921 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 26 McCoy, Pat, 1941 – 1942 (Includes synopsis (2pp.) of Bertie from 

Brighton; see also Scripts.) 

F. 27 McCrea, Joel, 1940 – 1950 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 28 McDermott, Aline, 1934 – 1941 and undated 

F. 29 McDevitt, Ruth, undated (Includes two items.) 

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Box 66 

F. 1 MacDonald, Christie, 1939 – 1962 and undated 

F. 2 MacDonald, Donald, undated 

F. 3 McDonald, Earl, 1939 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 4 McDowall, Roddy, 1944 – 1955 

F. 5 McDowell, Melbourne, 1911 Dec. 5 

F. 6 McElveen, Jimmy, 1933 – 1937 

F. 7 McFarland, Phillip (“Bub”), 1933 – 1941 (Includes three items.) 

F. 8 McFayden, Harry, 1930 – 1939 and undated 

F. 9 McGarvey, Bert, 1940 – 1954 

F. 10 McGill, Earle, 1939 – 1943 and undated 

F. 11 McGowan, Jack, 1921 – 1925 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 12 MacGregor, Edgar, 1926 – ca. 1953 and undated 

F. 13 McGregor, Jock, 1946 – 1947 

F. 14 MacGregor, Lynn, 1932 and undated 

F. 15 McHugh, Frank, 1930 - 1953 

F. 16 McHugh, Matt, 1931 

F. 17 MacIntosh, Frank L., 1937 – 1949 

F. 18 McKay, Richard, 1938 - 1939 

F. 19 McKay, Scott (a.k.a. Gose, Carl), 1941 – 1951 

F. 20 McKee, John, 1943 – 1946 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 21 MacKellar, Helen, 1929 – 1947 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 22 MacKenna, Kenneth, 1927 – 1937 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 23 McKnight, Bob, 1943 – 1947 

F. 24 Maclaren, Ian, 1928 – 1935 

F. 25 McLaughlin, James, 1940 – 1949 

F. 26-27 McLaughlin, Robert, 1929 – 1934 

F. 28 MacLean, Alan, 1938 – 1939 

F. 29 MacLean, Douglas, 1917 – 1936 

F. 30 MacLean, Joan, undated 

F. 31 MacMahon, Aline, 1939 – 1948 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 32 MacMahon, Horace, 1939 and undated 

F. 33 McManamy, Sue, undated 

F. 34 McMichael, Lewis, 1929 – 1931 and undated 

F. 35 McNaughton, Harry, 1937 – 1955 

F. 36 MacPherson, Douglas, 1929 – 1932 and undated (Includes handwritten 

ledger sheet of wages earned and autograph.) 

F. 37 McVeagh, Eve, 1945 and undated 

F. 38 Macaulay, Joseph, 1932 – 1960 and undated 

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F. 39 Mack, Russell, 1923 – 1958 and undated 

F. 40 Mackie, Mae, 1936 – 1949 

F. 41 Macklosky, Frank, 1937 - 1940 

Box 67 

F. 1 Macready, George, 1937 – 1941 

F. 2 Madcap Players (Dallas, Tex.), 1943 

F. 3 Magelssen, Ralph, 1948 and undated 

F. 4 Main, Marjorie, 1936 – 1952 (Includes one autographed clipping.) 

F. 5 Major, Clare Tree, 1938 and undated 

F. 6 Major, Jack, 1933 – 1944 

F. 7 Makinson, George, 1939 and undated 

F. 8 Mangan, Margaret, 1941 – 1942 

F. 9 Manhattan Players (Newburgh, N.Y. and Fitchburg, Mass), 1934 – 

1936 (See also Guy Palmerton Players, Fitchburg, Mass.) 

F. 10 Manheim, S.W., 1928 – 1939 

F. 11 Mann, Jack, 1953 – 1955 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 12 Manners, David, 1946 – 1949 

F. 13 Manners, Lucille, 1946 

F. 14 Manning, Ruth, 1948 – 1949 

F. 15 Manolato, Pauline, 1944 – 1947 

F. 16 Manor Vail (Lyndonville, Va.), 1951 

F. 17 Manson, Maurice, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

F. 18 Mantle, Burns, 1928 – 1944 (Includes four notes.) 

F. 19 Maple, Audrey, 1919 and undated 

F. 20 Maplewood Theatre (N.J.), 1933 – 1939 and undated (See also Buford 

Armitage correspondence.) 

F. 21 Marbe, Fay, 1933 – 1939 

F. 22 Marbury, Elisabeth, 1932 Dec. 16 

F. 23 March, Fredric, 1925 – 1950 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 24 Marchetti, Roger, 1935 

F. 25 Marcin, Max, 1928 – 1944 and undated 

F. 26 Marco, Jack, 1926 – 1944 and undated 

F. 27 Margo, 1934 – 1944 (Includes five items.) 

F. 28 Marinoff, Fania 1936 – 1955 and undated 

F. 29 Markey, Enid, 1956 and undated 

F. 30 Markham, Marcella, 1951 and undated 

F. 31 Markitan, May, 1944 

F. 32 Marks, Joe E., 1941 – 1944 

F. 33 Marlowe, Hugh, 1939 – 1953 

F. 34 Marly, Jean, 1938 – 1947 

F. 35 Marsh, Lucille, 1944 (Includes Equity contract.) 

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F. 36 Marshal [sic], Alan, 1948 

F. 37 Marshall, Armina, 1929 Apr. 15 

F. 38 Marshall, Boyd, 1928 

F. 39 Marshall, E.G., ca. 1942 and undated (Includes two handwritten notes.) 

F. 40 Marshall, Herbert, 1937 – 1953 

F. 41 Marshall, Tully, 1941 and undated (Includes inscribed record of stage and 

screen by Joseph Marks Agency.) 

F. 42 Marston, John, 1930 – 1945 (Includes publicity handbill.) 

F. 43 Martell, Joe, 1939 - 1944 

Box 68 

F. 1 Martin, Charles, 1931 – 1955 

F. 2 Martin, Dick (Richard A.), 1949 

F. 3 Martin, Glenn, 1945 

F. 4 Martin, Helen, 1944 and undated 

F. 5 Martin, Mrs. Jacques, 1930 – 1936 

F. 6 Martin, Lewis, 1938 - 1945 

F. 7 Martin, Mary, 1947 

F. 8 Martin, Neil, 1935 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 9 Martin, Tony, 1940 – 1951 (Includes four items.) 

F. 10 Martindale, James V., 1951 (Includes correspondence re: Payton Theatre 

and Crescent Stock Company materials.) 

F. 11 Marvin, Jack, 1930 – 1932 

F. 12 Mascari, Thomas (a.k.a. Anthony, Thomas), 1942 - 1947 

F. 13 Mason, Ann, 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 14 Mason, David (a.k.a. Mason, John M.), 1938 - 1941 

F. 15 Mason, James, 1946 – 1947 (Includes two items.) 

F. 16 Mason, Mary, 1938 – 1939 and undated 

F. 17 Mason, Raymond, 1940 – 1944 

F. 18 Massey, Raymond, 1940 – 1950 

F. 19 Mason, Reginald, 1927 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 20 Masters, Lynn, 1944 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 21 Mather, Oliver T., 1947 (Includes correspondence re: The Three Jokers 

musical group.) 

F. 22 Matson, Fern, 1935 – 1938 

F. 23 Matteson, Ruth, 1935 – 1939 

F. 24 Matthews, A.E., 1927 and undated 

F. 25 Mature, Victor, 1941 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 


F. 26 Matzenauer, Margarete, 1926 – 1949 

F. 27 Maxwell, Elsa, 1928 – 1953 and undated (Includes contracts, press story 

for DeLuxe, and charity ball flyer.) 

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F. 28 Maxwell, Marilyn, 1947 

F. 29 Mayan Theatre (Los Angeles, Ca.), 1944 – 1945 (See also Paul Small 

correspondence and “F” Miscellaneous correspondence for Russell 

Fillmore correspondence.) 

F. 30 Maybee, Roderick, 1929 – 1934 

F. 31 Mayer, Harry, 1947 

F. 32 Mayhew, Kate, 1935 – 1937 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 33 Mayhew, Stella, 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 34 Mayo, Earle, 1942 – 1945 

F. 35 Mayo, Margaret, 1940 – 1951 and undated 

F. 36 Mayo, Martha, 1928 - 1952 

F. 37 Mead, Jack, 1928 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

Mead, Ralph Henry, 1931 – 1950 and undated 

F. 38 1931 – 1950 (Includes Memorandum of Agreement between Mead and 

Anne Nichols, 1931.) 


F. 41 Meadows, Jayne (a.k.a. Cotter, Jayne), 1941 and undated 

F. 42 Meaney, Martin H. (5 th Deputy Commissioner, N.Y.P.D.), 1937 

F. 43-44 Mears, John Henry and Stannard, 1932 – 1949 and undated (Includes 

one item of John Henry Mears; see also Lee Elmore correspondence.) 

Box 69 

F. 1 Meehan, John, 1910 – 1945 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 2 Meeker, C.R., Jr., 1950 

F. 3 Meeker, George, 1929 – 1932 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 4 Meersman, Peter, 1946 – 1953 

F. 5 Meighan, James, 1930 and undated 

F. 6 Mellish, Fuller and Fuller, Jr., 1929 and undated (Includes autographed 

list of credits for Fuller Mellish.) 

F. 7 Meltmar, Wray, 1938 

F. 8 Melton, Frank, 1944 – 1948 and undated 

F. 9 Melton, James, 1938 - 1939 

F. 10 Melton, Sidney, 1940 – 1944 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 11 Memphis Open-Air Theatre (Tenn.), 1947 – 1952 and undated (See 

also Victor Morley correspondence.) 

F. 12 Mence, Leonard, 1939 – 1943 and undated 

F. 13 Mendum, Georgie Drew, 1930 – 1939 and undated 

F. 14 Menjou, Adolphe, 1930 – 1956 (Includes mostly requests re: summer 


F. 15 Menken, Grace, 1929 – 1954 and undated 

F. 16 Menken, Helen, 1930 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs and 

Equity contracts.) 

F. 17 Merande, Doro, 1939 – 1945 and undated (Includes two notes and 

Equity stock contract.) 

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F. 18 Meredith, Burgess, 1937 – 1944 and undated (Includes mostly requests 

re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 19 Merivale, Philip, 1927 – 1942 

F. 20 Merkel, Una, 1939 – 1949 

F. 20 Merlin, Frank, undated (Includes two items.) 

F. 21 Merling, Howard, 1952 – 1953 (See also Scripts – Undercurrent: A Play 

of Harlem in Three Acts.) 

F. 22 Merman, Ethel, 1939 

F. 23 Mero-Irion, Yolanda, 1946 

F. 24 Merriam, Lillie Fuller, 1940 – 1942 and undated 

F. 25 Merrick, Duff, 1937 

F. 26 Merrick, Gordon, 1937 – 1938 and undated 

F. 27 Merrick, James Kirk, 1940 – 1941 

F. 28 Merrill, Dina, undated 

F. 29 Merrill, Gary, 1940 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 30 Mersereau, Claire, 1929 – 1930 (Includes three items.) 

F. 31 Mershon, Bernice, undated 

F. 32 Mershon, Ross, 1937 – 1939 

F. 33 Meskill, Katherine, 1939 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 34 Mestayer, Harry, undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 35 Metaxa, Georges, 1942 

F. 36 Michaels, Sidney and Louisette, 1949 – 1960 (Includes two items.) 

F. 37 Michel, Leon, 1945 – 1951 

F. 38 Michelena, Vera, 1922 – 1955 (Includes two items.) 

F. 39 Middlebury Playhouse (Vt.), 1941 – 1950 (Includes three items.) 

F. 40 Middlemass, Robert, 1928 – 1930 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 41 Midgley, Richard, 1940 - 1943 

F. 42 Miles, Donald, 1927 – 1928 

F. 43 Miles, Homer, 1939 – 1943 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 44 Militello, Joseph, 1934 – 1935 and undated 

F. 45 Millard, Helene, 1934 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 46 Miller, David, 1938 – 1940 

F. 47 Miller, Eddie, 1943 - 1952 

F. 48 Miller, George “Lefty,” 1943 

F. 49 Miller, Hope, 1938 - 1945 

Box 70 

F. 1 Mills, Florence, 1919 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 2 Millville Playhouse (Pa.), 1953 

F. 3 Milne, Virginia, 1939 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

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F. 4 Milton, Billy, 1929 

F. 5 Milton, Robert, 1927 – 1952 and undated 

F. 6 Minturn, Harry, 1928 – 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 7 Mirante, Arnold, 1945 – 1948 and undated 

F. 8 Mitchell, Cameron, 1938 and undated 

F. 9 Mitchell, Dodson Lomax, 1934 – 1935 (Includes two items.) 

F. 10 Mitchell, Edward R., 1947 – 1950 

F. 11 Mitchell, Grant, 1928 – 1929 and undated 

F. 12 Mitchell, John F., 1939 – 1945 and undated (See also Scripts.) 

F. 13 Mitchell, Julian, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 14 Mitchell, Steve, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 15 Mitchell, Thomas, 1934 – 1947 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 16 Mitchum, Robert, 1947 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 17 Moe, John (a.k.a. Larson, John), 1937 – 1946 

F. 18 Mojica, José, 1928 – 1929 

F. 19 Moniz, Frank, 1951 - 1955 

F. 20 Monk, Marilyn, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

F. 21 Monroe, Vaughn, 1944 – 1946 (Includes invitations to appear and regrets.) 

F. 22 Montalban, Ricardo, 1941 – 1949 and undated (Includes contracts and 

signed receipts.) 

F. 23 Montclair Theatre (N.J.), 1948 

F. 24 Monterey, Carlotta, 1926 – 1938 

Montgomery, Douglass, 1931 – 1958 and undated 

F. 25 (Includes photo postcard to Agnes de Mille, Apr. 29, 1932.) 

1938 

F. 26 Jan. - June 

F. 27 July – Sept. 

F. 28 Oct. – Dec. 

1939 

F. 29 Jan. – July 

F. 30 Aug. – Oct. and ca. 1939 

F. 31-32 1940 

Box 71 

F. 1 1941 (Includes publicity material and typed production notes for Night Must 

Fall, Toronto.) 

F. 2 1942 

F. 3 1943 

F. 4 1944 

F. 5 1945 

F. 6 1946 

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F. 7 1947 

F. 8 1948 – 1958 

F. 9 undated (Includes note to “Mr. Mandelstam” and announcement of “Return 

of Kent Douglass to the Screen.”) 

F. 10 Montgomery, James, 1939 – 1944 

F. 11 Montgomery, Robert, 1935 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock.) 

F. 12 Moore, Alan, 1946 - 1947 

F. 13 Moore, Baker, 1919 – 1945 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 14 Moore, Dickie, 1946 – 1955 

F. 15 Moore, Eulabelle, 1939 – 1954 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 16 Moore, Grace, 1934 – 1946 (Includes requests to appear and regrets.) 

F. 17 Moore, Mary, 1945 – 1948 

F. 18 Moore, Mary Alice, 1946 – 1950 (Includes two items.) 

F. 19 Moore, Melton, 1942 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 20 Moore, Percival T., 1931 

F. 21 Moore, Raymond (Producer), 1936 – 1937 (See also “M” Miscellaneous 

correspondence for Raymond Moore, actor.) 

F. 22 Moore, Tom, ca. 1916 – 1941 and undated (Includes carbon copies of 

three scenes from Night Must Fall, Having a Wonderful Time, and Wine 

of Choice, and autographed cover of Film Fun, Mar. 1921.) 

F. 23 Moore, Victor, 1937 – 1938 

F. 24 Moorehead, Agnes, 1949 

F. 25 Moores, Clara, 1926 and undated 

F. 26 Morehouse Ward, 1934 – 1953 and undated 

F. 27 Moreland, Beatrice, 1917 – 1940 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 28 Morgan, Brewster, 1931 – 1939 

F. 29 Morgan, Claudia, 1930 – 1941 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 30 Morgan, Dickson, 1936 – 1941 and undated 

F. 31 Morgan, Frank, 1937 – 1949 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 32 Morgan, Milton, 1938 – 1940 

F. 33 Morgan, Ralph, 1923 – 1948 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 34 Morgan, William K., 1936 – 1939 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 35 Morley, Victor, 1932 – 1953 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 36 Morosco, Oliver, 1927 - 1932 

Box 72 

F. 1 Morris, Chester, 1922 – 1950 and undated 

F. 2 Morris, David, 1931 – 1947 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 3 Morris, George, 1947 – 1948 and undated 

F. 4 Morris, McKay, 1931 – 1934 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 5 Morris, Maynard, 1931 – 1956 and undated (Morris worked for the 

Browns and later for Leland Hayward.) 

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F. 6 Morris, Newbold, 1943 – 1955 (Includes note re: Chamberlain Brown 

birthday party at Rosoff’s, 1955.) 

F. 7 Morrison, Anne, undated (Includes letters and autographs.) 

F. 8 Morrison, Ethel, 1928 

F. 9 Morrison, Walter, 1918 and undated (Includes contract.) 

F. 10 Morristown Stock Company (N.J.), 1946 

F. 11 Morros, Boris, 1931 – 1933 

F. 12 Moscow Art Theatre, undated (Papers are in Russian.) 

F. 13 Moser, Marie, 1940 – 1943 and undated 

F. 14 Moses, Harry, 1931 – 1932 and undated 

F. 15 Moss, Edward and H.B., 1931 - 1937 

F. 16 Moss, Paul F., 1934 - 1948 

F. 17 Moultrie, Jane, 1944 – 1945 

F. 18 Muir, Jean, undated 

F. 19 Mudie, Alan, undated 

F. 20 Mulhall, Jack, undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 21 Mulock, Alfred, 1947 

F. 22 Mulrane, Richard G., 1942 – 1943 and undated 

F. 23 Muni, Paul, 1940 – 1946 

F. 24 Munsey, Max, 1942 - 1949 

F. 25 Murphy, Donald R., 1940 – 1943 and undated 

F. 26 Murphy, George, 1948 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 27-28 Murphy, Joseph Lee, 1938 – 1940 and undated (See also Keith Lyman 

correspondence re: lawsuit.) 

F. 29 Murray, Don, 1947 Sept. 8 

F. 30 Murray, Elizabeth, 1939 - 1945 

F. 31 Murray, George, 1945 

F. 32 Murray, J. Harold, 1939 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 33 Murray, James, 1936 

F. 34 Murray, Jan, 1942 (Includes two items.) 

F. 35 Murray, Mae, 1943 – 1946 and undated 

F. 36 Mutchler, Jack, 1951 – 1953 

F. 37 Myers, Pauline, 1943 

“M” Miscellaneous, 1911 – 1959 and undated 

F. 38 MacAllen – McDowell, 1918 – 1954 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Jean McBride, W.J. McCarthy, Mary Margaret 

McBride, Johnston McCulley, Marc McDermott, Frank McDonald, 

and Ian MacAllaster.) 

F. 39 McElroy – McLiam, 1916 – 1958 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from William McFadden, Kenneth MacGowan, and 

Paul McGrath.) 

Box 73 

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F. 1 MacMahill – Magwood, 1911 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Robert L. McQueeney, Bruce McRae, Kathleen 

Maguire, and George E. Mack.) 

F. 2 Maher - Marriott, 1916 – 1959 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Richard Maney, Martin Manulis, José 

Manzanares, Arthur Margetson, Leona Maricle, John Marriott, and 

Albert Marre.) 

F. 3 Marsh – Massey, 1928 – 1959 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from George Marshall, Oswald Marshall, Boris 

Marshalov, Vivian Martin, Ignacio Martinette, Sadie Martinot, 

Galliano Masini, and Edward Massey.) 

F. 4 Mather – Mayo, 1922 – 1953 (Includes correspondence from Brander 

Matthews and Mitzi Mayfair.) 

F. 5 Mea – Melville, 1927 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Anne Meacham, Thomas Maighan, Lauritz Melchior, and Luella 

Melius.) 

F. 6 Men – Mickelson, 1931 – 1957 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Beth Merrill.) 

F. 7 Mid – Mills, 1920 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Emanuel Middleton, Frank Milan, Allie Lowe Miles, Gilbert 

Miller, Grant Mills, Rodney Millington, and Conrad Milliken.) 

F. 8 Milt – Morehouse, 1919 – 1953 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from John Mintern, Ernest Milton, Herbert Mitchell, 

Norman Mitchell, Florence Moore, and Worthington Miner.) 

F. 9 Moreno – Morris, 1911 – 1959 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Antonio Moreno, Gene Morgan, Helen Morgan, 

Howard Morgan, Marion Morgan, Karen Morley, and Gordon 

Morris.) 

F. 10 Morrissey – Myrtil, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Boris Morros, Irving Morrow, Brewster Morse, 

Kathryn Murray, Odette Myrtil, Florence Morrison, Mary (Mrs. 

Priestly) Morrison, and Michael Myerberg.) 

F. 11 Nadzo, Guido, 1924 – 1936 and undated 

F. 12 Nazimova, Alla, 1926 - 1944 

F. 13-14 Nagel, Conrad, 1920 - 1951 

Box 74 

F. 1 Naish, J. Carroll, 1950 and undated 

F. 2 Namara, Marguerite, 1925 – 1955 and undated 

F. 3 Napier, Alan, 1947 

F. 4 Nash, James, 1929 – 1935 and undated 

F. 5 Nash, Mary, 1944 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 6 Neal, Tom, 1934 – 1935 

F. 7 Nedell, Bernard, 1927 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 8 Neigher, Harry, 1943 – 1950 

F. 9 Nelson, Harry, 1928 – 1929 and undated 

F. 10 Nelson, Ozzie, 1934 Feb. 28 

F. 11 New Holyoke Theatre (Holyoke, Mass.), 1942 – 1943 and undated 

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F. 12 New York City Police Department, 1946 -1949 

F. 13 New York Light Opera Guild, 1949 

F. 14 Newcomb, Mary, 1925 – 1936 

F. 15 Newcombe, Jessamine, 1936 – 1949 and undated 

F. 16 Newdall, Clifford, 1929 and undated 

F. 17 Newell, David, 1928 

F. 18 Newman, Isidora, 1950 – 1952 and undated 

F. 19 Newport Casino Theatre Company (R.I.), 1931 - 1952 

F. 20 Newton, Richard, 1946 – 1947 

F. 21 Ney, Richard, 1947 – 1951 and undated 

F. 22 Niagara Falls Summer Theatre (Canada), 1952 

F. 23 Nielsen, Alice, 1940 May 23 

F. 24 Nielsen, Karl, 1947 and undated 

F. 25 Niven, David, 1946 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 26 Nizer, Louis, 1946 (Includes two items.) 

F. 27 Nolan, Lloyd, 1930 - 1945 

F. 28 Noles, Conrad, 1939 – 1941 

F. 29 Noonan, Tommy, 1938 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 30 Norcross, Hale, 1943 – 1944 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 31 Nordstrom, Clarence, 1930 – 1949 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 32 Nordstrom, Marie, undated (Includes agreement to represent.) 

F. 33 North, Olive, 1908 and undated 

North Shore Players (Mass.), 1939 – 1950 and undated 

F. 34 Beverly, 1946 – 1950 

F. 35-36 Marblehead, 1939 – 1949 and undated (See also Arthur Pierson.) 

F. 37 North Star Drama Guild (Minneapolis, Minn.), 1947 – 1948 (See 

also Robert Gaus correspondence.) 

Box 75 

F. 1-2 Norton, Dean, 1919 – 1959 and undated 

F. 3 Norton, Elliot, 1948 (Includes one letter from Norton.) 

F. 4 Norwich Summer Theatre (Conn.), 1948 (See also “K” Miscellaneous 

correspondence for Kneeter holiday card.) 

F. 5 Norworth, Jack, 1919 – 1938 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 6 Nossen, Bram, 1944 – 1945 and undated (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 7 Nourse, Allen, 1939 – 1940 and undated 

F. 8 Novarro, Ramon, 1940 and undated (Includes autographs and 

correspondence mostly re: Command to Love, with Novarro 

representatives.) 

F. 9 Nowell, Wedgwood, 1949 - 1950 

F. 10 Nugent, Edward, 1939 – 1948 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

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F. 11 Nugent Elliott, 1920 – 1950 and undated 

F. 12 Nugent, J.C. (John Charles), 1928 – 1946 and undated 

F. 13 Nusbaum, Mort, 1941 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 14 Nyary, Alec S., 1943 – 1946 

“N” Miscellaneous, 1921 – 1955 and undated 

F. 15 Na – Newton, 1926 - 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from The National Savoyards, William Neil, Gordon Nelson, Miriam 

Nelson, William Newell, Ruby Newman, and Theodore Newton.) 

F. 16 Ni – Nyman, 1921 – 1953 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Kenyon Nicholson, Genia Mikolajewa, Carlotta Nillson, Yeichi 

Mimura, and William Norris.) 

F. 17 Oaker, Jane, 1928 and undated 

F. 18 Oakes, Percy, 1947 

F. 19 Oakie, Jack, 1939 – 1941 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets 

per agent.) 

F. 20-21 Oakley, Bob (a.k.a. Oakley, Jackson), 1925 – 1949 and undated 

F. 22 Oatman, Marta, 1929 – 1940 

F. 23 Ober, Philip, 1944 – 1948 (Includes three items.) 

F. 24 Ober, Robert, 1942 – 1950 

F. 25 O’Brian, Hugh, 1948 Apr. 9 

F. 26 O’Brien, Eugene, 1928 – 1930 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 27 O’Brien, George, 1925 – 1940 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 28 O’Brien, Pat, 1928 – 1951 

F. 29-30 O’Brien-Moore, Erin, 1929 – 1957 and undated (Includes Equity 

contracts.) 

F. 31 Ocean Playhouse (Atlantic City, N.J.), 1942 – 1950 

F. 32 O’Connor, Donald, 1946 – 1949 (Includes three itmes.) 

F. 33 O’Connor, Una, 1955 and undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 34 O’Connor, Vincent, 1929 – 1951 

F. 35 O’Daniels, Barrie, 1941 – 1950 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from O’Daniels’s staff and autographed clipping.) 

F. 36 O’Day, Nell, 1934 – 1946 (Includes contract with Chamberlain Brown.) 

F. 37 Odell, Maude, 1932 – 1936 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract 

and side for “Mrs. Hallam” in Another Language.) 

Box 76 

F. 1 Odets, Clifford, 1928 – 1951 and undated (Includes eleven page profile 

of Chamberlain Brown written by Odets (1928) and letter introducing 

Bette Grayson, July 8, 1941.) 

F. 2 O’Driscoll, Martha, 1944 – 1949 

F. 3 O’Flynn, Damian, 1934 – 1939 

F. 4 O’Gatty, Jimmy (a.k.a. “Packey”), 1928 – 1941 and undated 

Ogunquit Playhouse (Me.), 1939 - 1952 

F. 5 1939 – 1946 

F. 6 1947 – 1948 July 

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F. 7 1948 Aug. - 1952 

F. 8 O’Hara, Patricia Quinn, 1941 

F. 9 Ohman, Phil and Arden, Victor, 1930 (Includes three letters of 

agreement.) 

F. 10 Old Homestead (Swanzey, N.H.), 1945 – 1952 and undated 

F. 11 Oliver, Sherling, 1934 – 1939 and undated 

F. 12-13 Olney Theatre (Olney, Md.), 1939 – 1950 and undated 

F. 14 Olsen, Ole and Johnson, Chic, 1939 – 1941 

F. 15 Olver, Hal, 1933 – 1940 and undated 

F. 16 O’Malley, Rex, 1925 – 1939 and undated 

F. 17 O’Neil, Nance, 1940 – 1951 and undated 

F. 18 O’Neil, Sally, 1934 – 1944 and undated (Includes letter of agreement.) 

F. 19 O’Neill, Barry, 1930 

F. 20 O’Neill, James C., 1938 Aug. 7 

F. 21 Operti, LeRoi, 1942 – 1951 

F. 22 O’Ramey, Georgia, 1921 – 1928 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 23 Orr, Forrest, undated 

F. 24 Orr, Mary, 1939 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 25 Osborne, Vivienne, 1925 – 1955 and undated (Includes Equity 

contract.) 

F. 26 O’Shea, Kevin, 1940 – 1942 

F. 27 Ossipaw, Aaron, 1941 and undated 

F. 28 O’Sullivan, Maureen, 1950 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

Box 77 

F. 1 Otway, Howard, 1943 and undated (Includes Equity contract and letter.) 

F. 2 Ouspenskaya, Maria, 1943 – 1946 

F. 3 Overman, Lynne, 1914 – 1932 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

“O” Miscellaneous, 1919 – 1954 and undated 

F. 4 O’Brien – O’Sullivan, 1919 – 1954 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Hugh O’Connell and Robert Emmet O’Connor.) 

F. 5 Oakland – Ousley, 1928 – 1954 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from George Offerman, Jr., Larry Oliver, Dorothy 

Olney, Conrad Osborn, Harry H. Oshrun, Frank Otto, Marie 

Bankhead Owen, and Monroe Owsley.) 

PARB Research Services, 1933 – 1942 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from James Van de Mark.) 

F. 6 1933 – 1938 

F. 7 1939 

F. 8 1940 – 1942 and undated 

F. 9 Pabst Theatre (Milwaukee, Wisc.), 1942 (See also Arthur Sircom 

correspondence.) 

F. 10 Padgett, Jerry, 1949 

F. 11 Page, Bradley, 1928 – 1936 and undated 

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F. 12 Page, Eugene, 1943 

F. 13 Paige, Mabel, 1948 – 1949 

F. 14 Paige, Robert, 1933 – 1945 

F. 15 Painter, Eleanor, undated 

F. 16 Palm Beach Playhouse (Palm Springs, Ca.), 1952 – 1957 

F. 17 Palmer, Clara, 1921 – 1955 (Includes contracts, one with George M. Cohan 

for Mary, and autograph.) 

F. 18 Palmer, Jeanne, 1939 – 1942 

F. 19 Palmerton, Guy, 1937 – 1953 and undated (See also Guy Palmerton 

Players, Worcester Drama Festival, and Manhattan Players.) 

F. 20-21 Paloian (a.k.a. Paloyan), George, 1948 – 1951 and undated 

F. 22 Pantages, Lloyd, 1939 – 1940 

F. 23 Pape, Lionel, 1935 and undated 

F. 24 Paper Mill Playhouse (Millburn, N.J.), 1940 – 1955 

F. 25 Parker, Jean, 1941 – 1951 (Includes only correspondence from Parker’s 

husband, Curtis Grotter.) 

F. 26 Parker, Kenneth, 1944 – 1949 

F. 27 Parker, Mary Moncure, ca. 1938 and undated 

F. 28 Parks, Bobby, 1938 – 1939 

F. 29 Parks, Melvin, 1935 – 1947 

F. 30-31 Parr, Charles H. III, 1942 - 1944 

Box 78 

F. 1 Parrish, Judy, 1939 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 2 Parsons, George, 1916 – 1944 and undated 

F. 3 Parsons, Kathryn, 1934 – 1941 and undated 

F. 4 Parsons, Louella, 1936 – 1939 (Includes two items.) 

F. 5 Pasadena Playhouse (Ca.), 1955 – 1956 

F. 6 Pascal, Eddie, 1931 – 1945 and undated 

F. 7 Patrick, John (a.k.a. Pyle, Richard), 1917 – 1952 and undated 

F. 8 Patrick, Lee, ca. 1928 – 1931 and undated (Includes Equity agreement 

to represent.) 

F. 9 Pattee, Floyd, 1945 

F. 10 Patterson, Ada, 1936 – 1937 and undated 

F. 11 Paul, Leslie, 1946 

F. 12 Paxton, Marie, 1943 – 1949 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 13 Paz, Joseph, 1944 

F. 14 Peacock, Anne, 1943 – 1949 and undated 

F. 15 Peacock, Bertram, 1936 – 1946 and undated 

F. 16 Pearce, Alice, 1943 

F. 17 Pearce, Jean, 1943 – 1945 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 18 Pearson, Molly, 1933 – 1940 (Includes two items.) 

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F. 19 Pearson, Talbot, 1949 – 1950 

F. 20 Peck, Gregory, 1945 – 1952 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 21 Peckham, Ted, 1937 – 1943 (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 22 Pemberton, Brock, 1935 – 1946 

F. 23 Pemberton, Virginia, 1934 – 1940 and undated 

F. 24 Pembroke, George, 1944 - 1952 

F. 25 Pendleton, Gaylord, 1935 and undated 

F. 26 Pendleton, Nat, 1928 June 25 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 27 Pennington, Ann, 1936 – 1943 and undated 

F. 28 Penthouse Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.), 1949 – 1951 

F. 29 Peppard, George, 1955 Feb. 28 

F. 30 Perfect, Rose, 1939 – 1953 and undated 

F. 31 Perkins, Osgood, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 32 Perry, Antoinette, 1926 – 1945 

F. 33 Perry, Ben, 1944 

F. 34 Perry, Mary, 1938 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 35 Perry, Robert E., 1936 – 1950 and undated 

F. 36 Persoff, Nehemiah, 1946 July 23 

F. 37 Peters, Brandon, 1922 – 1942 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 38 Peters, Rollo, 1929 – 1944 and undated 

F. 39 Peterson, Marjorie, 1935 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 40 Petrova, Olga, 1946 – 1954 and undated (Includes two synopses of Big 

Deal, undated.) 

