The University of Texas at Austin, Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center
Glenville, Peter, 1913-1996
Peter Glenville Papers
1914-2001
36 document boxes, 5 oversize boxes, 3 oversize flat files (17 linear
feet)
The Peter Glenville Papers embrace
correspondence, business records, address books, appointment books, photographs,
clippings, and personal documents. Spanning the years 1914 to 2001, the collection
is largely in its original order, with the material in each series arranged
alphabetically by original file title.
English
TXRC 06-A3
Biographical Sketch
Peter Glenville was born to a noted theatrical family on 28 October 1913 in London.
Peter’s parents Shaun Glenville, an Irish-born comedian, and Dorothy Ward were
musical theater performers much-loved for their work in that
characteristically-British light musical theater genre known as pantomime, panto for
short.
After graduation from Stonyhurst College, Peter Glenville attended Christ Church
College, Oxford University, where he joined the Oxford University Dramatic Society.
In 1934, he became the society’s president and also made his professional stage
debut. Over the next several years Glenville was active in the theater and motion
pictures as an actor, gradually developing an interest in directing, and leading to
his 1944 appointment as director for the Old Vic Company.
After World War II, Glenville met Hardy William Smith (1916-2001). Smith had taken
his military discharge from the United States Navy in Britain at the war’s end,
intending to pursue a career in the theater there. Glenville and Smith became
professional and life partners, with Smith producing and Glenville directing plays
for the London stage.
Glenville and Smith soon became active in the theater on both sides of the Atlantic,
their 1949 production of
The Browning Version being
Glenville’s first directorial effort in New York. Notable London and New York
productions included The Innocents (1950), Summer and Smoke (1951), Separate
Tables (1954),The Prisoner (also 1954),
and Hotel Paradiso (1957). A 1955 film version of
The Prisoner represented Glenville’s first
direction of a motion picture; both versions featured Glenville’s close friend and
frequent collaborator Alec Guinness.
After more than a decade of living in London Glenville and Smith moved to New York in
1960 and bought a house at 18 East 68th Street in Manhattan. Through the sixties
Peter Glenville was very active in film and theatrical productions in the United
States, directing on Broadway
Take Me Along
(1959-60), Becket (1960), and Dylan (1964), as well as film adaptations of Summer and Smoke (1961), Becket (1964),
and Hotel Paradiso (1966). Glenville’s film
productions Me and the Colonel (1958) and The Comedians (1967) were not based on earlier Glenville
theatrical productions.
Peter Glenville worked on a film version of
Man of La
Mancha in 1971, but, failing to agree with MGM about the project, he bowed
out. Following a Broadway production of Tennessee Williams’s Out Cry (1973) Glenville retired from active theatrical and film work,
eventually moving to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, where he developed a notable
colonial estate. Peter Glenville died in New York City on 3 June 1996; Hardy Smith
survived him by five years.
Sources:
Van Gelder, Lawrence.
Peter Glenville, 82, a Director on
Broadway and in London, New York
Times, 5 June 1996.
Who’s Who in the Theatre, 17th ed. Detroit: Gale
Research, 1981.
Scope and Contents
The Peter Glenville Papers embrace correspondence, business records, address books,
appointment books, photographs, clippings, and personal documents. Spanning the
years 1914 to 2001, the collection is largely in its original order, with the
material in each series arranged alphabetically by original file title. The
subseries of clippings and photographs lacked systematic descriptions and was
organized at the Ransom Center.
The papers described herein comprise four series: Series I. Works and Productions,
1944-72 (9 boxes); Series II. Business Files, 1945-76 (4.5 boxes); Series III.
Personal Papers, 1914-2001 (26 boxes); and Series IV. Hardy William Smith Materials,
1920-99 (1.5 boxes).
The Works and Productions series includes correspondence, business records, and a few
scripts for plays and films, realized or projected, in which Glenville was involved
between 1944 and 1972. The materials included are in most cases selective rather
than exhaustive, although the files relating to
Becket (play and film versions), The
Comedians, Dylan, and Hotel Paradiso (both versions) contain a significant amount of
correspondence.
The Business Files contain communications from Glenville’s accountants and principal
legal representation, along with some general correspondence created during the
years 1945-76. A number of scripts not related to any specific project in which
Peter Glenville had involved himself are present in the series.
The Personal Papers series is the largest in the Glenville Papers and is broken down
into six subseries, documenting various aspects of Peter Glenville’s personal life,
avocational interests, household, and career. The subseries are A. Correspondence,
B. Financial Files, C. Household Files, D. Personal Records and Related Material, E.
Clippings, and F. Photographic Prints and Slides.
The final series, Hardy William Smith Materials, contains a significant amount of
personal correspondence for the period from the 1950s to 1999, as well as the
business records relating to the house at 18 East 68th Street, and a collection of
personal and family photographs covering the years 1920 to 1952.
Series Descriptions
Series I. Works and Productions, 1944-72 (9 boxes)
The series contains correspondence, contracts, and other documents relating
to works directed by Peter Glenville. In general there is little material
present covering Glenville’s career in the 1940s and early 1950s, and a
number of plays from the later period (e.g.,
Rashomon and Tchin-Tchin) are not
represented in the series.
Among the works documented is his own 1944 adaptation of Turgenev’s novel
A House of Gentlefolk. Scripts for Becket, Me and the
Colonel, and an unrealized project, Bridget Boland’s The Bull
from the Sea, based on the Mary Renault novel are also present in the
series. A substantial amount of material relating to Glenville’s involvement
in the film version of Man of La Mancha is
found here, the majority of it from the lightly-mold-damaged portion of the
papers.
A considerable number of other unrealized projects, including the films Tower
of Babel and John Collier’s
Paradise Lost
adaptation are documented in the series, as is Glenville’s effort to stage
Waiting for Godot. The material relating
to Godot in this series and elsewhere in the
papers suggests Peter Glenville regarded his inability to secure an
agreement with Samuel Beckett one of his major professional disappointments.
Correspondents found in the series include Jean Anouilh, Lillian Gish, Graham
Greene, James Salter, and Peter Ustinov. A complete index of correspondents
present in this series (and in the other series) has been compiled and is
included in this finding aid.
Series II. Business Files, 1945-76 (4.5 boxes)
Peter Glenville’s correspondence with Denise Tual in the years 1953-61 is
perhaps the most significant material in the series, though a small group of
letters between Glenville and Hardy Smith gives insight into the director’s
handling of relationships in day-to-day work in the theater. Otherwise,
apart from the correspondence with Glenville’s accountants (A. T. Chenhalls
& Co.) and legal representation (Weissberger & Frosch), most
of the material in the series is fragmentary.
A group of scripts is also present in the series, of which only Anouilh’s To
Kill a King appears to represent a seriously-considered property. To Kill a
King is based on a Philippe Erlanger novel and is related to the Galigai
file in Series I.
Series III. Personal Papers, 1914-2001 (bulk 1952-93) (26
boxes)
Subseries A. Correspondence, 1950-96 (3.5 boxes)
The personal correspondence present is fragmentary and largely absent for
the years before the mid-1950s, but it does even so appear to represent
the wide range of Peter Glenville’s social contacts rather well,
including as it does theater people, Catholic intellectuals, members of
the American conservative establishment, and family. Glenville himself
appears here in the form of his own carbons as a thoughtful and
enthusiastic correspondent.
Correspondents in this subseries include Geoffrey Bennison, Christopher
and William F. Buckley, Philip Caraman, Alec Guinness, William Loverd,
Dotson Rader, Oliver Lemuel Smith, Roger L. Stevens, Bernard Treneman,
and the John Ward family. See the Index of Correspondents for additional
persons represented.
Subseries B. Financial Files, 1955-80 (1.5 boxes)
The papers in this subseries are a very fragmentary collection of
miscellaneous financial records; many records of similar significance
are located in Series II. Business Files.
Subseries C. Household Files, 1952-79 (2 boxes)
While not an extensive group of materials, this subseries does contain
significant correspondence and related records on houses and apartments
rented by Glenville in the 1960s, as well as for his house in London at
24 Brompton Square.
Subseries D. Personal Records and Related Material, 1935-2001 (5
boxes)
Peter Glenville’s appointment books survive for most years from 1969 to
1994, and a number of address books apparently dating from the 1960s and
1970s are also found in the subseries. Copies of his 1976 and 1981
wills, as well as some miscellaneous writings (including his translation
of Feydeau’s
Le Dindon) are also
present.
Subseries E. Clippings, 1933-64 (8 boxes)
Clippings representing Glenville’s career in theater from his Oxford days
into the mid-1960s comprise Subseries E. Of particular interest are
clippings relating to Peter Glenville’s early activity in the theater
and to various unrealized film and stage projects.
Subseries F. Photographic Prints and Slides, 1914-90 (5.5
boxes)
Included here are a small number of early and family-related images,
along with theatrical prints, film stills, and travel-related prints and
slides from the mid-1960s to about 1985.
Series IV. Hardy William Smith Materials, 1920-99 (bulk 1943-99) (1.5
boxes)
Personal correspondence present in the Hardy William Smith series includes
letters from Isabel Eberstadt, George S. Kaufman, Leueen MacGrath, and Irene
M. Selznick. The sizeable quantity of correspondence and other papers
relating to the house on East 68th Street provides a remarkable view of the
challenges involved in maintaining, staffing, and dealing with tenants in a
large Manhattan residence.
Acquisition:
Purchase, 2003 (R 15254)
Access:
Open for research. Some materials have mold damage; see the Condition Note concerning
access to these materials.
