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urn:taro:dalpub.06201 Margo Jones, 1913-1955 An Inventory of Her Papers Finding aid prepared by Katherine Faust. Texas/Dallas History & Archives, Dallas Public Library October 15, 2005

1515 Young StDallas, TX 75201

Finding aid encoded by Rachel Howell on October 15, 2005 Overview of the Collection Texas/Dallas History & Archives, Dallas Public Library,

1515 Young St Dallas, TX 75201

Jones, Margo (1913-1955) Margo Jones Collection 1936-1960 112 boxes; 14 scrapbooks Dallas, Texas theater director. Collection includes her personal papers, the business papers of the Margo Jones Theatre, including correspondence, scripts, photographs, and reviews. MA62-01 The records are in English. Historical Note

Margaret Virginia Jones was born on December 12, 1913, to Richard H. Jones and Martha Pearl Collins of Livingston, Texas. She received the nickname Margo while a student at Texas State College for Women and was known as Margo Jones in her professional life. She began study at TSCW at the age of 14, graduating from that institution with a master's degree in psychology in 1932. She immediately went to work at Louis Veda Quince's Southwestern School of Theater in Dallas in a position she described as "glorified office girl." After a year in Dallas, Margo Jones attended the Pasadena Playhouse for the summer of 1933 and then assumed her first full directorship with the Ojai Community Players of Ojai, California. After a year at Ojai she had the opportunity for international travel as the companion of a wealthy woman, attending theaters all over the world.

Upon her return to the United States in 1936, Margo Jones became an assistant director of the Federal Theater in Houston. The project folded after a few months, at which point Jones traveled to the Moscow Arts Festival, financing her trip by covering the event for the Houston Chronicle. Jones returned to Houston in the fall to begin work with the Recreation Department of the city; as part of her program she organized the Houston Community Players. In the summer of 1939 the Community Players leased the air-conditioned ballroom of the Lamar Hotel in which to perform. Out of necessity, since the ballroom lacked a stage or proscenium, Margo Jones staged her theater in the round. Under Jones' direction, the Players gave the world premiere of Edwin Justin Mayer's Sunrise in My Pocket and attracted some national recognition through its review by Brooks Atkinson in the New York Times.

In 1942 Margo Jones left Houston to direct summer theater in East Hampton, New York. She joined the Drama Department of the University of Texas in September of that year with the conviction that the University was a place where theater could continue to operate at professional standards during wartime. She remained in Austin from 1942 to 1944, but took several leaves of absence to direct other theaters. In 1943 she staged You Touched Me by Tennessee Williams and Donald Windham at the Cleveland Playhouse. She took the play to the Pasadena Playhouse and while there also directed Theodore Apstein's Sporting Pink and the premiere of Apstein's Velvet Touch. In 1944 she returned to Pasadena to direct The Purification by Tennessee Williams.

In that same year she was granted a fellowship by the Rockefeller Foundation to study the possibilities for a permanent professional theater in Dallas. However, after only three months of study Jones received an invitation to co-direct another Tennessee Williams play with Eddie Dowling. She discontinued the fellowship in order to work on The Glass Menagerie, which opened in Chicago in December 1944 and won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award in 1945. In spring 1945 Jones returned to Dallas to follow through on her plan to organize a local professional theater. The project was launched almost immediately with a generous check from Ms. And Mrs. Eugene McDermott, but due to difficulties such as finding a suitable building for theater in post-war conditions, the theater was not officially opened until November 1947, with the premiere of William Inge's Farther Off From Heaven. In the meantime, Jones directed two other Broadway productions: On Whitman Avenue, by Maxine Wood which opened in May 1946, and Joan of Lorraine, by Maxwell Anderson which opened in November 1946.

Margo Jones' permanent professional repertory theater dedicated to the staging of new plays and classics was a pioneering effort of professional regional theater. Due to limitations in building and budget, Jones used arena staging or "theater-in-the-round," for her productions. Jones' work in Dallas theater attracted critical acclaim and box office success, and earned her an international reputation. Margo Jones wrote a book on the history and methods of arena staging titled, Theatre-in-the-Round. Eight of the played she produced in Dallas eventually reached Broadway. Two of them she directed herself in New York: Summer and Smoke in 1948 and Southern Exposure in 1950. Another, Inherit the Wind, was a hit on Broadway at the time of Jones' untimely death from uremic poisoning on July 24, 1955.

Margo Jones and the theater she founded in Dallas were pioneers, which earned national and international recognition with a policy of performing only classic or previously unproduced plays using a professional repertory company of the highest caliber and innovative theater-in-the-round staging. The Margo Jones Theatre in Dallas was a milestone in the growth of regional theater.

The theater, which she founded, continued after her death, but its success declined, and after a brief transformation to traditional proscenium staging the Margo Jones Theatre closed in December 1959.

The Margo Jones Theatre was originally incorporated under the name Dallas Civic Theater, Inc. It was also called Dallas Theater, Inc., in early materials soliciting pledges. Moreover, from the very beginning, Jones envisioned the name of the theater changing each year in accordance with the current calendar. Each year at midnight on New Year's Eve, the sign on the theater's marquee changed to the new date, so that Theater '50 became Theater '51 and so on. After her death, Jones' name was added to the title, and the theater proclaimed itself Margo Jones Theatre '55. At the beginning of the 1959-60 season, when the theater merged with the Maple Theater and abandoned arena staging, the name became Margo Jones Theatre. Bank accounts were held concurrently under both the Dallas Civic Theater and Theatre '50 names; the former for holding funds and the latter for current operating expenses.

The Theatre faced continuous difficulties in finding and maintaining suitable housing. Ultimately, problems of finances and management outweighed its critical successes, and the theatre closed in 1960.

Scope and Contents

The Margo Jones Collection consists of the daily working files of the Margo Jones Theatre, as well as Jones' personal records and correspondence. Her personal correspondence dates to the mid-1930s, but the bulk of the collection dates from the inception of the Theatre in 1945 to its close in 1960.

The collection includes correspondence; photographic prints and negatives; set and costume-design renderings; scripts, including approximately 131 unproduced play scripts; scrapbooks; play bills and programs; magazine and newspaper clippings; contracts and other financial records; and box and office statements. Jones' personal records include income tax materials; life insurance policies; a daily journal; and materials relating to her speaking engagements, television appearances, and publications.

Of particular interest in the correspondence files are letters from Rockefeller Foundation, Gulf Oil Corporation, Joanna Albus, Tad Adoue, Rosamund Gilder, Billy Goyen, Vera Matthews Marshall, Billie Baker, Violet Burch, Mabel Duke, Arthur Kramer, Jr., and Jonathan Seymour. Despite Jones' involvement with the early career of Tennessee Williams, there is little in the collection that sheds light on the playwright. A manuscript copy of his poem "The Sunshine Special or the Silver Victrola," his one-act play Side Light on a Convention, and an inscribed copy of A Streetcar Named Desire are included in the collection.

Additionally, materials for other Dallas-area theaters are a part of the collection, including, the business records for the Maple Theater just prior to its merger with the Margo Jones Theatre, and the Round-Up Theater, an all-black theater group for whom Jones directed its first play, Walls Rise Up.

The collection comprises nine series: Correspondence; Margo Jones Theatre Records; Personal Records; Photographs; Professional Organizations; Productions; Productions Outside Dallas; Theatres Outside Dallas; and Produced Play Scripts.

A researcher's copy of the finding guide is available in the first folder of Box 1.

Related Material

808.2 B477P The Playwright as Thinker by Eric Bentley. This book was removed from the Humanities division and added to the Texas/Dallas History collection. Margo Jones inscribed the inside cover to Ramsey Burch, director of the Dallas Civic Theater in the 1950s.

792.0228 J78YT The Margo Jones Experimental Theater at S. M. U. by Lon Tinkle, 4th floor, Fine Arts Division.

792.0973 S314M Margo Jones's realization of a professional repertory theatre in Dallas by Nita Fay Scheble, 4th floor, Fine Arts Division.

792.0973 A466M Margo Jones's visions for theatre by Mark A. Altermann, 4th floor, Fine Arts Division.

792.0924 J78YP Margo Jones and the beginnings of Theatre '47 in Dallas by Betty Price, 7th floor, Texas/Dallas History Division.

792.0924 J78YB 1966 Margo Jones by Bonnie Smith Beardsley, 4th floor, Fine Arts Division.

792.0228 J78T 1965 Theatre-In-the-Round by Margo Jones, 4th floor Fine Arts Division and 7th floor, Texas/Dallas History Division.

MA 06.3 James Pringle Collection, Texas/Dallas History Division.

Check catalog for other books on Margo Jones.

Restrictions on Use

Play scripts, for both produced and unproduced plays, may not be photocopied.

Preferred Citation

MA62-1 Margo Jones Collection, 1936-1960. Texas/Dallas History & Archives Division, Dallas Public Library

Acquisition Information

Once the theater ceased operations in 1960, its business files were placed in storage at Southern Methodist University. The collection came to Dallas Public Library in December 1961, when it was donated by Arthur Kramer, Jr., the last president of the Dallas Civic Theatre (Margo Jones Theatre).

Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Correspondence 1940-1958

This series is composed of four subgroups: 1) correspondence between Margo Jones and actors; 2) between Jones and her family and personal contacts; 3) with play agents; and 4) with playwrights.

Actors Correspondence

Correspondence with actors has been arranged in alphabetical order.

18 1 A-General 18 2 B-General 18 3 C-General 18 4 D-General 18 5 E-General 18 6 F-General 18 7 G-General 18 8 H-General 19 1 I-General 19 2 J-General 19 3 K-General 19 4 L-General 19 5 M-General 19 6 N-General 19 7 O-General 19 8 P-General 20 1 Q-General 20 2 R-General 20 3 S-General 20 4 T-General 20 5 U-General 20 6 V-General 20 7 W-General 20 8 X-Z-General Personal Correspondence

This subseries consists of correspondence between Margo Jones and members of her family and her personal friends and contacts. It is arranged in alphabetical order by correspondent name.