F. 41 Petry, Gedda, 1945 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 42 Pettes, Marie, undated 

F. 43 Pevney, Joseph, 1939 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 44 Phelps, Eleanor, 1931 and undated (Includes Equity agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 45 Phillips, Howard, 1927 – 1937 and undated 

F. 46 Phillips, Minna, 1939 – 1948 

F. 47 Phillips, Norma, 1930 and undated 

F. 48 Pickford, Mary, 1934 – 1947 and undated 

F. 49 Picon, Molly, 1940 – 1941 

F. 50 Pidgeon, Walter, 1936 – 1956 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

Box 79 

F. 1 Pierce, Lewis, 1944 – 1949 and undated 

F. 2 Pierce, Marion, 1939 – 1941 and undated 

F. 3 Pierpont, Laura, 1939 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 4 Pierson, Arthur, 1931 – ca. 1944 and undated (See also Robert 

Anderson and North Shore Players correspondence.) 

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Pillot, Eugene, 1940 – 1946 and undated 

F. 5 1940 

F. 6 1941 - 1942 

F. 7 1943 

F. 8 1944 – 1946 and undated (Includes fifteen revised pages of Open 

Sesame script.) 

F. 9 Pine, Phillip, 1939 – 1940 

F. 10 Pingree, Helen, 1951 – 1955 and undated 

F. 11 Pinkerton, Roderick, 1948 

F. 12 Pinza, Ezio, 1955 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 13 Pioneer Valley Drama Festival (Holyoke, Mass.), 1940 – 1944 

F. 14 Pitkin, Robert, 1936 

F. 15 Pitman, Richard, 1934 – 1937 

F. 16 Pittinger, Warren, 1929 – 1930 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 17 Pitts, Zasu, 1939 – 1956 

F. 18 Pittsburgh Playhouse (Pa.), 1940 – 1952 

Playhouse, 1942 – 1952 and undated 

F. 19 Albany, N.Y., 1947 - 1952 

F. 20 Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., 1948 

Providence, R.I., 1942 – 1945 and undated 

1942 

F. 21 Mar. – June 10 

F. 22 June 17 – July 


F. 24 1943 (Includes correspondence with Wendell Corey.) 

F. 25 1944 – 1945 and undated 

F. 26 Playhouse in the Park (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1952 – 1956 

F. 27 Plimmer, Walter, 1934 – 1935 

F. 28 Plummer, Christopher, 1952 Dec. 8 

F. 29 Plunkett, Cy, 1922 – 1929 

F. 30 Plymouth Drama Festival (Plymouth, Mass.), 1943 – 1953 (See also 

Franklin Trask correspondence.) 

F. 31 Poché Theatre (New Orleans, La.), 1948 – 1949 

F. 32 Pocono Playhouse (Mountainhome, Pa.), 1947 – 1953 

F. 33 Poe, Aileen, 1941 – 1955 and undated 

F. 34 Pollock, Channing, 1928 – 1932 (Includes four items.) 

F. 35 Pons, Lily, 1936 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and regrets.) 

F. 36 Porter, Kenneth, 1946 – 1949 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 37 Porter, Norman, 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 38 Porter, Paul and Paul, Jr., 1931 – 1955 and undated 

Box 80 

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F. 1 Portsmouth Theatre (N.H.) , 1942 – 1952 (See also condolence letter 

from Maude Hartwig on Chamberlain Brown’s death.) 

F. 2 Post, Emily, 1946 

F. 3 Post, Guy Bates, 1928 – 1945 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 4 Post, Harry, 1949 

F. 5 Poultney, George W., 1945 

F. 6 Powell, Dick, 1931 – 1953 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 7 Powell, Eleanor, 1947 

F. 8 Powell, William, 1922 - 1953 

F. 9 Power, Tyrone (1869 – 1931), 1924 and undated 

F. 10 Power, Tyrone (1914 – 1958), 1941 – 1951 (Includes requests re: 

summer stock.) 

F. 11 Powers, James T., 1891 – 1942 (Includes holiday card with Powers’ photo 

from Rich & Harris, and letters from Rachel Booth Powers, his wife.) 

F. 12 Powers, Jeanne, 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 13 Powers, Leona, 1933 – 1938 and undated 

F. 14 Powers, Marie, 1940 – 1950 

F. 15 Powers, Richard, 1943 – 1945 

F. 16 Powers, Tom, 1919 – 1942 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 17 Preminger, Otto, 1940 – 1941 (See also Scripts – Most Likely to Succeed.) 

F. 18 Preston, Jack, 1940 – 1941 

F. 19 Preston, Randolph, 1936 – 1942 

F. 20 Preston, Walter, 1944 – 1950 

F. 21 Price, Georgie, 1941 – 1946 

F. 22 Price, Jean, 1940 and undated 

F. 23 Price, Vincent, 1940 – 1952 and undated (Includes requests re: summer 


F. 24 Primrose, Mrs. George H., 1940 Apr. 1 

F. 25 Prince, Adelaide, 1934 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 26 Prince, Harold, 1948 – 1954 (Includes three items.) 

F. 27 Princess Do May, 1954 (Includes correspondence with manager.) 

F. 28 Pringle, William, 1928 – 1943 

F. 29 Probert, George, 1928 – 1931 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 30 Proctor, Catherine, 1932 – 1952 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 31 Prouty, Jed, 1930 – 1940 

F. 32 Provincetown Players (Provincetown, Mass.), 1946 and undated 

F. 33 Prussing, Louise, 1926 – 1947 

F. 34 Pryor, Arthur, Jr., 1930 – 1949 

F. 35 Pryor, Roger, 1926 – 1947 

F. 36 Puck, Harry, 1928 – 1954 and undated 

F. 37 Pulsifer, Fay, 1939 – 1940 and undated 

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F. 38 Purcell, Irene, 1928 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 39 Putnam, George Carson, 1946 

“P” Miscellaneous, 1901 – 1959 and undated 

F. 40 Pac – Payne, 1901 – 1959 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Doris Packer (letter of introduction), John Parrish, Harriet 

Parsons, Joseph Pasternak, William Moore Patch, Elizabeth Patterson, 

and Larry Parks.) 

Box 81 

F. 1 Pea – Pezet, 1924 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Eddie Peabody, Lea Penman, Dorothy Peters, Karen Peterson, 

including postscript by Walter Huston, Westbrook Pegler’s assistant, 

and Mrs. John deWitt Peltz.) 

F. 2 Pf – Porterfield, 1920 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

with Mary Philips, Irving Pichel, Mme. Pilar-Morin, Noam Pitlik, 

Players Repertory Company, Denis [sic] Plimmer, and “Bird” 

Pollard.) 

F. 3 Pos – Putnam, 1911 – 1952 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Tom Poston et al, Paul M. Potter, Phyllis Povah, Purnell B. 

Pratt, Monte Proser, Dick Purcell, Gertrude Purcell, and Rosemary 

Prinz.) 

F. 4 Quigley, Charles, 1945 – 1950 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 5 Quillan, Eddie, 1934 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 6 Quinlan, Gertrude, undated 

F. 7 Quinn, Anthony, 1948 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

replies.) 

F.8 Quinn, Shirland, 1944 

F. 9 “Q” Miscellaneous, 1932 – 1956 

F. 10 Railton, Margo, 1942 and undated 

F. 11 Rainer, Luise, 1940 – 1948 

F. 12 Rains, Claude, 1928 – 1949 and undated 

F. 13 Ralph, Jessie, 1926 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 14 Ralston, Esther, 1938 – 1950 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 15 Rambeau, Marjorie, 1946 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 16 Rambova, Natacha, 1926 – 1927 and undated 

F. 17 Rand, Jerry, 1947 Apr. 22 

F. 18 Rand, Raymond, 1942 

F. 19 Rand, Sally, 1934 – 1947 

F. 20 Randell, Louis P, 1938 (Includes three letters re: formation of theatrical 

agency association.) 

F. 21 Randolph, Donald, 1936 – 1938 and undated 

F. 22 Rapper, Irving, 1939 and undated 

F. 23 Rascoe, Burton, 1937 – 1943 

F. 24 Rathbone, Basil, 1930 – 1950 and undated 

F. 25 Ratoff, Gregory, 1930 

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F. 26 Rauber, Richard, ca. 1933 – 1940 and undated 

F. 27 Rawlinson, Herbert, 1930 – 1933 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 28 Rawls, Eugenia, 1943 – 1946 and undated (Includes three items.) 

F. 29 Rawls, James, 1939 – 1952 and undated 

Ray, Charles, 1924 – 1940 and undated 

F. 30 1924 – 1932 (Includes contracts and autographs.) 

F. 31 1936 – 1940 (Includes Nov. 1936 issue of Hollywood Digest.) 

F. 32 undated (Includes autographs.) 

Box 82 

F. 1 Ray, Clara, 1928 and undated 

F. 2 Ray- Mond (Magician), 1942 – 1948 

F. 3 Raymond, Dean, 1928 – 1930 

F. 4 Raymond, Eugene III, 1937 – 1938 

F. 5 Raymond, Frederick, Jr., 1920 – 1923 and undated (Includes only 

contracts and inscription with sketches) 

F. 6 Raymond, Gene (a.k.a. Guion, Raymond), 1925 – 1950 and 

undated (Includes correspondence re: summer stock and regrets, 

contract for Raymond Guion, and autograph, signed as “Raymond 

Guion.”) 

F. 7 Raymond, Helen, 1930 – 1942 

F. 8 Raymond, Maude, 1927 – 1928 and undated 

F. 9 Raymond, Robin, 1939 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 10-11 Raymond, Royal and Shirley, 1941 – 1950 and undated 

F. 12 Reade, Maida, 1932 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 13 Reade, Roma, undated 

F. 14 Reagan, Ronald, 1948 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets; includes two handwritten notes from Reagan.) 

F. 15 Red Barn Theatre (Westboro, Mass.), 1951 – 1953 and undated 

F. 16 Redgrave, Michael, 1946 Dec. 20 

Reed, Florence, 1930 – 1958 and undated 


F. 18 1940 – 1958 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 19 Undated 

F. 20 Reed, Phillip, 1937 – 1949 

F. 21 Reedy, Bart, 1941 

F. 22 Reeve, Ada, 1931 

F. 23 Reeves-Smith, Harry, 1929 and undated 

F. 24 Reeves-Smith, Olive, 1937 - 1953 

F. 25 Regent, Robert, 1934 – 1937 

F. 26 Regent Theatre (Norwalk, Conn.), 1933 and undated 

F. 27 Reichmann, Max (Photographer), 1951 

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F. 28 Reid, Carl Benton, 1930 – 1946 

F. 29 Reid, Frances, 1941 

F. 30 Remarqué, Erich Maria, 1946 Apr. 5 (Includes one note of regret for 

speaking invitation.) 

F. 31 Remy, Ethel, 1921 – 1952 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 32 Renault, Francis, 1943 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographed flyer 

and postcard.) 

F. 33 Rennie, Hugh, 1953 July 18 

F. 34 Rennie, James, 1928 – 1944 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 35 Rennyson, Gertrude, 1952 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 36 Rentz, Thomas, 1952 – 1953 

F. 37 Revell, Nellie, 1934 – 1939 

F. 38 Revner, Katherine, 1928 – 1932 and undated 

Box 83 

F. 1 Reynolds, Charles H., 1950 – 1953 

F. 2 Reynolds, Gene, 1941 – 1949 

F. 3 Reynolds, Helene, 1945 – 1946 

F. 4 Reynolds, Jack, 1946 and undated 

F. 5 Rhyner, Charles, 1944 

F. 6 Rialto Theatre (Washington, D.C.), 1937 

F. 7 Riano, Renie, 1945 (Includes correspondence from agent.) 

F. 8 Ricard, Amy, undated (Includes autographs, one of Lester Lonergan.) 

F. 9 Rice, Edmund (a.k.a. Larry), 1944 – 1950 and undated 

F. 10 Rice, Elmer, 1931 – 1940 

F. 11 Rice, Lillian, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 12 Rice, William, 1937 - 1940 

F. 13 Rich, Eddie, 1945 – 1952 

F. 14 Rich, Irene, 1928 – 1944 and undated 

F. 15 Rich, Shirley, 1951 

F. 16 Richards, Addison, 1941 June 27 

F. 17 Richards, Dick (Comedian), 1944 – 1950 

F. 18 Richards, Gordon, 1939 – 1940 and undated 

F. 19 Richards, Henry, 1930 – 1944 and undated 

F. 20 Richards, Kurt, 1933 – 1942 

F. 21 Richards, Lexford, 1947 – 1951 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 22 Richards, Stanley, 1939 – 1946 and undated (Includes title page of play 

Quantity Beach.) 

F. 23 Richards, Thomas, 1937 – 1939 

F. 24 Richardson, Emory, 1942 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity 

contract.) 

F. 25 Richardson, Ralph, undated (Includes one item.) 

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F. 26 Richardson, Richard, 1928 – 1947 and undated 

F. 27 Richardson, Wells, 1931 - 1944 

F. 28 Richman, Arthur, 1932 and undated 

F. 29 Richman, Harry, 1934 – 1952 and undated 

F. 30 Riddell, Gilberte, 1949 

F. 31 Ridgefield Summer Theatre (Conn.), 1948 (See also Alexander 

Kirkland correspondence.) 

F. 32 Ridges, Stanley, 1917 – 1949 and undated (Includes agreement to 


F. 33 Ridgeway Theatre (White Plains, N.Y.) , 1935 - 1940 

F. 34 Ridgewell, Audrey, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 35 Rigali, Al, 1939 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 36 Riggs, Ralph, 1945 – 1950 

F. 37 Riley, Leo, 1953 – 1955 and undated (See also Scripts.) 

F. 38 Ring, Blanche, 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autograph.) . 

F. 39 Ripley, Everett, 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract and 

autograph.) 

F. 40 Risdon, Elizabeth, 1921 – 1944 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 41 Risdon, Marianne, 1939(Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 42 Ritchie, Charles, 1928 – 1931 and undated 

F. 43 Ritter, Thelma, 1952 – 1956 (Includes requests re: summer stock, regrets, 

and Equity stock contract.) 

F. 44 Riverside Theatre (Bridgton, Me.), 1948 

Box 84 

F. 1 Robards, Jason, 1931 – 1941 

F. 2 Rober, Richard, 1944 – 1950 and undated 

F. 3 Roberts, Beverly, 1941 – 1943 

F. 4 Roberts, Roy, 1936 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 5 Robertson, Guy, 1920 – 1952 and undated 

F. 6 Robertson, William, 1936 – 1947 and undated 

F. 7 Robeson, Paul, 1941 – 1946 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets per attorney.) 

F. 8 Robins, Edward H., 1931 – 1936 and undated 

F. 9 Robinson, Bill, 1941 – 1944 (Includes one letter from Robinson.) 

F. 10 Robinson, Casey, 1943 May 12 

F. 11 Robinson, Edward G., 1943 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 12 Robinson, Frances, 1926 - 1947 

F. 13 Robson, Flora, 1942 – 1951 (Includes correspondence from Lloyd N. 

Almirall and fan letter to Robson.) 

F. 14 Robson, May, 1928 – 1940 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 15 Roche, John, 1920 – 1921 (Includes contract and autograph only.) 

F. 16 Rockmore, Elias L. (“Bob”), 1926 – 1942 (See also Paul Robeson 

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F. 17 Rodrigues, Aurelio, 1948 – 1950 and undated 

F. 18 Roecker, Edward, 1938 – 1945 

F. 19 Roeder, Joesph, 1939 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 20 Roerick, William, 1939 – 1955 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

Roffman, Richard, 1928 – 1951 and undated 

F. 21 1938 – 1948 (Includes correspondence to Roffman re: Chamberlain 

Brown.) 

F. 22 1950 – 1951 

F. 23 undated 

F. 24 Rogers, Al, 1934 – 1936 

F. 25 Rogers, Charles “Buddy,” 1936 – 1949 (Includes three items, including 

brief note from Rogers.) 

F. 26 Rogers, Ginger, 1936 – 1954 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock 

and regrets.) 

F. 27 Rogers, Jessica, 1943 – 1953 

F. 28 Rogers, Leonard, 1955 and undated (Includes letter and autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 29 Rogers, Roy, 1941 – 1944 (Includes four items.) 

F. 30 Roland, Norman, 1945 – 1950 and undated 

F. 31 Rollins, David, undated 

F. 32 Rollins, Leighton, 1938 – 1940 

F. 33 Romano, Charles, 1932 and undated 

F. 34 Romero, Cesar, 1927 – 1951 and undated (Includes several clippings, 

Equity agreement to represent, and handwritten ledger sheet of wages 

earned.) 

F. 35 Rooney, Mickey, 1946 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

one regret.) 

F. 36 Rooney, Pat, 1947 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 37 Roos, Joanna, 1930 – 1942 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 38 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1933 – 1939 (Includes responses to invitations per 

staff and one letter from George T. Bye, June 17, 1938.) 

F. 39 Rorke, Hayden, 1946 – 1949 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping; see also Laguna Players (Ca.).) 

Box 85 

F. 1 Rose, Billy, 1943 – 1953 (Includes mostly regrets in response to 

invitations.) 

F. 2 Rose, Edward W., undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 3 Rosen, Jerry, 1946 

F. 4 Rosene, John Louis, 1943 – 1944 

F. 5 Rosoff’s Restaurant, 1954 – 1955 and undated 

F. 6 Ross, Anthony, 1938 – 1946 and undated 

F. 7 Ross, Lanny, 1937 – 1947 

F. 8 Ross, Leo, 1948 and undated 

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F. 9 Ross, Thomas W., 1953 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

page.) 

F. 10 Rosskam, Charles H., 1943 – 1951 and undated (Includes autographed 

clippings.) 

F. 11 Rothe, Elliott,1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 12 Rowe, Earl, 1949 – 1950 

F. 13 Rowland, Adele, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 14 Rowland, Kenneth, undated 

F. 15 Roy, Harold, 1930 – 1931 and undated 

Royal Alexandria Theatre (Toronto), 1932 – 1949 and undated 

F. 16 1932 – 1940 

F. 17 1941 

1943 

F. 18 June – July 


F. 20 1944 

1945 

F. 21 Jan. – Mar. 

F. 22 May – Aug. 

F. 23 1946 

F. 24 1947 – 1949 and undated 

F. 25 Royle, Selena, 1930 – 1936 and undated 

F. 26 Royton, Helen, 1935 – 1937 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 27 Rubin, Benny, 1931 – 1936 

F. 28 Ruffo, Titta, 1927 Jan. 7 

F. 29 Ruggles, Charles, 1934 – 1949 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 30 Rushmore, Vivian, undated 

F. 31 Russell, Annie, 1935 and undated (Includes correspondence and 

autograph.) 

F. 32 Russell, Bill, 1945 – 1946 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 33 Russell, Bob, 1946 and undated 

F. 34 Russell, Jane, 1949 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock, regrets, 


F. 35 Russell, Rosalind, ca. 1940 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock 

and regrets, some per Frederick Brisson.) 

F. 36 Russell, Zelda, 1927 – 1946 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 37 Ruth, Tommy, 1944 – 1950 and undated 

F. 38 Rutherford, Tom, 1933 – 1957 and undated 

F. 39 Ryan, Mary, 1930 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 40 Ryttenberg, Jack Edward, 1933 

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Box 86 

“R” Miscellaneous, 1915 – 1954 and undated 

F. 1 Ra, 1915 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence from Isabel 

Randolph, Burton Rascoe, Elizabeth Rathburn, Carl Ravazza, 

Dorothy Raymond, and Robin Raymond.) 

F. 2 Rea – Rhodes, 1931 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Harry Redding, Ralph Remley, Dave Renard, Al Reno, 

Hamilton Revelle, Anne Revere, and Carrie Reynolds.) 

F. 3 Ric – Rizer, 1913 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Vernon Rich, Charles Richman, Geogre Riddell, Hal Riddle, Frances 

Ring, Robert Ringling, Bob Ripa, Ritz Quartette, and William Riva.) 

F. 4 Rob – Root, 1920 – 1956 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Eleanor Robson and Emmett Rogers.) 

F. 5 Ros – Royer, 1925 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Clifford Rose, Rose Marie (manager), Stuart Rose, “Roxy” 

Rothafel, Anita Rothe, Marcel Rousseau, Adele Rowland, Edward 

Royce, and Riza Royce.) 

F. 6 Royle – Ryder, 1924 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Edwin Milton Royle, Siegfried Rumann, Lewis Russell, William 

Russell, Alfred Ryder, and John W. Rumsey.) 

F. 7 Sabin, Charles, 1933 – 1942 

F. 8 Sacro, Ralph, 1942 – 1943 and undated 

F. 9 Sage, Clifford Russell, 1935 – 1946 and undated 

F. 10 St. Clair, Robert, 1930 – 1931 and undated 

F. 11 St. Denis, Ruth, 1940 Mar. 7 

F. 12 St. John, Theodore, 1939 and undated 

F. 13 St. Michael’s Playhouse (Winooski, Vt.), 1949 – 1950 

F. 14 Saks, Yetta, 1944 – 1950 

F. 15 Salmaggi, Felix W., 1937 – 1949 

F. 16 Salt Creek Summer Theatre (Hinsdale, Ill.), 1952 

F. 17 Sampsel, John Guy, 1938 – 1944 and undated 

F. 18 Samuel French, Inc., 1940 – 1953 and undated 

F. 19 Samuell, William, 1940 – 1941 

F. 20 Sanders, Lee, 1946 – 1948 

F. 21 Sanders, Tom H., 1945 

F. 22 Sanderson, Julia, 1935 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 23 Sands, Dorothy, 1928 – 1948 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 24 Santley, Joseph, 1951 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 25 Santrey, Henry, 1938 – 1939 

F. 26 Sardi, Vincent, 1931 – 1933 (Includes correspondence re: unpaid 

account.) 

F. 27 Sargent, Brent, 1943 – 1946 

F. 28 Sargent, Mary, 1940 – 1945 and undated 

F. 29 Sargent, Tom, 1929 – 1933 

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F. 30 Sarter, Emilie, 1940 – 1941 

F. 31 Sasso, Frank, 1926 – 1927 and undated 

Box 87 

F. 1 Satinsky, Joseph, 1942 – 1953 

F. 2 Satz, Ludwig, 1936 – 1942 

F. 3 Saunders, Nicholas, 1945 – 1947 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 4 Savage, Barbara, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 5 Savannah Playhouse of Armstrong Junior College (Ga.), 1941 

(Includes correspondence from Stacy Keach.) 

F. 6 Saville, Ruth, 1950 – 1952 and undated 

F. 7 Savitz, Dick and Mrs., 1941 - 1943 

F. 8 Savoy, George, 1939 

F. 9 Savoy-Victoria Musical Comedy Co., undated 

F. 10 Saxe, Sam, 1938 

F. 11 Schafer, Natalie, 1939 – 1940 and undated 

F. 12 Schenker, Jack, 1945 

F. 13 Schildkraut, Joseph, 1924 – 1943 and undated 

F. 14 Schuessler, Fred, 1930 – 1931 

F. 15 Schuler, William (Billy), 1921 – 1923 and undated (Includes 

autograph.) 

F. 16 Schulman, Victorine D., 1949 – 1950 

F. 17 Schwartz, Arthur, undated 

F. 18 Schwartz, Maurice, 1933 – 1938 

F. 19 Schwezoff, Igor, 1941 – 1942 and undated 

F. 20 Scott, Agnes (a.k.a. Yost, Agnes Scott), 1954 - 1955 

F. 21 Scott, Cyril, 1925 – 1931 (Includes Equity agreement to represent.) 

F. 22 Scott, Dorothy, 1937 – 1948 

F. 23 Scott, James T., 1928 – 1939 and undated 

F. 24 Scott, Martha, 1937 – 1951 and undated 

F. 25 Scott, Randolph, 1936 – 1954 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 26 Scott, Zachary, 1946 – 1952 

F. 27 Sea Cliff Summer Theatre (Sea Cliff, N.Y.), 1947 -1950 and 

undated 

F. 28 Sears, Barbara, 1943 and undated 

F. 29 Segal, Vivienne, 1920 – 1952 (Includes invitations to appear, regrets, and 

autograph.) 

F. 30 Seiden, Milton, 1949 

F. 31 Select Theatres Corporation, 1933 – 1952 and undated 

F. 32 Selvaggio, John E., 1953 – 1954 

F. 33 Selwart, Tonio, 1940 and undated 

F. 34 Selwyn, Arch, 1931 – 1933 

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F. 35 Selznick, Irene Mayer, 1947 – 1948 (Includes only correspondence to 

Selznick and from Irving Schneider re: Selznick.) 

F. 36 Sereno, Joseph M., 1953 

F. 37 Serlin, Oscar, 1934 – 1948 

F. 38 Servoss, Mary, 1928 and undated 

F. 39 Seymour, Harry, 1943 

F. 40 Seymour, Jane, 1949 – 1951 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 41 Seymour, John D., 1928 

F. 42 Shafter, Otto, 1940 

F. 43 Shale, Harry, 1940 – 1944 

F. 44-45 Shannon, Effie, 1925 – 1946 and undated (Includes handwritten ledger 

sheet of wages earned.) 

Box 88 

F. 1 Shapiro, Herbert, 1931 and undated 

F. 2 Sharon, William, 1931 – 1945 and undated 

F. 3 Shaw, Oscar, 1917 – 1944 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 4 Shaw, Reta, 1946 

F. 5 Shayne, Edith, 1932 – 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 6-7 Shea, Joseph E., 1924 – 1949 and undated 

F. 8 Shean, Al, 1939 – 1940 

F. 9 Sheehan, Bill (William E.), 1945 – 1946 

F. 10 Sheehy, Alice E., 1948 

F. 11 Sheffer, Robert, 1940 

F. 12 Sheffield, Reginald, 1949 and undated 

F. 13 Sheffield, Flora, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 14 Shelton, Don, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 15 Shelton, Hall, 1937 – 1947 and undated 

F. 16 Shepley, Ruth, 1918 – 1929 and undated (Includes contracts and 

autograph.) 

F. 17 Sheridan, Ann, 1948 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 18 Sherman, Mildred, 1939 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 19 Sherwood, Charles, 1949 

F. 20 Sherwood, Henry, 1931 – 1949 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 21 Shevin, Fred, 1956 

F. 22 Shields, George, 1931 – 1934 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 23 Shirley, Florence, 1911 – 1947 and undated 

F. 24 Short, Frank Lee, 1945 and undated 

F. 25 Short, Hassard, 1951 Mar. 22 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 26 Shotwell, Marie, 1917 (Includes two items, including contract.) 

F. 27 Shrewsbury, Lillian, 1939 

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F. 28 Shubert, J.J., 1955 June 23 (See also Select Theatres Corporation and 

Shubert Theatre Corporation correspondence.) 

F. 29 Shubert, Lee, 1918 – 1951 (See also Select Theatres Corporation and 

Shubert Theatre Corporation; includes contract for Freedom company 

between Shubert and Morris Gest, 1918.) 

F. 30-31 Shubert-Lafayette Theatre (Detroit, Mi.), 1942 – 1943 and undated 

F. 32-33 Shubert Theatre Corporation, 1928 – 1950 and undated 

F. 34 Shull, Leo, 1945 – 1947 

F. 35 Shulman, Norwood, 1948 – 1949 (Includes correspondence with Shulman 

family.) 

F. 36 Shutta, Ethel, 1947 – 194? and undated 

F. 37 Sidney, George, 1915 – 1942 

F. 38 Sidney, Sylvia, 1927 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 39 Siems & Kaye, 1937 and undated 

F. 40 Silbert, Liza, 1932 – 1944 

F. 41 Sillman, Leonard, 1935 – 1955 

F. 42 Silver, Joe, 1942 – 1947 and undated 

Box 89 

F. 1 Simmons, Romayne, 1945 

F. 2 Simpson, Ivan, undated 

F. 3 Simpson, Pamela, undated 

F. 4 Simpson, Peggy, 1938 (Includes correspondence about Simpson.) 

F. 5 Sinclair, Horace, 1931 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 6 Sinclair, Hugh, 1930 and undated 

F. 7 Singleton, Penny, 1946 – 1949 

F. 8 Sircom, Arthur, 1937 – 1955 and undated 

F. 9 Sitgreaves, Beverly, undated 

F. 10 Skelly, Hal, 1926 – 1932 

F. 11 Skelly, Madge, 1949 

F. 12 Skilling, Robert, 1934 – 1937 

F. 13 Skinner, Cornelia Otis, 1942 – 1955 and undated (Includes two letters 

from Skinner.) 

F. 14 Skinner, Neil, 1938 – 1941 

F. 15 Skinner, Otis, 1928 and undated (Includes two items.) 

F. 16 Skinner, Richard, 1941 and undated (See also Westchester Playhouse, 

Olney Theatre, and McCarter Theatre.) 

F. 17 Skipworth, Alison, 1928 – 1941 and undated (Includes contract for 

Mrs. Dane’s Defense.) 

F. 18 Slater, Ralph, 1948 (Includes one note from Slater’s managing director.) 

F. 19 Slezak, Walter, ca. 1936 (Includes one item.) 

F. 20 Sloan, Bernard R., 1949 

F. 21 Sloane, A. Baldwin, undated (Includes two items; see also Scripts – The 

Summer Widowers.) 

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F. 22 Small, Paul, 1943 (See also Mayan Theatre.) 

F. 23 Smiley, Emily, 1939 and undated 

F. 24 Smith, Alexis, 1947 – 1949 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 25 Smith, Archie, 1944 – 1946 

F. 26 Smith, Betty, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 27 Smith, Bruce, 1945 

F. 28 Smith, C.Aubrey, 1943 – 1944 and undated 

F. 29 Smith, Kate, 1933 – 1949 

F. 30 Smith, Loring, 1939 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 31 Smith, Matthew, 1928 – 1948 and undated 

F. 32 Smith, Queenie, 1950 and undated 

F. 33 Smith, Ralph S., 1950 

F. 34 Smith, Virginia, 1938 – 1939 

F. 35 Smith, Walter, undated 

F. 36 Smith, Winchell, 1920 – 1927 

F. 37 Snyder, Louise, 1942 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 38 Sobol, Louis, 1932 – 1949 (Includes autographed column.) 

F. 39 Society of American Arts and Letters, Inc., undated 

F. 40 Somnes, George, 1937 -1952 

F. 41 Sondergaard, Gale, 1934 – 1946 and undated 

F. 42 Sonderson, Lora, 1941 – 1951 

F. 43 Sons of the Pioneers, 1940 – 1941 

F. 44 Soo, Jack, 1945 

F. 45 Sorin, Louis, 1942 and undated 

F. 46 Sothern, E.H., 1928 and undated (Includes three items.) 

F. 47 Sothern, Georgia, 1941 – 1951 

F. 48 Soulé, Olan, E., 1933 - 1948 

F. 49-50 South Shore Players (Cohasset, Mass.), 1937 – 1948 

F. 51 Souther, Joaquin, 1933 – 1944 

F. 52 Spa Summer Theatre (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), 1939 -1947 and 

undated 

F. 53 Spachner, Leopold, 1941 - 1943 

Box 90 

F. 1 Spencer, Richard, 1931 – 1932 and undated 

F. 2 Sper, Norman L., 1947 

F. 3 Spong, Hilda, 1938 and undated 

F. 4 Spooner, Cecil, 1939 – 1951 

F. 5 Spottswood, James, 1926 – 1931 and undated 

F. 6 Spurr, 1930 – 1941 and undated 

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F. 7 Squire, Katherine, 1946 – 1948 

F. 8 Stafford, Charles, 1939 – 1940 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 9 Stander, Lionel, 1947 – 1950 

F. 10 Stanley, Aileen, 1948 – 1949 

F. 11 Stanley, Forrest, 1911 and undated 

F. 12 Stapleton, Jean, 1946 – 1952 (Includes two items.) 

F. 13 Stapleton, Maureen, 1946 Dec. 17 

F. 14 Starlight Theatre (Pawling, N.Y.)., 1939 – 1949 and undated 

F. 15-16 Starr, Frances, 1926 – 1957 and undated 

F. 17 Starr, Muriel, 1940 and undated (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 18 State Theatre (Torrington, Conn.), 1939 

F. 19 Steel, John, 1928 – 1934 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 20 Steele, Rogers, 1948 – 1949 

F. 21 Steele, Vernon, 1918 – 1931 

F. 22 Steichen, Edward, undated (Includes one handwritten note and envelope 

fragment.) 