Condition Note:
Portions of the Peter Glenville Papers were damaged by mold during storage in the
years after Glenville’s death. Most of the damaged materials were in sufficiently
sound condition to permit the Ransom Center’s Conservation Department to clean them
so that they could be safely handled and viewed with proper precautions.
During cataloging, preservation photocopies were made of all personal correspondence
located within the moderately mold-damaged materials (boxes 30-37) and these
surrogates are now interfiled in the undamaged papers (boxes 1-29) to facilitate use
of the collection. All photocopies are marked "Preservation photocopy of
mold-damaged original in the Peter Glenville Papers."
Researchers wishing to access the moderately mold-damaged originals located in boxes
30-37 are cautioned that while the Conservation Department has treated these
manuscripts for mold infestation by aspiration and/or dry cleaning, mold may still
be present. Users sensitive to mold should wear gloves and a dust/mist respirator
while handling this material.
Other Glenville materials (about 3 linear feet) were so severely damaged by mold that
salvage was not possible. These files were examined by the cataloger, who identified
the most significant letters and documents present, made preservation photocopy
surrogates of these items, and interfiled the surrogates into the undamaged papers.
These photocopies are marked "Preservation photocopy of extensively mold-damaged
original in the Peter Glenville Papers; Original item not available for use."
Processed by:
Bob Taylor, 2006
Collections in the Ransom Center which contain material related to Glenville include
the Joseph Abeles Studio Collection, as well as the collections of B. J. Simmons
& Co., Graham Greene, James Salter, Tennessee Williams, and Audrey Wood.
A small number of personal belongings of Peter Glenville has been removed to the
Personal Effects Collection, as have three videocassettes to the Sound Recordings
Collection.
Folder List
Series I. Works and Productions, 1944-72
1.1
The Appointment, correspondence,
1965-66
Becket
The play, 1959-61
1.2
Correspondence
1.3
Casting
1.4
Royalties
The film, 1961-64
Correspondence
1.5
1961, July-1963, Apr.
1.6
1963, May-1964, Sept.
1.7
Re recording, 1964
1.8
"Final script, May 1, 1963," with handwritten corrections
The Bull from the Sea
Correspondence
1.9
1962, Apr.-1968, June
1.10
1968, July-1969, July
1.11
Typescript rough draft screenplay
"First draft screenplay" by Bridget Boland
2.1
Typescript
2.2
Carbon
32.2-3
Mimeo (2 copies)
The Comedians
Correspondence
2.3
Contracts and artists, 1966
2.4
Contracts and artists (P. Ustinov), 1966-67
2.5
Father Jean-Baptiste Georges, 1966-67
2.6
"First night" letters, Nov. 1967
General
2.7
1965-66
2.8
1967
2.9
Museum of Modern Art project, 1967
2.10
Production code, 1966
2.11
E. Taylor and R. Burton, 1966-67, Richard Hanley re
2.12
Contracts, "Advice of artistes’ engagement"
3.1
Contracts
3.2
"Distribution technique" list, 1967
3.3-4
Haiti research
*
Map of the Dominican Republic, 1963 [*removed to flat file]
3.5
Production accounts
3.6
Weekly work reports, Jan.-May 1967
3.7
The Curious Savage,
correspondence, 1950, 1965
Dylan
Correspondence
3.8
1962, July-1963, May
3.9
1963, June-1964, Oct.
3.10
Re royalties
3.11
Royalty statements, 1964, 1967
3.12
Everything in the Garden,
correspondence, 1967-68
3.13
A Favourite of the Gods, correspondence, 1966-67
La Galigai, correspondence
3.14
Contractual, 1964-65
4.1
General and Valois Films, 1962-68
4.2
The Good Soldier, correspondence, 1971-72
4.3
The Great Indoors, correspondence,
1963-64
Hotel Paradiso
The play
4.4
Correspondence, 1958-71
4.5
Contracts, 1956-57
4.6
Final returns, receipts, and expenses, 1956
4.7
The film: correspondence, 1964
4.8
The Innocents, correspondence,
1950-54
4.9
Island of Goats, contracts, 1955
[see also 29.8]
4.10
A Liberal Education, contract, 1954; see also The Mulberry Bush
32.6
Lisa, or, A House of Gentlefolk,
typescript with handwritten revisions, 1944
The Living Room, see The Potting Shed
Man of La Mancha
Correspondence
30.1
Casting
General
30.2
Incoming, 15 Mar.-12 Aug. 1971
30.3
Outgoing (carbons), 5 Mar.-13 Aug. 1971
30.4
Music
4.11
Reimbursement, 1971-72
Records and documents
30.5
Accounting and weekly cash requirements
30.6
Art Department notes and outlines
30.7
Production and labor issues
31.1
Travel and housing expenses for PG
Me and the Colonel
4.12
Correspondence, 1957-58
4.13
"Revised final draft" screenplay with handwritten
corrections, Oct. 7, 1957
5.1
The Moviegoer, correspondence, 1965-67
The Mulberry Bush; see also A
Liberal Education
5.2
Correspondence, 1954-56
5.3
Contracts, 1954-56
5.4
Once There Was a Russian,
contracts, 1958
5.5
Out Cry, correspondence and
critiques, 1972
A Patriot for Me
5.6
Correspondence, 1969
*
Set design by Oliver Smith [*removed to flat file]
5.7
The Photographer, correspondence, 1964
5.8
The Potting Shed and The Living Room, correspondence, 1953-57
5.9
The Prisoner, correspondence,
1953-57
5.10
The Royal Hunt of the Sun,
correspondence, 1958-59
5.11
Silent Night, Lonely Night,
accounts, 1959-60
South
5.12
Correspondence, 1953-59
5.13
Contracts, 1955
5.14
Summer and Smoke, correspondence,
1960-61
5.15
Take Me Along, accounts, 1959-60
5.16
Term of Trial, correspondence,
1961-63
5.17
Thomas More, correspondence re Jean Anouilh project, 1963-64
5.18
Tovarich, correspondence, 1963
Tower of Babel
5.19
Correspondence, 1967-70
*
Map of Beirut, Lebanon [*removed to flat file]
5.20
Waiting for Godot, correspondence,
1953-56
Projects, correspondence
Films (by title), 1951-58
31.2
B-C
31.3
D-M
31.4
N-Pri
31.5
Pro-V
Miscellaneous, 1946-71
6.1
1946-52
6.2
1956-59
6.3
1962-64
1964-66
Persons and firms
6.4
B-L
6.5
M-W
6.6
Titles
6.7-8
1967-68, 1971
Series II. Business Files, 1945-76
A. T. Chenhalls & Co. (accountants), correspondence
General
6.9
1945 (29 June)-1955 (15 Apr.)
6.10
1955 (17 Apr.)-1956 (31 Dec.)
6.11
1957 (1 Jan.)-1958 (26 June)
7.1
1958 (8 July)-1959 (28 Dec.)
7.2
Business, 1958-62
7.3
Actors’ Equity Association contract, 1957
7.4
Association of Cinematograph and Allied Technicians (A.C.T.)
7.5
Casting, general: photographs and recommendations, 1959-61
7.6
Columbia Pictures: correspondence re, 1959
Hardy William Smith Productions Ltd. accounts
7.7
1952-55, 1957
7.8
1961
31.6
Lists of files, scripts, and recordings, 1965-67
Maximilian Productions
7.9
General correspondence, 1959-60
7.10
Financial correspondence, 1976
Metro Goldwyn Mayer, 1964-68
Contracts and general correspondence
7.11
Correspondence
7.12
Contracts
7.13
Correspondence re living expenses
7.14
Correspondence with J. Coxhead and B. Somner, 1967-68
8.1
Telephone directory
Personnel, General, 1964-68
8.2
Correspondence
8.3
Photographs
8.4
Reinheimer & Cohen (attorneys), 1957
Scripts
31.7, 32.1
Alpert, Hollis. The Birds Fall Down, "revised May 15, 1970,"
carbon (2 copies)
8.5
Anouilh, Jean. To Kill a King, "English version 2nd draft,"
31 May 1965, typescript mimeo
32.4
Boland, Bridget. Montezuma, "third draft, 26 August 1955,"
typescript
32.5
Les Chasseurs de Têtes, carbon
8.6
Crawley, Randall. The Egotists, 1975, typescript mimeo
8.7
Ehrlich, Max. The Savage is
Loose, typescript photocopy
8.8
Golub, Richard. The Marine, 1975, typescript mimeo
32.7
Guthrie, Tyrone. The Makropoulos
Secret, "adapted from the original of Karel Capek,"
1957, typescript mimeo
8.9
Hedley, Thomas J. Double
Negative, 1975, typescript mimeo
9.1
Prebble, John. Glencoe, an Original Screenplay, typescript
mimeo
9.2
Price, Eugene. Corky,
typescript mimeo
32.8
Rossen, Steven. J. Edgar Hoover, 1976, typescript mimeo
33.1
Seligson, Tom. Operation Return, typescript
33.2
Winter, Keith. Round the Corner, typescript carbon
33.3
Wolff, Ruth. Empress of China,
1974, typescript mimeo
9.3
Scripts: correspondence re, 1964
9.4
Scripts: list of, 1967
9.5
Smith, Hardy William, 1953-55
9.6
Specimen contract
9.7
Tual, Denise, 1953-61
Weissberger & Frosch (attorneys)
9.8
1950-56
9.9
1957-58
9.10
1959-62
9.11
1962
33.4
1964-68
9.12
William Goetz Productions, 1960
William Morris Agency: correspondence re contracts and payments,
1959-62
9.13
Correspondence
10.1
Receipts and contracts
Series III. Personal Papers, 1914-2001
Subseries A. Correspondence, 1950-96
10.2
1950-63, Miscellaneous
10.3
1957-66, Christmas card lists
10.4
1960, Reference material, personal
10.5
1961, Personal correspondence
33.5
1962, Personal correspondence (Ireland)
10.6
1963, Reference miscellaneous
1965-69, Personal correspondence
10.7
A-W
10.8
Forenames, outgoing, and miscellaneous
10.9
1969-79, Correspondence, unsorted
11.1
1971, Personal correspondence (preservation photocopies)
33.6
1971, Personal correspondence (originals)
11.2
1971-82, Graham Greene
11.3
1974, Christmas cards (preservation photocopies)
33.7-34.1
1974, Christmas cards (originals)
11.4
1976-78, Miscellaneous correspondence
1980-89, Unsorted
11.5
A-K
11.6
L-W and unidentified
11.7
1980s and '90s, Christmas cards
11.8
1984-88, Personal correspondence (preservation photocopies)
34.2-3
1984-88, Personal correspondence (originals)
1988-93 (preservation photocopies)
11.9
A-T
12.1
W, forenames, and outgoing
34.4-6
1988-93 (originals)
12.2
1990-1996
Subseries B. Financial Files, 1955-80
12.3
Account statements, miscellaneous, 1956-59
Bank of America, 1961
12.4
Checkbook with stubs
12.5
Deposit slips
Bankers Trust Co., statements
12.6
1958-62
35.1
1962-68
12.7
1974, 1978-80
12.8
Banks, 1961
12.9
Expense statements, 1958-61
12.10
Financial miscellany, 1961-75
12.11
Financial statements, 1955-57
12.12
General accounts, New York, 1983
35.2
General assets, 1966-68
12.13
Midland Bank, correspondence, 1955-59
12.14
Professional entertaining, July 1959
12.15
Royalties, 1963-64
12.16
Tax correspondence, 1962-64
12.17
Travel: correspondence and receipts, 1957-58
13.1
United Air Lines, accounts, 1968-75
13.2
United States, tax file, 1958-59
Subseries C. Household Files, 1952-79
35.3
Addresses, minor publications, time-tables
Aplin, Muriel (secretary), correspondence, 1958, Aug.-1959,
Dec.