1 2 A -- General 1 3 Adoue, Tad 1947-1953 1 4 Albus, Joanna 1947-1955 1 5 Atkinson, Brooks 1947-1951 1 6 Ba-Bo -- General 1 7 Br-Bz -- General 1 8 Barraco, Dr. M. J. R. 1945-1955 1 9 Brooks, Eleanor 1944 1 10 Browne, Ellen Van Valkenberg 1945-1953 2 1 Ca-Cl -- General 2 2 Co-Cu -- General 2 3 Capon, Eric 1947-1949 2 4 Carlson, Nione 1945-1954 2 5 Carron, Maudee 1936-1938 2 6 Charlton, Gene 1945-1952 2 7 D -- General 2 8 Davis, Fitzroy 1944-1945 2 9 Dodge, Shirlee 1945-1949 2 10 Donnet, Marie 1945-1946 2 11 E -- General 2 12 F -- General 3 1 Freedley, George 1944-1955 3 2 G -- General 3 3 Fogelson, Greer Garson 1951-1958 3 4 Gilder, Rosamund 1940-1955 3 5 Goyen, Billy 1945-1957 3 6 Ha-He -- General 3 7 Hi-Hy -- General 4 1 Harting, Frank 1945-1955 4 2 Hexter, Louise 1953-1957 4 3 I -- General 4 4 Ives, Burl 1950-1955 4 5 J -- General 4 6 Jacobson, Sol 1948-1954 4 7 Mother, Father (R. H. Jones) and Brother (Charles Jones) 1947-1950 4 8 Mother, Father (R. H. Jones) and Brother (Charles Jones) 1951-1955 4 9 Brother (Richard Jones, Bea and Judy) 1947-1955 4 10 Jones' Relatives 4 11 K -- General 4 12 L -- General 4 13 Laughlin, James 1944-1952 4 14 Leslie, Ronnie/Karl Van Leuwen 1945-1951 4 15 Lewis, Milton 1947-1956 5 1 Lindsay, Howard and Dorothy 1951-1954 5 2 Lineweaver, John 1945-1955 5 3 Lockman, Marjorie 1945-1946 5 4 Mc -- General 5 5 McConnell, Frederic 1944-1952 5 6 McCullers, Carson [n.d.] 5 7 Mab-May -- General 5 8 Me-Mi -- General 5 9 Mo-My -- General 5 10 Meredith, Charles 1945 5 11 Messinger, Maxine 1944-1955 5 12 Mielziner, Jo 1947-1951 5 13 Moor, Paul 1944-1945 5 14 Morris, Mary 1945-1947 5 15 Myers, Bud 1944-1948 6 1 N -- General 6 2 Naylor, Zelma 1953-1957 6 3 O -- General 6 4 P -- General 6 5 Parke, J. H. 1944-1946 6 6 Q-Re -- General 6 7 Ri-Ry -- General 6 8 Richardson, Helen 1945 6 9 Sa-Se -- General 6 10 Sh-Sm -- General 7 1 Sn-Sw -- General 7 2 Sands, Dorothy and May 1945 7 3 Spencer, Nancy 1940-1949 7 4 Spender, Stephen 1949 7 5 Stebbins, Marion 1944-1946 7 6 T -- General 7 7 U-V -- General 7 8 Vallee, Lorin 1945-1951 7 9 Von Bomhard, Moritz 1945-1947 7 10 W -- General 7 11 X-Z -- General 7 12 Yeaton, Kelly 1951-1954 7 13 Unidentified 1940-1951 Correspondence with Play Agents

This subseries is arranged in alphabetical order by the last name of the play agent.

16 1 Becker, Max 16 2 Bohen, Thomas 16 3 Brandt and Brandt -- Janet Cohn 16 4 Brown, Henry C., Inc. 16 5 Burr, Eugene 16 6 Chappel, Edna 16 7 Cowl, Carl 16 8 Dramatists Play Service 16 9 Elliott, John T. 16 10 Famous Artists Corporation 16 11 Fishbein, Frieda 16 12 French, Samuel 16 13 Hellmer, Kurt 16 14 Hennle, James 16 15 Howell, Miriam 16 16 Ince, Alexander Sandor 16 17 Jaffee Agency 16 18 King, Eleanor 16 19 Klausner, Bertha 16 20 Kroll, Lucy 16 21 Leonard, Claire 16 22 Madden Play Company 16 23 Matson, Harold 16 24 MCA 16 25 MCA -- Bertha Case 17 1 MCA -- Claire Degener 17 2 Miscellaneous 17 3 Morris, William Agency 17 4 Morris, William Agency -- Reece Halsey 17 5 Morris, William Agency -- Helen Harvey; Alice Jones 17 6 Pauker, Dr. Edmund 17 7 Pritchett, Mary 17 8 Remnek, Martin 17 9 Safier, Gloria 17 10 Salisbury, Leah 17 11 Strassman, Toni 17 12 Streger, Paul 17 13 Taylor, Ethel 17 14 Theatre Guild 17 15 Wilck, Laura 17 16 Wilk, Jacob 17 17 Williams, Annie Laurie 17 18 Wood, Audrey 17 19 Writers' Literary Agency Correspondence with Unproduced Playwrights

Correspondence between Margo Jones and playwrights whose plays she did not produce is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the playwright.

8 1 Ab-Al -- General 8 2 Am-Aw -- General 8 3 Apstein, Theodore 1944-1955 8 4 Ba -- General 8 5 Be -- General 8 6 Bi-Bo -- General 8 7 Br-By -- General 8 8 Bermingham, Ted 1949-1955 9 1 Ca-Cl -- General 9 2 Co-Cu -- General 9 3 Calhoun, Thonnis 1944-1953 9 4 Da-De -- General 9 5 Di-Du -- General 9 6 E -- General 10 1 Fa-Fe -- General 10 2 Fi-Fu -- General 10 3 Ga-Gl -- General 10 4 Go-Gr -- General 10 5 Ha -- General 10 6 He-Hl -- General 10 7 Ho-Hy -- General 11 1 I -- General 11 2 J -- General 11 3 Ka-Ke -- General 11 4 Kl-Ku -- General 11 5 La -- General 11 6 Le-Ly -- General 12 1 Mc -- General 12 2 Ma -- General 12 3 Me-Mi -- General 12 4 Mo-Mu -- General 12 5 N -- General 12 6 O -- General 13 1 Pa-Ph -- General 13 2 Pi-Pr -- General 13 3 Q-Re -- General 13 4 Ri-Rog -- General 13 5 Rol-Ry -- General 13 6 Renek, Morris 1953-1955 13 7 Sa -- General 14 1 Sch -- General 14 2 Sco-Sh -- General 14 3 Si-Sm -- General 14 4 Sn-Ster -- General 14 5 Stet-Sy -- General 14 6 Ta-Th -- General 15 1 Ti-Ty -- General 15 2 U -- General 15 3 V -- General 15 4 Wa -- General 15 5 We-Wy 15 6 Walters, Anne 15 7 X-Z -- General Series 2: Margo Jones Theatre Records 1945-1961

The Margo Jones Theatre records series is subdivided into twelve subseries: 1) Arthur Kramer, Jr., files; 2) Box Office statements; 3) building records; 4) business records; 5) correspondence; 6) Dallas Civic Theater accounts; 7) miscellaneous; 8) play contracts; 9) production seasons; 10) scrapbooks; 11) staff records; and 12) unproduced scripts.

Arthur Kramer, Jr. Files 1946-1962

The Arthur Kramer files consist of the theater's records for the time which Kramer was active with the Dallas Civic Theatre, particularly his presidency. They have been arranged by subject and then in chronological order.

37 1 Directors (Theatre) 1957-1958 37 2 Board of Directors 1958-1968 37 3 Legal Contracts 1959-1960 37 4 Margo Jones Award 1960-1962 37 5 Meetings 1958-1960 37 6 Dallas Broadway Theatre League 1959 37 7 Coorespondence 1946-1950 37 8 Correspondence 1951-1955 37 9 Correspondence 1956-1958 37 10 Correspondence 1959 37 11 Correspondence 1960-1961 37 12 Theater Inventory ca. 1961 37 13 Invoices, Deposit slips 19630-1961 37 14 Bank Account 1960-1961 37 15 Audit reports, Financial statements [1947-1959] Margo Jones Theatre Box Office Statements 1947-1959

The Margo Jones Theatre box office statements include the theatre's seasons between 1947 and 1959, and are arranged in chronological order.

92 1 1947-1948 92 2 1949-1950 92 3 1950-1951 92 4 1951-1952 92 5 1952-1953 92 6 1953-1954 92 7 1954-1955 92 8 1955-1956 92 9 Summer 1956 92 10 1959 Margo Jones Theatre Building Records 1945-1957

Building records have been arranged by subject.

33 1 Apprenticeship Plan 1949 33 2 Audience Guild Lectures, Tallulah Bankhead 1950 33 3 Audience Guild Lectures, Tallulah Bankhead clippings 1950 33 4 Audience Guild Lectures, George Freedley 1950 33 5 Audience Guild Lectures, Rosamund Gilder 1950 33 6 Audience Guild Lectures, Banking Records 1950 33 7 Audience Guild Lectures, Invoices 1950 33 8 Audience Guild Lectures, Miscellaneous 1950 33 9 Box office location 1955 33 10 Building, Fair Park 1946-1952 33 11 Building, Globe Theatre 1945 33 12 Building, Possibilities 1945 33 13 Building, Quonset Hut 1945 33 14 Building and Equipment 1945-1951 33 15 Building Improvements 1951 33 16 Building, New Building Plans and Correspondence 1948 33 17 Building Plans, Frank Lloyd Wright 1950 33 18 Civic Federation of Dallas 1945-1954 33 19 Concessions 1951-1957 33 20 Complimentary tickets Margo Jones Theatre Business Records 1947-1959

The Margo Jones Theatre business records comprise the bulk of this collection. They include the day-to-day operating records of the theater.