F. 23 Sten, Anna, 1941 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 24 Stenborg, Helen, 1945 – 1946 (Includes two items.) 

F. 25 Stephenson, Henry, 1929 – 1942 

F. 26 Sterling, Jan (a.k.a. Jane), undated (Includes two handwritten notes from 

Jane Sterling.) 

F. 27 Sterling, Richard, 1937 – 1954 and undated 

F. 28 Stern, Jack, 1935 – 1938 (Includes contract.) 

F. 29 Stern, Jill, 1933 and undated 

F. 30 Stevens, Harry, 1937 and undated 

F. 31 Stevens, Mort, 1943 – 1948 and undated 

F. 32 Stevenson, Richard, 1928 – 1944 and undated 

F. 33 Stevenson, W. Douglas, undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 34 Stewart, June, 1944 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 35 Stewart, Katherine, 1940 

F. 36 Stewart, Lillian, undated 

F. 37 Stoddard, Haila, 1942 – 1947 and undated 

F. 38 Stokowski, Sonya, 1939 – 1944 

F. 39 Stone, Ezra, 1939 – 1940 

F. 40 Stone, Fred, 1910 – 1949 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 41 Stone, Millburn, undated 

F. 42 Stone, P.M., 1951 – 1952 (Includes correspondence re: history of Castle 

Square Stock Company.) 

F. 43 Stone, Paul, 1938 

F. 44 Stone, Ralph W., 1944 – 1947 

F. 45 Stone, Robert W., 1944 

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Box 91 

F. 1 Stony Creek Players (Conn.), 1940 – 1944 (See also Ronald T. 

Hammond correspondence.) 

F. 2 Stoopnagle, Colonel, 1943 – 1945 

F. 3 Storch, Larry, 1948 Nov. 26 

F. 4 Stout, A.D., 1937 – 1940 

F. 5 Straight, Beatrice, 1939 – 1948 (Includes three items.) 

F. 6 Strange, Robert, 1929 - 1948 

F. 7 Stratton, Chester, 1939 – 1943 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 8 Strickland, Helen, 1925 – 1932 

F. 9 Strong, Jay, 1929 – 1940 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 10 Strunsky, Manya Gordon, 1936 – 1937 

F. 11 Stuart, Maxine, 1943 – 1945 and undated 

F. 12 Stuart, Nick, 1933 – 1944 

F. 13 Stubbs, Harry, undated 

F. 14 Stuckmann, Eugene, 1943 – 1947 

F. 15 Sullivan, Ed, 1932 – 1954 

F. 16 Sullivan, Fred, 1930 – 1944 (Includes Equity contract and handwritten 

ledger sheet of wages earned.) 

F. 17 Sullivan, Gayne, 1948 – 1951 

Summer Theatre, 1946 – 1950 and undated 

F. 18 Brattleboro, Vt., 1946 – 1950 and undated 

F. 19 Watkins Glen, N.Y., 1948 – 1950 and undated 

F. 20 Suratt, Valeska, 1915 – 1947 and undated (Includes autographs and 

contract.) 

F. 21 Susann, Jacqueline, 1939 – 1944 and undated (See also “F” 

Miscellaneous for handwritten note on verso of letter to Charles K. 

Freeman.) 

F. 22 Sutherland, Ann, 1925 – 1931 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 23 Sutton-Mattocks, V.E., 1933 – 1938 

F. 24 Swan, Mark, 1925 - 1930 

F. 25 Swann, Russell, 1937 – 1944 and undated 

F. 26-27 Swanson, Gloria, 1936 – 1957 and undated 

F. 28 Swarthout, Gladys, 1942 – 1946 

F. 29 Sweet, Blanche, 1916 – 1944 

F. 30 Sylva, Marguerita, 1933 – 1939 and undated 

“S” Miscellaneous, 1910 – 1957 and undated 

F. 31 Sab – Sayers, 1910 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Fred Sadoff, Virginia Sale, William Sampson, Harold Sanford, 

Dorothy Sarnoff, William, Sauter, George Schiller, and Leah 

Salisbury.) 

F. 32 Sca – Scully, 1925 – 1958 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from George Schiller.) 

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F. 33 Sea – Seymour, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes Wilfred 

Seagram, Zelda Sears, Rolfe Sedan, Marian Seldes, Marjorie 

Seligman, Vincent Serrano, Almira Sessions, Ed Setrakian, and Edgar 

Selwyn.) 

Box 92 

F. 1 Sha – Shearer, 1930 – 1952 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Zara Shakow, Peggy Shannon, Mary Shaw, Montague Shaw, 

Edith Shayne, Robert Shayne, and Norma Sheaere (per staff).) 

F. 2 Sheehan – Sherwood-Stahl, 1928 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Jack Sheehan, Joshua Shelley, John Shellie, 

Fred Sherman, Garrison P. Sherwood, and Henry Sherwood.) 

F. 3 Shi – Sisk, 1917 – 1956 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Herb Shriner, Maurice Shrong, Anna Shropshire, Hunt Sidway, 

Bartlett Simmons, Georgia Simmons, Arthur Sinclair, Herman 

Shumlin, and Lee Simonson (per staff).) 

F. 4 Sk – Smith, 1930 – 1931 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Mark Smith, Patricia Smith, Robinson Smith, correspondence re: Red 

Skelton, and Spyros P. Skouras.) 

F. 5 So – Squires, 1907 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Bernard Sobel, Helen Spring, and Harry D. Squires.) 

F. 6 Sta – Staw, 1928 – 1953 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Grace Stafford, Ernest Stallard, Hugh Stange, and Charles Stanley.) 

F. 7 Ste – Stiefel, 1929 -1957 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Harvey Stephens, K.T. Stephens, Leon B. Stevens, Onslow Stevens, 

and Rosalie Stewart.) 

F. 8 Sto – Str, 1924 – 1956 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Michael Strange, John Stratton, Ethel Strickland, Raymond Stricklyn, 

Joe Striker, Michael Strong, Gloria Strook, Susan Strasberg, Carol 

Stone, Royal C. Stout, and Leslie Stowe.) 

F. 9 Stu – Sykes, 1926 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Norman Stuart, Richard Stuart, Clinton Sundberg, Paul Swan, 

Joseph Sweeney, and Basil Sydney.) 

F. 10 Taber, Richard, 1939 – 1950 and undated (Includes autographs and 

limerick by Taber about the Browns.) 

F. 11 Tachna, Edith, 1941 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

Talbot, Lyle (a.k.a. Lysle), 1928 – 1944 and undated 

F. 12 1928 – 1930 

F. 13 1931 

F. 14 1932 – 1944 and undated (Includes publicity handbill.) 

F. 15 Taliaferro, Edith, 1918 - 1932 

F. 16 Taliaferro, Mabel, 1923 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

Box 93 

F. 1-2 Talma, Zolya, 1923 – 1952 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 3 Tamiroff, Akim, 1942 – 1946 

F. 4-5 Tanno, Louis, 1927 – 1950 and undated 

F. 6 Tano, Guy, 1939 – 1945 and undated 

F. 7 Tapps, Georgie, 1942 – 1948 

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F. 8 Tarkington, Booth, 1919 Sept. 6 (Includes short note re: trying to make 

an appointment to see the Browns.) 

F. 9 Tashman, Lilyan, 1919 – 1933 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 10 Taylor, Laurette, 1922 – 1942 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract, autographs and letters from Taylor to others.) 

F. 11 Taylor, Robert, 1948 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 12 Taylor, Wade, 1953 – 1954 

F. 13 Tearle, Conway, 1920 – 1937 (Includes autograph.) 

F. 14 Teasdale, Verree, 1928 – 1939 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 15 Telfer, Ronald, 1943 - 1953 

F. 16 Tellegen, Lou, 1920 – 1934 (Includes autographs.) 

F. 17 Temple, Richard, 1939 – 1945 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contracts.) 

F. 18 Temple, Shirley, 1944 – 1951 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 19 Templeton, Fay, 1932 and undated 

F. 20 Terris, Norma, 1936 – 1950 

F. 21 Terry, Beatrice, 1928 – 1937 and undated 

F. 22 Terry, Phillip, 1944 – 1945 

F. 23 Terry, Sheila, 1949 

F. 24 Thatcher, Heather, 1939 and undated 

F. 25 Theadore [sic], Ralph, 1931 – 1944 (Includes Equity agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 26 Theatre Alliance, 1935 

F. 27-28 Theatre-by-the-Sea (Matunuck, R.I.), 1927 – 1950 and undated 

F. 29 Theatre Guild, Inc., 1925 – 1948 

F. 30 Theatre-in-the-Dale (New Milford,Conn.), 1947 

F. 31 Theatre-in-the-Round (Worcester, Mass.), 1950 

Box 94 

F. 1 Thomas, Calvin, 1928 – 1937 

F. 2 Thomas, Frank, Jr. (Frankie), 1947 – 1952 and undated (Includes 

autograph.) 

F. 3 Thomas, Jack, 1934 – 1947 

F. 4 Thomas, John Charles, 1933 – 1953 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 5 Thompson, Bill, 1936 – 1939 

F. 6 Thompson, Donald, 1939 – 1940 

F. 7 Thompson, Hal, 1928 – 1941 and undated 

F. 8 Thomson, Barry (a.k.a. Thomson, John Barry), 1935 – 1940 

F. 9 Thomson, Carolyn, undated 

F. 10 Thomson, Kenneth, 1926 – 1929 (Includes unsigned contract with Cecil 

B. DeMille Pictures.) 

F. 11 Thorndike, Oliver, 1939 – 1948 and undated 

F. 12 Three Arts Club, 1947 - 1951 

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F. 13 Throckmorton, Cleon, 1952 July 30 

F. 14 Thurgate, Lillian, 1935 – 1940 

F. 15 Thurston, Adelaide, 1944 – 1950 

F. 16 Tibbett, Lawrence, 1933 – 1951 

F. 17 Tiers, Alexander, 1928 – 1935 and undated 

F. 18 Timen, Mrs. John W., 1940 

F. 19 Tinney, Cal, 1937 – 1940 

F. 20 Tivoli Theatre (San Francisco, Ca.), 1943 – 1945 

F. 21 Todd, Michael, 1932 - 1943 

F. 22 Todd, Mitch, 1943 – 1945 

F. 23 Tone, Franchot, 1939 – 1956 

F. 24 Tonti, Joseph E., 1945 – 1952 

F. 25 Toomey, Regis, undated 

F. 26 Town Hall Playhouse (Westboro, Mass.), 1940 – 1941 (See also Alan 

Gray Holmes.) 

F. 27 Tracy, Lee, 1922 – 1953 

F. 28 Tracy, Spencer, 1927 – 1945 and undated (See also Productions, 

Parade, Greenwich Theatre, 1929.) 

F. 29 Trask, Franklin, 1946 – 1951 

F. 30 Traube, Shepard, 1931 – 1936 and undated 

F. 31 Treacher, Arthur, 1931 – 1948 

F. 32 Tregoe, William, 1941 – 1959 

F. 33 Trent, Lee, 1946 

F. 34 Treseder, Kenneth, 1948 and undated 

F. 35 Trevor, Claire, 1938 – 1953 (Includes wedding invitation.) 

F. 36 Trevor, T. Edward, 1934 - 1950 

F. 37 Trilling, Steve, 1939 – 1940 

F. 38 Triple Cities Playhouse (Binghamton, N.Y.), 1952 – 1956 

F. 39 Troutman, Ivy, 1938 – 1942 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 40 Troy, Matthew J., 1937 – 1953 

F. 41 Truax, Harry, 1946 – 1947 

F. 42 True, Virginia, 1945 – 1946 

F. 43 Truex, Ernest, 1932 – 1948 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

Box 95 

F. 1 Tubbs, William C., 1944 – 1947 

F. 2 Tucker, Harland, 1928 – 1929 

F. 3 Tucker, Sophie, 1928 – 1947 

F. 4 Tucson Winter Playhouse (Ariz.), 1955 

F. 5 Tully, Philip Milton, 1931 – 1939 

F. 6 Tunney, Gene, 1933 – 1948 (Includes two items.) 

F. 7 Turner, Bob, 1946 – 1947 

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F. 8 Turner, Maidel, 1929 – 1939 

F. 9 Twelvetrees, Helen, 1932 – 1946 

F. 10 Tyndall, Kathryn, 1940 and undated 

“T” Miscellaneous, 1895 – 1955 and undated 

F. 11 Ta – Thon, 1915 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Rose Tapley, George Tapps, Florence Tarr, Forrest Taylor, Renée 

Taylor, Godfrey Tearle, Evan Thomas, and Harlan Thompson.) 

F. 12 Thor – Totten, 1916 – 1952 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Jerome Thor, Lawrence Tierney, Zeffie Tilbury, Dan 

Tobin, Toddy Pictures Co., Norman Tokar, Robert Toms, 

Ernest Torrence, Edyth Totten, and Carl H. Tollefsen (Alfred 

Drake’s father-in-law; mentions him in letter.) 

F. 13 Tra – Turk, 1895 – 1949 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Emerson Tracey, Beerbohm Tree, Jr., Dorothy Tree, Lester 

Tremayne, Ivan Treasault, Charles Trowbridge, Paula Trueman, 

Sonny Tufts, and Boris Tumarin.) 

F. 14 Turner – Tyrell, 1923 – 1952 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Florence Turner and George C. Tyler.) 

F. 15 Udvardy, Lillian, 1948 – 1954 

F. 16 Ulric, Lenore, 1931 – 1954 and undated 

F. 17 Urquhart, Charles, 1933 – 1935 and undated 

F. 18 “U” Miscellaneous, 1933 – 1951 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Gladys Unger.) 

F. 19 Vagabond Players, Inc. (Tuxedo, N.C.), 1949 

F. 20 Vague, Vera, 1945 – 1950 

F. 21 Vail, Lester, 1928 – 1945 and undated 

F. 22 Valaire, Valerie, 1932 – 1944 and undated (Includes autograph and 

contracts.) 

F. 23 Valency, Maurice, 1940 (Includes two items.) 

F. 24 Valentine, Ethel, 1936 – 1939 

F. 25 Valentine, Grace, 1930 – 1934 

F. 26 Valentine, Maurice, 1937 – 1945 and undated 

F. 27 Valentine, May, 1940 – 1944 and undated 

F. 28 Valentine, William, 1944 

F. 29 Vallee, Rudy, 1931 – 1956 and undated 

F. 30 Valley Players (Holyoke, Mass.), 1942 – 1949 

F. 31 Vann, Billy B. and Grace, 1944 - 1945 

F. 32 Van Brundt, Robert, 1944 - 1945 

F. 33 Van Brundt, Mrs. Walter, 1952 - 1953 

F. 34 Van Buren, A.H., 1936 and undated (Includes contract.) 

F. 35 Van Cleve, Edith, 1931 – 1955 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 36 Van Druten, John, 1928 Apr. 1 (Includes letter of introduction for Henzie 

Raeburn.) 

F. 37 Van Fleet, Jo, ca. 1953 (Includes one note.) 

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F. 38 Van Kirk, Dorothy, 1939 

F. 39 Van Patten, Dick, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 40 Van Patten, Joyce, 1942 – 1947 (Includes two postcards from mother, 

contract, and receipt.) 

F. 41 Van Sicle, Raymond, ca. 1920s and undated 

F. 42 Van Vought, Billy and Bea, 1951 – 1952 

F. 43 Van Wyck Players (Beacon, N.Y.), 1947 

Box 96 

F. 1 Vance, Vivian, undated (Includes one letter) 

F. 2 Vanderbilt, Gertrude, 1942 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 3 Varconi, Victor, 1930 – 1935 and undated (Includes script The Last 

Hour (7 pp.).) 

F. 4 Varden, Evelyn, 1934 – 1938 and undated 

F. 5 Varela, Nina, 1944 – 1947 

F. 6 Vasil, Arthur, 1955 

F. 7 Velsey, Graham, 1929 – 1946 and undated (Includes commission 

agreement.) 

F. 8 Vendetti, Chester P., 1952 – 1953 

F. 9 Venuta, Benay, 1938 - 1939 

F. 10 Verdi, Francis M., 1933 and undated 

F. 11 Vermilyea, Harold, 1930 – 1951 and undated 

F. 12 Victor, Josephine, 1929 – 1952 and undated (Includes article, “What 

Play’s the Thing?” (3 pp.).) 

F. 13 Vignola, Bob, 1951 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 14 Vilan, Demetrios, 1929 – 1955 and undated 

F. 15 Villani, Fredd [sic], 1953 

F. 16 Vincent, Iris Vera, 1938 – 1940 and undated (Includes speech, outlines, 

and brochure.) 

F. 17 Vincent, Walter, 1953 – 1955 

F. 18 Vitale, Joseph, 1948 and undated 

F. 19 Vogeding, Fredrik, 1937 – 1939 

F. 20 Vokes, May, 1924 – 1931 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 21 Von Busing, Fritzi, 1945 – 1948 

F. 22 Voss, Grace (Photographer), 1948 – 1949 

F. 23 Vredenburgh, Clarence, 1939 – 1940 

“V” Miscellaneous, 1913 – 1955 and undated 

F. 24 Va – Vert, 1913 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Rita Vale, Lewis J. Valentine, Paul Valentine, Lili Valenty, Nenette 

Vallon, Edward Van Sloan, Gloria Vanderbilt, Stuart Vaughan, Clyde 

Veaux, Bayard Veiller, Evelyn Venable, and Ida Vernon.) 

F. 25 Vic – Vye, 1927 – 1953 and undated (Includes correspondence from 

Helen Vinson, Michael Visaroff, Vera Visconti, Fredrik Vogeding, 

Don Voorhees, and Murvyn Vye.) 

F. 26 WRVA Theatre (Richmond, Va.), 1952 (See also Bertram Yarborough.) 

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F. 27 Wadsworth, Henry, 1928 – 1930 and undated 

F. 28 Wadsworth, Jessie and O’Reily, Elinor, 1930 – 1931 and undated 

F. 29 Wagner, Charles L, 1936 – 1945 

F. 30 Wagner, Helen, 1943 - 1944 

F. 31 Wagstaff, Joseph, 1943 – 1948 

F. 32 Walden, Bertha, 1930 – 1948 (Includes commission agreement.) 

F. 33 Walker, Charlotte, 1951 and undated 

F. 34 Walker, Danton, 1937 – 1949 

F. 35 Walker, June, 1948 

F. 36 Walker, Laura, 1933 – 1947 and undated (Includes letter from Charlie 

Tutweiler (sp.?); see also Scripts – Up to Scratch.) 

F. 37 Walker, Raymond, 1937 and undated 

Box 97 

F. 1 Wallace, Augusta, 1936 – 1941 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 2 Wallace, Bentley, 1929 – 1930 and undated 

F. 3 Wallace, Mike, 1946 

F. 4 Wallace, Morgan, undated (Includes one item.) 

F. 5 Wallace, Regina, 1955 – 1960 and undated 

F. 6 Walsh, Arthur, 1945 – 1949 

F. 7 Walter H. Baker Company, 1940 (Includes two letters re: proposed 

production of The Old Homestead.) 

F. 8 Walton, Vera, 1937 – 1949 

F. 9 Warburton, John, 1931 – 1951 and undated (Includes contracts.) 

F. 10 Ward, Alan, 1928 - 1931 and undated 

F. 11 Wark, Bob, 1939 - 1940 and undated (Includes flyer for The Great 

American Family, Curran Theatre production.) 

F. 12 Warner, H.B, 1915 – 1943 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

page.) 

F. 13 Warren, Katherine, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

F. 14 Warwick, Noel, 1930 

F. 15 Warwick, Robert, 1926 – 1928 and undated (Includes contract.) 

F. 16 Washington Civic Theatre (Washington, D.C.), 1939 – 1940 

F. 17 Washington Theatre Festival (Washington, D.C.), 1949 

F. 18 Waters, Helen, 1946 - 1947 

F. 19 Waters, Tom, 1908 – 1949 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 20 Waters, Zack, 1948 – 1953 

F. 21 Watson, Billy, 1933 – 1944 and undated 

F. 22 Watson, Leona, 1945 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 23 Watson, Lucile, 1929 – 1953 and undated (Includes autographed 

scrapbook page and note to “Miss Stoddard.”) 

F. 24 Watson, Minor, 1927 – 1934 

F. 25 Watts, W.J. Schuyler, 1932 

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F. 26 Wayburn, Ned, 1935 – 1940 

F. 27 Wayne, John, 1946 – 1955 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets, one from Wayne.) 

F. 28 Wayne, Nathaniel, 1932 – 1949 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 29 Webb, Clifton, 1919 – 1945 (Includes requests re: summer stock, regrets, 


F. 30 Webb, Nella, 1932 – 1953 and undated (Includes holiday card to “Miss 

Marlowe”, 1951, and publicity material.) 

F. 31 Weber, Joe, 1934 – 1941 

F. 32 Webster, Harold McCloud, 1941 

F. 33 Webster, June, 1939 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 34 Webster, Margaret, 1942 – 1949 

F. 35 Weitman, Robert M., 1936 – 1944 

F. 36 Weldon, Bunny, 1953 – 1954 and undated 

F. 37 Weldon, Martin, 1940 – 1955 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

Weldon, Mortimer H., 1928 – 1943 and undated 


F. 39 1940 - 1943 

F. 40 undated 

F. 41 Welles, Orson, 1938 – 1946 (Includes mostly requests re: summer stock 

and regrets) 

F. 42 Wellesley Summer Theatre and School (Mass.), 1947 – 1950 and 

undated (See also “W” Miscellaneous – Eldon Winkler 


F. 43 Wells, Maurice, 1932 – 1938 

F. 44 Wendell, Howard, 1947 - 1949 

Box 98 

F. 1 Wentworth, Estelle, 1934 

F. 2 Wentworth, Lola, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

F. 3 Wentworth, Robert, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

F. 4 Werrenrath, Reinald, 1937 – 1939 

F. 5 West, Albert G., 1931 – 1932 (Includes Equity contracts and handwritten 

ledger sheets of wages earned.) 

F. 6 West, Mae, 1921 – 1952 (Includes one note from West.) 

F. 7 West, Paul, 1950 – 1954 

F. 8 Westchester Playhouse (Mt. Kisco, N.Y.), 1936 – 1952 

F. 9 Westcott, Gordon, 1928 – 1931 and undated 

F. 10 Westley, John, 1930 – 1939 (Includes Equity stock contract and 

autograph.) 

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F. 11 Westman, Nydia, 1931 – 1949 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 12 Weston, Ruth, 1936 – 1942 (Includes Equity stock contracts.) 

F. 13 Weston, Sammy, 1943 – 1944 

F. 14 Westport Country Playhouse (Conn.), 1939 – 1950 

F. 15 Wexley, John, 1946 

F. 16 Weyand, Ronald, 1951 

F. 17 Waldron, Charles D. and Charles, Jr., 1935 – 1943 and undated 

F. 18 Whalen, Harold, 1919 – 1920 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent.) 

F. 19 Whalen, Michael, 1940 – 1949 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 20 Whalen, Tim, 1944 – 1945 (Includes character list for Dinner for Three 

(a.k.a. Three for Dinner).) 

F. 21 Wheatcroft, Stanhope, 1912 - 1954 

F. 22 Wheatley, Jane, 1931 – 1934 (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 23 Wheeler, Esther Belle, 1946 – 1947 

F. 24 White, Alfred H., 1943 

F. 25 White, George, 1946 – 1947 (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 26 White, Gordon, 1928 – 1932 and undated 

F. 27 White, Robert, 1928 and undated 

F. 28 Whitehead, Douglass, 1946 and undated 

F. 29 Whiting, Jack, 1933 – 1954 

F. 30 Whitlow, Robert, 1951 - 1953 

F. 31 Whitney, Robert, 1941 and undated 

F. 32 Whitson, Pauline, 1941 – 1943 and undated 

F. 33-34 Whitty, Dame May, 1944 – 1948 and undated 

F. 35 Whorf, Richard, 1931 and undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 36 Whyte, Jerome V., 1929 – 1942 and undated 

F. 37 Widmark, Richard, 1948 – 1952 (Includes three items.) 

F. 38 Wiest, George, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 39 Wilbur, Crane, 1930 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 40 Wilcox, Bert, 1941 – 1946 and undated 

F. 41 Wilcox, Robert, 1941 – 1954 and undated 

F. 42 Wilde, Cornell, 1936 – 1953 and undated 

F. 43 Wilder, Thornton, 1939 – 1949 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

replies; one note from Isabel Wilder.) 

Box 99 

F. 1 Wiley, John Sr., 1941 

F. 2 Willard, Al, Jr., 1928 – 1930 and undated 

F. 3 Willi, Arthur, 1944 - 1953 

F. 4 William (a.k.a. Sauvain), Earl, 1947 – 1949 and undated 

F. 5 William, Warren, 1937 – 1946 

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F. 6 Williams, Burton, 1946 and undated 

F. 7 Williams, Clifford, 1935 – 1946 and undated 

F. 8 Williams, Emlyn, 1936 Nov. 21 

F. 9 Williams, Esther, 1948 – 1953 (Includes one note from Williams.) 

F. 10 Williams, Lottie, 1951 

F. 11 Williams, Robert, 1925 – 1942 and undated (Includes autograph and 

contracts.) 

F. 12 Willicombe, Joseph, Jr., 1941 

F. 13 Wilshire, David, 1941 

F. 14 Wilson, Billy, 1951 – 1953 

F. 15 Wilson, Charlie, 1929 – 1939 and undated 

F. 16 Wilson, Dooley, 1939 (Includes two items re: commissions.) 

F. 17-18 Wilson, Ethel, 1929 – 1943 and undated (Includes agreement to 

represent, handwritten ledger sheets of wages earned, and clipping.) 

F. 19 Wilson, Frank, 1940 – 1948 

F. 20 Wilson, Gladys, 1932 and undated 

F. 21 Wilson, John C., 1931 – 1953 and undated 

F. 22 Wilson, Katherine, 1931 – 1932 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

contract.) 

F. 23 Wilson, Lois, 1939 – 1946 and undated 

F. 24 Wilson, Marie, 1941 – 1953 (Includes correspondence re: summer stock 

and replies from Buster Collier.) 

F. 25 Wilson, Ted, 1935 – 1944 and undated 

F. 26 Wiman, Dwight Deere, 1932 – 1938 

F. 27 Winchell, Walter, 1933 - 1949 

F. 28 Winchester, Barbara, 1935 – 1957 

F. 29 Windsor, Claire, 1942 and undated 

F. 30 Windust, Bretaigne, 1934 – 1943 (Includes two items.) 

F. 31 Winninger, Charles, 1934 – 1948 (Includes three items.) 

F. 32 Winslow, Leah, 1929 and undated 

F. 33 Winslow, Norma, 1943 – 1956 and undated (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 34 Winston, Harold, 1934 – 1947 

F. 35 Winthrop, John, 1931 – 1937 and undated 

F. 36 Winwood, Estelle, 1935 – 1954 and undated (Includes autographed 

scrapbook pages.) 

F. 37 Withers, Jane, 1943 – 1947 (Includes requests re: summer stock and reply 

per Ruth Withers.) 

F. 38 Witherspoon, Cora, 1934 – 1946 and undated 

F. 39 Wittop, Freddy (a.k.a. Rey, Federico), 1948 – 1949 (Includes three 

items.) 

F. 40 Wolfe, Jimmie, 1935 – 1936 and undated 

F. 41 Wolfington, Iggie 1946 – 1948 

F. 42 Wong, Anna May, 1941 – 1944 (Includes one note from Wong.) 

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F. 43 Wons, Tony, 1932 - 1936 

Box 100 

F. 1 Wood, Audrey, 1946 Feb. 26 

F. 2 Wood, Douglas, 1930 - 1947 

F. 3 Wood, Marjorie, 1928 – 1945 and undated 

F. 4 Wood, Peggy, 1927 – 1952 and undated 

F. 5 Woodruff, Henry, 1910 – 1949 (Includes four tiems.) 

F. 6 Woods, A.H., 1929 – 1942 and undated (Includes two returned checks.) 

F. 7 Woods, Donald, 1931 – 1949 

F. 8 Woods, Edward, 1928 – 1941 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 9 Woods, Richard, 1947 - 1948 

F. 10 Woodstock Playhouse (N.Y.) (a.k.a Maverick Theatre), 1938 – 


F. 11 Woolley, Monty, 1943 – 1949 (Includes one note from Woolley.) 

F. 12 Woodward, Ruth M., 1940 – 1941 and undated 

F. 13 Woolford, Guy, 1936 – 1948 and undated 

F. 14 Worcester Drama Festival (Worcester, Mass.), 1943 – 1952 and 

undated 

F. 15-16 Worlock, Frederic, 1927 -1945 and undated (Includes Equity contract.) 

F. 17 Wray, Fay, 1941 – 1944 and undated (Includes Equity stock contract.) 

F. 18 Wray, John, 1923 – 1936 and undated (Includes Equity agreement to 


F. 19 Wren, Sam, 1932 – 1952 and undated 

F. 20 Wright, Barbara Bell, 1944 and undated 

F. 21 Wright, Dorothy, 1949 

F. 22 Wright, Maynard, 1946 – 1954 and undated 

F. 23 Wulff, Cecile, 1939 – 1946 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 24 Wyatt, Jane, 1938 - 1940 

F. 25 Wycherly, Margaret, 1939 – 1948 (Includes Equity contracts.) 

F. 26 Wykes, Gordon E., 1944 – 1952 

F. 27 Wyman, Jane, 1945 – 1953 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets, one from Wyman.) 

F. 28 Wynn, Bessie, 1924 – 1955 and undated (Includes autograph.) 

F. 29 Wynn, Ed, 1928 – 1942 and undated (Includes wedding invitation, 1937.) 

F. 30 Wynn, Keenan, 1946 – 1950 (Includes requests re: summer stock and “at 

home” card for Eve Abbott and Wynn.) 

F. 31 Wynters, Charlotte, 1920 – 1932 (Includes contracts.) 

Box 101 

“W” Miscellaneous, 1911 – 1958 and undated 

F. 1 WJJD – Wanger, 1911 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Patrick Waddington, Walter Walker, and Lester 

Wallack.) 

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F. 2 Ward – Wayne, 1925 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Fannie Ward, Fleming Ward, Frederick Warde, Helen Ware, 

Richard Waring, Herbert Warren, Robert Warwick, Herbert 

Waterous, Douglass Watson, Minor Watson, Billie Lou Watt, 

Elizabeth Watts, and Richard Watts, Jr.) 

F. 3 Weaver – Weitzenkorn 1931 – 1952 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from George Webb, Doc Weiss (escapologist), Dora 

Weissman, and Louis Weitzenkorn.) 

F. 4 Welch – Whytal, 1925 – 1958 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Sammy White and Mrs. Russ Whytal.) 

F. 5 Wic – Williams, 1916 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Frank Wilcox, John J. Wildberg, Charles B. Williams, Frances 

Williams, Tom Emlyn Williams, and William Williams.) 

F. 6 Williamson – Withers, 1926 – 1958 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Henry Willson, Al H. Wilson, Frances Wilson, 

Jane Winton, and Grant Withers.) 

F. 7 Wolf – Wynne, 1922 – 1957 and undated (Includes correspondence 

from Victor Wolfson, Freeman Wood, Edgar Allan Woolf, Honorable 

Wu, and Meg Wyllie.) 

F. 8 YMCA, 1934 – 1938 (See also Lectures - Correspondence, 1952 – 1954.) 

F. 9 Yablokoff, Herman, 1935 - 1942 

F. 10 Yarborough, Bertram, 1929 – 1954 and undated (See also WRVA 

Theatre.) 

F. 11 York, Carroll David, 1936 – 1939 

F. 12 Yorke, Oswald, 1937 – 1938 and undated (Includes scrapbook page 

with Stella Tracey autograph on verso.) 

F. 13 Youmans, Robert, 1947 – 1954 and undated 

F. 14 Young, Bill, undated 

F. 15 Young, Henry Lyon and Felicity, 1940 - 1941 

F. 16 Young, James, 1936 – 1939 and undated (Includes correspondence to 

others and scrapbook page.) 

F. 17 Young, Loretta, 1940 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 18 Young, Mary, 1931 – 1948 and undated (Includes autographs.) 

F. 19 Young, Robert, 1940 – 1957 (Includes requests re: summer stock and 

regrets.) 

F. 20 Young, Roland, 1934 – 1952 and undated (Includes correspondence to 

others and autograph.) 