13.3
Originals
13.4
Carbons
Bennison, Geoffrey (antiques and furniture)
35.4
1962-68
13.5
1963-64, 1970
Brompton Square (house, London)
35.5
1956-66
35.6
1967-68
Cars
13.6
1954-62
36.1
1965-68
13.7
Le Clos Fiorentina (house, Cap Ferrat), 1967
13.8
Davies, Turner & Co. (movers), 1963
13.9
Lord de Freyne and Cork Little house, 1961-62
Domestic staff
13.10
1952-59
36.2
1966-68
13.11
Furniture and furnishings: insurance, 1979
13.12
Los Angeles house, 1960-61
13.13
Moulin de Corbeaux (apartment, Paris), 1965
36.3
19 Rue Weber (house, Paris), 1966
14.1
Office file, bills, 1963-65
14.2
Reference material, miscellaneous (trades),1959-61
36.4
Rome apartment (Via Villa de Pepoli 15), 1967-68
14.3
Turnbull & Asser, Ltd. (tailors), 1959-61
36.5
Miscellaneous files, 1957-65
Subseries D. Personal Records and Related Material,
1935-2001
Address books
14.4-5
New York (2 items)
14.6-7, 15.1
U. S. & foreign (3 items)
15.2
U. S. & foreign (Bill Smith’s)
15.3
Europe, 1966
15.4
Italy
Appointment books
15.5
1962
15.6
1969
15.7
1970
16.1
1971
16.2
1972
16.3
1973
16.4
1974
16.5-6
1975 (2 items)
16.7
1976
16.8-9
1977 (2 items)
16.10-17.1
1978 (2 items)
17.2
1980
17.3
1981
17.4
1986
17.5
1991
17.6
1992
17.7
1993
17.8
1994
17.9
1997
18.1
1999
18.2
2001
18.3
Book inventory, 1996
18.4
Doctors, 1937
18.5
Doctors and dentists, 1957-66
Documents, personal
18.6
1919-72
18.7
1951-58
Insurance
18.8
National Health (G.B.), 1958
Personal
18.9
1946-59
18.10
1959-62
18.11
Last will and testament, 1976, 1981
18.12
Minor textual material, manuscript and printed, 1916-97
18.13
Prose sketches, essays, and a translation of Feydeau’s Le Dindon, all in PG’s hand, c. 1935-c. 1988
18.14
Stationery, miscellaneous
19.1
Telephone message pad
Subseries E. Clippings, 1933-64
Personal career
39.1
"OUDS cuttings," 1933-35 [*oversize]
39.2
"News cuttings," 1934-37 [*oversize]
37.1
Clippings and miscellany, 1950s [*oversize]
19.2
Miscellaneous, personal and shows, 1956-63
19.3
Personal publicity, 1959
Reviews
19.4
Arms and the Man [unrealized film project], advance
notices, 1955
19.5
Becket, publicity, 1960;
see also Dylan
The Curious Savage,
see The Innocents
19.6
The Devil at Four O’Clock
[film ultimately directed by another], publicity, 1960
19.7
Dylan and Becket, publicity, 1964
General
19.8-10
1960
19.11-12
1961
20.1
Hotel Paradiso (play),
1957
37.2
The Innocents, 1952
[*oversize]
20.2
The Innocents, “rejected
clippings,” 1952
20.3
The Innocents, The Curious Savage, Romeo and Juliet, 1950-51
20.4
The Island [unrealized film project], advance notices,
1955
20.5
Island of Goats, 1955
The Living Room, 1953
20.6
Pre-London tour
20.7-8
Advance and miscellaneous
20.9
West End production
20.10
Madam, Will You Walk [unrealized film project], advance
and miscellaneous, 1954
20.11
Major Barbara and Summer and Smoke, 1948, 1952
20.12-13, 21.1
Me and the Colonel,
1958-59
40.1
Miscellaneous plays, 1951-52 [*oversize]
21.2
Miscellaneous plays, 1957-59
21.3
The Mulberry Bush, Bristol
production, 1954-55
21.4
The Prince and Mr. Jones
[unrealized stage project], 1956-57
The Prisoner
Play
21.5
Pre-London tour, 1954
21.6
Advance and miscellaneous, 1954
21.7
West End production, 1954
21.8
London and other productions, 1954-55
Film
21.9
Pre-press show, 1954-55
English release
21.10-11
Apr.-May 1955
21.12
June 1955-Feb. 1956
21.13
U.S. and British reviews, 1955
22.1-4
American release, 1955-56
40.2
"New York campaign," 1955-56 [*oversize]
22.5-6
American release, unsorted, 1956
22.7
Foreign language reviews, 1954-56
22.8
Rashomon, publicity,
1958-59
37.3
Richard III, 1934
[*oversize]
Romeo and Juliet, see
The Innocents
Separate Tables
22.9
Pre-London tour, 1954
22.10
Advance and miscellaneous, 1954
London production
22.11
1954
23.1
1954-55
23.2
1955-56
23.3
Pre-American production, 1956
23.4-5
New York production, 1956
23.6
Australian and New Zealand productions, 1954-55
23.7
Foreign language notices, 1954-56
37.4
Shakespeare Festival, Stratford, 1936 [*oversize]
23.8
Silent Night, Lonely
Night, 1959
23.9
Sons and Lovers [unrealized film project], advance
notices, 1955-56
Summer and Smoke, see
Major Barbara
23.10-11
Take Me Along, 1959
23.12
Under the Sycamore Tree,
1952-53
Subseries F. Photographic Prints and Slides, 1914-90
Personal, 1914-90
38.1
Two photographs of PG by Miss Compton Collier, c. 1914
[*oversize]
24.1
PG, family and social life, 1919-90 (prints)
38.2
Portraits of PG by Michael McKeown and Antony
Armstrong-Jones, 1950s (prints) [*oversize]
38.3
PG social life, 1960s-80s (prints) [*oversize]
24.2
"Glenville in Camera," 28 Oct. 1978 (album)
24.3
Tropical holiday, 1988 (album)
Theater and Film, 1935-70
38.4
Becket, 1964 (prints)
[*oversize]
24.4-6
Doré, G. The Divine Comedy
(photographic facsimiles)
24.7
The Innocents, 1950 (prints)
Me and the Colonel, 1958
38.5-6
Location research (views) [*oversize]
38.7
Stills and production shots [*oversize]
24.8
Set designs and miscellaneous, 1955-70 (prints)
38.8
Term of Trial, 1962 [*oversize]
24.9
Theatrical prints and film stills, 1937-48
25.1
Theatrical prints and portraits, 1935-55
Travel and Places, 1966-85
China
25.2-5
And the Mediterranean, early 1980s (prints)
25.6-7
1982 (slides)
41
Album, 1982 [*oversize]
25.8
India, 1985 (slides)
25.9-10
Italy and Greece, 1976 (slides)
Mexico
25.11, 26.1
1979 (slides)
26.2-3
1979-84 (slides)
26.4
And elsewhere, 1970s and '80s (prints)
And South America
26.5-8
1974 (slides)
26.9
1974-85 (slides)
Morocco
26.10-11
And Europe, 1982-84 (prints)
27.1
And Europe, 1982-84 (prints)
27.2-3
And Toulouse, 1978 (slides)
New York City (House, 18 East 68 St.)