This series is arranged by theater season.

52 1 Prospect List for Tickets 1947 52 2 Prospect List for Season Tickets 1948-1949 52 3 Season Ticket List 1948-1949 52 4 Ledger, Season Ticket Sales 1948-1953 52 5 Ledger, Ticket Sales 1952-1953 52 6 Ledger, Ticket Sales 1953-1955 52 7 Ledger, Ticket Sales 1955-1956 53 1 Bank Book 1945 53 2 Financial Campaign, Pledge Letter and Responses 53 3 Financial Campaign, Correspondence 1945-1946 53 4 Financial Campaign, Lists 1945-1947 53 5 Financial Campaign, Prospect Lists 1945 53 6 Financial Campaign, Invoices 1945 53 7 Financial Campaign, Disbursements 1945 53 8 Financial Campaign, Checkbook 1945 54 1 Disbursements 1946 54 2 Checkbook 1946-1947 54 3 Disbursements 1947 54 4 Financial Ledger 1947 54 5 Bank Statements 1947 54 6 Cancelled Checks 1947 54 7 Deposit Slips 1947 54 8 Deposit Slips 1947 55 1 Box office statements Summer 1947 55 2 Disbursements Summer1947 55 3 Disbursements Summer1947 55 4 Salary Lists Summer 1947 55 5 Tax Account 1947 55 6 Correspondence with Agents re: box office receipts 1947-1948 55 7 Program Advertising -- Michelow 1947-1948 55 8 Disbursements 1947-1948 55 9 Disbursements 1947-1948 55 10 Disbursements 1947-1948 56 1 Bills paid from box office 1947-1948 56 2 Checkbook 1947-1948 56 3 Checkbook 1947-1948 56 4 Program Advertising -- Michelow, Manager 1947-1948 56 5 Payroll 1947-1948 56 6 Bank Book 1947-1948 56 7 Withholding statements 1947-1948 56 8 Checkbook 1948 56 9 Tax Account 1948 56 10 Exemption from income tax 1948 57 1 Payroll 1948-1949 57 2 Program Material 1948-1949 57 3 Program Advertising -- Michelow 1948-1949 57 4 Production and Costume Bills 1948-1949 57 5 Bills paid from box office receipts 1948-1949 57 6 Correspondence with agents re: box office receipts 1948-1949 57 7 Box office statements 1948-1949 57 8 Deposit slips 1948-1949 58 1 Cancelled Checks 1948-1949 58 2 Bank Statements 1948-1949 58 3 Invoices, A-G 1948-1949 58 4 Invoices, H-R 1948-1949 58 5 Invoices, S-Z 1948-1949 58 6 Invoices Summer 1949 58 7 Financial Ledger 1949 58 8 Tax Account 1949 58 9 Checkbook 1949 58 10 Withholding Statements 1949 59 1 Bank Statements 1949-1950 59 2 Checkbook 1949-1950 59 3 Deposit slips 1949-1950 59 4 Cancelled checks 1949-1950 59 5 Receipts 1949-1950 59 6 Costume Charges/Receipts 1949-1950 59 7 Correspondence with Agents re: box office receipts 1949-1950 59 8 Program Advertising -- Michelow 1949-1950 59 9 Payroll 1949-1950 60 1 Invoices, A-G 1949-1950 60 2 Invoices, H-R 1949-1950 60 3 Invoices, S-Z 1949-1950 60 4 Receipts 1949-1950 60 5 Receipts 1949-1950 61 1 Bank Statements 1950-1951 61 2 Tax account 1950-1951 61 3 Bank account, special 1950-1951 61 4 Payroll 1950-1951 61 5 Checkbook 1950-1951 61 6 Costume Record, Lady Windermere's Fan 1950-1951 61 7 Bills paid 1950-1951 61 8 Petty cash receipts 1950-1951 62 1 Withholding tax 1950-1951 62 2 Financial data 1950-1951 62 3 Deposit slips 1950-1951 62 4 Deposit slips 1950-1951 62 5 Cancelled checks 1950-1951 62 6 Invoices, A-G 1950-1951 62 7 Invoices, H-R 1950-1951 62 8 Invoices, S-Z 1950-1951 63 1 Concessions, Bank Account 1951-1952 63 2 Concessions, Weekly Reports 1951-1952 63 3 Concessions, Check Stubs 1951-1952 63 4 Margo Jones Expense Account 1951-1952 63 5 Box Office statements 1951-1952 63 6 Invoices, A-G 1951-1952 63 7 Invoices, H-M 1951-1952 63 8 Invoices, N-Z 1951-1952 63 9 Invoices Summer 1952 64 1 Petty Cash Invoices 1951-1952 64 2 Concession Receipts 1951-1952 64 3 Cancelled Checks/Bank Statements 1951-1952 64 4 Deposit slips 1951-1952 64 5 Payroll Ledger 1952-1954 64 6 Costume/Prop Procurement, General 1952-1954 64 7 Checkbook 1952-1955 64 8 Reimbursements to Margo Jones 1952-1955 64 9 Tax Account check stubs 1952-1958 65 1 Cancelled Checks/Bank Statements 1952-1953 65 2 Deposit Slips 1952-1953 65 3 Invoices, A-G 1952-1953 65 4 Invoices, H-M 1952-1953 65 5 Invoices, N-S 1952-1953 65 6 Invoices, T-Z 1952-1953 65 7 Budgets 1952-1953 65 8 Insurance 1952-1953 65 9 Box Office statements 1952-1953 66 1 Season Ticket Campaign 1952-1953 66 2 Concession Reports 1952-1953 66 3 Tax Withholding Certificates 1952-1953 66 4 Tax Account 1953-1954 66 5 Deposit Slips 1953-1954 66 6 Bank Statements 1953-1954 66 7 Cancelled Checks 1953-1954 66 8 Advertising Account 1953-1954 66 9 Special Account 1953-1954 66 10 Tax Account 1953-1954 67 1 Invoices, A-F 1953-1954 67 2 Invoices, G-L 1953-1954 67 3 Invoices, M-R 1953-1954 67 4 Invoices, S-T 1953-1954 68 1 Advertising Bank Account 1953-1954 68 2 Box Office statements 1953-1954 68 3 Concessions 1953-1954 68 4 Payroll 1953-1954 68 5 Petty Cash Receipts 1953-1954 68 6 Petty Cash Receipts 1953-1954 68 7 Petty Cash Receipts 1953-1954 68 8 Program Advertising 1953-1954 68 9 Season Ticket Campaign 1953-1954 68 10 Tax Account 1953-1954 68 11 Box Office statement Summer 1954 68 12 Program Advertising Summer 1954 69 1 Petty Cash Receipts 1954-1955 69 2 Box Office correspondence 1954-1955 69 3 Box Office statements 1954-1955 69 4 Withholding Taxes 1954-1955 69 5 Season Ticket Drive 1954-1955 69 6 Program Advertising 1954-1955 69 7 Budget 1954-1955 69 8 Payroll 1954-1955 69 9 Ticket/Bloc Sales 1954-1955 70 1 Invoices, A-C 1954-1955 70 2 Invoices, D-F 1954-1955 70 3 Invoices, G-I 1954-1955 70 4 Invoices, J-L 1954-1955 70 5 Invoices, M-O 1954-1955 70 6 Invoices, P-S 1954-1955 70 7 Invoices, T-Z 1954-1955 70 8 Petty Cash Disbursements 1954-1955 70 9 Bank Account 1954-1955 71 1 Bank Account, regular 1954-1955 71 2 Advertising Account 1954-1955 71 3 Tax Account 1954-1955 71 4 Ticket Account 1954-1955 71 5 Special Account 1954-1955 71 6 Checkbook 1954-1955 71 7 Program Advertising Summer 1955 71 8 Box Office statements Summer 1955 71 9 Check Stubs 1955 71 10 Pre-Opening Fix-Up 1955 71 11 Christmas Card Sales 1955-1957 71 12 Christmas and New Year's Festivities 1955-1957 71 13 Budgets 1955-1956 71 14 Program Advertising 1955-1956 71 15 Tickets/Bloc Sales 1955-1956 71 16 Season Ticket Campaign 1955-1956 71 17 Newspaper Advertising 1955-1956 71 18 New York Account, Burch Expenses 1955-1956 71 19 Box Office correspondence 1955-1956 72 1 Box Office Audits 1955-1956 72 2 Box Office Audits 1955-1956 72 3 Petty Cash 1955-1956 72 4 Petty Cash 1955-1956 72 5 Bank Account (tax account) 1955-1956 72 6 Bank Account 1955-1956 72 7 Program Copy 1955-1956 72 8 Program Copy 1955-1956 72 9 Program Bids 1955-1956 72 10 Printing -- General 1955-1956 73 1 Payroll 1955-1956 73 2 Costumes 1955-1956 73 3 Picture Orders (Comini and Haskins) 1955-1956 73 4 Season Ticket Account 1955-1956 73 5 Regular Bank Account 1955-1956 73 6 Tax Account 1955-1956 73 7 Invoices (Production) 1955-1956 73 8 Invoices, A-C 1955-1956 73 9 Invoices, D-L 1955-1956 73 10 Invoices, M-R 1955-1956 73 11 Invoices, S-Z 1955-1956 74 1 Program Advertising Summer 1956 74 2 Income Tax, W-2 forms 1956 74 3 Insurance -- Personal (Burches) 1956 74 4 Check Stubs 1956 74 5 Check Stubs 1956 74 6 Box Office Statements 1956-1957 74 7 Box Office Statements 1956-1957 74 8 Box Office Correspondence 1956-1957 74 9 Budgets 1956-1957 74 10 Costumes 1956-1957 75 1 Props Borrowed 1956-1957 75 2 Photograph Orders (Comini and Haskins) 1956-1957 75 3 Withholding Taxes 1956-1957 75 4 Payroll 1956-1957 75 5 Season Ticket Campaign 1956-1957 75 6 Ledger (Season Ticket Sales) 1956-1957 75 7 Ticket/Bloc Sales 1956-1957 75 8 Reimbursements, Ramsey Burch 1956-1957 75 9 New York Expenses, Ramsey Burch 1956-1957 76 1 Bank Account 1956-1957 76 2 Season Ticket Account 1956-1957 76 3 Tax Account 1956-1957 76 4 Check Stubs 1956-1957 76 5 Check Stubs 1956-1957 76 6 Newspaper Advertising 1956-1957 76 7 Program Advertising 1956-1957 76 8 Insurance 1956-1957 76 9 Stocks 1956-1957 77 1 Petty Cash Disbursements 1956-1957 77 2 Accounts Receivable 1956-1957 77 3 Invoices, A-D 1956-1957 77 4 Invoices, E-L 1956-1957 77 5 Invoices, M-R 1956-1957 77 6 Invoices, S-Z 1956-1957 77 7 Invoices Summer 1957 78 1 Accounts Receivable 1957-1958 78 2 Costumes 1957-1958 78 3 Bank Account, New York 1957-1958 78 4 Bank Account, Box Office 1957-1958 78 5 Box Office Deposit Slips 1957-1958 78 6 Box Office Correspondence 1957-1958 78 7 Mailing Lists 1957-1958 78 8 Petty Cash 1957-1958 78 9 Season Ticket Correspondence 1957-1958 78 10 Season Ticket Account 1957-1958 79 1 Contracts 1957-1958 79 2 Brochures 1957-1958 79 3 Invoices, A-F 1957-1958 79 4 Invoices, G-L 1957-1958 79 5 Invoices, M-P 1957-1958 79 6 Invoices, Q-Z 1957-1958 79 7 Jimmy Savo Show, Production Costs 1957-1958 80 1 Check Stubs 1957-1958 80 2 Check Stubs 1957-1958 80 3 Lecture Requests 1957-1958 80 4 Newspaper Advertising 1957-1958 80 5 Picture Orders (Haskins) 1957-1958 80 6 Payroll 1957-1958 80 7 Radio Advertising 1957-1958 80 8 Bank Accounts 1957-1958 80 9 Financial Reports and Audit 1958 80 10 General Printing 1956-1958 80 11 Opening Night Party, Cipango Club 1955-1958 81 1 Accounts Receivable 1958-1959 81 2 Actors' Equity 1958-1959 81 3 Balance Sheets 1958-1959 81 4 Bank Account, Payroll 1958-1959 81 5 Costumes, Fred Keck 1958-1959 81 6 Ford Foundation 1958-1959 81 7 Aaron Frankel, Expenses 1958-1959 81 8 Insurance 1958-1959 81 9 Invoices, A-F 1958-1959 81 10 Invoices, G-M 1958-1959 82 1 Invoices, N-Z 1958-1959 82 2 Mail Permit 1958-1959 82 3 Payroll 1958-1959 82 4 Petty Cash 1958-1959 82 5 Petty Cash 1958-1959 82 6 Pitney-Bowes Office Equipment 1958 82 7 Pre-Opening Bills 1958-1959 82 8 Receipts for Set, Jim Pringle 1958-1959 82 9 Season Ticket Correspondence 1958-1959 82 10 Tax Reports 1958 82 11 Ticket Correspondence 1958-1959 82 12 Ticket Printing 1958-1959 82 13 Workman's Compensation 1958-1959 82 14 Income Tax, W-2 forms 1958-1959 83 1 Actors/Staff, Physician for Fools 1959 83 2 Actors' Equity 1959 83 3 Author and Cast Arrangements 1959 83 4 Board of Directors 1959 83 5 Box Office Statements, Othello 1959 83 6 Budget 1959-1960 83 7 Budget, Physician for Fools 1959 83 8 Cancelled Checks Spring 1959 83 9 Chevrolet Station Wagon 1959 83 10 Contracts 1959 83 11 General Correspondence 1959 83 12 Correspondence, Play Productions 1959 83 13 Correspondence, Playwrights 1959 83 14 Correspondence, Herbert W. Gallendre, Director 1959 83 15 George Touliantos, Director 1959 83 16 Correspondence, Tickets 1959 84 1 Costume Charges, Leave It To Me 1959 84 2 Costume Charges, Physician for Fools 1959 84 3 Federal Tax 1959 84 4 Invoices, A-F 1959 84 5 Invoices, G-R 1959 84 6 Invoices, S-Z 1959 84 7 Production and Business Applications 1959 84 8 Program Bids 1959 84 9 Purchase Orders 1959 84 10 Tickets, Southwest Globe 1959 85 1 Invoices, Theater Remodeling Summer 1959 85 2 Straw Hat Theater, Dallas Summer 1959 85 3 Maple Theatre, Correspondence Spring 1959 85 4 Maple Theatre, Insurance 1958-1959 85 5 Maple Theatre, Personnel 1958-1959 85 6 Maple Theatre, Financial File Spring 1959 85 7 Maple Theatre, Correspondence with Cain Organization (Public Relations) 1959 85 8 Maple Theatre, Budget for The Boy Friend 1959 85 9 Maple Theatre, The Boy Friend, Breck Wall Prod., Dallas, Correspondence with Musical Theatres, Inc. 1958-1959 85 10 Maple Theatre, American Guild of Musical Artists 1959 85 11 Maple Theatre, Contracts 1958-1959 85 12 Maple Theatre, Tickets Sold Spring 1959 85 13 Maple Theatre, Costumes Spring 1959 85 14 Maple Theatre, Lease Agreement, Edmund Peterson May 26, 1959 86 1 General Ledger, Cash Receipts 1945-1949 86 2 General Ledger, Disbursements 1945-1950 86 3 General Ledger, Payroll 1945-1950 86 4 General Ledger, Assets, Liabilities, Capital, etc. 1947-1949 86 5 Summary Financial Statements 1945-1958 86 6 Ledger, Payroll Summary 1957-1958 87 1 Blue Cross-Blue Shield Insurance 1953-1959 87 2 Insurance, Ridout Agency 1955-1958 87 3 Insurance, Cochran and Houseman 1958 87 4 Insurance Policies 87 5 Insurance Policies 87 6 Insurance Policies 87 7 Insurance Policies Margo Jones Theatre Correspondence 1945-1958