F. 21 Youngstown Hippodrome Co., (Ohio), 1931 - 1940 

Box 102 

F. 1 Your Broadway Correspondence (Radio), 1949 – 1950 

F. 2 Yurka, Blanche, 1929 – 1960 and undated (Includes recommendation 

for Mildred Natwick, Nov. 14, 1932.) 

F. 3 Zayenda, Edmund, 1940 

F. 4 Zell, Violet, 1950 – 1955 

Zemacki, Charles and Eyster, Beula, 1946 – 1954 and undated 

F. 5 1946 – 1951 

F. 6 1952 

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F. 7 1953 – 1954 and undated 

F. 8 Zolotow, Sam, 1938 and undated 

F. 9 “X” – “Z” Miscellaneous, 1911 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

correspondence from Clara Kimball Young, Flora Zabelle, Edmondo 

Zacchini.) 

Unidentified/Illegible, 1920 – 1957 and undated 

F. 10 A – H, 1920 – 1957 and undated (Includes “autobiography” of 

Chamberlain Brown by “J.F.H.”, Apr. 9. 1937.) 

F. 11 J – P, 1935 – 1953 and undated 

F. 12 R – W, 1926 – 1955 and undated 

Attorneys, 1928 – 1955 and undated 

F. 13-14 Alper, S. Allan, 1942 – 1943 

F. 15 Alper, S. Allan and Wilk, Abraham, 1941 

F. 16 Feinberg & Feinberg, 1931 – 1933 (Includes correspondence re: 

Donald Cook, Donald Gallagher, and “Miss Castle.”) 

Field, Louis N., 1938 – 1942 and undated 

F. 17 1938 – 1939 (Includes correspondence and documents re: various 

lawsuits such as The New York Times, The New York Herald 

Tribune, Edith de Lys, and Disabled Veterans of the World War.) 

F. 18 1940 – 1941 July 

F. 19 1941 Aug. – 1942 and undated 

F. 20 Finkelstein, Leon, 1935 - 1936 

F. 21 Fox, Irving, 1941 

F. 22 Gray, Robert A., 1928 – 1929 and undated 

F. 23-24 Grossman, Bernard A., 1933 – 1939 and undated (Includes 

correspondence re: bankruptcy, Crystal Press, Inc., Actors’ Equity 

Association, Irving Rich et al; see also Legal and Financial – 

Bankruptcy.) 

F. 25 Kendler, Julius, 1931 

F. 26 Leonard, Martin H., 1954 – 1955 (Includes papers re: Dee vs. Brown 

and Eyster vs. Brown.) 

F. 27 Richter, William, 1937 – 1953 (Includes correspondence re: Arthur 

Chalmers; see also Prisoners’ correspondence – Ernest Kehler.) 

F. 28 Miscellaneous, 1922 - 1942 

Sub-series 2 – Actors’ Equity Association, 1922 - 1955 

Box 103 

F. 1 1922 - 1929 

F. 2 1930 

1931 

F. 3 Jan. – Apr. 

F. 4 May – Dec. 

1932 


F. 6 May – Dec. (Includes papers re: Chamberlain Brown’s Scrap Book.) 

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F. 7 1933 

F. 8 1934 

F. 9 1935 

F. 10 1936 

F. 11 1937 

F. 12 1938 

F. 13 1939 

F. 14 1940 

1941 

F. 15 Jan. – Sept. 

F. 16 Oct. – Nov. 

F. 17 1942 - 1949 

F. 18 1950 - 1952 

F. 19 1953 

F. 20 1954 - 1955 

Sub-series 3 – Soldiers and Sailors, 1928 - 1953 

Box 104 

F. 1 Adams, Milton, 1942 - 1949 

F. 2 Allensworth, William T., 1943 (Includes autographed clipping and note.) 

F. 3 Alyea, Donald G., 1945 

F. 4-5 Alyea, Raymond L., 1944 – 1949 

F. 6-7 Armes, Eddie, 1944 – 1945 

F. 8 Baird, Robert W., 1944 – 1947 and undated 

F. 9 Ball, Walter C., 1945 – 1947 and undated 

F. 10 Banklian, Armen, 1952 – 1953 

F. 11 Barnes, John and Maxine, 1946 

F. 12 Berge, David J., 1941 - 1945 

F. 13 Berk, Pete, 1945 

F. 14 Booth, Jesse B., 1943 – 1944 

F. 15 Bourque, Henry E. Jr., 1944 - 1945 

F. 16 Bradish, Carroll E., Jr. and John Patrick, 1943 – 1944; 1954 

(Includes clipping on Carroll E. Bradish, Jr., drowning.) 

F. 17 Brossenne, A.R., 1943 – 1944 

Brown, Harry S., 1942 – 1944 and undated 

F. 18 1942 

F. 19 1943 


F. 21 Brunnhoelzel, William and Edward, 1944 

F. 22 Buckley, Louise, ca. 1944 

F. 23 Burst (sp.?), Stanley, 1944 

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F. 24 Burton, Terrence R., 1952 

F. 25 Cabral, Frank, 1952 – 1953 

F. 26 Calandra, Charles, 1942 – 1944 

F. 27 Calder, Louis J., 1943 – 1945 

F. 28 Carmassi, Ray A., 1951 – 1952 

Box 105 

F. 1-2 Clawson, Earl, 1946 – 1947 

F. 3 Cotton, Earle, D., 1945 

F. 4 Crowell, George L., Jr., 1942 – 1956 (Includes Equity stock contract, 

check, contact information and typed agreement with Chamberlain 

Brown, and typed song lyrics.) 

F. 5 Cullen, John C., 1944 – 1945 (Cullen caught Nazi spies on Long Island, 

June 1942.) 

F. 6 Cutler, Irving, 1945 - 1946 

F. 7 Delmar, Billy, 1951 and undated 

F. 8 Desmond, Donald P., 1945 – 1947 

F. 9 DiGaetano, Joseph, 1943 – 1945 

F. 10 Donals, Harvey, 1943 – 1945 

F. 11 D’Onofrio, Lou, 1944 – 1948 

F. 12 Dow, Kenneth S., 1944 – 1945 

F. 13 Downey, Joseph F., 1938 – 1935 

F. 14 Eddy, Wallace D., 1942 and undated 

F. 15 Fecht, George, 1943 – 1945 

F. 16-17 Finchley, Palmer, 1928 – 1944 (Includes letters of introduction by 

Finchley for several aspiring actors; Finchley worked for Chamberlain 

Brown.) 

F. 18 Finnerty, James J., 1947 

F. 19 Foster, James, 1944 – 1945 

F. 20 Frankhouser, Joe, 1942 – 1949 

F. 21 Gagnie, Clayton, 1945 

F. 22 Gallo, John A., 1949 – 1950 

F. 23 Garcia, Louis L., 1943 - 1959 

Box 106 

F. 1 Gavitt, Lawrence F., 1943 

F. 2 Giarroffa, Joseph, 1944 – 1945 

F. 3 Gurganus, James M., Jr., 1942 – 1951 

F. 4 Harwin, Francis X., 1944 - 1945 

F. 5 Hudman, Smead G., 1944 

F. 6 Hutchenreuther, Ed, 1943 - 1945 

F. 7 Iman, Arthur H., 1945 – 1953 

F. 8 Johnson, Harold, 1943 – 1944 

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F. 9 Kaplan, Robert, 1943 – 1945 (Kaplan was Chamberlain Brown’s former 

secretary.) 

F. 10 Kelfer, Sumner, 1953 

F. 11 Koeppl, Herman, 1943 – 1945 

F. 12 Landis, L.R., 1944 

F. 13 Leitner, Charles R., 1944 

F. 14 Leone, Santo, 1945 

F. 15 Libby, Steve, 1943 (Includes radio script “Rec Hall Tonight,” presented at 

Tyndall Field.) 

F. 16 Lindahl, Arthur W., 1945 – 1946 

F. 17 LoCurto, Salvatore, 1942 

F. 18 Lubiniecki, Ted, 1944 

F. 19 McCormack, James B., 1943 – 1946 (Includes three letters to Lyman 

Brown.) 

F. 20 Marshall, Edward, 1944 

F. 21 Mason, Raymond E., 1943 - 1945 

F. 22 Melechowicz, Walter L., 1942 – 1945 

F. 23 Minton, Earle R., Jr., 1945 – 1946 

F. 24 Moran, John A., Jr., 1944 - 1945 

F. 25 Morgan, Normand, 1945 

F. 26 Northrup, Stan C., 1945 and undated 

F. 27 O’Hara, John E., 1943 - 1946 

F. 28 Palasak, Philip, 1944 

F. 29 Rigney, James, 1944 – 1945 

F. 30 Rocco, Gaetano, 1943 

F. 31 Salone, Fred, 1946 

F. 32 Sandrof, Morris, 1945 

F. 33 Schmidt, Gus, 1944 - 1945 

F. 34 Smith, Bert K., 1945 - 1946 

F. 35 Smith, Franklin O., 1944 – 1945 

F. 36 Smith, Joseph H., 1944 

F. 37 Standish, Bennie, 1944 - 1945 

F. 38 Stap, Robert F., 1945 

F. 39 Stark, Caroll G., 1945 

F. 40 Stilz, M.S., 1944 - 1945 

F. 41 Studenny, Joe A., 1943 – 1944 

F. 42 Sullivan, William J., 1943 - 1944 

F. 43 Swartz, Anthony M., 1945 

Box 107 

F. 1 Thorp, Raymond, 1944 – 1945 

F. 2 Tomaszewski, Stanley, 1944 – 1947 

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F. 3 Verigan, Owen C., 1946 

F. 4 Waselinko, George, 1944 - 1945 

Miscellaneous. 1943 - 1952 

F. 5 A- L, 1943 - 1952 

F. 6 M – R, 1943 - 1952 

F. 7 S, 1943 - 1945 

F. 8 Unidentified, 1944 – 1949 and undated 

Sub-series 4 – Prisoners, 1926 – 1955 and undated 

F. 9 Caracelli, William, 1953 

Chalmers, Arthur, 1937 – 1955 and undated 

General, 1937 – 1955 and undated 

F. 10 1937 

F. 11 1938 

F. 12 1939 

F. 13 1940 – 1941 

F. 14 1942 

F. 15 1943 

F. 16 1944 

F. 17 1945 

F. 18 1946 

F. 19 1947 

F. 20 1948 

F. 21 1949 

F. 22 1950 – 1955 and undated 

Court Case, 1937 – 1945 and undated 

Box 108 

F. 1 1937 

Benefit Productions, 1938 

F. 2 Jan. 

F. 3 Feb. 

F. 4 Mar. 2 – 3 

F. 5 Mar. 5 

F. 6 Mar. 6 

F. 7 Mar. 7 - 30 

F. 8 Apr. – Dec. 

F. 9 1939 

F. 10 Transcripts (Copies), 1939 

F. 11 Appeals, 1939 - 1945 

F. 12 Miscellaneous, undated (Includes notes and message to Chalmers 

from Chamberlain Brown.) 

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F. 13 Chalmers, Charlotte (Mrs. Arthur), 1937 – 1939 and undated 

F. 14 Chilak, Paul, 1951 – 1954 

F. 15 Daniels, Lowell, 1949 and undated 

DePew, James P., 1938 - 1951 

1938 

F. 16 Jan. – May 

F. 17 June – Aug. 

F. 18 Sept. – Dec. 

F. 19 1939 

F. 20 1940 

Box 109 

F. 1 1941 

F. 2 1947 – 1948 July 

F. 3 1948 – Aug. – 1948 Dec. 

F. 4 1949 

F. 5 1950 

F. 6 1951 

F. 7 Hart, Lavern, 1949 - 1950 

F. 8 Hyland, A.R., 1938 - 1941 

F. 9 Johnston, Carson, 1954 – 1955 (Includes correspondence from Rev. Vern 

L. Adams and Carson’s mother.) 

F. 10 Kehler, Ernest, 1940 

F. 11 Lagay, R. William, 1936 – 1941 (Includes correspondence re: 

Chamberlain Brown attending execution; Lagay was Prison Keeper, N.J. 

State Prison; see also photos.) 

F. 12 Liggett, Vincent, 1926 – 1930 and undated 

F. 13 Murray, Steve (a.k.a. Lickerman, Murray), 1939 – 1942 and 

undated (Murray worked for Chamberlain Brown.) 

F. 14 Peacox, Earle, 1934 – 1938 (Includes handwritten poem.) 

F. 15 Scott, Walter J., 1953 

Tucker, William E., 1934 – 1945 (Tucker worked for Chamberlain Brown 

and appears to have had a personal relationship with him.) 

F. 16 1934 – 1939 

F. 17 ca. 1930s 

F. 18 1940 – 1942 

F. 19 1943 

F. 20 1944 – 1945 

F. 21 Von Moser, Ernest O., 1943 – 1944 

F. 22 Miscellaneous, 1927 – 1951 and undated (Includes single letters from 

prisoners, including James Rembish accusing Chamberlain Brown and 

Palmer Finchley of sexual assault, letters from prison chaplains, and 

correspondence re: Chamberlain Brown attending execution.) 

Sub-series 5 – Autographs, 1858 – 1954 and undated 

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Box 110 

F. 1 Abeles, Edward S., 1907 May 8 

F. 2 Acorn, Bill, undated 

F. 3 Adler, Celia, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 4 Ainsley, Henry, undated 

F. 5 Albertson, Lillian, 1948 and undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 6 Albia, Arthur, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 7 Allen, Louise, undated 

F. 8 Allison, May, ca. 1914 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 9 Ames, Florenz, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 10 Ames, Robert, undated 

F. 11 Aramini, August, undated 

F. 12 Arcaro, Flavia, undated 

F. 13 Arden, Edward, 1914 – 1916 and undated (Includes autographs and 

correspondence to “Mr. Heisz.”) 

F. 14 Armitage, Pauline, 1921 

F. 15 Armstrong, Robert, undated 

F. 16 Arthur, John L, undated 

F. 17 Arthur, Julia, undated (Includes handwritten questionnaire.) 

F. 18 Ashley, Arthur H., undated 

F. 19 Ashwell, Lena, undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 20 Atchison-Ely, Edgar and Caine, Georgia, undated (Includes 


F. 21 Attell, Abe, 1948 and undated 

F. 22 Ayres, Dudley, undated 

F. 23 Bageard, Jeannette, undated 

F. 24 Bailey, Consuelo, undated 

F. 25 Barton, Roxane [sic], undated 

F. 26 Beaston, Frank, 1927 

F. 27 Beaudet, Louise, 1889 July 18 

F. 28 Beck, Merrill, 1943 

F. 29 Beecher, Janet, undated (Includes autographs and scrapbook page.) 

F. 30 Bell, Digby, 1901 Mar. 11 (Includes only letter to “Biff.”) 

F. 31 Bellamy, Madge, undated 

F. 32 Bird, Richard, 1924 

F. 33 Bigelow, Charles A., 1903 Apr. 28 

F. 34 Bisland, Edward, undated 

F. 35 Black, Adele, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 36 Blair, Anthony, undated 

F. 37 Boniface, Stella, 1928 

F. 38 Bosworth, Aubrey, undated 

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F. 39 Bourne, Margaret, 1958 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 40 Brenner, Dorothy (a.k.a. Albert, Dorothy), undated (Includes 

autographed clipping; see also Office Files – Employees.) 

F. 41 Brown, Harry C., undated 

F. 42 Brown, Martin, undated (Includes autographed clipping and sketch only; 

see also Scripts – Silver.) 

F. 43 Bruns, Edna, undated 

F. 44 Burgess, Neil, 1883 Mar. 15 (Includes letter to “R.M. Fields” purchased.) 

F. 45 Burt, Laura, undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 46 Burtis, James P., 1921 

F. 47 Byrne, Francis, undated (Includes scrapbook page only.) 

F. 48 Caldara, Orme, undated 

F. 49 Carpenter, Tyler, 1940 Dec. 5 (Includes change of address card to “Miss 

Patricia Allen.”) 

F. 50 Cheatham, Kitty, 1945 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 51 Cherry, Charles, undated 

F. 52 Clark, Norman, undated 

F. 53 Clarke, Creston (sp.?), 1891 Nov. 24 

F. 54 Clive, Maggie, undated 

F. 55 Clivette, Catherine, undated 

F. 56 Coakley, Marion, undated 

F. 57 Connors, Jack, 1948 Aug. 15 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 58 Cooper, Jane, undated 

F. 59 Corcoran, Mike, undated (Includes autograph and print only.) 

F. 60 Cossart, Ernest, undated (Includes list of credits only.) 

F. 61 Courtleigh, William, 1914 – 1928 (Includes contract and Lambs’ 

privileges card.) 

F. 62 Cox, Palmer, undated 

F. 63 Crabtree, Lotta (a.k.a. Lotta), 1858 - 1887 

F. 64 Crane, Harold, undated (Includes scrapbook page only.) 

F. 65 Cripps, Kernan, undated 

F. 66 Cross, Wellington, 1922 

F. 67 Daly, Lucy, undated 

F. 68 Dana, Viola, undated (Includes autograph and list of credits “To Mr. 

Coston.”) 

F. 69 Danielle, Estelle and Danielle (sp.?), 1909 (Includes autographed 

clipping.) 

F. 70 Darling, Edward V., undated 

F. 71 Davidson, Dore, 1906 Aug. 22 

F. 72 DeCappet, Theodosia, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page 

only.) 

F. 73 DeVerdier, Inez, undated 

F. 74 Decker, Edith, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

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F. 75 Dell, Claudia, undated 

F. 76 Delmont, Gene, undated 

F. 77 Dexter, Elliott, undated 

F. 78 Doyle, Miriam, undated 

F. 89 Drake, Josephine, undated 

F. 80 Dundee, Johnny, 1922 Mar. 16 

F. 81 Durkin, James, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 82 Eddinger, Wallace, undated 

F. 83 Edmond, Grace, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 84 Ellis, Charles, undated 

F. 85 Ellis, Robert, 1919 June 12 

F. 86 Empey, Guy, 1920 

F. 87 Fabian, Simon H. and Ray, undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 88 Fairbanks, Douglas, 1922 

F. 89 Farmer, Chic, 1943 Sept. 14 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 90 Faversham, Philip, undated 

F. 91 Fender, Harry, undated 

F. 92 Fenwick, Irene (a.k.a.Barrymore, Irene Fenwick), undated 

F. 93 Ferguson, Dorothy, undated 

F. 94 Fisher, Florence, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 95 Fiske, Robert, undated 

Box 111 

F. 1 Foster, Fay, 1915 

F. 2 Fox, Ward, undated 

F. 3 Foy, Eddie, undated 

F. 4 Frazer, Robert, undated (Includes autographed halftone.) 

F. 5 Frenyear, Mabel, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 6 Frush, Danny, 1924 Sept. 8 

F. 7 Gardner, Grace, 1907 Jan. 8 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 8 Gilbert, Martin, 1924 

F. 9 Giles, Charles, undated 

F. 10 Glass, Gaston, undated 

F. 11 Golden, Bernice, undated 

F. 12 Gordon, Kitty, undated 

F. 13 Gordon, Robert, undated 

F. 14 Gould, Jay, undated 

F. 15 Grattan, Lawrence, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 16 Gray, Lawrence, 1927 Mar. 3 (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 17 Haakon, Paul, ca. 1937 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 18 Hale, Creighton, undated 

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F. 19 Halsey, Forrest, 1910 

F. 20 Hamilton, Mahlon, undated 

F. 21 Hampton, Mary, 1899 Mar. 9 (Includes autographed card with handwritten 

proverb.) 

F. 22 Hardy, Sam, 1921 and undated 

F. 23 Hartsell, Harold, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 24 Hayes, Catherine, 1891 

F. 25 Hayward, Ina, 1919 June 13 

F. 26 Hellman, Harry, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 27 Henry, Eleanor, undated 

F. 28 Herbert, Henry, undated 

F. 29 Herlein, Lillian, undated 

F. 30 Herz, Ralph C., undated 

F. 31 Hilliard, Lonida V., 1906 – 1907 

F. 32 Hines, Elizabeth, undated 

F. 33 Hitchcock, Raymond, 1929 (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 34 Holmes, Phillips, undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

F. 35 Hope, Flossie, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 36 Horton, Marie, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 37 Hoyer, Roy, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 38 Hudson, Earl J., undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 39 Hudson, Muriel V., undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 40 Humphrey, Ola, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 41 Hussey, Jimmy, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 42 Hyson, Carol, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 43 Ives, Charlotte, undated 

F. 44 Jacobs, Max, undated 

F. 45 Jaffe, Sam, 1947 

F. 46 Kane, Gail, undated 

F. 47 Kargau, Olga, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 48 Keene, Tom, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 49 Kelcey, Herbert, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 50 Kemble, Madge, 1908 May 15 (Includes note to “Mr. Norden” (sp.?).) 

F. 51 Kent, Eleanor, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 52 Kent, Miller, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 53 Kent, William, 1925 and undated (Includes autographed scrapbook 

pages.) 

F. 54 Kerrigan, Kathleen, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 55 Kerry, Norman, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 56 Kimball, Jennie, undated (Includes color lithograph.) 

F. 57 Kline, Olive, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

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F. 58 Knight, Percival, undated 

F. 59 Kolker, Henry, undated 

F. 60 LaMarr, Barbara, 1924 July 

F. 61 Lamison, Norah, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 62 Landis, Cullen, 1929 and undated 

F. 63 Langer, Nick, undated 

F. 64 Latscha, Albert, undated (Includes autographed halftone only.) 

F. 65 LeMoyne, Sarah Cowell, 1899 July 21 (Includes letter to “My dear Mr. 

Thomas.”) 

F. 66 Levy, Al, ca. 1939 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 67 Lieb, Lora, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 68 Lindon, Edna Earlie, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 69 “Little Blossom” (Currier & Ives Print), undated 

F. 70 Lohr, Marie, undated 

F. 71 Lorraine, Lillian, undated 

Box 112 

F. 1 Madame Troubadour by Joseph Herbert, undated (Includes 

autographed halftone.) 

F. 2 McCauley, John B., undated 

F. 3 MacDonnell, Kathleen, undated 

F. 4 McGregor, Malcolm, undated 

F. 5 MacKay, Edward J., 1920 

F. 6 McNeill, Don, undated 

F. 7 McNeill, Lillian, 1920 Sept. 12 

F. 8 Mackaye, Dorothy, undated 

F. 9 Madden, Tommie, 1945 

F. 10 Magraine, Thais, 1920 and undated 

F. 11 Maitland, Arthur, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 12 Maley, Denman, undated 

F. 13 Marsh, Howard W., undated 

F. 14 Mayo, Edna, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 15 Meaney, Pat, 1944 June 10 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 16 Meek, Kate, 1901 Oct. 31 (Includes letter to K.J. Tillotson, Chicago.) 

F. 17 Merritt, Grace, undated 

F. 18 Mersch, Mary, 1911 (Includes autographed photo glued to list of credits.) 

F. 19 Miller, Marilyn, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 20 Millington, Gertrude, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 21 Millward, Jessie, undated 

F. 22 Montell, Eleanor, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 23 Moore, Wayne, 1955 

F. 24 Mortimer, Henry, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

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F. 25 Nathan, George Jean, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 26 Nelson, Barry, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 27 Newbold, Robinson, undated 

F. 28 Newcombe, Jean, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 29 Niblo, Fred, 1937 June 29 

F. 30 Nordica, Lillian, undated 

F. 31 Norman, Christie, undated 

F. 32 Norton, Ned, 1954 and undated (Includes list of credits.) 

F. 33 O’Brian, John Lord, 

F. 34 O’Malley, Pat, undated 

F. 35 O’More, Colin, undated 

F. 36 O’Neill, James L., undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 37 Onslow, Alice, undated 

F. 38 Paden, Howard E., 1923 Jan. 21 

F. 39 Pearl, Jack, undated 

F. 40 Pearson, Drew, undated 

F. 41 Perry, Frederick, undated 

F. 42 Pickford, Jack, 1918 – 1922 and undated 

F. 43 Pier-Roemer, undated 

F. 44 Pixley, Annie, undated (Includes autographed publicity card for The 

Deacon’s Daughter and tinted illustrations of M’Liss: Child of the 

Sierras.”) 

F. 45 Plowright, Hilda, undated 

F. 46 Pratt, Aurora, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 47 Puck, Eva, undated 

F. 48 Purcell, Charles, undated 

F. 49 Ramero, James, 1940 (Includes signed receipts.) 

F. 50 Randall, Carl, undated 

F. 51 Reid, Florence, undated (Includes autographed clipping only.) 

F. 52 Remington, Mayne, undated 

F. 53 Richards, Isabel, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page only.) 

F. 54 Richards, Rudy, 1943 Nov. 21 (Includes autographed color clipping.) 

F. 55 Russell, Harold, undated 

F. 56 Rutter, Louise, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 57 Sandwina, Max and Katie, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 58 Sanford, Ralph, 1931 Dec. 29 

F. 59 Santley, Florence, undated (Includes autographs, list of credits, also 

autographs for Edward Morgan, Robert Edison, Agnes Scott, Zelda 

Sears, et al.) 

F. 60 Shafer, Robert, undated 

F. 61 Shannon, Winona, undated (Includes autographed clippings.) 

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F. 62 Silverman, Sime, undated 

F. 63 Slater, Bill, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 64 Soanes, Jack, undated 

F. 65 Spence, Wilma, 1944 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 66 Stanford, Arthur, 1911 (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 67 Steele, Frederic Dorr, ca. 1927 (Includes autographed clipping of drawing 

of Cassius by Steele.) 

F. 68 Stetzler, Alma, undated (Includes autographed list of credits.) 

F. 69 Stevenson, Gordon, undated (Includes autographed sketch of Stevenson as 

Caesar.) 

F. 70 Stirling, Richard, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 71 Stone, Dorothy, undated 

F. 72 Taylor, Don, 1944 Dec. 17 (Includes autographed color clipping.) 

F. 73 Thomas, Walter, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 74 Thompson, Charles, 1816 and undated (Includes two handwritten 

contracts, possibly purchased.) 

F. 75 Thorpe, Ruth, undated (Includes autographed clipping on list of credits.) 

F. 76 Trenkler, Freddie, 1944 July 23 (Includes autographed clipping only.) 

F. 77 Tully, Tom, undated 

F. 78 Tynan, Brandon, 1954 (Includes inscribed copy of Script, Lambs’ 

publication.) 

Box 113 

F. 1 Van Dresser, Marcia, undated 

F. 2 Van Studdiford, Grace, 1904 Oct. 29 

F. 3 Villiers, Violette, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 4 Waldron, Charles, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 5 Walker, Antoinette, undated 

F. 6 Walker, Starr King, 1911 (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 7 Walsh, Clara Bell, undated 

F. 8 Walsh, Lionel, undated (Includes autographed halftone.) 

F. 9 Ward, Genevieve, undated (Includes autographed halftone.) 

F. 10 Watson, Bobby, undated 

F. 11 Watt, Douglas, undated 

F. 12 Webber, Florence, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 13 Wells, Gilbert, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 14 Wheaton, Annabel, undated 

F. 15 Wilber, Mabel, 1912 – 1919 and undated 

F. 16 Wilson, Jack, undated 

F. 17 Winant, Forrest, undated 

F. 18 Winter, Winona, undated (Includes autographed clipping.) 

F. 19 Withee, Mabel, undated (Includes autographed scrapbook page.) 

F. 20 Wood, Maurice, undated 

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F. 21 Woolf, Walter, undated 

F. 22 Woollcott, Alexander, undated (Includes handwritten note introducing 

William Roerick to Guthrie McClintic.) 

F. 23 Wyndham, Charles, undated 

F. 24 Wyndham, Olive, undated 

F. 25 Young, Cyril, undated 

F. 26 Zegel, Ferdinand, undated 

Correspondence and Autographs Probably Purchased, 1828 – 1928 

and undated 

Correspondence, 1858 - 1916 

F. 27 A – G, 1881 – 1908 (Includes correspondence from Wilson Barrett, 

Sidney Drew, and J. Forbes-Robertson.) 

F. 28 H – L, 1890 – 1919 (Includes correspondence from Joseph Jefferson.) 

F. 29 M – R, 1887 – 1911 (Includes correspondence from Julia Marlowe 

and Julia Murray.) 

F. 30 S – W, 1858 – 1916 (Includes correspondence from Francis Wilson.) 

F. 31 Illegible, 1887 - 1915 

Autographs, 1828 – 1928 and undated 

F. 32 A – B, 1882 – 1914 and undated 

F. 33 C – D, 1828 – 1913 and undated 

F. 34 E – H, 1891 – 1926 and undated 

F. 35 I – L, 1838 – 1925 and undated 

F. 36 M – N, 1879 – 1915 and undated 

F. 37 O – R, 1875 – 1913 and undated 

F. 38 S – T, 1866 – 1916 and undated 

F. 39 V – Z, 1887 – 1928 and undated 

F. 40 Illegible, 1888 – ca. 1915 and undated 

F. 41 Contract (Lord, Harriet and Klaw and Erlanger), 1892 Oct. 6 

F. 42 Poem – “Mystery” by Maida Craigen, 1887 

F. 43 Everall Habit Ads, undated 

F. 44 Miscellaneous, 1904 – 1911 and undated (Includes two loose pages of 

lists of autographs, several pages of) 

Box 114 

Series III: Professional Projects, 1909 – 1955 and undated 

Sub-series 1 – Productions, 1910 – 1949 and undated 

F. 1 Actors’ Dinner Club (Floor Show) (Hotel Woodstock), 1933 Sept. 

Among Those Sailing by Laura Walker, 1936 

F. 2 General (Includes correspondence, contracts, casting, and advertising 

materials.) 

F. 3 Financial 

Armstrong Players (Castle Square Theatre, Bridgeport, N.Y.), 1936 

- 1938 

F. 4 Correspondence, 1936 – 1938 

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1938 

F. 5 General, 

F. 6 Contracts 


Auditions, 1946 – 1947 and undated 

F. 8 Malin Studios, Inc. 1946 (See also Theater Rentals, Malin Studios, Inc.) 

F. 9 1947 (Includes judges’ notes for public auditions at John Golden Theatre.) 

F. 10 undated (Includes notes on Hotel St. George auditions and unidentified.) 

The Barker (Stock), 1932 and ca. 1932 and undated 

F. 11 Script, ca. 1932 

F. 12-13 Financial, 1932 and undated 

F. 14 Bear Mountain Show Boat (N.Y.), 1934 (Includes signed agreement and 

cast list.) 

Benefits, 1919 – 1942 and undated 

F. 15 American Legion Benefit, undated 

F. 16 Camp Upton Athletic Fund Benefit, 1919 Feb. 23 

F. 17 Jewish War Veterans of the U.S. Entertainment and Military Ball, 

1934 Apr. 28 

N.Y. American Christmas Fund Benefit (Imperial Theatre), 1933 

and ca. 1933 

F. 18 General, 1933 

F. 19 Script, ca. 1933 

F. 20 Night of Stars (United Palestine Appeal), 1938 - 1941 

F. 21 Stars Shine for Young America (Police Athletic League Benefit) 

(Madison Square Garden), 1942 

Box 115 

Brooklyn Academy of Music, 1937 – 1938 and undated 

F. 1 At a Certain Hour by Wanda Lyon, 1937 – 1938 (Includes 

program, correspondence, and clippings for student performances.) 

F. 2 Little Italy by Alexander Greenland, undated (Includes mockup for 

part of program and one clipping; uncertain if this ever actually took 

place.) 

F. 3 Youth, Inc. by Millie Steinberg, 1938 (Includes one clipping.) 

Castle Square Stock Company (a.k.a. 10-20-30 Company) 

F. 4 General, 1948 (Includes materials for productions of The Third Degree; 

Hal Prince in cast at DeMe. Studio and Don Murray in Chanin 

Theatre cast.) 

F. 5 Outward Bound (LaMeri Theatre), undated 

F. 6 Chamberlain Brown Artists, ca. 1928 (Includes subscriber materials and 

clipping mentioning Claudette Colbert in Within the Law.) 

Chamberlain Brown Cosmopolitan Artists, 1928 

F. 7 Mrs. Dane’s Defense (Includes play selection sheet.) 

F. 8 Sherlock Holmes (Cast included Fritzi Scheff and Violet Heming.) 

Within the Law 

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F. 9 Cosmopolitan Theatre (Cast included Claudette Colbert; see also 

Clippings - Claudette Colbert.) 

F. 10 Stock (Includes contracts and clippngs.) 

Chamberlain Brown Players (a.k.a. L. Chamberlain Brown 

Players), 1928 - 1949 and undated (See also Proposed Stock 

Seasons and Loose Financial Records.) 

F. 11 Correspondence, 1939 

F. 12 Offering Circular and Draft, 1939 and undated (Includes 

correspondence re: certificate of incorporation.) 