27.4-5
Furnishings and room views, c. 1966 (prints)
27.6
And the Bronx Zoo, 1975 (slides)
27.7
Peru and Spain, 1981-82 (slides)
Various places
27.8-9
1970s (slides)
27.10-11
1974-85 (slides)
Various subjects
27.12
1974 (slides)
28.1-3
1974-75 (slides)
Series IV. Hardy William Smith Materials, 1920-99
Correspondence, 1943-99
28.4
A-G
28.5
H-R
28.6
S-W and miscellaneous
House, 18 East 68th Street
Business
28.7
1961-62
28.8
1963-65
29.1
1964-67
29.2
1965-67
29.3
1966
29.4
1968
29.5
General, 1962-64
29.6
Miscellaneous, 1982-96
29.7
Contents (inventories and descriptions), 1963-83
29.8
Island of Goats (1955), set
designs by Jo Mielziner [see also 4.9]
29.9
Photographs, 1920-52
30-37
Mold-damaged materials
37-41
Oversize materials
Peter Glenville Papers--Index of Correspondents
Names in bold appear in the RLIN record.
- A. T. Chenhalls & Co. (C. S. Forsyth,
Geoffrey King, J. E. Page)--4.4, 5.8, 5.12, 6.9-11, 7.1-2, 7.6-8, 9.10-11, 10.9
(with Frosch, Aaron R.), 18.9, 28.4
- Abbott, Michael--10.2
- Actors’ Equity Association (William Gibberson)--1.2
- Adiv, Reuven--8.2
- Agnelli, Giovanni, 1921- --11.7
- Agnes Philomena, Sister--10.5
- Al Parker Ltd. (Peter A. Clark)--30.1
- Albert G. Ruben & Co. (T. E. Clarkson)--18.9-10
- Albery, Donald--5.20
- Alison on Dominick Street (Restaurant)--11.7
- Allen, Lewis M., 1922- (Vineyard Films, Inc.)--10.7
- Allen-Hodgdon Productions (Firm) (Lewis Allen)--6.3
- Allenberg, Bert--4.12
- Ameran Films (Firm) (Charles H. Schneer)--6.3
- American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy (Jack Landau)--7.5
- Anderson, Jack--11.9
- Andrews, Maidie--8.2
- Anglund, Robert--4.4
- Anouilh, Jean, 1910-1987--1.2 (subject), 3.14, 4.4,
10.7
- Aplin, Muriel--13.3-4
- Apoteker, Paul--4.12
- Archibald, William--31.4
- Architectural Digest (Paige Rense)--27.5
- Arnold, Tom--11.3, 11.7, 12.2
- Arthur Kennard Associates Incorporated (Arthur Kennard)--30.1
- Arts Theatre of Cambridge Limited (George Rylands)--5.9
- Ashley Famous Agency, Inc. (Ben Benjamin, Katharine Brown)--1.1, 6.7
- Ashley-Steiner-Famous Artists, Inc. (Miriam Howell, Audrey Wood)--6.3
- Ashley-Steiner Inc. (Milton Goldman)--7.5
- Association of Cinematograph, Television, and Allied Technicians (Adelaide
Pentecost)--7.4
- Astor, Brooke--11.5, 11.7, 12.2
- Astor, Richard--5.12
- August, A. Melvin--11.9
- Austin & Noyes (Firm) (Lyn Austin, Thomas Noyes)--31.4
- Australian Broadcasting Commission (Anne Mason)--5.2
- BBC Radio and TV Enterprises (John Keeble)--6.8
- Baker, Charles Adams (William Morris Agency, Inc.)--10.7
- Baker, Fred (Fred Baker Film & Video Company)--12.2
- Baker, Peter (Dunstead Trust Ltd., Falcon Press)--28.4
- Baker, Todman & Co. (S. E. Daniell)--6.9, 28.4
- Balsamo, Catherine--7.5
- Bank of England (A. R. Thompson)--9.10
- Barlow, James, 1921- --33.5
- Barovick & Konecky (Firm) (Ronald S. Konecky)--30.4
- Barrere, Jean--3.9
- Bartlett & Gluckstein, Solicitors (F. E. H. Levinson)--31.3
- Barton, Trumbull--2.6
- Basden, John--5.8-9, 6.9
- Bass, Stephen W.--6.4
- Bayley, John--11.9
- Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989--5.20, 12.2 (subject,
with Knowlson, James)
- Begelman, David--2.6
- Behrman, S. N. (Samuel Nathaniel), 1893-1973--4.12
- Bell, Mary Hayley--6.3
- Bellarmine Society (Christopher Dooley)--5.9
- The Belles--11.3
- Benjamin, Ben--6.3
- Bennison, Geoffrey--10.5, 11.3, 11.5, 13.5, 28.7,
29.5, 33.5, 35.4
- Bentley, Eric, 1916- (Doubleday and Co.)--31.3
- Bergman, Ingrid, 1915- --6.2
- Bernard Reis & Company--3.12
- Bernbaum, Glenn--11.8
- Bernheim, Alain--6.4, 8.2
- Bernier, Rosamond--28.4
- Bernstein, David--11.9
- Bernstein, Sidney, 1899- --9.7, 11.5
- Berry, Pamela--10.5, 11.5 (with Hartwell, Baron)
- Bertha Klausner International Literary Agency, Inc. (Bertha Klausner)--6.4
- Black, Kitty, 1914- --6.4
- Blackwell, Earl--10.9
- Blakely, Colin--30.1
- Bleyleben, Anita von--11.9
- Bleyleben, Maximilian--11.9
- Boland, Bridget--1.9-10, 3.13, 6.2, 6.7, 10.2, 28.4
- Bolza, Geza--10.2
- Book, Holly--11.3
- Boorstin, Daniel J. (Daniel Joseph), 1914- (Librarian of Congress)--10.9
- Borg, Ariane--8.2
- Bory, Margot--11.3, 11.8
- Boys, Freda C.--10.7
- Boys, G. H. W.--9.7
- Brandt & Brandt Dramatic Department, Inc. (Janet Cohn, Harold
Freedman, William Koppelmann)--3.7, 4.8, 5.12, 10.2, 31.3
- Brewster, Margaret--1.2
- Brisson, Frederick, 1912- --4.1
- Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company (Bristol, England) (T. C. Hickson, Charles
Landstone, John Moody)--5.2-3
- British Broadcasting Corporation (Michael Darlow)--7.14, 11.4
- Brook, Clive, 1887-1974--5.8
- Brown, Jack--11.3, 11.8, 11.9, 28.4
- Bruni, Peter--9.3
- Brunskill Management (Firm) (Donald Neville-Willing)--1.2
- Brusati, Franco, 1922-1993--6.6
- Bubela, Patsy--11.5, 11.7
- Buck, Jules, 1917-2001 (Keep Films Ltd.)--29.5
- Buckland, Judith--see Coxhead, Judith
- Buckley, Christopher, 1952- --11.5, 11.8-9, 28.4
- Buckley, Lucy K. Smith--11.3, 20.1, 28.4
- Buckley, Patricia Taylor--11.5, 11.8, 28.4
- Buckley, Priscilla L.--11.9
- Buckley, William F. (William Frank), 1925- (National Review)--11.5, 11.7-9, 12.2, 28.4
- Bucknell University. Challenge Committee (Ann V. York)--10.7
- Bui, Quang Linh--13.3
- Bull, Peter, 1912- --28.4
- Burdine, Roddey B.--11.9
- Bureau Litteraire D. Clairouin (Marie Schébéko)--2.6, 5.20
- Burrell’s Press Clipping Bureau (W. J. Lytle, Jr.)--9.8
- Burton, Richard, 1925- --1.5, 2.11, 10.7
- C.I.P.R.A. (Morgan Hudgins, Shirley Speight)--6.5 (with Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer),
9.3 (with Quin, Shirland)
- Cabossel, Monique--6.7
- California. Franchise Tax Board (John J. Campbell)--9.10
- Cameron, Roderick--11.1, 13.7
- Cantor, Arthur, 1920- --6.4
- Capp Enterprises (Firm) (Jerome B. Capp)--31.3
- Caraman, Philip, 1911- --5.17, 6.7-8, 11.3, 11.8-9
- Carboni Casetti, Fiorenza--36.4
- Carlisle, Kitty, 1915- --2.6
- Case, Margaret--10.9
- Casey, Dorothy B.--11.9
- Castle, Irene--11.9
- Centre d’Art (Port-au-Prince, Haiti) (Francine Murat)--10.7
- Cerf, Bennett, 1898-1971 (Random House, Inc.)--11.1
- Chicago Daily News (Sam Lesner)--1.6
- Christ Church (University of Oxford). Blue Boar Fund (C. A. Simpson)--10.7
- Christie, Manson & Woods International Inc. (Juliet Nusser)--11.8
- Christopher Mann Ltd. (Aubrey Blackburn, John Cadell, Frederick A.