The Margo Jones Theatre correspondence subseries is arranged in alphabetical order by correspondent and/or subject matter.

34 1 Sam Acheson 1946 34 2 Arthur Kramer, Jr. 1945-1953 34 3 Arthur Kramer, Sr. 1945-1947 34 4 Eugene McDermott 1945-1952 34 5 George Noble, Civilian Production Administration 1946 34 6 Dewitt Ray 1945-1948 34 7 John Rosenfield 1944-1955 34 8 Lon Tinkle 1945-1955 34 9 Margo Jones Theatre Board Members 34 10 Miscellaneous 34 11 Dallas Clubs, Lists 34 12 Dallas Council on World Affairs, Elmer Scott, Pres. 34 13 Dallas Morning News 34 14 Dallas Public Library 34 15 Dictaphone Corp. 34 16 Dixie Bureau 34 17 Exhibits 34 18 Federal tax on Admissions 1951-1957 34 19 Financial Journal 1945 34 20 Ford Foundation 34 21 Form Letters, Funding Campaign 1945-1946 35 1 From Main Street to Broadway Cocktail Party July 1953 35 2 Gridiron Dinner 35 3 Gulf Oil Corp. 35 4 Income Tax 1945-1958 35 5 Index of Music Recordings 35 6 Irving Trust Co., New York 1953-1955 35 7 Lectures, Sari Scott 1955-1956 35 8 Linz Award Committee 35 9 National Collegiate Players Award 35 10 Opening Night Wires and Notes June 1947 35 11 Organizational Plans, Reports 1945-1947 35 12 Organization of Theatre, clippings 1945-1947 35 13 Parking Lot [1951-1955] 35 14 Permit to Solicit Funds 1945 35 15 Printers, Programs 35 16 Props 1951 35 17 Publicity 36 1 Rockefeller Foundation 36 2 Jimmy Savo Show 1957 36 3 Southwestern Bell Telephone 36 4 Stanford University 36 5 State Fair of Texas Agreements 1952-1958 36 6 State Fair Rehearsal Hall Project 1954-1955 36 7 Subscriptions 36 8 Talent Scouts 36 9 Texas Employment Commission 36 10 Tickets, Printing 36 11 Ticket Requests 36 12 Title for Truck 1953, 1955 36 13 Truck Project 1954-1955 36 14 Visitors 1950-1958 36 15 Wires Sent 36 16 Wires Received Dallas Civic Theatre Accounts 1945-1958

This subseries is arranged chronologically by record type.

88 1 Bank Book 1947 88 2 Budgets 1945-1947 88 3 Cash Statements 1945-1947 88 4 Deposit Slips 1945-1947 88 5 Bank Statements 1945-1947 88 6 Cancelled Checks 1945 88 7 Cancelled Checks 1946 88 8 Cancelled Checks 1947 88 9 Cancelled Checks 1947 88 10 Withholding Tax 1946-1947 89 1 Bank Statements 1948 89 2 Deposit Slips 1948 89 3 Cancelled Checks 1948 89 4 Bank Statements 1949 89 5 Deposit Slips 1949 89 6 Cancelled Checks 1949 89 7 Bank Statements 1949-1950 89 8 Deposit Slips 1949-1950 89 9 Cancelled Checks 1949-1950 90 1 Cancelled Checks 1950-1951 90 2 Deposit Slips 1950-1951 90 3 Building Fund Account 1950-1951 90 4 Bank Statements 1950-1951 90 5 Deposit Slips 1953-1954 90 6 Statements, Deposit Slips 1953-1954 90 7 Cancelled Checks 1953-1954 90 8 Statements 1954-1955 90 9 Check Stubs 1954 90 10 Cancelled Checks, Deposit Slips 1954-1955 90 11 Cancelled Checks, Deposit Slips 1954-1955 91 1 Cancelled Checks, Bank Statements 1955-1956 91 2 Cancelled Checks, Bank Statements 1955-1956 91 3 Cancelled Checks 1956-1957 91 4 Cancelled Checks 1956-1957 91 5 Bank Statements 1956-1957 91 6 Bank Statements, Cancelled Checks 1957-1958 91 7 Tax Account 1957-1958 Miscellaneous, Oversized 111 Two costume renderings, Golden Porcupine 111 Oversize Photographs: Taming of the Shrew, The Learned Ladies 111 23 mounted photographs, Summer and Smoke, New York production 111 Unidentified, oversize photographs 112 Financial ledger sheets 1955-1959 112 Magazine articles: Tennessee Williams Play Contracts 1948-1958 43 1 1948-1949 43 2 1949-1950 43 3 1950-1951 43 4 1951-1952 43 5 1952-1953 43 6 1953-1954 43 7 Summer 1954 43 8 1954-1955 43 9 Summer 1955 43 10 1955-1956 43 11 Summer 1956 43 12 1956-1957 43 13 1957-1958 43 12 Summer 1958 Margo Jones Theatre Productions 1947-1960

The Theatre's production files are arranged first by season, then by general materials about that season, followed, finally, by the specific plays produced that season.