F. 13 Organization Formation, 1938 (See also Theatre Lovers Club.) 

(Nixon’s) Apollo Theatre (Atlantic City, N.J.), 1933 - 1934 

F. 14 Correspondence, 1933 – 1934 (See also Personal and Family 

Papers and Lyman Brown Correspondence.) 

F. 15 Scripts (Radio), ca. 1933 (Includes three scripts for publicity 

purposes.) 


F. 17 Advertising and Publicity (General), ca. 1933 

F. 18 Financial, 1933 Sept 23 (Includes one salary receipt.) 

1933 

F. 19 Another Language, May – June 

F. 20 A Church Mouse, May 

F. 21 Criminal at Large, July 

F. 22 Dangerous Corner, Aug. 

F. 23 Death Takes a Holiday, Apr. – May 

F. 24 Dinner at Eight, Aug. – Sept. 

F. 25 The First Mrs. Fraser, June 

F. 26 The Ghost Train, Sept. 

F. 27 Goodbye Again, June 

F. 28 The Greeks Had a Word for It, May 

F. 29 Love and Babies, Aug. 

F. 30 Lysistrata, July (Includes side for “Kinesias.”) 

F. 31 Madame X, July – Aug. 

F. 32 A Mother’s Sacrifice, Oct. 

F. 33 Paris, June – July 

F. 34 The Party’s Over, Oct. 

Box 116 

F. 1 Republican Club Benefit, Sept. 3 

F. 2 The Shanghai Gesture, July 

F. 3 Springtime for Henry, Sept. 

F. 4 Stepping Sisters, Aug. 

F. 5 That’s Gratitude, Sept. 

F. 6 There’s Always Juliet, June 

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F. 7 Tonight or Never, May 

F. 8 Undesirable Lady, Sept. 

F. 9 The Vinegar Tree, May 

F. 10 When Ladies Meet, Apr. 

Bronxville Auditorium (N.Y.), 1936 - 1937 

F. 11 General, 1936 – 1937 

1936 June 22 – 1936 July 20 

F. 12 Financial, June – July 

F. 13 Blind Alley and Love on the Dole, July (Blind Alley opened 

July 13; Love on the Dole was cancelled.) 

F. 14 The Distaff Side (Opened July 6.) 

F. 15 Fly Away Home (Opened July 20.) 

F. 16 Night of January 16 th (Opened June 22.) 

F. 17 Remember the Day (Opened June 29; Charita Bauer was in cast.) 

F. 18 Caravan Theatre, 1938 and undated (Includes papers on proposed 

summer season and correspondence with Caravan Theatre; Kevin 

McCarthy is listed on contact sheet.) 

Idle Tongues by Chamberlain Brown, 1928 – 1949 and undated 

F. 19 Cedarhurst Playhouse (L.I.), 1934 – 1935 (Includes program, 

advertising invoice, and collection notice for advertising; see also 

Roerich Theatre.) 

Scripts, undated 

F. 20 Handwritten 

F. 21 Acts I and II 

F. 22-23 Carbon Copies 

F. 24 Typescript (Includes doodle drawings and handwritten revisions.) 

F. 25 Typescript with Revisions 

Box 117 

F. 1 Handwritten on Verso of A Lady Descends by Garnett 

Weston and Garrett Fort (Script begins on p.2; includes 

one loose page of notes.) 

F. 2 Handwritten on Verso of Cissy by Maurice Marks 

F. 3 Typescript 

F. 4 Miscellaneous, 1928 – 1949 and undated (Includes clippings on 

possible other productions that probably never took place, and 

typed bio of actor in cast.) 

Earle Theatre (Atlantic City, N.J.), 1933 - 1934 


Financial, 1933 - 1934 

Boardwalk National Bank Account Checkbooks, 1933 - 

1934 

1933 

F. 6 Apr. 10 – June 23 (Includes two checkbooks.) 

F. 7 June 27 – Aug. 26 (Includes two checkbooks.) 

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F. 8 Sept. 30 – Oct. 14 

F. 9 1934 May 24 – 1934 July 7 

F. 10 Tax Account, 1933 June – 1933 Oct. 

F. 11 Invoices and Receipts, 1934 

1934 

F. 12 Brothers, June 

F. 13 Her Master’s Voice, June 

F. 14 The Late Christopher Bean, May - June 

Box 118 

F. 1 Pagan Lady, June 

F. 2 The Pursuit of Happiness, June 

F. 3 Sailor Beware, July 

F. 4 General Clippings 

F. 5 Greenwich Operating Company (Conn.), 1929 – 1933 (Includes 

contracts.) 

Greenwich Theatre (Conn.), ca. 1927 – 1929 and undated 

1929 

F. 6 Correspondence 

Financial 

F. 7-8 General 

F. 9 Expenses and Salaries, Apr. 15 – June 15 

F. 10 The Affairs of Anatol, 1929 Oct. – 1929 Nov. 

F. 11 An Amazing Career, 1929 June (Includes only Equity stock 

contract for Alice Griswold.) 

F. 12 The Amorous Antic, 1929 July 

F. 13 As You Like It, 1929 Nov. – 1929 Dec. (Includes contracts, 

financial papers, and agreement with Shubert Theatre Corporation 

for Adelphi Theatre, N.Y. City engagements; Preston Foster and 

Lyle Talbot in cast.) 

F. 14 Biarritz, 1929 July – 1929 Aug. 

F. 15 The Boundary Line, July (Includes one clipping.) 

Brilliants by Lyman Brown (a.k.a. Basil Bruce Trevino), ca. 

1927 and undated (This play was scheduled for tryout at the 

Greenwich Theatre.) 

F. 16 Script, ca. 1927 

F. 17 Report on Play, undated 

F. 18 The Cradle Snatchers, 1929 July 

F. 19 The Danger Line, Sept. – 1929 Oct. 

F. 20 The Day Lady, 1929 Oct. 

The Forcing Bed, 1929 

F. 21 General, July – Aug. 

F. 22 Script 

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F. 23 Gutter Cousins, 1929 Oct. 

Box 119 

F. 1 Her Friend the King, 1929 Dec. 

F. 2 Her Lord and Master, 1929 Oct. 

F. 3 Hokus Pokus, 1929 May (Chamberlain Brown was manager; A.H. 

Woods produced.) 

F. 4 Junior, 1929 Dec. 

F. 5 A Lady Descends, 1929 Sept. – 1929 Dec. 

F. 6 The Lawyer Talks, 1930 Jan. 

F. 7 The Lion’s Tail, 1929 Sept. 

F. 8 Middle of the Night, 1930 Jan. 

F. 9 Miss Gulliver’s Travels, 1929 Aug. – 1929 Sept. (Includes 

electric bills for National and Ambassador Theatres.) 

F. 10 Nancy’s Private Affair, 1929 

F. 11 Parade, 1929 Aug. (Cast included Spencer Tracy.) 

F. 12 Playboy of the Western World and ‘Op o’ Me Thumb, 1929 

Nov. (Includes mostly financial papers.) 

F. 13 Prima Donna, 1929 Aug. – 1929 Sept. 

F. 14 The Shanghai Gesture, 1933 (Florence Reed starred.) 

F. 15 Sporting Blood, 1929 July 

F. 16 Tabloid, 1929 Sept. 

F. 17 Tea for Three, 1929 Nov – 1929 Dec. 

F. 18 The Third Day, 1929 Aug. – 1929 Sept. 

F. 19 This Thing Called Love, 1929 Apr. 8 

F. 20 The Torch Bearers, 1929 Dec. 

F. 21 The Trial of Mary Dugan, 1929 Apr. 15 

F. 22 Waterfront, 1929 Oct. 

F. 23 When Ladies Meet, 1933 June 

Hawthorne Inn Casino (Gloucester, Mass.), 1934 - 1937 

Box 120 

F. 1 Correspondence, 1934 

F. 2 Legal and Financial, 1934 – 1937 (Includes contract, license, and 

receipts.) 

F. 3 National Theatre (N.Y. City), 1936 (Productions included Blind Alley, 

East Lynne, and The Family Upstairs.) 

F. 4 Regent Theatre (Norwalk, Conn.), 1933 

Riviera Theatre (N.Y. City), 1931 – 1932 and undated 

F. 5-6 Correspondence, 1931 – 1932 

F. 7 Audience Questionnaires, 1932 

F. 8 Subscriber Play Ballot, 1932 

F. 9 To-Do Lists, undated 

F. 10 As Husbands Go, 1931 Dec. 

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F. 11 Death Takes a Holiday, 1931 Nov. 

F. 12 The House Beautiful, 1932 Feb. 

F. 13 Lysistrata, 1932 

F. 14 The Music Master, 1932 

F. 15 Private Lives, 1932 (Includes two programs autographed by cast: 

Peggy Wood, Ernest Glendinning, King Calder, Edna Hibbard, 

and Maude Odell.) 

F. 16 The Shanghai Gesture, 1931 Oct. 

F. 17 Tonight or Never, 1931 Oct. 

Westchester Theatre (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.), 1931 – 1932 and 

undated 


F. 18 Correspondence 

F. 19 Advertising (General) 

F. 20 Financial, 1931 and undated 

F. 21 Program Copy, 1931 

1931 and ca. 1931 

F. 22 Publicity Materials (General) 

F. 23 Subscriber Information 

F. 24 Ada Beats the Drum, 1931 

F. 25 As Husbands Go, 1932 

F. 26 Band Concert, 1931 June 

F. 27 Berkeley Square, 1931 Oct. 

F. 28 Bird in Hand, 1932 Mar. 

F. 29 Brothers, 1931 

Box 121 

F. 1 A Church Mouse, 1932 (Ruth Gordon and Ernest Glendinning 

starred.) 

F. 2 Clare Tree Major Children’s Theatre, 1931 – 1932 

F. 3 Cobra, 1931 

F. 4 Death Takes a Holiday, 1931 Apr. (Includes flyer autographed by 

several cast members.) 

F. 5 Dishonored Lady, 1931 Sept. (Alice Brady starred.) 

F. 6 Elizabeth Sleeps Out, 1931 Dec. 

F. 7 Elizabeth the Queen, 1932 Feb. 

F. 8 The Empress, 1931 May 

F. 9 The First Mrs. Fraser, 1932 Apr. (Blanche Yurka starred.) 

F. 10 The Good Fairy, 1932 Apr. 

F. 11 The Greeks Had a Word for It, 1932 Jan. 

F. 12 The House Beautiful, 1932 Mar. (Fritzi Scheff starred.) 

F. 13 It’s a Wise Child, 1931 Apr. 

F. 14 Ladies of the Jury, 1931 June (Alice Brady starred.) 

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F. 15 Lysistrata, 1932 (Cast included Sydney Greenstreet.) 

F. 16 A Man’s Man, 1931 Dec. 

F. 17 Melo, 1932 Feb. 

F. 18 Merton of the Movies, 1931 Nov. 

F. 19 Michael and Mary, 1931 May (Sylvia Field starred.) 

F. 20 Mrs. Moonlight, 1931 Jan. – 1931 Feb. 

F. 21 On the Spot, 1931 Nov. 

F. 22 Once in a Lifetime, 1932 Jan. 

F. 23 Philip Goes Forth, 1931 May 

F. 24 Private Lives, 1931 Dec. (Peggy Wood and Ernest Glendinning 

starred.) 

F. 25 Rebound, 1931 June 

F. 26 The Royal Family, 1931 Apr. (Otto Kruger starred.) 

F. 27 The Shanghai Gesture, 1931 Oct. (Florence Reed starred.) 

F. 28 Stella Dallas, 1931 Nov. (Cast included Mrs. Leslie Carter, Georgie 

Drew Mendum, Sylvia Filed, and Victor Jory.) 

F. 29 Strange Interlude, 1931 June 

F. 30 Strictly Dishonorable, 1931 June (Glenda Farrell and Cesar 

Romero starred.) 

F. 31 Tomorrow and Tomorrow, 1932 

F. 32 Tonight or Never, 1931 Sept. – 1931 Oct. (Peggy Wood starred.) 

F. 33 The Truth Game, 1931 Oct. – 1931 Nov. 

F. 34 Up Pops the Devil, 1931 May 

F. 35 The Vinegar Tree, 1932 Feb. 

F. 36 Wedding Bells, 1931 Nov. (Peggy Wood starred.) 

F. 37 What Every Woman Knows, 1931 Sept. (Pauline Lord starred.) 

F. 38 Young Woodley, 1932 

F. 39 Clippings (General), 1931 – 1932 (Includes general clippings from 

Westchester newspapers, as well as clippings on the company.) 

Chamberlain Brown Productions, 1933 - 1939 

F. 40 General, 1933 – 1934 

F. 41 Financial, 1933 – 1939 

F. 42 Subscription Orders, 1933 

F. 43 Chamberlain Brown Stock Company (Hathaway Theatre, Lowell, 

Mass.), 1911 – 1912 (Includes program for The Daughters of Men.) 

Box 122 

F. 1 Chamberlain Brown’s Flashes, 1934, 1949 

Chamberlain Brown’s Scrapbook (a.k.a. What Do We Want?), 


1932 

F. 2 General 

F. 3 Opening Night Telegrams, Aug. 1 

F. 4-5 Scripts, undated (Includes two scripts.) 

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1932 


F. 7 Clippings, Aug. 

F. 8 The Chorus Boy (Village Hall, Annisquam, Mass.), 1910 Aug. 

A Church Mouse, 1933 and undated 

F. 9 Mansfield Theatre, N.Y. City, 1933 

F. 10 Broad St. Theatre, Hoboken, N.J., undated (Includes one clipping; 

cast included Ruth Gordon.) 

F. 11 Contests, 1937 – 1938 and undated (Includes three letters from winners 

of quiz contests and flyers for various venues; theater tickets and 

auditions were prizes.) 

F. 12 Dance Marathon (Palace Theatre, Bridgeport, Conn.), 1928 – 1929 

(Includes mostly financial papers.) 

F. 13 Denbigh, 1927 (Includes several productions.) 

F. 14 The Dusty Road (Bayville School Theatre, L.I., N.Y.), undated 

F. 15 The Enemy (Times Square Theatre), 1926 Mar. 24 

F. 16 The Great Necker, 1928 (Includes several productions.) 

F. 17 Hempstead Theatre Summer Stock (Hempstead, N.Y.), 1933 

(Productions included An Amazing Career, Counsellor-at-Law, and The 

First Mrs. Frazer; includes contracts with Skouras Theatres and actors.) 

F. 18 Immoral Isabella?, 1927 (Includes several productions.) 

Kept (a.k.a. A Youth’s Companion), 1926 

F. 19 Tryout Tour, July (Includes box office statements for Broadway Theatre 

(Long Branch, N.J.), Stamford Theatre (Conn.), side for part of 

“Marjorie,” and program for Playhouse (Mamaroneck, N Y.) 

production.) 

F. 20 Opening Night Telegrams, Sept. 17 

F. 21 Contracts, Mar. – Sept. 


F. 23 Clippings, Sept. 

Box 123 

F. 1 Ladies of the Jury (New Brighton Theatre, Brooklyn, N.Y.), 1931 

F. 2 Lady for a Night (a.k.a. Nize Girl?, Nize Lady) (49 th St. Theatre), 

1928 

F. 3 Let Us Be Gay (County Center Repertory Company (White Plains, 

N.Y.), 1931 

F. 4 Roerich Theatre (N.Y. City), 1933 – 1934 (Productions include 

Outward Bound, Little Lord Faunteleroy, Peg O’ My Heart, The Torch 

Bearers, Young Woodley, and Idle Tongues; see also Cedarhurst 

Playhouse.) 

F. 5 Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, 1930 Jan. 10 

F. 6 Schenley Distillers Corporation Show (Hotel Biltmore, N.Y. City), 

1934 (Includes mostly financial papers.) 

F. 7 Student Performances, 1946 and undated (Includes programs.) 

Taken from Life, 1938 and ca. 1938 

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F. 9-10 Scripts, ca. 1938 

F. 11 Clippings, 1938 

F. 12 Talent Quest and Unidentified Production (Dover Theatre), 

undated 

F. 13 The Third Degree (Playhouse de Artistes, N.Y. City), 1942 (Includes 

invitation, clipping, and correspondence re: scene preview performance.) 

Triangle Theatre Tryouts, 1927 

F. 14 Love and Lightning (a.k.a. It Never Happens Here), 1927 June 

17 (Includes contracts.) 

F. 15 The Tightwad, 1927 Mar. – 1927 Apr. (Includes contracts.) 

Zero Hour (a.k.a. Within Twenty-four Hours) by Lyman Brown, 


F. 16 Within Twenty-four Hours (a.k.a. Zero Hour) (Erlanger Theatre, 

Atlanta, Ga.), 1930 

F. 17 Zero Hour (Broad St. Theatre, Newark, N.J.), 1931 

Scripts, undated 

F. 18 Old Version, undated 

F. 19 Annotated Carbon Copy with Revisions, undated 

F. 20 Annotated Typescript, undated 

F. 21 Miscellaneous, undated (Includes two budgets for unidentified projects and 

notes.) 

Sub-series 2 – Radio, 1926 – 1952 and undated 

Box 124 

F. 1 Correspondence (General), 1932 – 1952 and undated 

F. 2 Antarctic Broadcast – Scripts, undated (Beverly Bayne was featured.) 

F. 3 Repertory Company of the Air, 1938 and undated (Includes note from 

Douglass Montgomery, Sept., 9, 1938; there is no indication this program 

idea was ever produced.) 

F. 4 WEVD Program, 1938 – 1948 (Includes script, ca. 1938.) 

WGBS Program, 1930 - 1931 


F. 6 Chamberlain Brown’s Stars of Broadway Scripts, 1930 - 1931 

F. 7 WGYN (Stars of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow), 1948 – 1949 

(See also Richard Roffman correspondence.) 

WINS, 1936 - 1937 

F. 8 General, 1937 Mar. 

Scripts, 1936 - 1937 

F. 9 1936 

F. 10 1937 

WMCA Program, 1937 and undated (Includes apprerances by Renée 

Carroll, Charles Coburn, Hy Gardner, Fritzi Scheff, and Peggy Wood.) 

F. 11 General, 1937 and undated 

Scripts, 1937 

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F. 12 Apr. - May 

F. 13 June – Oct. 

F. 14 Nov. and undated 

F. 15 WMSG, 1926 Sept. 23 (Includes two clippings.) 

WOR Programs, 1932 - 1949 

Box 125 

F. 1 Correspondence, 1932 – 1949 (Includes mostly 1949 correspondence.) 

Scripts, 1932 – 1949 and undated 

F. 2 Chamberlain Brown’s Broadway, 1932 

F. 3 Theatre: Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow, 1949 

F. 4 Unidentified, undated 

F. 5 Incomplete, undated (Includes incomplete, unidentified scripts, 

probably from WINS or WMCA programs; segments include 

scripts for Ray Heatherton, Mme. Maria Jeritza, and Maurice 

Schwartz.) 

F. 6 Program Ideas, 1934 – 1952 (Includes correspondence with radio stations, 

including WEVD, WINS, WMCA, and WOR.) 

F. 7 Miscellaneous, 1937 – 1945 (Includes handbill for Harbor Theatre radio 

broadcast.) 

Television, 1951 and undated 

F. 8 Correspondence, 1951 (Includes three letters to and from WOR-TV re: 

possible fifteen-minute segment.) 

F. 9 Mr. Show Business (Proposed Television Program) by Albert 

Oliver, undated (Includes script/scrapbook on Chamberlain 

Brown’s life; includes photos and publicity materials.) 

Sub-series 3 – Clubs, 1938 – 1955 and undated 

F. 10 The Builders, undated (Includes one letter of invitation to attend first 

meeting.) 

F. 11 Talent Matinee, 1943 

Talent of the Hour Club, 1939 – 1942 and undated 

Correspondence, 1939 – 1942 

F. 12 1939 

F. 13 1940 

F. 14 1941 – 1942 (See also Theater Rentals – Nola Studios, Inc.) 

F. 15 Audition Lists, 1939 

F. 16 Publicity Materials, 1940 – 1941 and undated 

Talent Forms and Correspondence, 1940 - 1941 

F. 17 B - F 

F. 18 G – Y 

Theatre Assembly, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

Correspondence, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

Box 126 

F. 1 1939 – 1942 

F. 2 1943 

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F. 3 1944 - 1945 

F. 4 1946 – 1949 and undated 

F. 5 Programs, 1939 - 1944 

F. 6 Theatre Lovers [sic] Club, 1938 (Includes contract for venue and 

correspondence; see also Chamberlain Brown Players – Organization 

Formation.) 

F. 7 Theatre Record Club, 1940 – 1955 (Includes programs, correspondence, 

and membership cards; see also Hotel Astor and Legal and Financial – 

Collections – National Process Company.) 

Sub-series 4 – Lectures, 1932 – 1954 and undated 

General, 1934 – 1952 and undated (Includes tickets, postcards, flyers, 

leases, and publicity.) 

F. 8 1934 - 1946 

F. 9 1950 

F. 10 1951 

F. 11 1952 

F. 12 undated 

Correspondence, 1932 – 1954 and undated 

F. 13 1932 – 1949 

1950 

F. 14 Feb. – Sept. 

F. 15 Oct. – Dec. 

F. 16 1951 

1952 

Box 127 

F. 1 Jan. (Includes correspondence re: Browne & Nichols School, 

Cambridge, Mass. lecture.) 

F. 2 Feb. – July 

F. 3 Aug. – Dec. 

F. 4 1953 – 1954 and undated 

F. 5 Jersey City Women’s Club, 1947 - 1948 

F. 6-7 New Bedford, Mass., 1950 – 1951 (Includes general clippings from local 

papers.) 

Wadsworth Atheneum (Hartford, Conn.), 1947 Sept. – 1947 Dec. 

F. 8 Sept. – Nov. 

F. 9 Dec. 7 – Dec. 8 

F. 10 Dec. 9 – Dec. 11 

F. 11 Dec. 12 – Dec. 21 

F. 12 The Theatre by Chamberlain Brown, 1952 (Includes handwritten 

lecture.) 

F. 13 Lecture Notes (Unidentified), undated (Includes handwritten and typed 

lecture notes.) 

Sub-series 5 – Publications, 1934 – 1954 and undated 

Chamberlain Brown’s Dramatic Mirror, 1934 – 1935 and undated 

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Box 128 


Issues, 1934 – 1935 

F. 2 1934 Nov. – 1934 Dec. 

1935 

F. 3 June 19 (This issue is titled Chamberlain Brown’s Daily Dramatic 

Mirror News.) 

F. 4 Sept. – Oct. 

Paint and Powder, 1936 – 1937 

1936 - 1937 

F. 5 General 

F. 6 Financial (Includes Anco Printers, Inc. collection action.) 

Issues, 1936 - 1937 

1936 

F. 7 Mar. – Apr. 

F. 8 May – June 

F. 9 July – Dec. 

1937 

F. 10 Mar. – May 

F. 11 June – Dec. 

Theatre Record, 1938 – 1953 and undated 

F. 12 General, undated (Includes mockup of promotions outline.) 

F. 13 Correspondence, 1939 – 1953 and undated 

Talent Forms and Correspondence, 1950 – 1954 and undated 

F. 14 A – C, 1950 – 1953 and undated 

F. 15 D – G and V, 1950 – 1954 and undated 

Issues, 1938 – 1953 and undated 

F. 16 1938 – 1939 (Title was Theatre Record News in 1938; includes some 

manuscript pages for 1939.) 

F. 17 1940 – 1941 (Includes galleys.) 

F. 18 1950 – 1953 and undated 

Sub-series 6 - Writings, 1909 – 1951 and undated 

Brown, Chamberlain, 1909 – 1951 and undated 

F. 19 Articles, 1951 and undated (Includes drafts and published material for 

“The Man Who Owns Broadway,” “Up and Down Broadway,” and 

“Casting Roundup.”) 

F. 20 Book Project Ideas, 1932 – 1937 (Includes contract with Aventine 

Corporation, publisher, for Stagestruck, 1932.) 

Plays, 1909 – 1910 and undated 

F. 21 The Boy with the Whooping Cough and The Broadway 

Johnnie, 1910 and undated (Includes two notebooks with 

handwritten scripts.) 

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Box 129 

F. 1 The Chorus Boy, 1910 (Includes handwritten script in bound writing 

book; produced at the Village Hall, Annisquam, Mass., Aug. 10, 

1910; see also Chamberlain Brown scrapbooks.) 

F. 2 The Christian Ruler and The Echo of Broadway, undated 

(Includes two notebooks with handwritten scripts.) 

F. 3 The Honeymoon Trail to 2909 and Untitled, undated (Includes 

two notebooks with handwritten scripts; “Pierre Gendron” written 

on front cover of notebook with untitled play.) 

F. 4 The Social Stew, ca. 1909 (Includes notebook with handwritten 

script; “45 Minutes from Broadway Act III” written on cover; 

produced at the Village Hall, Annisquam, Mass., Aug. 23, 1909; 

see also Chamberlain Brown scrapbooks.) 

F. 5 The Society Queens: A Musical Cocktail in Two Drinks, 

undated (Includes two notebooks with handwritten scripts.) 

F. 6 The Speaking Tongue, undated (Includes notebook with 

handwritten script.) 

Brown, Lyman, 1925 – 1940 and undated 

F. 7-8 Articles and Miscellaneous Writings, undated (Includes article on 

stock theater, “Take Stock of Yourself,” and several untitled articles 

or portions of articles.) 

Plays, 1925 - 1940 

F. 9 Famous Stage Doors, 1940 (Includes rejection letter from N.W. 

Ayer & Son, Mar. 5, 1940; possibly radio script.) 

F. 10 The Passing Show of New York (Outline), 1925 Apr. 20 

Brown, Chamberlain or Lyman, 1948 

F. 11 Blueprint for Summer Theatre Book Project Idea, 1948 (Includes 

Certificate of Participation and contract with John-Richard Press, 

proposed publisher.) 

F. 12 Unidentified (Probably Chamberlain or Lyman Brown), undated 

(Includes play fragments, articles, etc.; play fragments possibly from 

Idle Tongues.) 

Sub-series 7 – General, 1927 - 1955 and undated 

Acting Lessons, 1935 – 1936 and undated 

Box 130 

F. 1 Chamberlain Brown School of Acting, 1935 (Includes ledger sheets, 

contact sheets and teaching notes.) 

F. 2 Chamberlain Brown Theatre Study, undated (Includes description of 

project and agreement form for students.) 

F. 3 Untitled, 1936 and undated (Includes carbon copy of form letter and 

schedules.) 

F. 4 Project Ideas, 1937 – 1952 (See also Radio Project Ideas and Writings – 

Book Project Ideas.) 

F. 5 Promotional Tie-Ins, 1937 – 1953 

Proposed Productions, 1927 – 1941 and undated 

F. 6 The Boy Lincoln (Rehearsals), 1941 (Includes invoices for Union 

Church rehearsal space and letter from audience member. ) 

Dollar Top Theatre, 1932 – 1933 


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F. 8 Letters re: Concept, 1932 Nov. and ca. 1932 

F. 9 Publicity and Clippings, 1932 – 1933 

F. 10 Subscriber Forms and Lists, ca. 1933 (Includes Ritz Theatre ticket.) 

F. 11 Hope of a Tree, 1933 (Includes correspondence and contract with 

Leopold L. Atlas, playwright.) 

F. 12 A Hymn to the Theatre, undated (Includes two typed versions of 

project description.) 

F. 13 The Mouthpiece by Frank J. Collins, 1929 (Includes Certificate of 

Incorporation for Protean Productions, contracts, and correspondence 

with Collins; probably never produced.) 

F. 14 “Proposal for Professional Tryout Theatre” (Heckscher Theatre, 

N.Y. City), 1933 – 1935 and undated (Includes agreement and 

project description.) 

Right Off the Boat by Lyman Brown, 1929 (Probably never opened.) 

F. 15 General 

F. 16 Contracts (Includes contracts with Edward Eliscu, Werner Janssen, and 

others.) 

F. 17 Salute to the Great Stars of the Theatre, Opera, Vaudeville, 

Pictures, Radio and a Salute to the Great Public (Carl 

Fischer Recital Hall), undated (Probably never produced.) 

F. 18 Miscellaneous, 1927 – 1941 and undated (Includes clippings on The 

Rat Catcher.) 

Proposed Stock Seasons, 1933 – 1959 and undated 

Chamberlain Brown Players, 1935 – 1959 and undated 

Astor Theatre (East Hartford, Conn.), 1949 - 1955 


F. 20 Dangerous Corner, 1949 – 1955 (Includes Hartford Courant 

collection action; never opened.) 

F. 21 Outward Bound, 1949 

East Meadow Republican Club (L.I., N.Y.), 1949 (Productions 

never opened.) 

F. 22 General (Includes correspondence with F. B. Ladd.) 

F. 23 Contracts 

F. 24 Jackson Heights Country Club, 1935 

F. 25 Capitol Theatre (Reading, Pa.), 1943 and undated 

F. 26 Hotel des Artistes, 1942 

F. 27 Linden Inn (Lindenhurst, L.I.), 1941 (Includes agreement with Louis 

Pernot.) 

F. 28 Mansfield Theatre (N.Y. City), 1933 (Includes production of The 

Trial of Mary Dugan and season cancelled.) 

F. 29 Westchester County Center (N.Y.), 1935 

F. 30 Miscellaneous, 1939 – 1949 and undated 

Theater Rentals, 1932 – 1951 and undated 

F. 31 Brooklyn Academy of Music, 1950 – 1951 (Includes seating plan; 

see also Productions At a Certain Hour, Little Italy, and Youth, Inc.) 

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F. 32 Carnegie Recital Hall, 1948 (Includes correspondence and lease for 

Little David (a.k.a. Just David and The Grape Vine.) 

F. 33 Hotel des Artistes, 1941 – 1942 (See also Proposed Stock Seasons.) 

F. 34 Malin Studios, Inc., 1946 – 1947 (See also Professional Projects – 

Auditions.) 

F. 35 Midtown Music Hall, 1941 (see also Boy Lincoln rehearsals.) 

F. 36 Nola Studios, Inc., 1941 (See also Clubs – Talent of the Hour Club and 

Legal and Financial – Collections.) 

F. 37 Pythian, 1943 

F. 38 Town Hall, 1934 – 1940 (Includes correspondence with Kenneth Klein and 

lease.) 

F. 39 Y.M.C.A. (Bridgeport, Conn.), 1947 

F. 40 Potential Rentals, 1932 – 1950 and undated (Includes correspondence.) 

Series IV: Scripts, 1899 – ca. 1958 and undated 

Box 131 

F. 1 The Adorable Pest (Act II, Incomplete), undated (Typescript, begins on p. 

4; “Spaulding for husband” handwritten on cover.) 

F. 2 The Affairs of the Hemingways by Fred Bishop, undated (Includes two 

scripts: “The episode of seeing ghosts at the summer camp” and “The 

episode of Helga, ‘Wallace Beery,’ and the Ice Man;” possibly radio script.) 

F. 3 All Over Again by Paul H. Barnee, 1920 (Includes only side for role of 

“Marion.”) 

F. 4 All Square by Bide Dudley, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 5 All Things New by Harry Wagstaff Gribble, 1927 July (Carbon copy.) 

F. 6 All’s Fair by Charles Beath (a.k.a.Charles J. Conrad, Jr.), 1932 (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 7 American Youth (Radio Script) by Normand A. Archimbault, undated 

F. 8 The Anatomist by James Bridie, 1929 Sept. (Typescript.) 

F. 9 Angel by Melchior Lengyel, English version by Guy Bolton, 1934 

(Includes Hans Bartsch carbon copy.) 

F. 10 Annie, My Neighbor and The Party (Short Stories) by Irene Koehler, 

undated 

F. 11 Annulled by Charles Leonard Appleton, 1928 

F. 12 Bed & Board, undated (Includes Century Play Company copy.) 

Box 132 

F. 1 Bertie from Brighton (The Most Lovable Boy Since Peter Pan) by P.E. 

McCoy, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 2 Between Heaven and Hell by Joseph H. Hughes and Eugenia Hughes, 

undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 3 Between Us Two by Florence Auer, undated (Typescript.) 

F. 4 Blessed Lamb, 1935 Sept. (Typescript; includes note on title page “All colored 

cast excepting one white boy.”) 

F. 5 Breach of Promise, undated (Carbon copy; cover and title page missing.) 

F. 6 Bride of the Lamb by William Hurlbut, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 7 Broiled Live Lobster by George B. Baldwin, undated (Carbon copy, 9 pp., 

unpaged.) 

F. 8 Brook Hollow by George Batson, ca. 1958 

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F. 9 Bundles from Britain (a.k.a. My Fair Ladies) by Arthur Jarrett and 

Marcel Klauber, ca. 1941 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 10 Burden of the Flesh by Sully Lewis, undated (Typescript.) 