Holdaway)--5.10, 6.2-3, 10.2, 13.3
- Christopher Mann Management Ltd. (Aubrey Blackburn, John Cadell)--5.9, 6.1,
31.4
- Cicogna, Marina--10.5, 10.7
- Cimura (Firm)--4.12
- Cinema 5 (Henry Guettel)--4.2
- Clark, James, 1931- --2.7
- Clarke, Gordon B.--2.8
- Clift, Denison, 1892-1961--28.4
- Cloetta, Yvonne--11.9, 28.4 (with Greene, Graham)
- Clover, Andrew--11.9
- Coates, Anne V.--1.7, 2.7
- Cobb, Gladdie--10.2
- Coco, James, 1930-1987--30.1
- Codron, Michael (Michael Codron Ltd.)--33.5
- Cohan, Tony--11.9
- Cohen, Mae--6.3
- Cole, Lester, 1904- --1.2
- Colin, Pamela (T & H)--10.7, 11.8-9
- Collier, John, 1901- --6.8 (subject)
- Columbia Films S.A. (Jean Dewever, R. Hirschsprung, M. Pasquet)--4.12
- Columbia Pictures Corporation (Al Fisher, M. J. Frankovich, William N. Graf,
Kenneth L. Maidment)--4.12, 5.9
- Columbia Pictures International Corporation (Claude Ganz, I. Rayfield,
Francine Tran Van Kha)--4.12, 12.3
- Connies Ltd. (A. E. Vere Barker)--5.20
- Connor, James L.--6.7
- Conyers, Dill & Pearman (Firm) (N. B. Dill,
Jr., Diane Ferguson, F. Mutch)--1.6, 2.7, 3.14, 7.13, 12.7, 33.4
- Cookson, Peter--11.3
- Costa, Sergio Corrêa da (Brazilian Embassy)--11.8
- Court-Goetz Pictures (Firm)--9.9
- Courtneidge, Cicely, 1893-1980--8.2
- Cousins, Margaret, 1905- --11.5
- Coward, Noel, 1899-1973--11.8 (subject (with Vanity
Fair))
- Coward-McCann, Inc. (Robert Mabry)--1.2
- Cox, Ransdell--5.1, 6.4
- Coxhead, Judith--10.5
- Crawley & de Reya (Firm) (C. E. Fielding)--7.7
- Creative Management Associates, Ltd. (Douglas Rae)--6.7
- Crespi, Rudi--6.3, 36.4
- Crewe, Dorothy--11.5, 11.8-9
- Crisham, Walter--10.5, 28.4, 33.5
- Crosswell, Anne--9.3
- Cukor, George Dewey, 1899- --9.8
- Curtis Brown Ltd. (Kitty Black, Hettie Hilton, R.
M. D. Odgers)--1.9-10, 5.2, 5.20, 9.11
- Daniel Angel Films Limited (Daniel M. Angel)--6.3
- Darlow, Michael (BBC TV)--11.5
- Darvas, Teddy--8.2
- David Hocker Associates, Inc. (C. David Hocker)--3.9
- David Merrick (Firm) (Jack Schlissel)--1.2
- Davis, Bette, 1908- --10.2
- Davis, Cherry--7.5
- Davray, Jean, 1914- --31.4
- Day, Ernest--2.8
- de Freyne, Francis Arthur John French, Baron--13.9
- de Freyne, Shirley Ann--13.9
- De Havilland, Olivia--9.8
- De la Motte, Mischa--8.2
- del Mazo, Susana--11.8
- de Vernier, Hugo--8.2
- Dicker, Edward--10.7
- Di Giusto, Milena--14.1
- Dino de Laurentiis Cinematografica (Guidarino Guidi, Serpe)--6.6
- Dr. Jan van Loewen Ltd. (Katia Gould, Betty
Judkins, Jan van Loewen)--1.2-3, 1.6, 4.4-5, 4.7, 5.7-8, 5.12, 5.17, 6.3-4, 6.6,
10.1, 10.9 (with Frosch, Aaron R.), 31.3, 36.5
- Dodds, Bill--3.9
- Dodge, Steve--1.2
- DonHowe, Gwyda--1.2
- Donmar Productions Limited (Donald Albery)--5.2, 5.8, 5.20, 6.4
- Doyle, Joseph--11.8
- Drabble, Margaret, 1939- --11.9
- Dragoon, David L.--1.2
- Dumas, Sylvie--see Rohan, Donald; see Saudan-Skira, Sylvia
- Du Plessix-Liberman, Tatyana--see IAkovleva, Tat’iana, 1906-1991
- Dylan Company (Carl Fisher)--3.10
- Easterling, Nannette D.--11.9
- Eberstadt, Fernanda, 1960- --11.8-9
- Eberstadt, Isabel--12.2, 28.4
- Elwell, William (S. Clement’s Church, Philadelphia)--1.2
- Endler, Herman G. (Pioneer American Insurance Company)--11.5
- Engelhard, Jane, d. 2004--10.9, 11.3, 11.8
- English Stage Company (M. Michaels)--5.2
- Eric Glass Ltd.--6.4, 6.6-7
- Eric Goodhead (Management) Ltd.--30.1
- Ertegün, Mica--11.4
- Erwin, John--11.3
- Evans, Dickie--8.2
- Evans, Laurence, 1912-2002 (CMA)--11.7, 11.8 (with
Littman, Marguerite), 11.9
- Facet Productions Ltd. (Paul F. Moss)--5.9
- Famous Artists Corporation (Minna Wallis)--10.5
- Feldkamp, Fred--31.5
- Felsen Associates Inc.--18.10
- Feydeau, Jacques--4.4-5, 4.7
- Feydeau, Jean-Pierre--6.3
- Field, Leonard--9.3
- Fildebroc S.A.R.L. (Michelle de Broca)--6.7
- Film Locations Limited (Montagu Marks)--6.1
- Films du Valois (Firm) (Pierre Jourdan)--3.14
- Financiera del Atlántico, S.A.--7.10
- Finucane, John--11.3
- Fisher, Eddie--10.5
- Fitelson and Mayers (Firm) (Floria V. Lasky)--9.9
- Foote, Lydia--36.3
- Forbes, Bryan, 1926- --10.5
- Ford, Ruth, 1915- --2.6, 10.7, 28.4, 31.5
- Forsyth, James, 1913- --6.8
- Forsyth, Louise--6.8
- Fosburgh, Minnie Astor--2.6
- Foster, Gloria, 1936- --2.8
- Fosters Agency Limited (Max Kester, Guy Robinson)--8.2, 10.5
- Fox, Angela--11.8-9
- Fox, Robin, d. 1971--31.4
- Frank, Jerry--28.4
- Frank & Shapiro (Firm) (Murray Frank)--7.9
- Fraser & Dunlop Ltd. (James Fraser, Dennis Moore)--3.9, 8.2
- Fred Kohlmar Productions, Inc. (Fred Kohlmar)--7.2, 9.12
- Freddie Fields Associates Ltd. (John C. Foreman)--10.5
- French, Hugh--6.3
- Frings, Ketti--6.4 (with Cantor, Arthur)
- Frosch, Aaron R.--3.3, 4.4, 4.11, 7.10, 10.9, 13.1,
30.2, 30.4
- Fry, Christopher, 1907- --1.5, 10.2
- Furber & Maskell (Firm)--7.2
- GAC Redway Ltd. (Kenneth Cleveland, Douglas Rae)--6.4
- G. & H. Wartski (Llandudno) Ltd.--18.10
- Gabel, Martin, 1912- --2.6
- Gaither, Gant, 1917- --10.9, 11.5, 11.9, 28.4, 29.1
- Galatea Film (Paul Baron)--6.3
- Galliher, John--11.9
- Gang, Tyre, Rudin & Brown (Firm) (Frank G. Wells)--10.5 (with Crisham,
Walter), 28.4 (with Crisham, Walter)
- Gantin, Bernardin--2.8
- Gardner, Margaret (Rogers & Cowan, Inc.)--33.5
- Garrett, Tony, 1929- --11.9
- Gattey, Charles Neilson--13.9
- Geist, Kenneth L.--9.3
- General Artists Corporation (Jay Wolf)--2.7
- Genisus Productions Inc. (M. Miller)--6.4
- George, George W.--3.8-10, 11.3
- George Marton Plays (Firm) (Marta Andras)--6.3
- Georges, Jean Baptiste, 1919- (St. Pascal Baylon Rectory)--2.5
- Gielgud, Patricia--8.2
- Gillen, Frederick J.--6.3
- Gillespie Brothers & Co.--4.4, 6.11, 13.3
- Ginna, Robert Emmett (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., Windward Productions,
Inc.)--3.13
- Gish, Lillian, 1893-1993--2.3, 2.6, 10.7 (subject),
28.4
- Glauner, George--2.6, 11.3
- Gleadow, Helen--10.7
- Glenville, Dorothy Ward--11.3, 11.5
- Goetz, Edith Mayer, 1905-1988--10.5, 10.7
- Goetz, William, 1903- --13.9, 36.5
- Goldman, Milton (Ashley Famous Agency)--2.6
- Goldstone, C. Edward (General Artists Corporation)--9.3
- Goldstone-Tobias Agency, Inc. (Jerome S. Siegel)--10.2
- Goldwyn, Samuel, 1882-1974--1.6
- Gonzales, Jack--10.9
- Goodspeed’s Book Shop (Boston, Mass.) (Gordon T. Banks)--10.2
- Gordon, Barry--9.10
- Gordon Films, Inc. (Richard Gordon)--4.8
- Goutchkoff, L.--13.13
- Grace, Princess of Monaco, 1929-1982--10.2
- Grade Organisation Ltd. (Robin Fox)--6.4, 6.7
- Graham, Kenneth L. (University of Minnesota)--1.2
- Granat, Frank--3.9
- Granger, Lee Mason--11.9
- Grant, Cary, 1904-1986--31.2 (subject)
- Graves, Robert, 1895-1985--31.3
- Gray, George (Video Talent Studios)--28.4
- Great Britain. Aliens Dept.--28.4
- Great Britain. Inspector of Taxes (B. E. G. Turner)--28.4
- Great Britain. Lord Chamberlain’s Office (N. Gwatkin)--5.20
- Great Britain. Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance (P. Smith)-- 18.8-9
- Great Britain. Post Office. North Western District Post Office (R. E.