Summer 1947 Season 93 1 General, clippings 93 2 General, photographs 93 3 Farther Off From Heaven, clippings 93 4 Farther Off From Heaven, photographs 93 5 How Now Hecate, clippings 93 6 Hedda Gabbler, clippings 93 7 Hedda Gabbler, photographs 93 8 Summer and Smoke, clippings 93 9 Summer and Smoke, photographs 93 10 Third Cousin, clippings 93 11 Third Cousin, photographs 1947-1948 Season 93 12 General, clippings 93 13 General, photographs 93 14 The Master Builder, clippings 93 15 The Master Builder, photographs 93 16 Tennessee Williams Three One-Acts (Solid Gold Watches, Madonna, This Property Is Condemned,) clippings 93 17 Throng O'Scarlet, clippings 93 18 Throng O'Scarlet, photographs 93 19 Taming of the Shrew, clippings 93 20 Taming of the Shrew, photographs 93 21 Lemple's Old Man, clippings 93 22 Lemple's Old Man, photographs 93 23 The Importance of Being Earnest, clippings 93 24 The Importance of Being Earnest, photographs 93 25 Leaf and Bough, clippings 93 26 Leaf and Bough, photographs 93 27 Black John, clippings 93 28 Black John, photographs 1948-1949 Season 93 29 General, clippings 93 30 General, photographs 93 31 The Learned Ladies, clippings 93 32 The Learned Ladies, photographs 93 33 Here's To Us, clippings 93 34 Here's To Us, photographs 93 35 Twelfth Night, clippings 93 36 Twelfth Night, photographs 93 37 Skaal, clippings 93 38 Skaal, photographs 93 39 Sting in the Tail, clippings 93 40 Sting in the Tail, photographs 93 41 The Seagull, clippings 93 42 The Seagull, photographs 93 43 She Stoops to Conquer, clippings 93 44 She Stoops to Conquer 93 45 The Coast of Illyria, clippings 93 46 The Coast of Illyria, photographs 1949-1950 Season 94 1 General, clippings 94 2 General, photographs 94 3 Southern Exposure, clippings 94 4 Southern Exposure, photographs 94 5 Heartbreak House, clippings 94 6 Heartbreak House, photographs 94 7 An Old Beat-Up Woman, clippings 94 8 An Old Beat-Up Woman, photographs 94 9 Romeo and Juliet, clippings 94 10 Romeo and Juliet, photographs 94 11 My Granny Van, clippings 94 12 My Granny Van, photographs 94 13 Cock-a-Doodle-Dandy, clippings 94 14 Cock-a-Doodle-Dandy, photographs 94 15 Ghosts, clippings 94 16 Ghosts, photographs 94 17 Golden Porcupine, clippings 94 18 Golden Porcupine, photographs 1950-1951 Season 94 19 General, clippings 94 20 General, photographs 94 21 Lady Windermere's Fan, clippings 94 22 Lady Windermere's Fan, photographs 94 23 A Play for Mary, clippings 94 24 A Play for Mary, photographs 94 25 The Merchant of Venice, clippings 94 26 The Merchant of Venice, photographs 94 27 The Willow Tree, clippings 94 28 The Willow Tree, photographs 94 29 An Innocent in Time, clippings 94 30 An Innocent in Time, photographs 94 31 One Bright Day, clippings 94 32 One Bright Day, photographs 94 33 Candide, clippings 94 34 Candide, photographs 94 35 Walls Rise Up, clippings 94 36 Walls Rise Up, photographs 1951-1952 Season 94 37 General, clippings 94 38 General, photographs 94 39 The Sainted Sisters, clippings 94 40 The Sainted Sisters, photographs 95 1 One Foot in Heaven, clippings 95 2 One Foot in Heaven, photographs 95 3 Midsummer Night's Dream, clippings 95 4 Midsummer Night's Dream, photographs 95 5 A Gift for Cathy, clippings 95 6 A Gift for Cathy, photographs 95 7 The Blind Spot, clippings 95 8 The Blind Spot, photographs 95 9 The Father, clippings 95 10 The Father, photographs 95 11 I Am Laughing, clippings 95 12 I Am Laughing, photographs 95 13 So In Love, clippings 95 14 So In Love, photographs 1952-1953 Season 95 15 General, clippings 95 16 General, photographs 95 17 Goodbye, Your Majesty, clippings 95 18 Goodbye, Your Majesty, photographs 95 19 Hamlet, clippings 95 20 Hamlet, photographs 95 21 The Rising Heifer, clippings 95 22 The Rising Heifer, photographs 95 23 Last Island, clippings 95 24 Last Island, photographs 95 25 Uncle Marston, clippings 95 26 Uncle Marston, photographs 95 27 Late Love, clippings 95 28 Late Love, photographs 95 29 The Day's Mischief, clippings 95 30 The Day's Mischief, photographs 95 31 The Rivals, clippings 95 32 The Rivals, photographs 1953-1954 Season 95 33 General, clippings 95 34 General, photographs 95 35 The Footpath Way, clippings 95 36 The Footpath Way, photographs 95 37 The Guilty, clippings 95 38 The Guilty, photographs 95 39 Happy We'll Be, clippings 95 40 Happy We'll Be, photographs 95 41 Happy We'll Be, photographs 96 1 Oracle Junction, clippings 96 2 Oracle Junction, photographs 96 3 The Heel, clippings 96 4 The Heel, photographs 96 5 A Rainbow At Home, clippings 96 6 A Rainbow At Home, photographs 96 7 Horatio, clippings 96 8 Horatio, photographs 96 9 The Purification/Apollo of Bellac, clippings 96 10 The Purification/Apollo of Bellac, photographs 96 11 Merry Wives of Windsor, clippings 96 12 Merry Wives of Windsor, photographs Summer 1954 Season 96 13 The Inevitable Circle, clippings 96 14 The Inevitable Circle, photographs 96 15 The Inevitable Circle, photographs 96 16 The Brothers, clippings 96 17 The Brothers, photographs 96 18 The Brothers, photographs 96 19 Dash of Bitters, clippings 96 20 Dash of Bitters, photographs 97 1 Sea Change, clippings 97 2 Sea Change, photographs 97 3 Volpone, clippings 97 4 Volpone, photographs 1954-1955 Season 97 5 General, clippings 97 6 General, photographs 97 7 Marry-Go-Round, clippings 97 8 Marry-Go-Round, photographs 97 9 As You Like It, clippings 97 10 As You Like It, photographs 97 11 The Hemlock Cup, clippings 97 12 The Hemlock Cup, photographs 97 13 Inherit the Wind, clippings 97 14 Inherit the Wind, photographs 97 15 The Feathered Fauna, clippings 97 16 The Feathered Fauna, photographs 97 17 Summer of Fancy Dress, clippings 97 18 Summer of Fancy Dress, photographs 97 19 Misalliance, clippings 97 20 Misalliance, photographs 97 21 Ghost of a Chance, clippings 97 22 Ghost of a Chance, photographs 97 23 La Belle Lulu, clippings 97 24 La Belle Lulu, photographs Summer 1955 Season 97 25 General, clippings 97 26 General, photographs 97 27 Pygmalion, clippings 97 28 Pygmalion, photographs 97 29 Whisper to Me, clippings 97 30 Whisper to Me, photographs 98 1 Girl From Boston, clippings 98 2 Girl From Boston, photographs 98 3 Cold Christmas, clippings 98 4 Cold Christmas, photographs 98 5 Farewell, Farewell, Eugene, clippings 98 6 Farewell, Farewell, Eugene, photographs 1955-1956 Season 98 7 General, clippings 98 8 General, photographs 98 9 Somebody, clippings 98 10 Somebody, photographs 98 11 The World Is Yours, clippings 98 12 The World Is Yours, photographs 98 13 Dark Lady of the Sonnets/Man of Destiny, clippings 98 14 Dark Lady of the Sonnets/Man of Destiny, photographs 98 15 Love in a Tutu, clippings 98 16 Love in a Tutu, photographs 98 17 Tolka Row, clippings 98 18 Tolka Row, photographs 98 19 School for Wives, clippings 98 20 School for Wives, photographs 98 21 Mr. Gillie, photographs 98 22 The Sand Castle, clippings 98 23 The Sand Castle, photographs 98 24 The Spring Affair, clippings 98 25 The Spring Affair, photographs 98 26 Third Best Sport, clippings 98 27 Third Best Sport, photographs Summer 1956 Season 98 28 General, clippings 99 1 The Marriage Wheel, clippings 99 2 The Marriage wheel, photographs 99 3 Love Goes to School, clippings 99 4 Love Goes to School, photographs 99 5 The Prisoner, clippings 99 6 The Prisoner, photographs 1956-1957 Season 99 7 General, clippings 99 8 General, photographs 99 9 Stalin Allee, clippings 99 10 Stalin Allee, photographs 99 11 Macbeth, clippings 99 12 Macbeth, photographs 99 13 The Small Servant, clippings 99 14 The Small Servant, photographs 99 15 Woman Is My Idea, clippings 99 16 Woman Is My Idea, photographs 99 17 The Tin Cup, clippings 99 18 The Tin Cup, photographs 99 19 The Circle, clippings 99 20 The Circle, photographs 99 21 Second Wind, clippings 99 22 Second Wind, photographs 99 23 Most Fashionable Crime, clippings 99 24 Most Fashionable Crime, photographs 99 25 Uncle Vanya, clippings 99 26 Uncle Vanya, photographs 99 27 The Glass Menagerie, clippings 99 28 The Glass Menagerie, photographs 1957-1958 Season 99 29 General, clippings 99 30 General, photographs 99 31 The Devil Came From Dublin, clippings 99 32 The Devil Came From Dublin, photographs 99 33 Roadside, clippings 99 34 Roadside, photographs 99 35 Androcles and the Lion, clippings 99 36 Androcles and the Lion, photographs 99 37 Heat of Noontide, clippings 99 38 Heat of Noontide, photographs 100 1 And So Farewell, clippings 100 2 And So Farewell, photographs 100 3 The Doctor in Spite of Himself, clippings 100 4 The Doctor in Spite of Himself, photographs 100 5 Season of the Beast, clippings 100 6 Season of the Beast, photographs 100 7 The Hooper Law, clippings 100 8 The Hooper Law, photographs 100 9 A Waiter Not Named Julius, clippings 100 10 A Waiter Not named Julius, photographs 1958-1959 Season 100 11 General, clippings 100 12 Penelope's Web, clippings 100 13 Penelope's Web, photographs 100 14 Willie Stark: His Rise and Fall, clippings 100 15 Willie Stark: His Rise ad Fall, photographs 100 16 Down in the Valley/Fable for Our Times, clippings 100 17 Down in the Valley/Fable for Our Times, photographs 100 18 The Millionaires, clippings 100 19 The Millionaires, photographs 100 20 The Heiress, clippings 100 21 The Heiress, photographs 100 22 The Contrast, clippings 100 23 The Contrast, photographs 100 24 Moon for the Misbegotten, clippings 100 25 Moon for the Misbegotten, photographs 100 26 The Mousetrap, clippings 100 27 The Mousetrap, photographs 100 28 The Tridget of Greva/Overruled/The Browning Version, clippings 100 29 The Tridget of Greva/Overruled/The Browning Version, photographs 1959-1960 Season 100 30 General, clippings 100 31 General photographs 100 32 Physician for Fools, clippings 100 33 Physician for Fools, photographs 100 34 Leave It To Me, clippings 100 35 Leave It To Me, photographs 100 36 A Few Days in Greece, clippings 100 37 A Few Days in Greece, photographs 100 38 Othello, clippings 100 39 Othello, photographs Scrapbooks 1947-1957