Box 133 

F. 1 Cast Thy Bread by Esther Kaufman, undated 

F. 2 The Clam Digger by Eleanor Holmes Hinkley, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 3 The Delicate Line by Mark Trachtenberg, 1951 

F. 4 Delivered unto Mars by Leo Riley, undated 

The Dictator by Richard Harding Davis, undated 

F. 5 “Old” (Typescript, handwritten revisions; includes three separate folders for 

Acts I, II, and III.) 

F. 6 “Prompt Copy” “Old” (Typescript; includes three separate folder for Acts I, 

II, and III, and some handwritten revisions.) 

F. 7 Diplunacy by Edgar Smith, undated (Typescript, 23 pp.) 

F. 8 La Dolores by Jose Feliu y Codina, English version by Bert F. 

Howell, undated (Carbon copy.) 

Box 134 

F. 1 Face Value by Andre Birabeau, translated by Hans Bartsch, undated 

(Typescript.) 

F. 2 The Farmer Takes a Wife by Frank B. Elser and Marc Connelly based 

on Walter D. Edmonds’ novel Rome Haul, 1934 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 3 The Favour of the King by A. MacLeod, ca. 1923 (Typescript; includes 

three separate folders for Acts I, II, and III, and letter from H. Bissing to 

Gilbert Miller office re: script, July 5, 1923.) 

F. 4 Fishin Worm Row by John Fowler Mitchell, Jr., 1940 (Typescript.) 

F. 5 For Value Received, undated (Typescript; title page missing.) 

F. 5 The Fortunes of the Foster Family by Fred Bishop, undated (Typescript, 

possibly radio script; includes episode “Uncle Titus’ and Aunt Martha’s 

golden wedding celebration.”) 

F. 6 A French Custom by Alfred Lyman (a.k.a. Hiram C. Bloomingdale), 

ca. 1934 

F. 7 Genesis by George Groskritz, 1952 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 8 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Musical), ca. 1950s (Script probably belonging 

to actress playing Lorelei Lee on tour; signature illegible; includes notes re: 

tour on last page.) 

Box 135 

F. 1 Getting’ Somewhere (Incomplete), undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 2 The Guilty Generation by Jo Milward and J. Kerby Hawkes, undated 

(Carbon copy; includes handwritten and typed pages of revisions.) 

F. 3 Honeymoon Across the Ocean by Albert Gervese, undated (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 4 Hotel Paradiso by Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallieres, 

translated by Peter Glenville, undated (Samuel French carbon copy.) 

F. 5 Hurly Burly by Joe Weber, undated (Typescript (30 pp.) with handwritten 

revisions; program page and “Offered by Viola Irene Cooper” label glued to 

title page; “Produced at Weber and Fields’ Music Hall, 8 Sept., 1897” 

handwritten on title page.) 

F. 6 The Infernal Triangle by Sil-Mara, English adaptation by A. 

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Mattulath, undated (Carbon copy; “Dr. Edmond Parker” and address 

stamped on title page.) 

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F. 7 June (Act III), undated (Incomplete carbon; “Miss Dee” written on first page.) 

F. 8 Lilies of the Field by William Hurlbut, ca. 1921 (Carbon copy; “National 

Play Co., Inc.” and address on title page.) 

F. 9 Mademoiselle (Act III), undated (Typescript.) 

F. 10 The Magic Melody (a.k.a. The Love Dream)(Musical) by Fredric 

Arnold Kummer, music by Sigmund Romberg, undated (Title 

page reads The Love Dream; The Magic Melody handwritten on cover.) 

F. 11 Mama and Papa by Helen Day, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 12 The Masquerader by John Hunter Booth, undated (Includes Century Play 

Co. copy.) 

The Midnight Dance by M. Charles Meré, undated (Carbon copies.) 

Box 136 

F. 1 Adapted by Frederic and Fanny Hatton 

F. 2 Adapted from the French by Gertrude Purcell 

F. 3 Monsieur American [sic], undated (Includes no title page; “David B. 

Gordon” and address handwritten on verso of last page.) 

F. 4 Most Likely to Succeed by Frank Gabrielson, ca. 1940 (Carbon copy; 

“Property of Otto L. Preminger” and address on title page.) 

F. 5 Music Hath Charms (Act III), undated (Carbon copy; “Property of Lynn 

Forling (sp.?)” written on cover; this is not the Friml work.) 

F. 6 Names in Bronze [by Edward C. Reveaux], ca. 1934 (Carbon copy; title 

page missing; includes some handwritten revisions.) 

F. 7 New Tomorrows (Radio) by Elsa Larabee Andrezen, 1945 (Includes 

three typescripts for radio serial episodes and letter, Jan. 31, 1945.) 

F. 8 Ollie’s Eye-Opener by G. Marian Burton and Charles Anthony, 

undated (Century Play Co. carbon copy.) 

F. 9 On Location by Kent Wiley, ca. 1937 (Carbon copy; “Property of S.R. 

Golding” and address on title page.) 

F. 10 Open All Night by Willard Robertson and Kilbourn Gordon, undated 

F. 11 Our Little Wife (Incomplete) by Avery Hopwood, undated (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 12 Out of the Night by Harold Hutchinson and Margery Williams, ca. 

1927 (Carbon copy.) 

Box 137 

F. 1 Paris Nights (a.k.a. While Paris Slept) by Hervé Schwedersky and 

Edward Wilburn Lowrey, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 2 A Passage to India by Santha Rama Rau, from E.M. Forster’s novel, 

ca. 1932 (Published edition.) 

F. 3 Patricia Steps Up by Shirley Burns, undated (Carbon copy with hand 

drawn stage plot.) 

F. 4 Pedestals by Leo A. Levy, 1927 (Typescript.) 

F. 5 Phipps by P.G. Wodehouse, undated (Samuel French carbon copy.) 

F. 6 Pop Goes the Weasel by Willis Maxwell Goodhue, ca. 1936 (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 7 The Poppy Kiss by Catherine Chisholm Cushing, ca. 1923 (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 8 Pousse Café by Edgar Smith, undated (Tams-Witmark carbon copy; includes 

some annotations.) 

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F. 9 Prey: A Play in Two Scenes and Four Chapters by David Barr, 

undated (Typescript.) 

F. 10 The Princess and the Courtesan by William Hurlbut, ca. 1925 (Carbon 

copy.) 

F. 11 The Prodigal Parents by B. Harrison Orkow, 1926 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 12 Purity by René Wachtausen, translated and adapted by Ralph Roeder, 

1930 Oct. 21 (Carbon copy; “Property of A. Shubert Theatrical Co.’ 

stamped on title page.) 

Box 138 

F. 1 Queen Sesha by Ferencz Martos, music by Albert Szirmai, undated 

(Carbon copy; “Copyright by George Choos” on title page.) 

F. 2 Red Dust by Wilson Collison, 1927 

F. 3 The Road to Perdition (a.k.a. The Girl He Left Behind Him) by Gustav 

Kadelburg, undated (Typescript; includes three separate scripts for Acts 

I, II, and III.) 

F. 4 Roman Holiday (Operetta) book by Eugene and Ralph Berton, music 

by Eugene Berton, and lyrics by Edward Eliscu, undated (Carbon 

copy; “Property of Horace Liveright” and address typed on title page.) 

F. 5 6 Washington Square (Act II), undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 6 Sacrifice by David Blum, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 7 Saint Ursula by Edward Sheldon and Zoe Akins, 1921 (Carbon copy; 

Acts I, II, and III dated May 21, 1921.) 

F. 8 Sam Abramovitch by Francis Porché, adapted Charlton Andrews, 


F. 9 Sapolio by Edgar Smith, music by John Stromberg, lyrics by Harry B. 

Smith, undated (Typescript; program page glued to first page.) 

F. 10 Satyr, undated (Carbon copy; “Dr. Edmond Pauker” and address stamped on title 

page.) 

F. 11 Savages Under the Skin by Harry L. Foster and Arthur W. Proctor, ca. 

1927 (Carbon copy.) 

Box 139 

F. 1 Schemers by Dr. William Irving Sirovich, 1922 Jan. (Carbon copy; 

includes three pages of revisions.) 

F. 2 The Scotch Verdict by Jerome Collamore, based on Willkie Collins’ 

“Law and the Lady,” undated 

F. 3-4 The Sea Woman by Willard Robertson, 1922 Dec. (Carbon and 

mimeographed copies.) 

F. 5 The Shadow on the Wall by George Barton, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 6 The Shelf by Dorrance Davis, ca. 1926 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 7 Ship News by Stuart Hamill, 1931 (Fragile condition.) 

F. 8 Should a Man Tell? by Martha Hedman and Henry Arthur House, 


F. 9 Silver by Martin Brown, undated (American Play Co. carbon copy.) 

F. 10 Sinister Melody by Bruce Spaulding and Anthony Baird, 1929 (Carbon 

copy; “Property of Mary Hay” typed on title page.) 

F. 11 Sisters of the Chorus by Martin Mooney and Thomson Burtis, 1928 

(Carbon copy; includes some handwritten additions.) 

Box 140 

F. 1 The Skylarkers by Edward Hammond, undated (Typescript.) 

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F. 2 Sleet by John Fowler Mitchell, Jr., 1935 (Bound typescript.) 

F. 3 The Sophie Tucker Story by Joe Laurie, Jr., Morton Sunshine, and 

John Effrat, ca. 1953 (Probably stage manager’s script for Tucker tribute 

at Wadorf-Astoria, Oct. 5, 1953.) 

F. 4 Star of Bengal by Thompson Buchanan, 1928 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 5 Steve by Robert L. Dempster, 1936 Dec. 1 (Typescript; includes Standard 

Play Co. copy.) 

F. 6 The Stickiness of Gelatine [sic] by Edgar Smith, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 7 The Summer Widowers (New Version) book by Glen MacDonough, 

music by A. Baldwin Sloane, 1910 Nov. 21 

F. 8 A Tale of Two Cities: A Version in One Act from the novel by Charles 

Dickens by Guy Bolton, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 9 Tante by C. Haddon Chambers, 1913 (Typescript stamped “From Charles 

Frohman” with address; “Nov. 10, 1913” also stamped; Includes four 

separate scripts for Acts I–IV.) 

F. 10 Their Night Out by George Blackwood, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 11 Tiger Lilly [sic] by Robert Henderson, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 12 Twirly Whirly by Edgar Smith, music by W.T. Francis and John 

Stromberg, lyrics by Edgar and Robert B. Smith, 1902 (Carbon 

copy with “Offered by Viola Irene Cooper” label on title page; production 

information handwritten on title page.) 

Box 141 

F. 1 Two Bones and a Dog by Louis Weitzenkorn, undated (Carbon copy; 

“From Leah Salisbury” and address stamped on title page.) 

F. 2 Two Women by Daniel N. Rubin, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 3 The Typhoon by Menyhert Lengyel, adapted by Emil Nyitray and 

Byron Omoley (sp.?), undated (Carbon copy; includespaper with 

Nyitray’s address.) 

F. 4 Ugly Girl by Harry Wagstaff Gribble, 1930 Aug. (Carbon copy with some 

handwritten revisions; “Miss Frances Fuller” and Sept. 25, 1931 on front 

cover.) 

F. 5 The Unbalanced Man, undated (Typescript.) 

F. 6 Under Glass by Eva Kay Flint and George Bradshaw, ca. 1933 (Carbon 

copy.) 

Undercurrent: A Play of Harlem in Three Acts by Howard Merling 

and Bert Merling, ca.1950 and undated 

F. 7 Adaptation for Showcase, ca. 1950 (Carbon copy.) 

F. 8-9 Sides, undated 

F. 10 The Unfair Sex by Edwin Justus Mayer, 1924 (Carbon copy; “Property of 

Schwab, Liveright & Mandel” stamped on title page.) 

F. 11 Up on the Hill by Arthur Goodrich, 1912 (Carbon copy; includes three 

separate scripts for Acts I, II, and III.) 

Box 142 

F. 1 Up to Scratch by Laura Walker, undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 2 The Vendetta by George Damroth, 1929 June 17 (Mimeographed copy.) 

F. 3 Venice for Two (a.k.a. Storm Center) by Jessie Hein Ernst and Max 

Simon 

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F. 4 Virtue’s Bed by Courtenay Savage, undated (Mimeographed copy; “Frank 

& Dunlap, Ltd.” and address stamped on title page.) 

F. 5 The Voice in the Wall by I. Gershman and M.M. Musselman [sic], 

undated (American Play Co. carbon copy.) 

F. 6 War to End War by Leo A. Levy, 1931 (Typescript.) 

F. 7 Watch on the Rhine by Lillian Hellman, undated (Samuel French 

typescript.) 

F. 8 The Wedding Band (Side) by Leo Riley, undated (Includes side for 

“Captain.”) 

F. 9 Wet Saturday by Herman Boxer, based on a short story by John 

Collier, undated (Mimeographed copy.) 

F. 10 What Can You Lose? by Arthur Jarrett and Marcel Klauber, undated 

(Carbon copy.) 

F. 11 What Will People Say? by Charles Stewart Booth, undated (Typescript; 

includes three separate script for Acts I, II, and III.) 

Box 143 

F. 1 Where Were We? (a.k.a. The Lady Refuses) by Saxon Kling, ca. 1933 

(Carbon copy.) 

F. 2 Whirligig: A Dramatic Conundrum in Two Guesses by Edgar Smith, 

music by John Stromberg, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, 1899 

(Includes Tams-Witmark carbon copy with some annotations and revisions; 

production information handwritten on title page.) 

F. 3 Who Gets Huguette? by Jean de Letras, adapted by Manby Green and 

Ed Feilbert, undated (Typescript.) 

F. 4 Whoop-Dee-Doo by Edgar Smith, music by W.T. Francis, undated 

(Includes Tams-Witmark carbon copy; production information handwritten 

on cover.) 

F. 5 The Wildcatters by John Fowler Mitchell, Jr., 1930 (Typescript.) 

F. 6 Wilfred: A Short Talking Comedy Sketch by Robert Norton, undated 

(Typescript; note on last page indicates play is adapted from a sketch used by 

Tom Douglas in vaudeville in England.) 

F. 7 Witchcraft (Acts III and IV), undated (Carbon copy.) 

F. 8 Witness for the Prosecution by Agatha Christie, 1954 (Samuel French 

mimeographed copy.) 

Wolf! Wolf! by Gertrude Purcell, 1926 and ca. 1926 

F. 9 1926 (Annotated carbon copy; includes script cover with pencil notes on 

verso.) 

F. 10 ca. 1926 (Incomplete carbon copy.) 

F. 11 The Wolves by Romain Rolland, authorized translation by Barrett H. 

Clark, undated (Carbon copy.) 

Box 144 

F. 1 A Woman of That Kind by Lillian Day and Lyon Mearson, undated 

(Carbon copy stamped “Freda Fishbein.”) 

F. 2 Young Sinners by Elmer Harris, 1930 Aug. 21 (Carbon copy with some 

annotations.) 

F. 3 Youth Promenade (Radio) by Elsa Larabee Andrezen, 1945 

(Typescript.) 

F. 4 Untitled by Powell Lindsay (?), undated (Typescript; handwritten name and 

address of Powell Lindsay with script; characters include Aunt Eliza, Uncle 

Ben, and Mary Lee.) 

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F. 5 Reader Reports, undated 

F. 6 Scenes, undated (Includes retyped scenes from plays such as The Chorus Lady, 

The Commuters, Four Walls, The Girl of the Golden West, Sherlock Holmes, 

The Third Degree, and Way Down East.) 

F. 7 Synopses, 1932 and undated (Includes synopses of Dear Murderer by St. John 

L. Clowes, The Love That Blinds by Clayton Hamilton and Grace Isabel 

Colbron, and Seduction by Alvin L. Levi, 1932.) 

F. 8 Fragments, undated (Includes covers for The Open Gate, Act I and Alimony by 

Charles Dickson, and two carbon pages of unidentified plays.) 

Series V: Legal and Financial Papers, 1899 – 1961 and undated 

Sub-series 1 – Contracts, 1911 – 1958 and undated 

Miscellaneous 

F. 9 “A”, 1921 - 1948 

“B”, 1911 – 1946 and undated 

F. 10 Ba – Blair, 1911 – 1945 (Includes contracts for Margaret Barker and 

Barnes & Crawford.) 

F. 11 Blake – Byron, 1919 – 1946 and undated (Includes contract for 

Eddie Bracken.) 

“C”, 1918 – 1952 

F. 12 Ca – Ch, 1920 – 1949 

F. 13 Cl – Cu, 1918 – 1952 

F. 14 “D”, 1917 – 1956 and undated (Includes Equity stock agreements for 

Nancy Davis and Colleen Dewhurst (unsigned), and agreement to pay 

commission for Margaret Dumont.) 

F. 15 “E”, 1925 – 1944 

F. 16 “F”, 1917 – 1946 

F. 17 “G”, 1917 – 1946 and undated 

Box 145 

F. 1 “H”, 1918 – 1945 

F. 2 “I - J”, 1917 – 1951 

F. 3 “K”, 1919 – 1945 (Includes Equity stock agreements for Buster Keaton 

and James Kirkwood.) 

F. 4 “L”, 1925 – 1951 (Includes contracts for Sheldon Leonard (unsigned) and 

Audra Lindley.) 

“M”, 1917 – 1947 and undated 

F. 5 McAuliffe – May, 1917 – 1944 and undated 

F. 6 Meek – Murray, 1918 – 1947 and undated (Includes Equity stock 

agreements for Ralph Meeker and Peggy [sic] Murray.) 

F. 7 “N”, 1917 – 1945 and undated (Includes contract for Mildred 

Natwick.) 

F. 8 “O”, 1918 – 1943 

F. 9 “P”, 1920 – 1944 (Includes contract for Doris Packer.) 

“R”, 1912 – 1947 and undated 

F. 10 Ra – Reynolds, 1912 – 1944 

F. 11 Ri – Rutherford, 1921 – 1947 and undated (Includes agreement 

to pay commission card for Tex Ritter.) 

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F. 12 “S”, 1917 – 1958 (Includes contract for Lillia Skala.) 

F. 13 “T”, 1921 – 1940 (Includes contracts for Frank M. Thomas and William 

Tilden II.) 

F. 14 “V”, 1925 – 1944 

F. 15 “W”, 1917 – 1950 and undated 

F. 16 “Y”, 1932 – 1943 

F. 17 Unidentified, undated 

F. 18 Templates, 1936 – 1939 and undated 

Sub-series 2 – Commission Records, 1920 – 1933 and undated 

Cards, 1920 – 1933 and undated 

Box 146 

“A”, 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 1 Ab – Al, 1928 – 1932 and undated 

F. 2 Am – Arm, 1930 – 1931 and undated 

F. 3 Arn – Ay, 1928 – 1933 and undated 

“B,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 4 Ba, 1927 – 1933 and undated 


F. 5 Be 

F. 6 Bo – Bre 

F. 7 Bri – Bur 

F. 8 Bur - By 

“C,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

Box 147 

F. 1 Cab – Can, 1928 – 1932 and undated (Includes cards for James 

Cagney and Louis Calhern.) 


F. 2 Car – Cav (Includes cards for Mrs. Leslie Carter.) 

F. 3 Ce - Ch 

F. 4 Cl, 1928 – 1932 and undated (Includes card for Clark & 

McCullough.) 

F. 5 Coa – Con, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for 

Georgette Cohan, Claudette Colbert, and Patricia Collinge.) 


F. 6 Co, 1927 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Elisha Cook, 

Jr. and Jane Cowl.) 

F. 7 Cr – Cu (Includes cards for Frank Craven, Constance Cummings, 

and Robert Cummings.) 

“D”, 1924 – 1932 and undated 


F. 8 Da 

F. 9 De - Di 

Box 148 

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F. 1 Do 

F. 2 Du – Dy, 1924 – 1931 and undated 

“E,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 3 Ea – Elliott, 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 4 Ellis – Ev, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes card for Madge 

Evans.) 

“F,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 5 Fa – For, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes card for Glenda 

Farrell.) 

F. 6 Fo – Fu, 1927 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Preston 

Foster and William Frawley.) 

“G,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 7 Ga – Gi, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Clark 

Gable, Helen Gahagan, Jules [sic] Garfield, and Dorothy Gish.) 

F. 8 Gl – Gu, 1927 – 1933 and undated (Includes card for Sydney 

Greenstreet.) 

“H,”, 1920 – 1933 and undated 

F. 9 Hac – Han, 1920 – 1932 and undated 

Box 149 

F. 1 Har – Hay, 1928 – 1933 andundated 

F. 2 He, 1927 – 1932 and undated 

F. 3 Hi – Ho, 1923 – 1932 and undated 

F. 4 Hu – Hy, 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 5 “I – J,” 1928 – 1932 and undated 

F. 6 “K,” 1927 – 1932 and undated 

“L,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 7 La, 1927 – 1933 and undated 


F. 8 Le – Li 

Box 150 

F. 1 Lo – Ly (Includes cards for Lucille Lortel, Claire Boothe Luce, 

Alfred Lunt, and Bert Lytell.) 

“M,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 2 McAllister – McWade, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes card 

for Kenneth MacKenna.) 


F. 3 Macy – Matus (Includes card for Marjorie Main with note “Bad 

debt. Did not get paid.”) 

F. 4 Max – Me (Includes cards for Georgie Drew Mendum, Helen 

Menken, and Mayo Methot.) 

F. 5 Mi, 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 6 Mof – Morg, 1928 – 1932 and undated 

F. 7 Mo – My, 1928 – 1933 and undated 

Box 151 

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F. 1 “N,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 2 “O,” 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes card for Clifford Odets.) 

“P,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 3 Pa – Pe, 1928 – 1932 (Includes cards for Lee Patrick and Rollo 

Peters.) 


F. 4 Ph – Po, (Includes card for Tyrone Power (1931).) 

F. 5 Pr – Q 

“R,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 6 Ra – Re, 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 7 Rh – Rob, 1928 – 1932 and undated (Includes cards for Thelma 

Ritter and Roy Roberts.) 

F. 8 Roc – Ry, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Cesar 

Romero and Rosalind Russell.) 

“S,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

Box 152 

F. 1 Sa – Se, 1928 – 1932 and undated (Includes cards for C. Russell 

Sage, Dorothy Sands, Natalie Schafer, and Fritzi Scheff.) 


F. 2 Sh – Si (Includes card for Sylvia Sidney.) 

F. 3 Sk – Sta (Includes cards for Barbara Stanwyck and Frances Starr.) 

F. 4 Ste - Sy 

“T,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 

F. 5 Ta – Te, 1928 – 1932 and undated (Includes cards for Lysle 

Talbot, Edith Taliaferro, and Norma Terris.) 

F. 6 Th – Ti, 1927 – 1931 and undated 

F. 7 To – Ty, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Spencer 

Tracy and Ernest Truex.) 

“U – V,” 1928 – 1933 and undated 

F. 8 U – Va (Includes cards for Valerie Valaire, Albert (van) Dekker, and 

Gertrude Vanderbilt.) 

F. 9 Ve - Vo 

“W,” 1927 – 1933 and undated 


Box 153 

F. 1 Wa (Includes card for Lucile Watson.) 

F. 2 We – Wh 

F. 3 Wi, 1927 – 1933 and undated (Includes cards for Estelle Winwood 

and Cora Witherspoon.) 

F. 4 Wo, 1928 – 1933 and undated (Includes card for Peggy Wood.) 

F. 5 “Y – Z,” 1931 – 1932 and undated 

Sheets, 1925 – 1933 and undated 

Box 154 

F. 1 1925 – 1926 

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F. 2 ca. 1928 - 1929 

1930 

F. 3 Jan. – June 

F. 4 July – Sept. 

F. 5 Oct. – Dec. 

1931 


F. 7 May – June 

F. 8 July – Oct. 

F. 9 Nov. – Dec. 

F. 10 1932 

F. 11 1933 

F. 12 undated 

Sub-series 3 - Loose Financial Records, 1933 - 1934 

Chamberlain Brown Players Weekly Settlements and Checks 

(Nixon’s) Apollo Theatre (Atlantic City, N.J.), 1933 

Box 155 

Apr. – July 15 

Box 156 

July 22 – Oct. 

Box 157 

Earle Theatre (Atlantic City, N.J.), 1934 June – 1934 July 


General Accounts, 1928 – 1934 and undated 

Cards, 1928 – 1934 and undated 

Box 158 

F. 1 A – B, 1928 -1934 and undated (Includes Chamberlain Brown’s 

salary and personal bills.) 

F. 2 C – F, undated (Includes card for commission records.) 


F. 3 G – O (Includes general and operating expenses and Motion Picture 

Dept. commissions received.) 

F. 4 P – Z (Includes cards for payroll and rents.) 

F. 5 Ledger Sheets, 1930 – 1932 and undated 

Statements, 1927 – 1945 and undated 

F. 6 1927 – 1938 

F. 7 1942 – 1945 and undated (Includes salary lists on some statements.) 

F. 8 Bankruptcy (Chamberlain Brown), 1933 – 1935 and undated (See 

also Bernard Grossman correspondence.) 

Banks, 1921 – 1952 and undated 

F. 9 Empire Trust Company, 1930 – 1938 (Includes several statements 

and two letters.) 

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F. 10 Hamilton National Bank, undated (Includes blank checks.) 

Modern Industrial Bank, 1930 - 1952 


F. 11 1930 – 1939 

F. 12 1940 - 1943 

Box 159 

F. 1 1944 – 1947 

F. 2 1948 - 1949 

F. 3 1950 - 1951 

F. 4 1952 

F. 5 Statements, 1938 – 1952 and undated (Includes check stubs.) 

F. 6 National Safety Bank and Trust Company, 1936 – 1941 (Includes 

correspondence with Alexander Efron, several statements, and checks 

returned.) 

Miscellaneous, 1921 – 1949 and undated 

F. 7 Correspondence, 1931 - 1949 

F. 8 Statements, 1921 – 1938 and undated 

F. 9 Chamberlain Brown Amusement Corporation Certificate of 

Incorporation, 1929 May 21 

F. 10 Chamberlain Brown, Inc., 1917 – 1931 

F. 11 Lyman Brown (Checks from Family), 1917 – 1930 

Collections, 1921 – 1959 and undated 

F. 12 Active Press, 1936 – 1939 (Includes correspondence with Benjamin 

Solomon re: lawsuit.) 

F. 13 Arrow Letters Corporation, 1952 

F. 14 Beekman Tower Hotel, 1941 – 1942 

F. 15 Bergold Press, Inc., 1938 – 1939 (Includes correspondence with 

Edward S. Alter, attorney re: lawsuit.) 

F. 16 Bolton, Harold (Arbitration), 1930 – 1934 

F. 17 Brass Rail, 1940 – 1949 

F. 18 Brooks Costume Company, 1930 – 1933 

F. 19 Call Business Sservice, 1951 - 1953 

F. 20-21 Carl Fischer Concert Hall, 1949 – 1954 and undated 

F. 22 Christy, Don, 1953 - 1954 

F. 23 Cutler, M. Allen, 1950 – 1952 (Includes correspondence re: John 

Kenley and lawsuit.) 

Box 160 

F. 1 Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 1937 – 1939 

(See also Louis N. Field correspondence.) 

F. 2 Dixie Hotel, 1932 – 1941 and undated 

F. 3 Eaves Costume Company, 1941 (Includes correspondence with Joseph 

D. Geoly, attorney.) 

F. 4-5 Eisenberg, Philip O, 1939 – 1942 and undated 

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F. 6 Eldridge Co., Inc., 1936 

F. 7 Fox, James G., 1931 

F. 8 Gold Sound Systems, Inc., 1938 

Grayber, Irving N., 1936 - 1943 

F. 9 1936 – 1938 (Includes Meyer v. Brown, Ambrose, v. Brown, and 

Grayber v. Brown.) 

F. 10 1939 

F. 11 1940 

F. 12 1941 – 1943 (Includes correspondence with Morris H. Horowitz, 

Grayber’s attorney.) 

F. 13 Grayson, Frances Wilson, 1921 - 1922 

F. 14 Great Northern Hotel, 1948 - 1949 

F. 15 Hechheimer, Harry Saks, 1920 – 1924 

F. 16 Hotaling News Agency, 1930, 1948 – 1951 

F. 17 Hotel Astor, 1948 – 1949 

F. 18 Hotel Capitol, 1940 – 1941 

F. 19 Hotel Jackson, 1939 – 1941 

F. 20 Hotel Knickerbocker, 1940 – 1943 

F. 21 Hotel Lincoln, 1932 – 1933 and 1948 - 1951 

F. 22 Hotel Times, Square, 1933 – 1934 

F. 23 Hotel Woodstock, 1949 – 1950 

F. 24 Jacobs, Charles A., 1935 

F. 25 K.C.S. Tavern, 1950 – 1952 

F. 26 Keyes Star Press, 1951 

F. 27 LaHiff, William F. (Estate), 1934 

F. 28 Lawrence, Margaret, 1929 

F. 29 Lincoln Office Towel Supply Company, 1937 - 1940 

Box 161 

F. 1 McAfee, Robert (Photographer), 1938 – 1939 

F. 2 McCullough, Kae E., 1949 

F. 3 McGaugh, Rex, 1933 (Includes correspondence with American 

Federation of Musicians re: claim for payment.) 

F. 4 Mahieu Costumers, Inc., 1938 – 1939 

F. 5 Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Company, 1950 - 1952 

F. 6 Meyer, Eugene C. and Margaret, 1935 

F. 7 Model Letter Service, 1939 – 1941 

F. 8 Monarch Towel Supply Company, 1931 – 1934 

F. 9 Nassau Press, 1949 - 1959 

F. 10 National Process Company, 1939 (National Process Company was 

printer of Theatre Record.) 

F. 11-12 New York Telephone Company, 1929 - 1942 

F. 13 Nichols, Anne, 1931 

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F. 14 Owners and Tenants Electric Company, 1943 – 1946 

F. 15 Park Palace Amusement Corporation, 1937 – 1938 

F. 16 Pitel Press, Inc., 1936 

F. 17 Postal Envelope Company, 1953 

F. 18 Reliable Multigraphing Company, 1932 

F. 19 Sachs Quality Furniture, Inc., 1942 – 1944 

F. 20 Sanderson Brothers, 1933 – 1934 

F. 21 Schramm, Ebben, 1942 - 1945 

F. 22 Sheehan, E.M., 1939 

F. 23 Solanto, Albert, 1930 - 1934 

F. 24 Tankus, George, 1930 – 1934 and undated 

F. 25 V.J. Nola Studios, 1952 

F. 26 Vail Scenic Construction Company, 1929 - 1931 

F. 27 Ward & Harvey Studios, Inc., 1929 - 1932 

F. 28 Western Union Telegraph Company, 1931 – 1932 and 1941 – 

1942 

F. 29 Miscellaneous, 1930 – 1953 (Includes third party lawsuit: Hotel 

Algonquin v. Robert Goodhue.) 

Box 162 

F. 1 Expenses – Lists, 1926 – ca.1951 (See also General Account Statements.) 

F. 2 Insurance, 1957 (Includes estimate and notes for life insurance policy for 

Lyman Brown.) 

Invoices and Receipts, 1926 – 1955 and undated 

F. 3 General, 1926 – 1950 and undated 

F. 4 Alexander Theatre Ticket Office, 1948 – 1949 and undated 

(Includes some correspondence.) 

Hotels, 1937 – 1955 and undated 

F. 5 General, 1937 – 1951 and undated 

F. 6 Hotel Webster, 1951 – 1955 and undated 

F. 7 Productions (Unidentified), 1930 – 1941 and undated 

Office Rent (145 West 45 th St.), 1923 – 1955 and undated (Includes 

some leases.) 

F. 8 1923 - 1928 

F. 9 1930 - 1931 

F. 10 1932 - 1934 

F. 11 1939 – 1942 

F. 12 1935 - 1938 

F. 13 1943 

F. 14 1944 

F. 15 1945 

F. 16 1946 – 1947 

F. 17 1948 

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F. 18 1949 

F. 19 1950 – 1952 

F. 20 1953 

F. 21 1954 


Box 163 

F. 1 Pawnbrokers, 1951 

F. 2 Priestley Productions, Inc., 1939 (Includes stock certificate in Lyman 

Brown’s name.) 

Residences, 1929 – 1952 and undated 

F. 3 853 Seventh Avenue, 1929 – 1932 

F. 4-5 Hotel Belvedere, 1950 – 1952 and undated 

F. 6 Salary Receipts (Clients), 1916 – 1940 and undated 

Staff Salaries, 1930 – 1933 and undated 

F. 7 Cards, undated (See also General Accounts – Cards – P-Z.) 

F. 8 Sheets, 1930 – 1931 

F. 9-10 Statements, 1932 – 1933 and undated 

F. 11 Stocks and Bonds, 1934 – 1941 (Includes note from and letter to Emma 

Brown Lyman (Aunt Kittie).) 