Bolton)--11.1
- Great Britain. Treasury (E. W. Maude)--7.2
- Green, Julien, 1900- --5.12
- Green, Terrence C.--11.3, 11.5, 13.5, 35.4
- Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst (Firm)--7.11
- Greene, Graham, 1904-1991--2.6-8, 11.1-2, 11.8,
28.4, 31.4
- Gregory, Aida--8.2
- Griffin, Dorothea M.--7.5
- Griffin, George--10.5
- Gropper, Cathy--11.9
- Gucci (Firm) (Isabella Vacani)--30.2
- Guinness, Alec, 1914-2000--2.6, 3.9, 5.9, 10.5,
10.7, 11.1, 11.3, 11.5, 11.7-8, 12.2, 28.4, 31.3
- Guthrie, Tyrone, Sir, 1900-1971--3.8, 10.9 (subject)
- H. M. Tennent Ltd. (Binkie [Beaumont], Ian
Dow)--3.9-10, 4.5, 5.8-10, 5.12, 6.6, 10.2, 10.5, 31.3, 31.5
- Hal Wallis Productions, Inc. (Joseph H. Hazen,
Irene Lee, Paul Nathan, Hal Wallis)--1.5-6, 5.14, 6.4
- Hall, Brydon, Egerton & Nicholas (Firm)--5.9
- Halmar Productions, Inc. (Richard Halliday)--6.3
- Hambleton, T. Edward--31.2
- Hammett, Jack--11.3
- Hammond, Thomas--31.4
- Hanley, Richard--2.11
- Harley, André--11.3
- Harman Pictures N.V.--5.14
- Harold Ober Associates (Harold Ober, Peter Shepherd)--4.2, 31.3
- Harold Prince (Firm) (Carl Fisher)--3.9
- Harriet Kaplan-Lily Veidt, Inc. (Harriet Kaplan, Lily [Veidt])--7.5, 31.3
- Harris, Radie--10.7 (with Gish, Lillian)
- Harrison, Rex--31.2
- Hartford, Huntington, 1911- --10.5
- Hartford Projects, Ltd. (Marie Ricci)--6.3
- Hartwell, William Michael Berry, Baron, 1911- --11.5
- Harvey, Anthony E.--6.4, 6.7
- Harwood, Wallace W.--28.5
- Haskins & Sells--7.9
- Hatton and Bradley Limited (Camille Marchetta)--4.2
- Hauser, Herbert--28.5
- Hayward, Leland, 1902-1971--2.6
- Haywood, Pauline--11.7, 11.9, 28.5
- Hazen, Joseph H.--5.5, 9.13, 10.9
- Healy, Denis--28.5
- Heanue, Richard E.--28.5
- Hecht, Harold, 1907-1985--5.12
- Hecht-Lancaster (Firm) (Harold Hecht)--6.10
- Hector, Louis--1.2
- Heinemann (Firm) (Edward Thompson)--5.8
- Heinz, Drue--10.7
- Held, Régine--11.3
- Hendricks, Edward Lee (Edward Lee Hendricks & Co.)--28.5
- Henkle, Gabriele--11.5
- Henley, David--6.4
- Hepburn, Audrey, 1929- --5.8
- Hepburn, Katharine, 1907-2003--11.5
- Heppner, Rosa (Assn. of London Theatre Press Representatives)--10.2
- Herring, Mary--10.5
- Hess, Mela, Segall, Popkin & Guterman (Firm) (Lee N. Steiner)--5.7,
6.3
- Hess, Segall, Popkin & Guterman (Firm) (Arthur I. Weinberg)--2.4
- Hicks, David, 1929- --10.5
- Hine, Al--6.8, 30.1
- Hipotecaria del Atlántico, S.A.--7.10
- Hiscock, Eric--28.5 [see also Romilly]
- Hodder and Stoughton (Ronald Harwood)--11.5
- Hollis, Christopher, 1902-1977--5.17
- Holt, J. K.--33.5
- Hopewell Productions Inc. (Steven H. Scheuer)--6.2
- Hopkins, John Richard, 1931- --30.2
- Horn, Herbert O.--6.4
- Horne, Alistair--11.9
- Horstig-Primuz, Olga, 1912- --8.2
- Hosford, Robert--6.3
- Hotel Palacio (Estoril, Portugal)--10.7
- Houghton Mifflin Company (Joyce Hartman)--6.7
- House & Garden (Tim Monahan, Shelley
Wanger)--11.5, 11.8
- Hoyt, Hazel--1.2
- Huggett, Richard--11.5
- IAkovleva, Tat’iana, 1906-1991--2.6, 11.3, 11.5,
28.5
- Ibrahim, Mohammad--11.3
- Imprimerie Stoffel--10.7
- Independent Plays Limited (Donald Albery)--5.20
- International Famous Agency, Inc. (Otis Blodget, Paul A. Rosen, Karen
Sheriff)--4.2, 4.11, 30.2, 30.4
- International Germania Film (Firm) (Dr. Alfons Carcasona)--5.17
- J. Arthur Rank Productions Limited (Vivian A. Cox)--6.2
- J. H. Kenyon Ltd. (Michael Petty)--11.8
- J. Nicolet (Firm)--9.7
- Jacobs, Edith--8.2
- Jaffe Agency, Inc. (Philip Gersh)--7.5
- Jannings, Orin--6.4
- Janss, Gina--13.12
- Jardine, Penelope--5.19
- Jasinski, Donald--11.8
- Jeff G. Britton & Associates (Jeff G. Britton)--6.3
- Johnson, Biff--3.12
- Johnson, Margot--28.5
- Johnson & Tannenbaum (Firm) (Samuel W. Tannenbaum)--4.2
- Jones, Van (Gus Productions, Inc.)--10.9
- Joseph, Robert L.--31.2
- Jourdan, Claire--13.13
- Jourdan, Eric--10.2
- Jourdan, Pierre (Les Films du Valois)--3.14, 4.1
- Jupp, Kenneth--5.7
- Jurow-Shepherd Productions (Firm) (Martin Jurow, Richard Shepherd)--10.2, 31.4
- Kadet, Sanford--31.4
- Kamp, Irene, 1910-1985--4.3
- Kanin, Michael, 1910- --9.3
- Kanter & Pratt (Firm) (Charles Pratt Jr.)--31.2, 31.4
- Kaplan, Livingston, Goodwin & Berkowitz (Firm) (Samuel Pisar)--33.4
- Karlweis, Ninon Tallon--4.8
- Kaufman, George S. (George Simon), 1889-1961--28.5
- Keene, Lilian--28.5
- Kelland, Do--11.8
- Keller, Helen, 1880-1968--10.2
- Kelvyn, Paul--1.2
- Kenney, George C. (George Churchill), 1889-1977--28.5, 28.8 (subject)
- Kerz, Leo--28.5
- Kimbrough, Clinton--8.2
- Kinch & Lack Ltd. (R. T. Kinch)--9.7
- King, Shirley--11.7
- Kirschenbaum, Stephen--11.8
- Kissinger, Henry, 1923- --10.9, 11.5, 11.7, 12.2
- Kissinger, Nancy M.--11.5
- Kistler, Bill--11.3
- Knight, Cecchina--11.3, 13.3
- Knightsbridge Films Limited (John Bryan)--1.5
- Knowlson, James--12.2
- Koning, Hans--6.7, 10.2 (with Poll, Martin), 10.7
- Korman-Larner Associates Inc. (Lionel Larner)--3.12
- Kubrick, Stanley--7.11
- Kurt Hellmer (Firm) (Jeannette Zimmermann)--6.7
- Labisse, Félix, 1905- --5.9
- Lamothe, François de--11.3, 11.6, 12.2
- Landry, Elaine--7.5
- Langton, Basil--1.2
- Lantz, Robert--6.5 (with Weissberger & Frosch), 7.11, 28.5
- Lantz Office Incorporated--11.6 (with Tunney, Kieran)
- Lastfogel, Abe, 1898-1984--4.12
- Laughton, Charles, 1899-1962--5.4
- Lavery, Emmet, 1902- --31.3
- Lawler, Eleanor W.--1.2
- Lawrence, Harding--11.3
- Lebherz, Richard--11.3
- Lebworth, Marion Joseph--6.4
- Ledley, Ann--5.6
- Lefkowitz, Elliot J.--11.3, 11.7, 18.11, 28.5, 29.4
- Lenoir, Jack--8.2
- Leslie, Dudley G.--5.17
- Levingston, John--6.7
- Lewis, Roger H.--6.7
- Lewis and Young Productions (Firm) (Howard Young)--3.7
- Liberman, Tatyana--see IAkovleva, Tat’iana, 1906-1991
- Lieberson, Goddard, 1911-1977--11.3
- Lighthill, Brian--30.1
- Linden & Deutsch (Firm) (Bella L. Linden)--4.4
- Little Sisters of the Poor (London, England) (Sister Etienne Marie)--11.9
- Littman, Marguerite--11.6, 11.8-9
- Lladó, Pilar--11.6
- Lobkowicz, Edouard de--10.7
- Lomax, Margaret--10.9 (subject), 11.3
- London Artists Limited (Michael Anderson)--6.4
- London Film Productions (H. Boxall)--31.3
- London International (Firm) (Robin Fox)--1.10
- London Management & Representation Ltd.