There are 24 scrapbooks in rough chronological order.

1 General 1944-June 1947 2 General June 1947-August 1947 3 General September 1947-December 1947 4 General January 1948-July 1948 5 General August 1948-December 1948 6 General December 1948-April 1949 7 General April 1949-July 1949 8 General July 1949-May 1950 9 General October 1950-May 1951 10 General June 1951-June 1952 11 General (overlaps #10) November 1951-June 1952 12 General November 1955-May 1956 13 General August 1956-May 1957 14 Programs 1948-1958 15-19 Houston Community Players (5 books) 1938-1941 20 Pasadena Playhouse 1943 21 University of Texas at Austin 1942-1944 22 Plays -- Glass Menagerie 1944 23 Plays -- Glass Menagerie 1945 24 Plays -- Summer and Smoke 1948-1949 Margo Jones Theatre Staff Records 1945-1959

Staff records are arranged in alphabetical order by last name, then by general position.

32 1 Bob Alterman, Business Manager 1947 32 2 Billie Baker, Secretary 1948-1952 32 3 Violet Burch, Executive Secretary 1949-1955 32 4 Tony Deeds, Designer 1952-1955 32 5 Mary Dolan, Business Manager 1952-1956 32 6 Mabel Duke, Publicity 1948-1952 32 7 Mabel Duke, Publicity 1953-1957 32 8 Aaron Frankel 1952-1953 32 9 Manning Gurian, Business Administrator 1946-1954 32 10 Ross Lawther, Office 1945-1955 32 11 Mary McGrath, Secretary 1950-1951 32 12 Jed Mace, Costumes 1949-1953 32 13 James and June Moll 1947-1952 32 14 James Pringle, Technical Director; Rita Pringle, Reader 1952-1956 32 15 Jonathan Seymour, Production Manager 1949-1953 32 16 Abe Shosid, Accountant 1951-1954 32 17 Jonas Silverstone, New York Attorney 1948-1959 32 18 Ethel Wald, New York Secretary 1948-1949 32 19 Alton Wilkes, General Manager 1959 32 20 Dino Yannopoulos, Guest Director 1956 32 21 Marshall (Mike) Yokelson, Designer, Lighting and Technical Director 1949-1955 32 22 Directors 32 23 Seamstresses 32 24 Staff Positions, General, Applications Margo Jones Theatre Unproduced Play Scripts

The unproduced play scripts are arranged in alphabetical order by each play's title. The playwright's name follows each title.

101 1 Adam Urbas, Jim Daly 101 2 Ah? Wanton Mask, Laurence Eyre 101 3 Albad the Oaf, Burl Ives (2 copies) 101 4 And the Time Midnight, Eleanor Brooks 101 5 Augustus Does His Bit, George Bernard Shaw 101 6 Bat Out of Hell, Theodis Shine 101 7 Before November, Rick Reagan 101 8 The Big Try, unidentified 101 9 The Black Man, Morris Reuth 101 10 Bless Them All, Manning Gurian 101 11 Blood Frost, Ted Bermingham 101 12 The Bookish Worm Doth Find a New Turn, Milton Robertson 101 13 The Boy Friend, Sandy Wilson 101 14 Breakup, Theodore Apstein 101 15 Brothers Karamazov, Julius and George Epstein 102 1 The Browning Version, Terrence Rattigan 102 2 The Buffoon, Eugene Vale 102 3 A Burst of Summer, A. B. Shiffrin 102 4 Choice of Weapons, Theodore Apstein 102 5 The Choir Boy, Ramsey Yelvington 102 6 Christmas Story, Max Gurian 102 7 Circus of Dr. Lao, Gwyn Conger and Nathaniel Benchley 102 8 Cloud in the Web, incomplete, Theodore Apstein 102 9 Country Court, Frances Pole and Harold Van Kirk 102 10 Culprit, A. B. Shiffrin 102 11 The Cup of Trembling, Vivian Johannes 102 12 Cynthia Parker, Jan Fortune 103 1 Dark Encounter, Lynn Riggs 103 2 Death of Don Juan, Edwin Justus Mayer 103 3 Devil Passes, Benn W. Levy 103 4 Devil's Carnival, Wilfrid H. Petit 103 5 Doors, Ross Lawther 103 6 Ellis Island, B. A. Kazan 103 7 The End of the Beginning and Pound on Demand, Sean O'Casey 103 8 The Family Portrait, Morris Renek 103 9 The Finishing Touch, Edwin Justus Mayer 103 10 Flatlands, Luigia P. Morgo 103 11 Four Days with Aira, Lilla Van Saher 103 12 4.80 Top, Roman Bohnen 103 13 The Glass Roadblock, Ted Bermingham 103 14 Going Up, Cy Howard 103 15 The Golden Farce, Edwin Justus Mayer 104 1 Gold Dust, Jen Rogers 104 2 Golden Girl, John Philip White 104 3 Glory in the Flower, William Inge 104 4 The Great Magician, Lawrence Carra 104 5 Greek to Greek, Arthur Goodman and J. Alfred Fracht 104 6 The Hero, Manny Rubin 104 7 Hide and Seek, John Lloyd 104 8 High Swing, Michael Harward 104 9 Highway Interlude, Ted Bermingham 104 10 Hold Your Horses, Dick Shannon 104 11 House Where I Was Born, Philip Lewis 104 12 Joyous Gard, Mely Tasker 104 13 Judgment Day, unidentified 105 1 Lawyer, Milton J. Kramer 105 2 Life-Blood, Mitchell Hill 105 3 Lilacs After Rain, Jen Rogers 105 4 A Little for the Bottle, Martyn Coleman 105 5 The Lovers, Manny Rubin 105 6 Lydian Scherzo, William Lipscomb 105 7 The Mail Order Bride, Jen Rogers 105 8 Man of Destiny, unidentified 105 9 Miracle at Verdun, Hans Chlumberg 105 10 Moonshine Manifesto, William Lipscomb 105 11 Mountaineers, Jen Rogers 105 12 Negro, Roberto Zerboni 105 13 Nigger Luck, Jen Rogers 105 14 A Night at Madame Tussaud's, Edwin Justus Mayer 105 15 Nineteenth Hole of Europe, Vivian Connell 105 16 No Other Tribute, unidentified 105 17 October in Spring, Joseph G. Stockdale, Jr. 106 1 Oedipus, Roberto Zerboni 106 2 Of Shadows Cast, Eugene Vale 106 3 Only the Heart, Horton Foote 106 4 Parlor Story, William McClury 106 5 Pearl of Great Price, Sari Scott 106 6 The Physician in Spite of Himself, unidentified 106 7 Pity for the Blind, Alan Marcus 106 8 The Practical Newlyweds, unidentified 106 9 The Reluctant Virgin, Maurice Valency 106 10 A Remittance from Spain, Theodore Apstein 106 11 The Road to the Graveyard, Horton Foote 106 12 The Rocking Chair, Horton Foote 106 13 The Rossiters, Kenneth Hyde 106 14 See My Lawyer, Richard Maibaum 107 1 The Senses Man, Burl Ives 107 2 The Senses Man, two drafts, Burl Ives 107 3 Shake Hands for Luck, Max Gurian 107 4 She Put Out to Go, Lula Vollmer 107 5 The Shining Hour, Keith Winter 107 6 So I Took a Chance, Cy Howard 107 7 Something to Take With You, Eleanor Brooks 107 8 Special Edition, Harold Young 107 9 Sporting Pink, Theodore Apstein 107 10 The Spring Tree Yoke, Ted Bermingham 107 11 Stars Are Dust, Earl Weatherby 107 12 State Occasion, Clynch Calkins 107 13 The Stronger, unidentified 108 1 Sun Tower, Sari Scott 108 2 Sunday is People, Manny Rubin 108 3 Sunrise in My Pocket, Edwin Justus Mayer 108 4 A Sunset, George Franklin 108 5 Swans Against the Wind, Theodore Apstein 108 6 Taxi to Texas, unidentified 108 7 They Came to a City, J. B. Priestley 108 8 A Three Acts Farce Comedy, Dorothy Mitler 108 9 Through the Portals of the Past, William Bacon 108 10 Thus Spake Cadmus, Haig P. Manoogian 108 11 Time is the Fire, A. B. Shiffrin 108 12 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Ford 108 13 Topsy Turvy, Jessee Kahn 109 1 Town Man, Frank Bunce 109 2 The Travellers, Horton Foote 109 3 Two on a String, W. D. Hepenstall 109 4 Unconditional Release, John Walsh 109 5 The Unfinished, Luigia Morgo 109 6 Unidentified 109 7 The Uninhabited Island, A. Defresne 109 8 Velvet Tower, Theodore Apstein 109 9 Walt Whitman, American, Dan Totheroh 109 10 Water Boy, Ted Martin 110 1 Way of a Woman, Max Gurian 110 2 When You Hear the Signal, David Mark 110 3 Who Gets Hughette?, Jean de Letraz 110 4 Wild Decembers, Clemence Dane 110 5 Willow, Milton Woodstock (first draft) 110 6 Willow, Milton Woodstock (second draft) 110 7 The Windmill, George Franklin 110 8 Yesterday Was Spring, Paul Showers Series 3: Personal Records 1944-1954