Taxes, 1918 – 1961 and undated 

F. 12 1918 – 1920 

F. 13 1921 

F. 14 1922 – 1924 

F. 15 1925 – 1927 

F. 16 1928 

F. 17 1929 – 1933 

F. 18 1934 – 1936 (See also Personal and Family Papers – Chamberlain Brown 

Correspondence from George M. Brown, 1935.) 

F. 19 1937 – 1939 

F. 20 1951 – 1954 (Includes correspondence from government re: taxes due.) 

F. 21 1961 

F. 22 undated 

Wills and Trusts, 1899 – 1959 and undated 

Box 164 

F. 1 Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman, 1933, 1938 (Includes two 

handwritten, informal wills; Chamberlain Brown possibly infers 

suicide.) 

Brown, George M. Estate (Father), 1909 – 1953 and undated 

F. 2 1938 – 1947 (Includes probate document.) 

F. 3 1948 – 1953 and undated 

F. 4 State St. Trust Company Passbook, 1909 – 1918 

F. 5 Brown, George S. (Grandfather) 

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F. 6 Chamberlain, Samuel E. (Grandfather), 1899 (Includes bankbook 

and note to Lyman Chamberlain Brown.) 

F. 7 Chase, Abbie McDuffee (Great-Aunt), 1929 – 1933 (Includes 

statements.) 

F. 8 Leacock, Anne Brown (Aunt Nan) Estate, 1954 (Includes 

correspondence with Perkins and Holland; see also Emma Brown 

Lyman Estate.) 

Lyman, Emma Brown (Aunt Kittie) Estate, 1942 – 1959 

F. 9 1942 – 1947 

F. 10 1948 – 1949 

F. 11 1950 

F. 12 1951 - 1952 

F. 13 1953 – 1955 

F. 14 1957 – 1959 (Includes report on Anne Brown Leacock Trust.) 

F. 15 Miscellaneous, 1938 – 1954 and undated (Includes correspondence to 

vendors, subpoenas to appear in lawsuits (Louise Henry v. N.Y. Post, 

1938 and Brenda Lane v. L.E.C. Corporation, 1934), and business card 

for Philip Silverman, attorney.) 

Series VI: Office Files, ca. 1908 – 1955 and undated 

Sub-series 1 – Contact Cards, ca. 1923 – 1955 and undated 

Box 165 

A – H, ca. 1930 – 1955 and undated 

Box 166 

I – Mi, ca. 1928 – 1949 and undated 

Box 167 

N – Z, Featured and Star Character Comedians, and Production 

Stage Managers A-B, ca. 1923 – 1951 and undated 

Sub-series 2 – Stock Theaters, ca. 1908 – 1961 and undated 

Box 168 

F. 1 Box Office Statements (When Ladies Meet, South Broad St. 

Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa.), 1933 Apr. 17 – 1933 Apr. 19 

(Statements signed by Tom Ewell.) 

Bulletins, 1908 – 1934 and undated 

F. 2 Amalgamated Amusement Company, ca. 1908 

American Play Company, Inc., 1929 – 1933 and undated 

F. 3 1929 Dec. 2 – 1932 Jan. 4 (Many weeks are missing.) 

F. 4 1932 Jan. 11 – 1932 Nov. 21 

F. 5 1933 May 1 – 1933 Sept. 25 

Century Play Company, 1928 - 1934 

1928 

F. 6 Apr. 30 – Sept. 24 

F. 7 Oct. 1 – Dec. 31 

1929 

F. 8 Jan. 7 – June 24 

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F. 9 July 1 – Dec. 30 

1930 

F. 10 Jan. 6 – May 26 

F. 11 June 2 – Dec. 29 

F. 12 1931 Jan. 5 – 1931 Dec. 28 (Many weeks are missing.) 

F. 13 1932 Jan. 11 – 1932 Nov. 14 (Many weeks are missing.) 

F. 14 1933 Apr. 17 – 1933 Sept. 18 (Some weeks are missing.) 

F. 15 1934 May 28 and 1934 June 10 

Co=National [sic] Plays, Inc., 1931 - 1934 

1931 

F. 16 (Many weeks are missing.) 

F. 17 1931 Dec. 28 – 1933 Jan. 2 

F. 18 1933 Jan. 9 – 1934 Jan. 1 (Includes Bulletin newsletter; some weeks 

are missing.) 

F. 19 1934 Jan. 8 – 1934 Dec. 3 (Includes only several issues.) 

Darcy and Wolford, 1931 – 1933 

Box 169 

F. 1 1931 Apr. – 1931 Dec. 28 

F. 2 1932 Jan. 4 – 1933 Oct. 2 (Includes only several issues for 1933.) 

F. 3 The Prompter, 1918 – 1933 (Includes six issues.) 

F. 4 Route Card (Take a Look Company), 1924 – 1925 

F. 5-6 Tip Folio, 1914 - 1918 

Schedules, 1931 - 1961 

F. 7-8 Alphabetical by City, 1931 – 1957 (Includes schedules kept by 

Lyman Brown.) 

F. 9 Alphabetical by Play Title, 1960 – 1961 (Includes schedules kept 

by Lyman Brown.) 

Summer, 1928 – 1954 and undated 

F. 10 Box Office Statements, 1933 – 1949 and undated (Includes mostly 

box office statements for Accent on Youth with Paul Lukas, 1949.) 

F. 11 “Contracts for Lyman Brown” (Notes), 1947 (Includes notes kept 

by Lyman Brown, alphabetical by performer.) 

Schedules and Notes, 1940 – 1950 and undated (Includes typed 

notes on loose sheets of paper and handwritten notes in notebooks 

kept by Lyman Brown.) 

Box 170 

F. 1 1940 – 1947 and undated 

F. 2-3 1948 and undated (Includes notes alphabetical by city, second file 

alphabetical by star, and notes on related matters.) 

1949 

F. 4 May 16 – June 6 (Includes handwritten notes kept chronologically 

re: negotiations.) 

F. 5 June 17 – Aug. 18 (Includes two notebooks.) 

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F. 6 Aug. 18 – 31 (Includes some notes kept chronologically and some 

by star.) 

F. 7 1950 and undated (Includes notes on clients arranged chronologically 

and notebook with schedules, arranged by city.) 

F. 8 Stars Contacted (Probably), 1951 – 1954 and undated 

F. 9 Miscellaneous, 1928 – 1939 and undated (Includes handwritten review 

of Susan and God, Brighton Theatre, ca. Aug. 1939, flyer for native 

Theatre, Mamaroneck, N.Y., and notes.) 


Memos to Secretary, ca. 1931 – 1932 (Includes typed and handwritten 

notes from Chamberlain Brown to Carolyn Duffy, secretary, mostly on 

financial matters.) 

F. 10 ca. 1931 Jan. – ca. 1931 Apr. 

F. 11 1931 May – 1931 June 

F. 12 1931 July – 1932 Apr. 

Box 171 

F. 1 Actors’ Equity Association, 1923 – 1947 and undated (Includes 

Equity card, Equity Library Theatre schedule and newsletter, and 

program for Annual Midnight Follies, 1923; see also Correspondence – 

Actors’ Equity Association.) 

Casting, 1928 – 1951 and undated 

F. 2 Artists Under Contract Not Engaged, 1930 – 1932 

F. 3 The Chocolate Soldier, 1944 (Includes correspondence re: proposed 

revival by Dr. Hans Bartsch.) 

F. 4 Claudia, 1948 (Includes correspondence re: proposed stock production.) 

F. 5 Client Lists, 1930 and undated 

F. 6 Happily Ever After, 1944 – 1945 and undated (Includes 

correspondence and papers re: proposed Barney Klawans’ 

production; also includes letter from Gene Lockhart, Oct. 31, 1944.) 

F. 7 Notes and Suggestions, 1934 – ca. 1949 and undated (Includes 

James Van de Mark report on Men in White at Curran Theatre, 1934.) 

F. 8-9 Notes on Stars, 1934 – ca. 1936 and undated (Notes probably kept 

by Lyman Brown.) 

F. 10 Notes on Talent Seen and To See, 1928 and undated 

F. 11 Rabbit Run Theatre (Madison, Ohio), 1948 

F. 12 Steve, 1930 (Includes two lists of actors for unidentified stock production.) 

Talent, 1935 – 1951 and undated 

F. 13 Promotion and Inquiries, 1938 – 1954 and undated (Includes 

flyers for Millard Mitchell, correspondence re: the Lane Brothers, 

and postcards for Ralph Harrolde play reading.) 

Resumés, 1946 - 1951 and undated 

F. 14 General, 1946 and undated 

F. 15 Waters, Zack (Director), 1950 – 1951 (Includes photos.) 

F. 16 Sent Out, 1935 

F. 17 Charity Solicitations, 1936 – 1954 

Employees, 1917 – 1954 and undated 

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F. 18 Agreements, 1938 

F. 19 Duties and Address List, 1927 – 1941 and undated 

F. 20 Potential, 1933 – 1952 

F. 21 References, 1931 - 1945 

F. 22 Albert, Dorothy (a.k.a. Brenner, Dorothy), 1940 - 1949 

F. 23-24 Archambault, Normand A., 1936 – 1940 and undated 

Box 172 

F. 1-2 Balogh, William C., 1925 – 1931 and undated (Includes mostly 

correspondence re: salary owed.) 

F. 3 Beckwith, William G., 1951 and 1954 

F. 4 Breaux, Johnny, 1934 – 1939 and undated 

F. 5 Brown, William J., 1933 – 1943 and undated (Includes lawsuit 

papers.) 

F. 6-7 Carroll, Fred and Helen (Mother), 1938 – 1946 and undated 

F. 8 Cook, Howard, 1947 – 1948 and undated 

F. 9 Crawford, O.T., 1934 

F. 10 Decker, Phelps, 1925 

F. 11 Duffy, Carolyn, 1932 – 1934 and undated (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 12 Flack, Frederic G., 1934 – 1938 and undated 

F. 13 Fox, Benjamin, 1937 - 1938 

F. 14 Fox, Jimmie (a.k.a. Fox, James L. and Robert A.), 1941 – 1947 

and undated (Fox was also in prison.) 

F. 15 Gottlieb, Harold, 1937 

F. 16 Grady, John W., 1941 (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 17 Gural, Natalie, 1931 (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 18 Howe, Ralph S. , 1935 – 1936 (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 19 Lewis, Nat, 1934 – 1936 and undated (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 20 Lodge, Robert E., 1938 (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 21 Neumacher, Richard, 1948 and undated 

F. 22 O’Reilly, William J., 1925 – 1929 (Includes employment and lawsuit 

papers.) 

F. 23-24 Oliver, Robert (a.k.a. “Little Oliver”), 1937 – 1952 and undated 

(Includes clippings re: probable publicity stunt by Chamberlain 

Brown, correspondence, and program for Louder, Please, Islam 

Grotto.) 

F. 25 Reiff, Robert, 1932 and undated 

F. 26 Scholl, John Jay, 1917 -1920 (Includes lawsuit papers.) 

F. 27 Shepard, Anna, 1933 – 1936 and undated 

F. 28 Worden, Joseph H., 1941 – 1942 and undated 

F. 29 Miscellaneous, 1929 – 1943 and undated 

Box 173 

F. 1 Hotels, 1937 – 1949 and undated 

Industry Publications, 1913 – 1954 and undated 

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F. 2 Arts Council of Breat Britain Annual Reports, 1945 and 1946 – 

1947 

F. 3 Broadway Brevities, 1921 – 1924 

F. 4 Chicago Radio Talent Directory, 1940 May 

F. 5 Fidelity (Actors’ Fidelity League), 1921 (Includes four issues only.) 

F. 6 The Fifth Year of CEMA (Council for the Encouragement of 

Music and the Arts, Great Britain), 1944 

F. 7 The King-Lynch News (Manchester, N.H.), 1913 

F. 8 Lest We Forget: Curtain Falls on Notable Theatrical 

Personages in 1946 (Etc.), 1946 – 1950 

F. 9 National Theatre Service Department Report, 1954 July 10 

(Unpublished, marked “Fourth Copy.”) 

F. 10 New Theatre Magazine, 1935 – 1936 (Includes correspondence only.) 

F. 11 Notes and Ideas (Chamberlain Brown, Probably), undated 

F. 12 Office, 1926 – 1946 and undated (Includes floor plan for office; see also 

Legal and Financial Papers – Office Rent.) 

F. 13 Office Space, Potential, undated (Includes Cellini Building brochure.) 

F. 14 Publicity, 1938 – 1946 and undated 

F. 15 Stationery, ca. 1920s – 1936 and undated 

F. 16 Subscriptions, 1924 – 1948 

F. 17 Ticket Requests, 1939 Nov. 4 (Includes copy of one letter requesting 

tickets to hear Jerome Rappaport.) 

F. 18 U.S. Post Office, 1948 - 1950 

F. 19 Miscellaneous, 1939 – 1954 and undated (Includes handwritten notes, 

calling cards for unidentified people, letterhead, and letter from vendor.) 

Series VII: Fritzi Scheff Papers, 1905 – 1955 and undated 

Correspondence, 1920 – 1955 and undated (Includes correspondence with 

Chamberlain and Lyman Brown.) 

F. 20 1920 - 1929 

F. 21 1930 (Includes some correspondence re: Fritzi Scheff and Company.) 

F. 22 1931 (Includes correspondence and contracts mostly for Tonight or Never; 

includes financial statement; see also Ralph Kettering correspondence.) 

F. 23 1932 

F. 24-25 1933 (Includes correspondence re: Tonight or Never, Community Playhouse, 

Kingston, Mass.) 

F. 26 1934 – 1936 

F. 27 1937 

Box 174 

F. 1-2 1938 

F. 3 1939 

F. 4-5 1940 (Includes note from Daniel Frohman, Jan. 14, 1940.) 

F. 6 1941 

F. 7-8 1942 

F. 9 1943 – 1944 

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F. 10 1945 – 1946 

F. 11 1947 

F. 12 1948 – 1953 

F. 13 1954 – 1955 (Includes correspondence and documents re: Scheff estate 

dispute.) 


Box 175 

F. 1-2 Biography (Manuscript Drafts), undated (Includes several manuscripts, one 

marked “Synopsis – 3 rd Copy Complete.”) 

Fritzi Scheff and Company (Vaudeville), 1930 

F. 3 General (Includes contracts, handwritten program copy, program, and clipping 

for RKO Palace (Chicago), presented by Chamberlain Brown.) 


F. 5 Programs, 1909 – 1921 and undated 

F. 6 Ephemera, 1929 – 1952 and undated (Includes union cards, dues, receipts, 

Times Square Hall of Fame award certificate, B.F. Keith’s Theatre News, 

Nov. 5, 1923, and Kiss Me Again sheet music fragment.) 

F. 7 Clippings, 1905 -1933 and undated 

Series VIII: Photographs, 1886 – 1956 and undated 

Sub-series 1 – Personal and Family, 1886 – 1952 and undated 

Brown, Chamberlain, ca. 1892 – ca. 1940s 

F. 8-9 ca. 1892 - 1909 

F. 10 ca. 1915 – ca. 1940s (Includes photo with Johnny “Joe” Dundee.) 

Brown, Lyman, 1899 – ca. 1940s 

F. 11 1899 – 1903 and undated 

F. 12 ca. 1940s 

F. 13 Brown, Chamberlain and Lyman, 1897 – ca. 1950s (Includes photo 

probably with Gen. Samuel E. Chamberlain, maternal grandfather.) 

F. 14 Brown, Dolorius T. (Mother), 1886 – 1890 and undated (Includes 

wedding portrait.) 

F. 15 Brown, George M. (Father), undated 

Brown Family (Miscellaneous), 1889 – 1952 and undated 

Box 176 

F. 1 1889 – 1952 and undated 

F. 2 ca. 1889 and undated (Probably Brown family.) 

F. 3 Chamberlain Family, 1889 and undated 

F. 4 Unidentified or Relationship Unknown, 1887 – 1889 and undated 

F. 5 Homes, 1933 and undated (Includes photos of Chamberlain Lodge, 

Annisquam, Mass., and Maple Hall.) 

Albums, ca. 1910 and undated 

F. 6 Brown, Chamberlain’s Album, undated (Includes photos of Lyman 

Brown, Elsie Finch, George Gray, Henry Woodruff, Aunt Nan, et al.) 

F. 7 ca. 1910 (Includes photos of family and summer home (?) and several N.Y. 

theater exteriors.) 

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Sub-series 2 - Performers and Clients, 1917 – 1956 and undated 

General, 1917 – 1956 and undated 

F. 8 A – B, 1939 – 1950 and undated (Includes photos of Elsa Alsey, 

Ainsworth Arnold, New Holyoke Theatre marquee, Apr. 15, 1943, 

Hal Brown, and Nat Burns.) 

F. 9 C- D, 1917 – 1938 and undated (Includes Emmett Corrigan, Jack 

Dempsey, Gilbert Douglas, and Paul Douglas.) 

F. 10 E – H, 1940 – 1954 and undated (Includes photo of Vince Edwards.) 

F. 11 J – N, 1936 – ca. 1954 and undated (Includes photos of Jack Lord and 

Nila Mac.) 

F. 12 O – R, 1935 – 1956 and undated (Includes photos of Erin O’Brien- 

Moore, Mary Pickford, and Roger Pryor.) 

F. 13 S – Z and Unidentified, 1926 – 1954 and undated (Includes photos 

of Fritzi Scheff, Lenore Ulric, Estelle Wentworth, and Violet Zell. ) 

From Card File, ca. 1930 - 1949 

Actors 

Box 177 

F. 1 A – B 

F. 2 C (Includes photo of Ira Cirker.) 

F. 3 D (Includes photo of John Dexter.) 

F. 4 E 

F. 5 F (Includes photo of Jay C. Flippen.) 

F. 6 G (Includes photo of Robert E. Griffith.) 

H 

F. 7 Ha (Includes photos of Larry Haines and Teddy Hart.) 

F. 8 He – Hi 

F. 9 Ho (Includes photo of Sterling Holloway.) 

F. 10 Hu – Hy 

F. 11 I – J 

F. 12 K 

Box 178 

F. 1 L 

F. 2 M (Includes photos of Walter Matthau and Sid Melton.) 

F. 3 N – O 

F. 4 P – Q 

F. 5 R 

F. 6 S (Includes photo of Ed Setrakian.) 

F. 7 T -Z 

F. 8 Comedians (Featured and Star) (Includes photos of Ray Bolger, Joe E. 

Brown, William Gaxton, Jack Haley, George Jessel, Jack Pearl, 

Arthur Treacher, Ernest Truex, Bert Wheeler, Robert Q. Lewis, Ken 

Murray, and Herb Shriner.) 

F. 9 Production Stage Managers (A – B), undated 

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F. 10 Actors’ Fund (Chicago), 1919 Mar. 28 (Includes photo of actors at 

piano, including Lina Abarbanell, Wilda Bennett, Helen Bolton, Lionel 

Braham, Donald Brian, Charles Cherry, Patricia Collinge, Frank Craven, 

Francine Larrimore, Charles Randall, and Margery Wood.) 

F. 11 Hardie, Willard, 1926 – 1931 and undated (Includes album.) 

F. 12 Over Twenty-One (Italy?), undated (Includes three photos of performance 

with note from “Dennis.”) 

F. 13 Overnight Company, 1911 – 1912 (Includes autographed photo in poor 

condition.) 

F. 14 Prisoners, 1938 and undated (Includes letter from N.J. State Prison.) 

F. 15 Scheff, Fritzi (Family Photos), 1900 – 1905 and undated 

Box 179 

F. 1 Soldiers, 1943 – ca. 1946 and undated 

F. 2 Theatre Record (Performers), 1950 – 1953 and undated 

F. 3 Purchased (Probably), undated (Includes several photos inscribed to 

Florence Auer; Auer is also in one photo.) 

F. 4 Miscellaneous, 1943 – 1955 and undated (Includes photo of James Van 

de Mark, “Giorgio,” and Monroe Carlow (student).) 

Series IX: Clippings, 1902 – 1961 and undated 

Loose 

F. 5 Beecher, Janet, 1926 – 1929 

Bennett, 1924 – 1937 and undated 

F. 6 1924 – 1927 

F. 7 1928 

F. 8 1929 – 1930 

F. 9 1931 – 1937 and undated 

Brady, Alice, 1913 – 1942 and undated 

F. 10 1913 – 1924 

F. 11 1925 

F. 12-13 1926 

F. 14 1927 

F. 15 1928 

F. 16 1929 

F. 17 1930 

1931 

Box 180 

F. 1 Feb. – Sept. 

F. 2 Oct. – Dec. 

F. 3 1932 

F. 4 1933 

F. 5 1934 – 1936 

F. 6 1937 

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F. 7 1938 – 1942 and undated 

Braham, Horace, 1922 – 1934 and undated 

F. 8 1922 - 1927 

F. 9 1928 

F. 10 1929 

F. 11 1930 – 1934 and undated 

Burke, Billie, 1908 – 1946 and undated 

F. 12 1908 – 1927 

F. 13 1928 – 1929 

F. 14 1930 – 1935 

F. 15 1936 – 1946 

F. 16 undated 

Byron, Arthur, ca. 1907 – 1943 and undated 

Box 181 

F. 1 ca. 1907 - 1929 

F. 2 1930 

F. 3 1931 - 1935 

F. 4 1936 – 1943 and undated 

Calhern, Louis, 1923 – 1944 and undated 

F. 5 1923 - 1927 

F. 6 1928 - 1929 

F. 7 1930 - 1939 

F. 8 1940 – 1944 and undated 

Cantor, Eddie, 1924 – 1946 and undated 

F. 9 1924 – 1933 

F. 10 1934 – 1938 

F. 11 1939 – 1940 

F. 12 1941 - 1942 

F. 13 1943 – 1946 


Carroll, Albert, 1923 – 1945 

Box 182 

F. 1 1923 – 1926 

F. 2 1927 

F. 3 1928 

F. 4 1929 

F. 5 1930 – 1945 

Colbert, Claudette, 1925 – 1939 and undated 

F. 6 1925 – 1928 (Includes Within the Law clippings (Chamberlain and Lyman 

Brown production).) 

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F. 7 1929 – 1930 

F. 8 1931 - 1935 

F. 9 1936 – 1938 

F. 10 1939 

F. 11 undated 

Connolly, Walter, 1912 – 1941 and undated 

F. 12 1912 – 1933 

F. 13 1933 - 1937 

F. 14 1938 – 1941 and undated 

Corio, Ann, 1940 – 1947 and undated 

F. 15 1940 – 1942 

F. 16-17 1943 

Box 183 

F. 1 1944 – 1947 

F. 2 undated 

Darnell, Linda, 1939 – 1944 and undated 

F. 3 1939 – 1940 

F. 4 1941 – 1942 

F. 5 1943 – 1944 

F. 6 undated 

F. 7 Gable, Clark, 1927 – 1928 and undated (See also Personal and Family 

Papers - Programs for Anna Christie and Sinner, Palace, Houston.) 

Gaxton, William, 1925 – 1940 and undated 

F. 8 1925 – 1927 

F. 9 1928 

F. 10 1929 

F. 11 1930 – 1931 

F. 12 1932 – 1935 

F. 13 1936 – 1938 

F. 14 1939 – 1940 

F. 15 undated 

F. 16 Gibson, Ted W., 1913 – 1917 and undated 

Glendinning, Ernest, 1924 – 1936 and undated 

F. 17 1924 – 1929 

F. 18 1930 – 1931 

F. 19 1932 – 1936 and undated 

Hall, Jon, 1937 – 1941 and undated 

Box 184 

F. 1-2 1937 

F. 3 1938 – 1939 

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F. 4 1940 

F. 5 1941 

F. 6 undated 

Hardie, Russell, 1924 – 1936 and undated 

F. 7 1924 – 1929 

F. 8 1930 

F. 9 1931 

F. 10 1932 – 1935 


Hayes, Helen, 1922 – 1950 and undated 

F. 12 1922 – 1926 

F. 13 1927 

F. 14 1928 

F. 15 1929 

F. 16 1930 

F. 17 1931 

F. 18 1932 

F. 19 1933 - 1936 

Box 185 

F. 1 1937 

F. 2 1938 

F. 3-4 1939 

F. 5 1940 

F. 6 1941 - 1950 


Heming, Violet, 1922 – 1943 and undated 

F. 9 1922 - 1925 

F. 10 1926 

F. 11 1927 – 1928 

F. 12 1929 

F. 13 1930 – 1935 

F. 14 1936 – 1943 and undated 

Jolson, Al, 1923 – 1941 and undated 

F. 15 1923 - 1925 

F. 16 1926 – 1927 

1928 

F. 17 Mar. – Sept. 

F. 18 Oct. 

F. 19 Nov. – Dec. 

Box 186 

177



F. 1 1929 – 1930 

F. 2 1931 – 1933 

F. 3 1934 - 1939 

F. 4 1940 

F. 5 1941 


Kirkland, Alexander, 1924 – 1940 and undated 

F. 8 1924 – 1929 (Includes programs for The Right Age to Marry, Forty-Ninth 

St. Theatre and Nixon’s Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, N.J.) 

F. 9 1930 – 1935 

F. 10 1936 – 1940 and undated 

F. 11-12 Laurie, Joe, Jr., 1924 – 1941 and undated 

Lieber, Fritz, 1923 – 1932 and undated 

F. 13 1923 – 1928 

F. 14 1929 

F. 15 1930 

F. 16 1931 – 1932 and undated 

Lord, Pauline, 1919 – 1940 and undated 

Box 187 

F. 1 1919 – 1925 

F. 2 1926 

F. 3 1927 

F. 4 1928 – 1930 

F. 5 1931 – 1935 (Includes What Every Woman Knows, Chamberlain Brown 

Players, Westchester Theatre.) 

F. 6 1936 – 1940 and undated 

Lowell, Helen, ca. 1904 – 1936 and undated 

F. 7 ca. 1904 - 1925 

F. 8 1926 

F. 9 1927 – 1930 

F. 10 1931 – 1936 and undated 

F. 11-12 MacMahon, Aline, 1926 – 1961 and undated 

McManamy, Sue, 1915 – 1932 and undated 

F. 13 1915 – 1924 

F. 14 1925 – 1932 

F. 15 undated 

Maxwell, Elsa, 1924 – 1954 and undated 

Box 188 

F. 1 1924 – 1939 

F. 2 1940 – 1941 

F. 3 1942 – 1954 

178



F. 4 undated 

Menken, Helen, 1918 – 1938 and undated 

F. 5 1918 – 1925 

F. 6 1926 

F. 7 1927 

F. 8 1928 

F. 9 1929 

F. 10 1930 

F. 11 1931 – ca. 1934 

F. 12 1935 – 1938 (Includes press releases for Her Second Husband, CBS radio 

program, 1937.) 

F. 13 undated (includes publicity material for Shubert theaters and B.F. Keith’s 

Riverside.) 

Meredith, Burgess, 1930 – 1941 and undated 

F. 14 1930 – 1935 

F. 15 1936 

F. 16 1937 

F. 17 1938 – 1940 

F. 18 1941 

F. 19 undated 

Overman, Lynne, 1924 -1939 and undated 

Box 189 

F. 1 1924 – 1928 

F. 2 1929 – 1930 

F. 3 1931 – 1939 and undated 

Rich, Irene, 1923 – 1941 and undated 

F. 4 1923 – 1929 

F. 5 1931 – 1939 

F. 6 1940 – 1941 and undated 

Ring, Blanche, 1902 – 1958 and undated 

F. 7 1902 – 1922 (Includes some halftones.) 

F. 8 1923 – 1925 

F. 9-10 1926 

F. 11-12 1927 

F. 13 1928 

F. 14 1929 

F. 15 1930 

F. 16 1931 – 1933 

F. 17 1934 – 1958 

F. 18 undated 

Risdon, Elizabeth, 1917 – 1938 and undated 

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Box 190 

F. 1 1917 – 1925 

F. 2 1926 – 1927 

F. 3 1928 – 1929 

F. 4 1930 – 1938 and undated 

Santley, Joseph, 1921 – 1935 and undated 

F. 5 1921 – 1924 

F. 6 1925 

F. 7 1926 

F. 8 1927 – 1935 and undated 

F. 9 Saunders, John Mack, undated 

F. 10 Savitt, Jan, 1939 – 1941 and undated 

F. 11 Savo, Jimmy, 1927 – 1940 and undated 

Stanwyck, Barbara, 1926 – 1958 and undated 

F. 12 1926 – 1929 

F. 13 1930 – 1933 

F. 14 1934 – 1937 

F. 15 1938 – 1939 

F. 16 1940 

F. 17 1941 – ca. 1942 

F. 18 1948 – 1958 


Starr, Frances, ca. 1906 – 1942 and undated 

Box 191 

F. 1 ca. 1906 – 1925 

F. 2 1926 

F. 3 1927 

F. 4 1928 

F. 5 1929 – 1934 

F. 6 1935 – 1942 

F. 7 undated 

F. 8 Tearle, Conway, 1923 – 1924 

Thomas, John Charles, 1917 – 1936 and undated 

F. 9 1917 – 1921 Mar. 

1921 

F. 10 Apr. – July 

F. 11 Sept. – Dec. 

F. 12 1922 – 1923 Oct. 

1923 

F. 13 Nov. 

180



F. 14 Dec. 

1924 

F. 15 Jan. – Feb. 

F. 16 Mar. – Dec. 

F. 17 1925 - 1926 

Box 192 

F. 1 1927 – 1928 

F. 2 1929 – 1931 

F. 3 1932 – 1936 

F. 4 undated 

F. 5 Tracy, Arthur, 1930 – 1933 and undated 

Tucker, Sophie, 1925 – 1945 and undated 

F. 6 1925 – 1928 

F. 7 1929 – 1933 

F. 8 1934 – 1937 

F. 9 1938 

1939 

F. 10 Jan. – July 

F. 11 Aug. – 1 – 25 

F. 12 Aug. 26 – ca. Aug. 31 

F. 13 Sept. – Dec. and ca. 1939 

F. 14 1940 – 1945 and undated 

F. 15 Vallee, Rudy, 1929 – 1942 and undated 

F. 16-17 Warner, H.B., 1910 – 1929 and undated 

Box 193 

F. 1 1922 

F. 2-3 1923 

F. 4 1924 – 1925 

F. 5 1926 

F. 6 1927 – 1929 and undated 

Welles, Orson, ca. 1936 – 1941 and undated 

F. 7 ca. 1936 – 1938 

F. 8 1939 (Includes press releases for Campbell Playhouse.) 

F. 9 1940 and ca. 1940 

F. 10 1941 

F. 11 undated 

F. 12 Whorf, Richard, 1925 – 1941 and undated 

F. 13 Wynters, Charlotte, 1925 – 1926 

Young, Robert, 1937 – 1960 and undated 

F. 14 1937 – 1938 

181



F. 15 1932 – 1936 

F. 16 1939 

F. 17 1940 

Box 194 

F. 1 1941 – 1960 

F. 2 undated 

F. 3 Prisons, 1938 – 1939 and undated 

F. 4 A – Z, ca. 1898 – 1941 and undated 

F. 5 General, ca. 190? – 1953 and undated (Includes unidentified and undated 

halftones and other clippings.) 

Series X: Scrapbooks, ca. 1880s – 1932 and undated [Bulk Dates], 

ca. 1880s – 1950 and undated 

Box 195 

Abarbanell, Lina 

Box 196 

Adams, Maude 

Box 197 

Ainley, Henry 

Box 198-199 

Albertson, Arthur (2) 

Box 200 

Alessandro, José 

Box 201 

Alexander, Katherine 

Box 202 

Allen, Louise and Dumbrille, Douglas 

Box 203 

Allenby, Peggy 

Box 204 

Anderson, Ernest 

Box 205 

Andrews, Ann 

Box 206 

Anglin, Margaret 

Box 207 

Apollo Theatre 

Box 208 

Arcaro, Flavia and Jewel, Izetta 

Box 209 

Ardell, Franklyn 

Box 210 

182



Box 211 

Box 212 

Box 213 

Box 214 

Box 215 

Box 216 

Box 217 

Box 218 

Box 219 

Box 220 

Box 221 

Box 222 

Box 223 

Box 224 

Box 225- 

225a 

Box 226-227 

Box 228 

Box 229-231 

Box 232 

Armitage, Buford 

Armitage, Pauline 

Armstrong, Robert 

Arnold, Ainsworth 

Arnold, Roberta 

Arthur, John 

Arthur, Julia 

Ash, Paul 

Asther, Nils 

Auditorium Theatre (Concord, N.H.) 