(Tristram Owen, Adrian Pryce-Jones, Dennis van Thal)--2.3, 2.7-8, 3.8-9, 10.5,
33.5
- London Representation (International) Ltd. (Dennis van Thal)--1.9
- London Theatrical Productions Ltd. (Peggie Faulkner)--4.8
- Long, Roger A.--8.2
- López Figueroa, Carral y Companía (Francisco López Figueroa)--7.10
- Lourau, Marianna--6.6
- Loverd, William T. (Alfred A. Knopf)--11.6, 11.9,
28.5
- Luce, Claire--6.7
- Lucy Kroll Agency (Jill Dargeon, Lucy Kroll)--2.3,
2.7-8, 6.4, 6.7
- Lutz and Carr (Firm) (Robert M. Carr, William Herman, Edward O. Lutz)--9.9
- Lympany, Moura, 1916- --10.7, 29.1
- M. Berman Ltd. (Monty Berman)--2.7
- MCA (England) Ltd. (Laurence Evans)--5.2-3, 5.9,
6.1, 6.10, 10.2
- McCall’s (J’Anne Snyder)--1.6
- McCann, Fitzgerald, Roche & Dudley (Firm) (John P. McCarthy)--10.9
(with Guthrie, Tyrone)
- McComas, George--28.7
- MacDonald, Pirie--1.2
- McDonnell, Donald N.--28.8
- MacGrath, Leueen--11.6-7, 28.5
- McGregor, Maudie--9.7
- McLaughlin, Patrick (Parish of Saint Anne with SS. Peter and Thomas,
Soho)--31.3
- McNamara, L. K.--11.1
- Malone, Dudley Field, d. 1990 (Dudley Field Malone, Inc.)--2.6
- Maloney, Kitty--see Moloney, Catherine
- Man, Robert de--11.9
- Man Ray, 1890-1976--11.3
- Manificat, Eugene--31.3
- Mante-Proust, Patrice--31.5
- Margaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon, 1930- --10.7 (with Snowdon, Earl of)
- Margrove Productions, Inc. (Susan Roy)--6.5
- Marpol Productions Inc. (Martin Poll)--1.1
- Martin Tahse Enterprises, Inc. (Martin Tahse)--6.3
- Martonplay Ltd. (Elisabeth Marton)--28.5
- Maugham, Robin, 1916-1981--6.6-7, 10.7
- Max Pflaum Fur Corp.--18.10
- Maximilian Productions Limited (N. B. Dill, Jr.,
Peter Glenville, Nicolas Trollope, Fred Worsley)--2.7, 3.14, 4.1, 4.7, 7.13,
10.9 (with Frosch, Aaron R.), 33.4
- Mdivani, Nina--6.5
- Mediterranée Cinéma (Firm) (Georges Cheyko)--3.14
- Mehle, Aileen--11.7
- Melleney, Victor, Sr.--10.5
- Merrick, David, 1911- --1.2
- Messel, Oliver, 1904-1978--10.7, 10.9
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (Warren Brown, Mort Engelberg, James Hill, Seymour H.
Lesser, Arthur M. Loew, Jr., A. Ronald Lubin, Benjamin Melniker, Robert H.
O’Brien, Frank E. Rosenfelt, Joseph Sarro, Dan S. Terrell, Russell Thacher,
Robert Vogel)--2.3-4, 2.7-11, 3.3, 3.14, 4.1-2, 4.7, 5.7, 5.19, 6.5-7, 7.11,
7.13, 10.7
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Law Dept. (Robert L. Oppenheim)--7.13
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios Ltd. (Lawrence
P. Bachmann, Carole Barker, Merle Chamberlin, Judith Coxhead, Arvid Griffen,
Irene Howard, Jack King, J. Page, Norman Swindell, Sam Williams, Fred
Worsley)--1.1, 2.6-8, 2.11, 3.5, 4.7, 5.19, 6.3, 7.11, 7.13-14, 8.2
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer International Inc. (Clark Ramsay, Maurice
Silverstein)--7.11
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Ltd. (Jack King)--30.2
- Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.) (Rudolf Bing, Herman E. Krawitz)--1.2
- Michael Shurtleff (Firm)--see Shurtleff, Michael
- Midland Bank Limited (A. E. Harding)--12.8. 12.13, 18.9
- Mielziner, Jo, 1901- --2.6, 5.5, 11.3
- Milikin, Paul--4.4
- Miller, Gilbert--5.8
- Minot, Dominique--8.2
- Mirage Film Productions Limited (Alexander Jacobs)--6.7
- Mirisch Films Limited (Richard Carruth)--30.4
- Mirisch Production Company (Dick Carruth, Golda Offenheim)--30.1-2
- Mitchell, Maddy--28.5
- Mitchell, Ray--11.3, 29.9
- Mitford, Nancy, 1904-1973--31.2
- Moloney, Catherine “Kitty”--11.3, 29.2 (subject)
- Mooney & Co.--13.9
- Moore, Brian, 1921-1999--11.3
- Moorehead, Caroline (The Times)--11.6
- Moram Productions Limited (Helga Moray)--6.6
- Moss, Paul (Howard E. Reinheimer [and] Irving Cohen)--5.9
- Motion Picture Association of America (Geoffrey M. Shurlock, Jack
Valenti)--1.5, 2.10, 5.16
- Mozzoni, Marina Cicogna--see Cicogna, Marina
- Munsel-Schuler Productions, Inc. (Dorothy O’Neill, Robert C. Schuler)--6.3,
6.5
- Muriel Wilkinson (Firm) (Muriel Wilkinson)--18.9
- Murphy, Muriel Oxenberg--11.6
- Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.) (Willard Van Dyke, Gray Williams,
Jr.)--2.9
- Myers & Fleischmann (Firm) (Richard Myers)--31.3
- Myron Selznick (London) Ltd. (Jill de la Motte)--6.1
- National Catholic Theatre Conference (Sister Mary Immaculate)--33.4
- Neal, Biddy--9.7
- Neilson, Richard--7.5
- Nesbitt, Cathleen, 1888- --2.6
- Nesbitte, ____--6.3
- New Dramatists Committee Incorporated (Rea Warg)--1.2
- New York City Center Theatre Company (Jean Dalrymple)--5.9
- New York Times (Sam Zolotow)--9.5
- New York University. Lectures Committee--10.7
- Newman, Paul, 1925- --28.5
- Nicola, Ion--6.8
- Nijinsky, Romola de Pulszky--6.6
- Noble, ____--28.4 (with Great Britain. Aliens Dept.)
- Nolan, Grizelda--28.4 (with Crisham, Walter)
- Nolan, Margaret--8.2
- Noon, Terry--10.9
- North, Steven--8.2
- Northern Transport Travel Bureau (C. F. Allmand)--9.7
- O____, Edward--11.7, 11.9, 28.5
- O’Brien, Robert H.--7.11
- O’Bryen, Conor (Evening Press)--33.5
- Office Artistique International (Ninon Tallon Karlweis, A. Rothschild, Ninon
Tallon)--31.2-3
- Old Conna Hill Hotel (Old Conna, Ireland) (Cyril, Count McCormack)--5.16
- Olivier, Laurence, 1907-1989--10.5, 10.7, 28.5
- Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- --10.7
- Ortus Films Limited (John Sutro)--4.8
- Osbiston, Alan--2.7
- Osborne, John, 1929- --11.3, 11.6
- O’Toole, Peter, 1932- --10.9
- Owen, Peggy--10.5
- Pagliai, G. Bruno--11.1
- Pakula, Alan J., 1928-1998 (Alan J. Pakula Productions)--33.5
- Paley, William S. (William Samuel), 1901- --11.9
- Palmer, Paul R.--10.9
- Papell, Stan--6.3
- Paragroup, Limited (Paul A. Rosen)--11.4
- Paramount British Pictures Ltd. (Hal Wallis)--1.6, 3.9
- Paramount Film Service, Ltd. (D. Peverett, H. J. Syer)--1.5-6
- Paramount Pictures Corporation (Fred Baum, Martin S. Davis, Johanna Grant,
Henri Michaud, Michael Mindlin, Jr., Martin H. Poll, Joel Rose)--1.1, 1.6, 5.14
- Parsons, Linda--10.7
- Partos, Paul, 1943- --5.9
- Patrick, John, 1905-1995--3.7
- Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison (Joan C. Daly)--5.1
- Pearce, Vera--28.5
- Pearson, Paul B.--11.9
- Pecci Blunt, Anna Laetitia, 1885-1971--10.5
- Pecci Blunt, Laetitia, 1920- --11.6
- Peliks, Jack S.--28.5
- Peliks, Jack S., Mrs.--28.5 (with Peliks, Jack S.)
- Pender, Norah--33.5
- People’s Theatre (Newcastle upon Tyne, England) (William Greenwell)--5.2
- Personal Management Limited (Jeremy Conway)--30.1
- Perusquía, Margarita--28.5
- Peter Witt Associates, Inc. (Clifford Stevens, Peter Witt)--2.7, 5.6, 7.5
- Phillips, Gene D.--11.4
- Pickwick Bookshop (Hollywood, Calif.) (Janet Ogden)--12.10
- Pierrepont, John--11.3
- Pinchot, Ann (Prentice-Hall, Inc.)--10.7 (also with Gish, Lillian)
- Piper, David--9.3
- Playhouse Repertory Company ([Roy Franklyn])--5.12
- Playwrights’ Company (Victor Samrock)--5.11
- Plesch, Honoria--8.2, 11.9
- Poets’ Theatre (Cambridge, Mass.) (Mary Manning Howe, Lyon Phelps)--5.20
- Poitier, Sidney--28.5
- Polikoff & Clareman (Firm)--9.8
- Poll, Martin (Oxford Productions, Inc.)--1.1, 10.2, 28.5, 33.5
- Pornschlegel, Hans--11.3
- Preminger Stuart Agency (Ingo Preminger)--28.5
- Proctor, Catherine--7.5
- Purdy, Merlyn--1.2
- Quin, Shirland--9.3
- Quinn, Anthony, 1915- --1.2
- Quinto, ____--2.6
- Rader, Dotson--11.3, 11.6, 11.8
- Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Record Division (Joe Linhart)--1.7
- Radio Eireann (Hilton Edwards, Jack White)--33.5
- Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française. Groupe de Recherche de Musique Concrète.