The personal records series includes of Margo Jones' financial records; a journal she kept, circa 1944; invitations; speaking engagement materials; and articles and other publications by her, including her book Theatre-in-the-Round.

29 1 Automobile 1948-1955 29 2 Bills 1948 29 3 Bills 1949 29 4 Bills 1950 29 5 Bills 1951 29 6 Bank Note 29 7 Bank Statements, New York 1949 29 8 Cancelled Checks, New York 1949 29 9 Deposit Slips 1949 29 10 Cancelled Checks 1950 29 11 Cancelled Checks, New York 1950 30 1 Checkbook, New York 1951 30 2 Cancelled Checks, New York 1951 30 3 Out-of-Town Expenses 1951 30 4 Cancelled Checks 1951 30 5 Biographical Notes 30 6 Contributions and Membership Cards 30 7 Credit File 30 8 Income Taxes 1944-1950 30 9 Invitations 30 10 Journal [1944] 30 11 Life Insurance 30 12 Testimonial Luncheon, 10th Season Anniversary November 3, 1954 30 13 TV Set 1950-1952 31 1 Speaking Engagements, A-G 31 2 Speaking Engagements, H-Z 31 3 Speaking Engagements, Columbia Lecture Bureau 31 4 Articles and Publications, Margo Jones 31 5 Articles and Publications, Margo Jones 31 6 Theatre-in-the-Round, Background Data 31 7 Theatre-in-the-Round, Publishers' Correspondence (Rinehart and Co.) 31 8 Theatre-in-the-Round, Readers' Correspondence 31 9 Theatre-in-the-Round, clippings 31 10 Television Appearances Series 4: Photographs

The photographs are subdivided into three groups: 1) Actors, 2) Personal, and 3) Produced Playwrights. Each group is arranged in alphabetical order.

Actors 21 1 A-General 21 2 B-General 21 3 C-General 21 4 D-General 21 5 E-General 21 6 F-General 21 7 G-General 21 8 H-General 21 9 I-J-General\ 21 10 K-General 21 11 L-General 22 1 M-General 22 2 N-General 22 3 O-General 22 4 P-General 22 5 Q-R-General 22 6 S-General 22 7 T-General 22 8 U-V-General 22 9 W-Z-General Personal Photographs 28 1 Margo Jones 28 2 Margo Jones 28 3 Margo Jones 28 4 Margo Jones Family 28 5 Margo Jones Friends 28 6 "From Main Street to Broadway" cocktail party 1953 28 7 Arena Theatre Conference, Miami 1953 28 8 Miscellaneous, Identified 28 9 Negatives, Summer and Smoke, New York and Margo Jones Portrait 28 10 W. G. Smith Artwork to Margo Jones 1954 28 11 Margo Jones Theatre Staff 28 12 Genital Junction Performance Spring 1954 Produced Playwrights 27 1 A-B 27 2 C 27 3 D-F 27 4 G-H 27 5 I-L 27 6 M-P 27 7 Q-R 27 8 S-Z Series 5: Professional Organizations 1944-1959

This series contains materials related to the following professional organizations: American National Theatre and Academy (ANTA), Actors' Equity Association (AEA), American Educational Theatre Association (AETA), Arena Conference, Association of Theatrical Agents and Managers, Chorus Equity Association of America, Dramatists' Guild, League of New York Theatres, National Theatre Conference (NTC), New Dramatists Committee, New England Playhouse Association, Scenic Designers Union, Southern Speech Association, and the Southwest Theatre Conference (STC).