Austin, Leslie 

Baker, Lee 

Baklanoff, Georges 

Baldwin, Winnie 

Barnes, George 

Barnes, T. Roy 

Barnett, Zoe (2) 

Barrett, Maurice 

Barrymore, John (3) 

Barrymore, Lionel 

183



Box 233-235 

Box 236-237 

Box 238 

Box 239-240 

Box 241 

Box 242-244 

Box 245 

Box 246 

Box 247 

Box 248 

Box 249 

Box 250 

Box 251 

Box 252 

Box 253 

Box 254 

Box 255 

Box 256 

Box 257 

Box 258 

Barthelmess, Richard (3) 

Barton, James (2) 

Basse, Edward 

Bates, Blanche (2) 

Baxter, Warner 

Bayes, Nora (3) 

Beasley, Byron 

Beaston, Frank 

Beecher, Janet 

Bellamy, Ralph 

Benham, Earl 

Bennett, Richard 

Bennison, Louis 

Bentley, Robert 

Bickford, Charles 

Bingham, Amelia 

Bird, Richard 

Blair, Eugenie 

Blood, Adele 

Blue, Monte et al 

184



Box 259 

Bogart, Humphrey 

Box 260 

Bohnen, Michael 

Box 261-263 

Boland, Mary (3) 

Box 264 

Boley, May 

Box 265 

Bolton, Helen 

Box 266 

Bosworth, Aubrey 

Box 267 

Bowhan, Sibylla et al 

Box 268-269 

Boyd, William (2) 

Box 270-273 

Brady, Alice (4) 

Box 274 

Brian, Donald 

Box 275 

Bronson, Bettie 

Brown, Chamberlain (5), ca. 1880s - 1914 

Box 276 

Scrapbook, ca. 1880s 

Box 277 Correspondence, 1903 – 1911 

Box 278 1904 - 1914 

Box 279-280 General 

Box 281 

Brown, Martin 

Box 282 

Browne, Harry C. 

Box 283 

Brownell, Mabel 

Box 284 

Burdette, Glenn 

Box 285-286 

Burke, Billie (2) 

Box 287 

Burroughs – Stage Celebrities 

Box 288 

185



Box 289 

Box 290 

Box 291 

Box 292 

Box 293 

Box 294 

Box 295 

Box 296 

Box 297 

Box 298 

Box 299 

Box 300 

Box 301 

Box 302 

Box 303 

Box 304 

Box 305 

Box 306 

Box 307 

Box 308 

Burtis, James 

Buzzell, Eddie 

Byron, Arthur 

Byron, Milton 

Cabot, Elliot 

Caine, Georgia 

Caldara, Orme 

Calhern, Louis 

Calvert, Catherine 

Campbell, Edith 

Carrillo, Leo 

Carroll, Albert 

Carroll, Harry 

Carroll, Marie 

Carruthers, Mabel 

Carson, Frances 

Carter, Frank 

Carter, Mrs. Leslie 

Carus, Emma 

Castle Square Players 

186



Box 309 

Box 310 

Box 311 

Box 312 

Box 313 

Box 314 

Box 315 

Box 316 

Box 317 

Box 318-319 

Box 320 

Box 321 

Box 322 

Box 323 

Box 324 

Box 325 

Box 326-327 

Box 328 

Box 329-330 

Box 331 

Catlett, Walter 

Cherry, Charles 

Christy, Hamilton 

Clark, Herbert 

Clark, Sylvia and Gerrard, Alfred 

Clarke, Harry 

Cleveland, Anna 

Cloninger, Ralph 

Coakley, Marion 

Cohan, George M. 

Coleman, Vincent (2) 

Collier, William 

Collier, William, Jr. 

Collinge, Patricia 

Collins, Miriam 

Colman, Ronald 

Connor, Allen 

Conover, Theresa Maxwell (2) 

Corrigan, Emmett 

Courtenay, William (2) 

187



Box 332 

Box 333 

Box 334 

Box 335-336 

Box 337 

Box 338 

Box 339 

Box 340 

Box 341 

Box 342 

Box 343 

Box 344 

Box 345 

Box 346 

Box 347 

Box 348-349 

Box 350 

Box 351 

Box 352 

Box 353 

Cowl, Jane 

Crafts, Charles 

Craig, Robert 

Crane, Harold 

Crane, James (2) 

Craven, Frank 

Crawford, Clifton 

Crawford, Edna Archer 

Crews, Laura Hope 

Cripps, Kernan and Miscellaneous 

Cropper, Roy 

Crosman, Henrietta 

Cross and Josephine 

Cross, Wellington 

Cunningham, Cecil 

Curtis, Marie 

Dale, Margaret (2) 

DalMonte, Toti 

Dalmores, Aimee 

Dana, Kenneth 

188



Box 354 

Box 355 

Box 356 

Box 357 

Box 358 

Box 359 

Box 360 

Box 361 

Box 362-363 

Box 364 

Box 365 

Box 366 

Box 367 

Box 368 

Box 369 

Box 370 

Box 371 

Box 372 

Box 373 

Box 374 

Davis, Bessie McCoy 

Dawn, Hazel 

DeHaven, Carter 

Delf, Harry 

Demarest, Frances 

DeSousa, May 

Diehl, Ilka and Drake, Josephine 

Dillman, Hugh 

Dilson, John 

Dinehart, Allan (2) 

Dix, Richard 

Dr. Bill 

Donahue, Jack 

Dooley, Johnny 

Dooley, Johnny, Gordon, Ray and William 

Dorr, Dorothy 

Dowling, Eddie 

Doyle, James and Dixon, Harland 

Doyle, Leonard 

Doyle, Miriam 

189



Box 375 

Box 376 

Box 377 

Box 378 

Box 379 

Box 380 

Box 381 

Box 382 

Box 383 

Box 384 

Box 385-388 

Box 389 

Box 390 

Box 391 

Box 392 

Box 393 

Box 394 

Box 395 

Box 396 

Box 397 

Dresser, Louise 

Duffy, Henry 

Dunbar, Janet 

Dunn, Emma 

The Earl and the Girls Company 

Earle, Florence 

Eddinger, Wallace 

Edeson, Robert 

Edney, Florence 

Edwards, Sarah and Enright, Florence 

Eldridge, Florence 

Ellis, Edith (4) 

Elton, Edmund 

Evans, Ernest 

Falconer, Helen 

Fallon, Eva 

Fassett, Malcolm 

Faversham, William 

Fay, Frank 

Feldman, Gladys 

190



Box 398 

Box 399 

Box 400 

Box 401 

Box 402 

Box 403 

Box 404-405 

Box 406 

Box 407 

Box 408 

Box 409 

Box 410-411 

Box 412 

Box 413 

Box 414 

Box 415 

Box 416-417 

Box 418 

Box 419-420 

Box 421 

Fenton, Leslie et al 

Fenwick, Irene 

Ferguson, Dave 

Fetherston, Eddie 

Finlay, Vera 

Fisher, Irving 

Fleming, Alice 

Fletcher, Juanita (2) 

Flynn, Marie 

Forbes, Ralph 

Ford, Wallace 

Foster, Norman and Hawley, H. Dudley 

Foster, Phoebe (2) 

Fox, Franklyn 

Fox, Grace 

Fox, Harry 

Francis, Dorothy 

Franklin, Irene (2) 

Frawley, Paul 

Frederick, Pauline (2) 

191



Box 422-423 

Box 424 

Box 425 

Box 426 

Box 427-428 

Box 429 

Box 430 

Box 431 

Box 432 

Box 433 

Box 434 

Box 435 

Box 436-437 

Box 438 

Box 439 

Box 440 

Box 441 

Box 442 

Box 443 

Box 444 

Freedley, Vinton 

Friganza, Trixie (2) 

Gable, Clark (a.k.a. William) 

Gahagan, Helen 

Gale, Alice 

Gallaher, Donald (2) 

Garden, Mary 

Gaxton, William 

Gendron, Pierre 

Gentle, Alice 

George, Edmond 

Gibson, Ted W. 

Gibson, William L. 

Gilbert, Walter (2) 

Glason, Billy 

Glendinning, Ernest 

Goff, Marie 

Gordon, Gavin 

Gordon, Kitty 

Gordon, Richard 

192



Box 445 

Box 446 

Box 447 

Box 448 

Box 449-450 

Box 451 

Box 452 

Box 453 

Box 454 

Box 455 

Box 456 

Box 457 

Box 458 

Box 459 

Box 460 

Box 461 

Box 462 

Box 463 

Box 464-465 

Box 466 

Gordon, Roy 

Gould, Jay 

Graham, Frederick 

Granville, Bernard 

Greenwood, Barrett 

Grey, Jane (2) 

Grey, Katherine 

Guerite, Laura 

Guion, Raymond 

Hackett, Charles 

Hackett, Raymond 

Hale, Louise Closser 

Hall, Dorothy 

Hall, Georgia Lee 

Hall, Louis Leon 

Hall, Thurston 

Halliday, John 

Halliday, Robert 

Hamilton, Reed and Hoffman, Max Jr. 

Hampden, Burford (2) 

193



Box 467 

Box 468 

Box 469-470 

Box 471 

Box 472 

Box 473-474 

Box 475 

Box 476-479 

Box 480 

Box 481 

Box 482 

Box 483 

Box 484 

Box 485 

Box 486 

Box 487 

Box 488 

Box 489 

Box 490 

Box 491 

Hanaford, Maude 

Hanley, William 

Harding, Ann 

Hardy, Sam B. (2) 

Harrigan, William 

Harvey, Georgia 

Hayes, Helen (2) 

Hedman, Martha 

Heming, Violet (4) 

Henderson, Jack 

Henning, Leo 

Henry, Eleanor 

Herblein, David 

Herz, Ralph 

Hibbard, Mrs. George A. 

Hines, Elizabeth 

Holmes, Taylor 

Horton, Edward Everett 

Howard, Arthur 

Howard, Esther 

194



Box 492 

Box 493 

Box 494 

Box 495 

Box 496 

Box 497 

Box 498 

Box 499 

Box 500-504 

Box 505 

Box 506 

Box 507 

Box 508 

Box 509-510 

Box 511 

Box 512 

Box 513-514 

Box 515 

Box 516 

Box 517 

Howard, Frederick 

Howell, Virginia 

Howland, Jobyna 

Howland, Olin 

Hull, Henry 

Hunter, Glenn 

Hussey, Jimmy 

Ivogun, Maria and Daniels, Joseph 

Jackson, Thomas 

Janis, Elsie (5) 

Jessel, George 

Joel, Clara 

Jolson, Al 

Jones Leslie 

Kaelred, Katherine (2) 

Kappel, Gertrude 

Keane, Ryder 

Kearns, Allen (2) 

Keedwell, Norval 

Keene, Richard 

195



Box 518 

Box 519 

Box 520-522 

Box 523 

Box 524-526 

Box 527 

Box 528 

Box 529-530 

Box 531-532 

Box 533-534 

Box 535 

Box 536 

Box 537 

Box 538 

Box 539 

Box 540 

Box 541 

Box 542 

Box 543 

Box 544 

Keightley, Cyril 

Keith, Ian and Ray, Albert et al 

Keith, Robert 

Kelety, Julia (3) 

Kellard, Ralph 

Kelly, Gregory (3) 

Kelly, Margot 

Kemble, Lillian 

Kennedy, Madge (2) 

Kent, William (2) 

Kerrigan, J. Warren (2) 

Kingsley, Mona 

Kirkbride, Bradford 

Kling, Saxon 

Knight, Percival 

Kruger, Otto 

Lahr, Bert 

LaMar, Dorothy 

Langford, Howard 

Larimore, Earle 

196



Box 545 

Box 546-547 

Box 548 

Box 549 

Box 550 

Box 551 

Box 552 

Box 553 

Box 554 

Box 555 

Box 556 

Box 557 

Box 558 

Box 559-560 

Box 561 

Box 562 

Box 563 

Box 564 

Box 565 

Box 566-567 

Larrimore, Francine 

Lawton, Thais 

LaRue, Grace (2) 

Leary, Gilda 

LeGuere, George 

Leigh, Grace 

Leigh, Philip 

Leighton, Isabel 

Lieber, Fritz 

Lippe, Juliette 

Lonergan, Lester 

Long, Nick Jr. 

Lord, Pauline 

Lorraine, Ted 

Lowe, Edmund (2) 

Lowe, Isabelle 

Lowell, Helen 

Luce, Alexis 

Lyon, Ben 

Lyon, Frank 

197



Box 568 

Box 569 

Box 570 

Box 571 

Box 572 

Box 573 

Box 574-575 

Box 576 

Box 577 

Box 578 

Box 579 

Box 580 

Box 581 

Box 582 

Box 583 

Box 584 

Box 585 

Box 586 

Box 587 

Box 588 

Lytell, Wilfred (2) 

MacDonald, Christie 

McFarlane, J. Glynne 

Mack, Russell 

Mackay, Edward 

McKay, Morris 

Mackaye, Dorothy 

MacKellar, Helen (2) 

MacKenna, Kenneth 

McLean, Douglas 

MacManamy, Sue 

MacPherson, Douglas 

Magrane, Thais 

Manson, Day 

Marbe, Fay 

March, Fredric 

Marsh, Howard 

Marshall, Boyd 

Marston, John 

Martin, Neil 

198



Box 589 

Box 590 

Box 591 

Box 592 

Box 593 

Box 594 

Box 595 

Box 596-598 

Box 599 

Box 600 

Box 601 

Box 602 

Box 603-605 

Box 606 

Box 607 

Box 608 

Box 609 

Box 610-611 

Box 612 

Box 613 

Martin, Vivian 

Mason, Ann 

Mayhew, Stella 

Mayo, Martha 

Meade, Ada 

Meakins, Charles 

Meek, Donald 

Melton, Barry 

Menken, Helen (3) 

Michelena, Vera 

Miscellaneous Actors 

Miscellaneous Actresses and Actors 

Mitchell, Doris 

Mix, Tom (3) 

Monterey, Carlotta 

Montgomery, Douglass 

Moore, Florence 

Moore, Owen 

Moores, Clara (2) 

Moreno, Antonio 

199



Box 614 

Box 615 

Box 616 

Box 617 

Box 618 

Box 619 

Box 620 

Box 621 

Box 622 

Box 623 

Box 624 

Box 625 

Box 626 

Box 627 

Box 628 

Box 629 

Box 630 

Box 631 

Box 632 

Box 633 

Morgan, Frank 

Morgan, Ralph 

Morn, Edna 

Morris, Chester 

Morrison, Anne 

Morton, Harry K. 

Munnis, Hal 

Muratore, Lucien 

Murdock, Ann 

Murray, Elizabeth 

Nash, Florence 

Nash, Mary 

Nedell, Bernard 

Neilson, Frances 

Newcombe, Jean 

Newcombe, Mary 

Nichols, Beatrice 

Norris, William 

O’Brien, Eugene 

O’Brien, Virginia 

200



Box 634 

Box 635 

Box 636-637 

Box 638 

Box 639 

Box 640 

Box 641 

Box 642 

Box 643 

Box 644 

Box 645 

Box 646 

Box 647 

Box 648 

Box 649 

Box 650 

Box 651 

Box 652 

Box 653 

Box 654 

Oliver, Edna May 

O’More, Colin 

Onslow, Alexander 

Operas and Operettas, ca. 1886 – 1907 and 1900 - 1906 

O’Ramey, Georgia 

Orr, Ann 

Orr, Forrest 

Osterman, Jack 

Palmer, Clara 

Parsons, George 

Pearl, Jack 

Pendleton, Nat 

Peralta, Frances 

Perry, Antoinette 

Perry, Frederick 

Pickford, Jack 

Pitkin, Robert 

Plays and Players, 1909 - 1910 

Plunkett, Cy 

Powell, William 

201



Box 655 

Box 656 

Box 657 

Box 658 

Box 659 

Box 660 

Box 661 

Box 662 

Box 663 

Box 664 

Box 665 

Box 666 

Box 667 

Box 668 

Box 669 

Box 670 

Box 671 

Box 672 

Box 673 

Powers, Tom 

Price, Georgie 

Pringle, William 

Prior, Allan 

Probert, George 

Productions – Miscellaneous, ca.1903 

Programs, Etc., 1880 – 1958 and undated 

Bills of the Play, 1891 – 1898 

1901 – 1958 

1907 – 1937 

1910 – 1940 

1914 – 1930 

1915 – 1934 

1919 – 1926 

Hartford Opera House, 1900 - 1903 

New York, 1890 - 1905 

1890 - 1898 

1898 

1898 - 1900 

1899 - 1900 

1901 - 1902 

202



Box 674 

Box 675-676 

Box 677 

Box 678 

Box 679 

Box 680 

Box 681-687 

Box 688-689 

Box 690 

Box 691 

Box 692-693 

Box 694-695 

Box 696 

Box 697 

Box 698 

Box 699 

Box 700 

Box 701 

Box 702 

Box 703 

1903 - 1905 

NY and Europe, 1898 – 1899 

Parsons Theatre (Hartford, Conn.) (2) 

Miscellaneous, 1880 – 1893 

Miscellaneous and Clippings 

Punch & Judy Theatre 

Purcell, Charles 

Rambeau, Marjorie (7) 

Randall, Carl (2) 

Rawlinson, Herbert 

Reed, Florence 

Regan, Walter (2) 

Rennie, James (2) 

Revalles, Flora 

Revere, Eugene 

Ridges, Stanley 

Romilly, Rita 

Rooney, Pat 

Ross, Thomas W. 

Ruben, José 

203



Box 704 

Box 705 

Box 706-707 

Box 708 

Box 709 

Box 710-712 

Box 713-714 

Box 715 

Box 716 

Box 717-718 

Box 719 

Box 720 

Box 721 

Box 722 

Box 723 

Box 724 

Box 725-726 

Box 727 

Box 728 

Box 729 

Ruggles, Charles 

St. John, Theodore 

Salisbury, Monroe 

Scanlan, Walter (2) 

Scheff, Fritzi 

Scheff, Fritzi – The Love Wager, 1912 - 1913 

Schildkraut, Joseph (3) 

Sears, Zelda (2) 

Selwyn, Edgar 

Sexton, Al 

Shannon, Effie (2) 

Shaw, Oscar 

Sheffield, Flora 

Shepley, Ruth 

Sherman, Lowell 

Sherrill, Jack and Wray, John 

Shields, Sydney 

Sills, Milton (2) 

Skelly, Hal 

Smart, Jack 

204



Box 730 

Box 731 

Box 732 

Box 733 

Box 734 

Box 735 

Box 736 

Box 737-738 

Box 739 

Box 740 

Box 741 

Box 742 

Box 743 

Box 744 

Box 745-746 

Box 747-748 

Box 749 

Box 750 

Box 751-752 

Somerset, Pat 

Spong, Hilda 

Spooner, Cecil and Edna May 

Squires, Jack 

Stage Stars – Miscellaneous 

Starr, Frances 

Steel, John 

Sterling, Richard 

Stevens, Emily (2) 

Stevenson, Douglas 

Strange, Robert 

Suratt, Valeska 

Sweet, George 

Sydney, Basil 

Taber, Richard 

Taliaferro, Edith (2) 

Tell, Olive (2) 

Tellegen, Lou 

Terry, Ethel Grey 

Theatre Record, 1903 - 1914 

Brown, Chamberlain (2) 

205



Box 753 

Box 754-755 

Box 756 

Box 757 

Box 758 

Box 759 

Box 760 

Box 761 

Box 762 

Box 763 

Box 764 

Box 765-766 

Box 767 

Box 768 

Box 769-770 

Box 771 

Box 772 

Box 773 

Box 774 

Box 775 

Brown, Lyman C. 

Kahn Sisters, 1903 – 1906 and 1906 

V. 9 and Scrapbook – Mitchell, L.H. 

1908 - 1914 

Thomas, Calvin 

Thomas, Frank 

Thomas, John Charles 

Thompson, May 

Thomson, Kenneth 

Tibbett, Lawrence 

Toms, Robert 

Trevor, Norman (2) 

Troutman, Ivy 

Trowbridge, Charles 

Truex, Ernest (2) 

Tucker, Sophie 

Tynan, Brandon 

Underwood, Frances 

Valentine, Ethel 

Valentine, Grace 

206



Box 776-777 

Box 778 

Box 779-780 

Box 781 

Box 782 

Box 783 

Box 784-785 

Box 786 

Box 787 

Box 788 

Box 789 

Box 790-791 

Box 792 

Box 793 

Box 794-795 

Box 796-797 

Box 798 

Box 799 

Box 800-801 

Box 802-803 

Van, Billy B. (2) 

Van Biene, Eileen and Wallace, Smythe 

Van Buren, A.H. (2) 

Van Sickle, Raymond 

Vanderbilt, Gertrude 

Vaughan, Evelyn 

Victor, Josephine (2) 

Wagstaff, Joseph 

Wallace, Regina 

Wallace, Smythe 

Ward, Dorothy 

Ware, Helen (2) 

Warner, John 

Warwick, Robert 

Washburn, Bryant (2) 

Watson, Lucile (2) 

Webb, Clifton 

Webber, Florence 

Wellman, Emily Ann (2) 

Westchester Theatre, (2) 

207



Box 804 

Box 805 

Box 806 

Box 807 

Box 808-809 

Box 810 

Box 811 

Box 812 

Box 813 

Box 814 

Box 815-817 

Box 818 

Box 819 

Box 820 

Box 821-823 

Box 824 

Box 825 

Box 826 

Box 827 

Box 828 

Westley, John 

Whalen, Harold 

Wheat, Lawrence 

Wheaton, Anna 

White, George (2) 

Whittell, Josephine 

Wilber, Mabel 

Wilbur, Crane 

Williams, Earle 

Williams, Robert 

Wilson, Eileen (3) 

Winant, Forrest 

Winter, Winona 

Winwood, Estelle 

Withee, Mabel (3) 

Wood, Peggy 

“World’s Greatest Actors and Actresses” 

Wyndham, Olive 

Wynn, Bessie 

York, Carroll 

208



Box 829 

Box 830 

Box 831 

Box 832 

Box 833 

Young, Mary 

Young, Roland 

Yurka, Blanche 

Miscellaneous Clippings 

Series XI: Oversized, ca. 1890s – 1953 and undated 

Stock Productions – Lists, 1931 - 1950 

F. 1 1931 

F. 2 1932 

F. 3 1935 - 1936 

Box 834 

F. 1 1939 and ca. 1930s 

F. 2 1945 

F. 3-4 1946 (Includes schedules through May 13, 1946 only.) 

Box 835 

F. 1-3 1949 

F. 4-5 1950 (Includes handwritten schedule; possibly Brown clients playing stock.) 

Scrapbook Fragments, 1902 – 1929 and undated 

Box 836 

F. 1 Baxter, Barry 

F. 2 Coleman, Vincent 

F. 3 Collier, William 

Box 837 

F. 1 Crandall, Edward, 1925 – 1929 

F. 2-3 Craven, Frank, 1902 - 1927 

F. 4 D’Oro, Marie 

Box 838 

F. 1 Estabrook, Howard (Includes photographs.) 

F. 2 Ford, Harrison, 1927 – 1928 (Includes photo.) 

F. 3 Gates, Ruth, 1909 – 1926 and undated 

Box 839 

F. 1 Gaul, George 

F. 2 Gibson, Ted W. 

F. 3 Gladstone, Davie 

Box 840 

F. 1 Grant, John O. 

209



F. 2 Grant, Sydney 

F. 3 Hall, Mary 

F. 4 Hanson, Gladys 

Box 841 

F. 1 Hayward, Ina 

F. 2 Herne, Crystal 

Box 842 

F. 1 Hillebrand, Fred 

F. 2 Hoyer, Roy 

F. 3 Hunt, Phoebe 

F. 4 Illington, Margaret 

F. 5 Johnson, Orin 

Box 843 

F. 1 MacKenna, Kenneth 

F. 2 Lovejoy, Arthur 

F. 3 McManamy, Sue 

Box 844 

F. 1 Minturn, Harry 

F. 2 Menken, Grace, 1926 - 1927 

F. 3 Muni, Paul, 1927 and undated 

F. 4 Murray, John T. 

F. 5 Nugent, Eddie, 1929 

F. 6 Pader, Howard 

Sanderson, Julia, 1913 - 1927 

Box 845 

F. 1 1913 - 1920 

F. 2-3 1922 

F. 4 1926 – 1927 

Box 846 

F. 1 Shutta, Ethel 

F. 2 Stock Companies 

F. 3 Truex, Ernest 

Box 847 

F. 1 Wallace, Ramsey, 1926 

F. 2 Warwick, Robert 

Box 848 

F. 1 Warwick, Robert (Includes mostly screen clippings.) 

F. 2 Whorf, Richard 

F. 3 Wiest, George 

F. 4 Yarborough, Bertram (Contains scrapbook of program pages and photos of 

210



Yarborough with stars who appeared at Playgoers’ Guild, Richmond, 

Va.; includes photos by Pete Pilcher of Arthur Treacher, Nancy Carroll, 

Ilka Chase, Gene Raymond, Vicki Cummings, and Kay Francis.) 

Box 849 

F. 1 Domino (Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, N. J.), 1932 

F. 2 Haley, Jack 

Photographs, ca. 1890s – ca. 1920s 

F. 3 Brown, Chamberlain 

F. 4 Personal and Family – General (Includes photo of Emma Brown Lyman 

(Aunt Kittie).) 

F. 5 Oliver, Robert 

Box 850 

F. 1 Personal and Family Papers – Posters – Brown, Chamberlain, 1909 - 

1910 and undated (Includes posters for The Chorus Boy and The Social 

Stew, Village Hall, Annisquam, Mass., poster for program of songs and 

dances, Vestry Hall, Jamaica Plain, undated, holiday card from Staats 

Cotsworth, undated, and sheet music for George Gershwin songs, undated.) 

F. 2 Productions – Chamberlain Brown Players (a.k.a. L. Chamberlain 

Brown Players) – Posters, 1929 – 1936 (Includes poster for Night of 

January 16 th , Bronxville Auditorium, Greenwich Theatre newsletter, July 14, 

1929, and Riviera Theatre newsletter, Oct. 17, 1931.) 

F. 3 Publicity Material – Brown, Chamberlain, undated 

Clippings, 1913 – 1953 and undated 

F. 4 Brown, Chamberlain, 1913 – 1941 and undated 

F. 5 Autographed and Not Autographed, 1939 – 1953 and undated 

(Includes clipping on Veronica Lake and autographed clippings for 

Bennett Cerf, Ben Gross, Marjorie Hartford, Robert Merkle, Ed 

Jubinville, Charles Laughton, and Winged Victory cast members.) 

F. 6 Miscellaneous, 1941 and undated (Includes publicity for Lydia Mendelssohn 

Theatre Dramatic Festival (Michigan), undated, Berkshire Playhouse 

production record, ca. 1941, and Under Fire: A Magazine of The Great War 

issued nightly at Hudson Theatre, undated.) 

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Adler, Luther 

Albert, Eddie 

Albertson, Frank 

Alexander, Katherine 

Allen, Fred 

Allen, Gracie 

Allyson, June 

Ameche, Don 

Amos and Andy (Radio) 

Anderson, Eddie 

Anderson, Judith 

Appleby, Dorothy 

Arlen, Richard 

Aumont, Jean-Pierre 

Autry, Gene (2) 

Ayres, Lew 

Barrymore, Diana 

Barthelmess, Richard 

Baxter, Warner 

Benny, Jack 

Blackwood, George 

Blair, Janet 

Boyd, William Henry 

Brice, Fanny 

Bruce, Virginia 

Buzzell, Eddie 

Cagney, James 

Carroll, Madeleine 

Carter, Mrs. Leslie 

Chatterton, Ruth 

Clark, Wallis 

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Collier, Constance 

Collier, William Jr. (“Buster”) 

Craig, James 

Craven, Frank 

Crawford, Broderick 

Crewes, Laura Hope 

Crosby, Bob 

Crosby, Juliette 

Dale, Violet 

Della Chiesa, Vivian 

Dietrich, Marlene 

Etting, Ruth 

Everyman (Hollywood Bowl) 

Fairbanks, Douglas Jr. 

Fairbanks, Douglas Sr. 

Farrell, Charles 

Farrell, Glenda 

Feldman, Gladys 

Fellowes, Rockliffe 

Foster, Claiborne 

Foster, Donald 

Foster, Preston 

Fox, Harry 

Francis, Kay 

Franklyn, Maude 

Frederick, Pauline 

Freeman, Helen 

Frohman, Daniel 

Gable, Clark 

Gahagan, Helen 

Gallagher, Skeets 

Garfield, John 

Gargan, William (Bill) 

Garland, Judy 

Garson, Greer 

Gateson, Marjorie 

Gaul, George 

Gaxton, William, 

Gaythorne, Pamela 

Gish, Dorothy 

Goddard, Paulette 

Grant, Cary 

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Granville, Bonita 

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Henie, Sonja 

Henreid, Paul 

Henry, William (Bill) 

Holden, William 

Holt, Tim 

Hope, Bob 

Houston, George Fleming 

Howard, Arthur 

Howard, Esther 

Howard, Leslie 

Huston, Philip 

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James, Harry 

Jaus & Whalen 

Kelly, Charles 

King, Charles 

Ladd, Alan 

Lamour, Dorothy 

Landi, Elissa 

Landis, Carole 

Larrimore, Francine 

Laughton, Charles 

LeGallienne, Eva 

Lederer, Francis 

Lee, Gypsy Rose 

Leslie, Joan 

Levene, Sam 

Lewis, Joe E. 

Lindsay, Howard 

Loftus, Cecilia 

Lombard, Carole 

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Lowe, Edmund 

Lyon, Wanda 

McDowall, Roddy 

MacMurray, Fred 

March, Fredric 

Martin, Mary 

Martin, Tony 

Mason, Edgar 

Mature, Victor 

Merivale, Phililp 

Merman, Ethel 

Miller, Ann 

Miller, Marilyn 

Mix, Tom 

Montez, Maria 

Montgomery, Douglass 

Montogmery, George 

Montgomery, Robert 

Moore, Grace 

Moore, Tom 

Morgan, Dennis 

Morgan, Frank 

Morgan, Ralph 

Morgan, Russ 

Morley, Karen 

Morley, Robert 

Morris, Chester 

Mortimer, Dorothy 

Morton, Charles 

Muni, Paul 

Murphy, George 

Nelson, Ozzie 

Niven, David 

Nolan, Lloyd 

Norman, Karyl 

Norton, Barry 

Novarro, Ramon 

O’Brien, George 

O’Brien, Pat 

O’Brien-Moore, Erin 

O’Connor, Donald 

O’Hara, Maureen 

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O’Neill, Nance 

O’Ramey, Georgia 

Olsen & Johnson 

Page, Paul 

Paige, Robert 

Parks, Valerie 

Patrick, Gail 

Paxinou, Katina 

Pemberton, Virginia 

Pendleton, Nat 

Penner, Joe 

Picon, Molly 

Pidgeon, Walter 

Pitts, Zasu 

Post, Guy-Bates 

Powell, Eleanor 

Powell, William 

Power, Tyrone 

Preston, Robert 

Raft, George 

Reagan, Ronald 

Rennie, James 

Ring, Blanche 

Robson, Flora 

Robson, May 

Rogers, Ginger 

Rooney, Mickey 

Ruggles, Charles 

Russell, Rosalind 

Sanders, George 

Schildkraut, Joseph 

Schwartz, Maurice 

Scott, Randolph 

Shannon, Effie 

Shaw, Artie 

Shaw, Oscar 

Sheridan, Ann 

Shirley, Anne 

Shore, Dinah 

Sidney, Sylvia 

Skelton, Red 

Skinner, Cornelia Otis 

216



Smith, Kent 

Sondergaard, Gale 

Sothern, Ann 

Sothern, Georgia 

Stanwyck, Barbara 

Starr, Frances 

Stone, Fred 

Swarthout, Gladys 

Swanson, Gloria 

Taylor, Laurette 

Taylor, Robert 

Tellegen, Lou 

Tierney, Gene 

Trevor, Claire 

Truex, Ernest 

Turner, Lana 

Ulric, Lenore 

Underwood, Frances 

Vail, Lester 

Valaire, Valerie 

Vallee, Rudy 

Varconi, Victor 

Vermilyea, Harold 

Vosselli, Judith 

Wagstaff, Joseph 

Walker, Charlotte 

Wallace, Regina 

Walton, Florence 

Ware, Helen 

Waring, Fred 

Watson, Lucile 

Wayne, John 

Webb, Clifton 

Weissmuller, Johnny (2) 

Weston, Ruth 

Wilson, Marie 

Winchell, Walter 

Winwood, Estelle 

Wood, Peggy 

Zender, Marguerite 

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Ziegfeld, Flo 

Zorina, Vera 

T-Cabinet: 

2 wooden blocks with Chamberlain Brown and Lyman Brown’s names printed in 

black ink. Names are written in English and in Japanese. 

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