44 1 ANTA 1945-1947 44 2 ANTA 1948 44 3 ANTA 1949 44 4 ANTA 1950 44 5 ANTA January-June 1951 44 6 ANTA July-December 1951 45 1 ANTA 1952 45 2 ANTA 1953 45 3 ANTA 1954 45 4 ANTA 1955 45 5 ANTA Miscellaneous 45 6 ANTA Greater New York Chapter 1952-1955 45 7 ANTA Plans for National Theatre 1944-1954 45 8 ANTA Correspondence with George Savage 1945-1953 45 9 ANTA Correspondence with Henry Schnitzler 1944-1955 45 10 ANTA International Theatre Institute 46 1 AEA Security Agreements 1947-1948 46 2 AEA Contracts 1947-1948 46 3 AEA Contracts 1948-1949 46 4 AEA Contracts 1949-1950 46 5 AEA Contracts 1950-1951 46 6 AEA Contracts 1951-1952 46 7 AEA Contracts 1952-1953 46 8 AEA Contracts 1953-1954 46 9 AEA Contracts Summer 1954 46 10 AEA Contracts 1954-1955 46 11 AEA Contracts Summer 1955 46 12 AEA Contracts 1955-1956 46 13 AEA Contracts Summer 1956 46 14 AEA Contracts 1956-1957 46 15 AEA Contracts 1957-1958 46 16 AEA Contracts 1958-1959 46 17 AEA Correspondence 1947-1952 47 1 AEA Correspondence 1953-1955 47 2 AEA Published Rules 1949-1955 47 3 American Educational Theatre Association 1945 47 4 Arena Conference, Miami, Florida 1953 47 5 Association of Theatrical Agents and managers 1947-1951 47 6 Chorus Equity Association of America 47 7 Dramatists' Guild 47 8 League of New York Theatres 47 9 NTC Correspondence 1944-1946 47 10 NTC Correspondence 1947-1955 47 11 NTC Applications for Membership 47 12 NTC New Play Project 1944-1945 47 13 NTC New Play Project 1946-1950 48 1 NTC Placement Service 1946 48 2 NTC War Assets Administration -- Surplus Theatre Supplies 48 3 New Dramatists' Committee 1950-1952 48 4 New England Playhouse Association, Paul Gifford Anglim 1945 48 5 Scenic Designers' Union 1945-1949 48 6 Southern Speech Association 1953-1954 48 7 STC Correspondence 1951-1956 48 8 STC Dallas Meeting 1955 48 9 STC Convention Programs 48 10 STC Reports Series 6: Dallas Productions 1947-1957 26 8 Candida, Shaw March 1951 26 9 The Father, Strindberg March 1952 26 10 Hamlet, Shakespeare December 1952 26 11 The Rivals, Sheridan March 1953 26 12 Misalliance, Shaw March 1955 26 13 Apollo of Bellac, Girardoux April 1954 26 14 Volpone, Jonson Summer 1954 26 15 Pygmalion, Shaw Summer 1955 26 16 Man of Destiny, Shaw December 1955 26 17 School for Wives, Moliere February 1956 26 18 Androcles and the Lion, Shaw 1957 26 19 We Rode a White Donkey, Gregory and Panetta 1950-1951 26 20 Burst of Summer, Vroom 1951-1952 26 21 Time is the Fire, Shiffrin 1952-1953 26 22 Embarkation for the Happy Isles, Guthrie 1953-1954 26 23 The Big Try, Ferro Summer 1956 26 24 Lawyer, Kramer 1956-1957 26 25 Producing the Playwright, Louis Adelman 1947 26 26 The Fun of Acting, J. and R. P. Baldwin 26 27 Dance of Death, Charlot 1951 26 28 The Drama of the Future, Robert Edmund Jones 26 29 Miscellaneous 26 30 Genital Junction, Meg Comini Series 7: Productions Outside Dallas 1943-1955 49 1 You Touched Me, Tennessee Williams (Cleveland) -- Script with prompt markings 1943 49 2 You Touched Me, Tennessee Williams (Cleveland) -- Script with prompt notes 1943 49 3 You Touched Me, Tennessee Williams (Cleveland) -- Script with prompt notes 1943 49 4 On Whitman Avenue, Maxine Woods (New York) -- Correspondence May 1946 49 5 On Whitman Avenue, Maxine Woods (New York) -- Prompt script May 1946 49 6 On Whitman Avenue, Maxine Woods (New York) -- Set lay-out May 1946 49 7 Joan of Lorraine, Anderson [n.p.] -- Margo Jones' notes 1946-1947 49 8 Joan of Lorraine, Anderson [n.p.] -- Script 1946-1947 49 9 Joan of Lorraine, Anderson [n.p.] -- Prompt script 1946-1947 50 1 Streetcar Named Desire, Tennessee Williams (New York) -- Clippings 1947 50 2 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Script, revisions March 1947 50 3 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Script, complete with set diagram, prop plot, and prod. notes -- Rome version March 1948 50 4 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Script, with prompt notes, revisions, Rome version 1948 50 5 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Mixed pages with prompt notes, revisions 50 6 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Box Office statements 50 7 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Manager's statements 1948 50 8 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Financial statements 1951-1952 50 9 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Correspondence 1948 50 10 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Clippings 50 11 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Programs 50 12 Summer and Smoke (New York) -- Set Sketches, Jo Mielziner 1948 51 1 The Woman Company 1950 51 2 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Clippings 1950 51 3 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Correspondence 1950 51 4 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Dramatists Play Service 1950 51 5 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Financial statements 1950-1954 51 6 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Opening Night Acknowledgements 1950 51 7 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Photograph 1950 51 8 Southern Exposure (New York) -- Stage lay-out 1950 51 9 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Production correspondence 51 10 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Investors' Correspondence 51 11 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Shumlin correspondence 51 12 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Jonas Silverstone correspondence 51 13 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Financial statements 1955 51 14 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Litigation 51 15 Inherit the Wind (New York) -- Miscellaneous Series 8: Other Theatres Resource Files 38 1 Alley Theatre, Houston 38 2 Arena Theatre, Rochester, NY 38 3 Arena Theatre, Washington, DC 38 4 Dallas Community Theatre 38 5 Dallas Institute of Performing Arts (Lumet) 38 6 Dallas Little Theatre 38 7 Dallas Theatre Center 38 8 Mayde Mack Mummers, Oklahoma City 38 9 Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre, New York 38 10 New York Civic Theatre 38 11 Oak Cliff Community Theatre, Dallas 38 12 Pasadena Playhouse 38 13 Phoenix Theatre 38 14 Playhouse, Dallas 38 15 Playhouse, Houston 38 16 Reeder School, Fort Worth 38 17 Repertory Players, Inc., New York 38 18 Round-Up Theatre, Dallas 38 19 San Francisco Theatre Association 38 20 Shreveport Little Theatre 38 21 Summer 38 22 Touring Players, Inc. 38 23 Tuscon Little Theatre 38 24 University of Washington 39 1 Arena, correspondence 39 2 Arena-Dance, correspondence and brochures 39 3 Arena-Foreign, correspondence 39 4 Traditional, correspondence A-D 39 5 Traditional, correspondence E-M 39 6 Traditional, correspondence N-Z 39 7 Shakespearean 39 8 Plans 39 9 Photographs 40 1 Programs and brochures 40 2 Programs and brochures 40 3 Programs and brochures 40 4 Programs and brochures 40 5 Programs and brochures 40 6 Programs and brochures San Francisco Project 1945-1956 41 1 Articles of Incorporation, By-laws, etc. 41 2 Building plans 41 3 Clippings 41 4 Correspondence 41 5 Correspondence, Roger Stevens 41 6 Organizational plan 41 7 Production and staff applications 41 8 Actors, A-G 41 9 Actors, H-Z 41 10 Photographs 42 1 Motion Picture Project, Cinemart, Varian Fry 1946 42 2 Radio Project 1945-1947 42 3 TV Project -- Attorney's correspondence (Silverstone) 1951-1956 42 4 TV Project -- CBS correspondence (Howard Barnes) 1953-1955 42 5 Correspondence, Discovery '52 42 6 Discovery '52, notes and technical information 42 7 Discovery '52, notes and technical information 42 8 Discovery '52, proposals and drafts 42 9 Coordinator's correspondence, Dubensky 1952-1953 42 10 Margo Jones TV Library 1955-1956 Series 9: Produced Play Scripts 113 1 And So, Farewell, Morvill, Katherine 113 2 Apollo of Bellac, Girardoux, Jean 113 3 As You Like It, Shakespeare, William 113 4 La Belle Lulu, Previn, Charles 113 5 Black John, MacLane, Barton 113 6 Blind Spot, Caulfield, Edward 113 7 The Brothers, Rodell, John S. 113 8 The Circle, Maugham, William Somerset 113 9 Coast of Illyria, Parker, Dorothy and Ross Evans 113 10 Cock-a-Doodle-Dandy, O'Casey, Sean 113 11 Cold Christmas, White, Anna Marie Barlow 113 12 The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, Shaw, George Bernard 113 13 A Dash of Bitters, Denham, Reginald and Conrad S. Smith 113 14 Day's Mischief, Clark, Mabel Margaret 113 15 The Devil Came From Dublin, Carroll, Paul Vincent 113 16 Down in the Valley, Weil, Kurt 113 17 Farewell, Farewell Eugene, Vari, John 113 18 Farther Off From Heaven, Inge, William 113 19 The Father, Strindberg, August 113 20 Feathered Fauna, Robinson, Charles and Jean Dalrymple 113 21 Footpath Way, Drake, Burgess 113 22 Ghost of a Chance, Grey, Stephen 114 1 Gift for Cathy, Alexander, Ronald 114 2 The Girl From Boston, Hayes, Joseph 114 3 Glass Menagerie, Williams, Tennessee 114 4 Golden Porcupine, Bolton, Muriel Roy 114 5 Goodbye, Your Majesty, Connell, Vivian 114 6 The Guilt, Granick, Harry 114 7 Hamlet, Shakespeare, William 114 8 Heartbreak House, Shaw, George Bernard 114 9 Heat of Noontide, Farness, Kate 114 10 Hedda Gabbler, Ibsen, Henrik 114 11 The Heel, Raphaelson, Samson 114 12 Hemlock Cup, Hunt, Edward 114 13 Here's To Us, Quin, Shirland 114 14 The Hooper Law, Granick, Harry 114 15 Horatio, Baker, David 114 16 How Now, Hecate?, Coleman, Martyn 114 17 I Am Laughing, Mayer, Edwin Justus 114 18 The Importance of Being Earnest, Wilde, Oscar 114 19 Inevitable Circle, Alexander, Ronald 114 20 Inherit the Wind, Lawrence Jerome and Lee Roberts 114 21 An Innocent in Time, Caulfield, Edward 115 1 Lady Windermere's Fan, Wilde, Oscar 115 2 Last Island, Raskin, Eugene 115 3 Late Love, Casey 115 4 Leaf and Bough, Hayes, Joseph 115 5 The Learned Ladies, Moliere, Jean Baptiste 115 6 Lemple's Old Man, Gurian, Manning 115 7 Love Goes to School, Benevente, Jacinto 115 8 Love in a Tutu, Roper, Neal 115 9 Macbeth, Shakespeare, William 115 10 The Marriage Wheel, Climenhoga, Joel 115 11 Marry-Go-Round, Dickason, Albert 115 12 The Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare, William 115 13 Merry Wives of Windsor, Shakespeare, William 115 14 The Millionaires, Shaw, George Bernard 115 15 Misalliance, Shaw George Bernard 115 16 Mr. Gillie, Bridie, James 115 17 Most Fashionable Crime, Golding, Samuel 115 18 My Granny Van, Disney, Loren and George Perry 115 19 An Old Beat Up Woman, Scott, Sari 115 20 One Bright Day, Miller, Siomund 115 21 One Foot in Heaven, Phillips, Irving 115 22 Oracle Junction, Scott, Sari 116 1 Penelope's Web, Gibney, Sheridan 116 2 Physician for Fools, Cameron, Kenneth 116 3 A Play for Many, McCleery, William 116 4 The Prisoner, Boland, Bridget 116 5 The Purification, Williams, Tennessee 116 6 Rainbow at Home, Robertson, Milton 116 7 Rising Heifer, Maugham, Robin 116 8 The Rivals, Sheridan, Richard 116 9 Roadside, Riggs, Lynn 116 10 Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, William 116 11 Sainted Sisters, Nash, Alden 116 12 Sand Castle, Jaudry, Pat 116 13 School for Wives, Moliere, Jean Baptiste 116 14 The Sea Gull, Chekov, Anton 116 15 Sea Change, Case, William 116 16 Season of the Beast, Oglesby, Carl 117 1 Second Wind, Lenz, Elinor 117 2 She Stoops to Conquer, Goldsmith, Oliver 117 3 Skaal, Johannes, Vivian 117 4 Small Servant, Abelow, S. I. and Robert Cendella 117 5 So In Love, Mathews, Vern 117 6 Southern Exposure, Crump, Owen 117 7 The Spring Affair, Welles, Violet 117 8 Stalin Allee, Mannheimer, Albert and Frederick Kohner 117 9 Sting in the Tail, Purefoy, Tom 117 10 Summer of Fancy Dress, Schoenfield, Bernard 117 11 Third Best Sport, Bayer, Elinor Rosenfield 117 12 Third Cousin, Mathews, Vera 117 13 Throng O'Scarlet, Connell, Vivian 117 14 Tin Cup, Reich, Richard 117 15 Tolka Row, Laverty, Maura 117 16 Trees Die Standing, Rodriguez, Alejandro 118 1 Twelfth Night, Shakespeare, William 118 2 Uncle Marston, Harding, John Briard 118 3 Volpone, Jonson, Ben 118 4 A Waiter Not Named Julius, Walden, William 118 5 Walls Rise Up, Duane, Frank and Richard Shannon 118 6 Whisper to Me, Johnson, Greer 118 7 Willie Stark: His Rise and Fall, Warren, Robert 118 8 Willow Tree, Shiffrin, A. B. 118 9 Woman Is My Idea, Liljenquist, Don 118 10 The World Is Yours, Radono, Gene