Studio d’Essai (Michèle Henry, Pierre Henry)--5.9
- Radkai, Karen--11.8
- Ranken Ford & Chester (Firm) (Robert O. Camac)--6.2
- Raphael, Gerriane--7.5
- Rasponi, Lanfranco--11.3, 36.4
- Rattigan, Terence--10.5, 10.7
- Ravetch, Irving--31.5
- Read, Sydney J.--28.5
- Reeve, James--11.9
- Reinheimer & Cohen (Firm) (Albert I. da Silva)--6.2, 8.4
- Remus Films (P. J. Aylwin, S. W. Burridge, Arthur
R. Lloyd, Jimmy [Woolf])--5.16, 10.5
- Reynolds, Bob--11.3 (with Erwin, John)
- Richard Stone (Firm) (Penny McManus)--30.1
- Richards, Lexford--31.2
- Richardson, John, 1924- --11.6, 11.9
- Rickenbacker, William F., 1928- --11.3
- Ridgway, Huldine--8.2
- Ripa di Meana, Vittorio--5.19
- Robbins Music Corporation (Arnold Maxin)--4.7
- Robert Lantz Inc.--9.5
- Roc’ Hongar, Richard--8.2
- Rodgers, Tobias--11.9
- Rogers & Cowan (Firm) (Buddy Clarke, Henry C. Rogers)--5.16, 10.2
- Rogers, Cowan & Brenner, Inc. (Henry C. Rogers)--7.11
- Rohan, Donald--11.7
- Rolfe, Alan--8.2
- Rolls-Royce Ltd. (Whitney [Straight])--4.12
- Romilly, Eric--28.5 [see also Hiscock]
- Romulus Films (Van Jones, Lilian Keene, Jenia
Reissar, Jimmy [Woolf])--2.7, 4.12, 9.13, 10.5 (with Famous Artists
Corporation), 10.7 (with Woolf, James)
- Ros Chatto Associates Ltd. (Rosalind Chatto)--30.1
- Rosen, Paul A.--6.8
- Rosenman, Howard--11.9
- Rosenthal, Laurence, 1926- --30.4
- Rothschild, Guy de, 1909- --11.7
- Rubin, Miles L.--28.5
- Runciman, Steven, Sir, 1903- --28.5
- Ruser Jewels (Firm) (William E. Ruser)--18.9
- Ryan, D. D.--2.6
- S. Fischer Verlag (Stefani Hunzinger)--6.8
- St. Mary’s Dominican Convent (Dun Laoghaire, Ireland) (S. M. Albertus O.P.,
Sister M. Francis O.P., S. M. Magdalen O.P.)--6.3
- Salter, James--1.1, 6.5
- Samuel French, Inc. (H. Hayden, C. T. O’Leary, M. Abbott Van Nostrand)--4.4,
12.15
- Saudan-Skira, Sylvia--28.6
- Schaverien, Habermann, Simon & Co. (Derek Simon)--13.9
- Scheider, Roy--1.2
- Schell, Maximilian--5.6
- Schiffer, J. Dieter--8.2
- Schlee, Valentina--2.6
- Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- --10.7
- Scholastic Magazines, Inc. (Ruth Melhado)--1.6
- Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984--6.7
- Scott, Zachary, 1914-1965--7.5, 31.5
- Seabra, Nelson G.--11.9
- Seifert, Johannes--11.3
- Seitz, Dran--1.2
- Selby, Percival M.--28.4 (with Great Britain. Aliens Dept.)
- Seligson, Tom--28.6
- Selznick, Daniel Mayer--6.7
- Selznick, Irene Mayer, 1907- (Irene M. Selznick
Company)--5.9, 28.6
- Selznick Company (Betty Goldsmith)--31.5
- Seven Arts Associated Corp. (Ray Stark, David Stillman)--5.16, 6.5
- Seven Arts Center (Firm) (Martin B. Cohen)--6.2
- Seven Arts Productions (Gordon Carroll)--31.5
- Seven Pines Productions Ltd. (Ronald Shedlo)--6.5
- Sgreccia, Pio--10.9
- Shaffer, Peter, 1926- --5.10
- Shain, Carl--5.14
- Sharmat, Stephen W.--6.7
- Shaw, Peter (William Morris Agency)--11.3, 13.12
- Shayne, Alexander--6.3
- Shell Oil Company (M. M. Gilmore)--33.4
- Sherek, Henry (Henry Sherek Ltd.)--33.5
- Sherry, Norman (University of Lancaster)--10.9, 11.6
- Shipman, Sondra--7.5
- Shoemaker, Ann--1.2
- Showcase Theatre (New York, N.Y.) (Mark Justin, Sylvia Leigh)--6.3, 6.7
- Shurtleff, Michael--3.9, 30.1
- Signoret, Simone, 1921- --4.12
- Silverstein, Elizabeth Bryant, 1920-2005--2.6
- Sinnott, Patricia--7.5
- Skira, Sylvie--see Rohan, Donald; see Saudan-Skira, Sylvia
- Skolkin, Jesse--4.8
- Slade Brown Productions (Firm) (Slade Brown)--4.4
- Smith, Eleanor Furneaux, Lady, 1902-1945--28.6
- Smith, Hardy William, 1916-2001--13.4
- Smith, Liz, 1923- (Daily News)--11.6
- Smith, Lucy K.--see Buckley, Lucy K. Smith
- Smith, Oliver Lemuel, 1918-1994--3.9, 11.8-9
- Smith, Patricia--10.2
- Snowdon, Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of, 1930-
--10.2, 10.5, 10.7 (subject)
- Soames, Mary (British Embassy) (Royal National Theatre)--11.9
- Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques (France) (J. P. Boscq)-- 6.6
- Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques (France). Services de
l’Étranger (J. Boncompain)--4.4
- Société Générale, S.A.--7.13
- Soglo, Christophe--28.6
- Solters, O’Rourke & Sabinson (Firm) (Lee Solters)--3.8
- Spark, Muriel--6.8
- Spewack, Bella Cohen, 1899- --6.2-3
- Stapleton, Edmond D.--7.5
- Stark, Ray--33.4
- Statler, Gary L. Chip--11.6
- Stavridi, Val--3.14, 4.1
- Steiner, Bert--5.14
- Stern, Nancy W.--5.9
- Stevens, Roger L.--4.9, 6.10, 11.3, 11.7, 31.2-3
- Stewart, Hugh, 1910- --6.7
- Stillman & Stillman (Firm) (Sidney H. Levin, Louis B. Stillman)--5.14,
5.16
- Stircéa, V.--6.5
- Stone, Leonard--10.2
- Straight, Beatrice--31.4
- Surprise Productions, Ltd. (Michael Todd)--11.4
- Sutro, John (John Sutro Partnership Limited, John Sutro Productions
Ltd.)--10.2, 31.3
- Svedjar, Honor, Lady--10.5
- Tabori, George, 1914- --10.2
- Tamarack Theatre, Inc. (Oliver Smith)--6.5
- Tannen, Stanley--7.5
- Taunton, E. Patrick--13.3
- Taylor, Arnold--5.12, 13.3
- Taylor, Elizabeth, 1932- --10.7 (with Burton, Richard)
- Tennent Productions Ltd. (Binkie [Beaumont], Ian Dow, Barney, Dulcie)--4.8,
5.9, 6.1
- Terry, Megan--28.5 (with Martonplay Ltd.)
- Thacher, Bett--2.6
- Thacher, Russell--11.3
- Thalie Productions (Firm) (Thea Thalie)--9.3
- Theater Impresariaat (Dr. J. de Blieck)--5.9
- Theatre Arts (Leota Diesel, Peter J.
Ryan)--1.6, 10.2
- Theatre Guild (Terry Helburn, Lawrence Langner, Abby Mann, Marshall
Young)--5.9, 31.2
- Theatre Guild Films, Inc. (Philip Langner)--6.3
- Theatre Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum) (Alexander Schouvaloff)--11.6
- Theater 1967 (Firm) (Michael Kasdan)--3.12
- Théâtre Montparnasse (Paris, France) (R. Renaudon)--1.3
- Thomas, Patience--10.9 (with Lomax, Margaret)
- Thompson, Peter--8.2, 30.1
- Tondeur, Jean-Paul--11.9
- Tovarich Company (Abel Farbman, Sylvia Harris)--5.18
- Tree, Marietta, 1917- --2.6, 28.6
- Tremaine, Virginia--13.12
- Treneman, Bernard (The Old Parsonage,
Otterbourne)--10.7, 11.8-9
- Trianon Productions (Firm) (Mort Engelberg)--2.9
- Tual, Denise, 1906- (Promofilm, Sol C. Siegel
Productions, Inc.)--1.6, 4.12, 5.20, 6.3, 9.7, 11.6, 28.6, 31.5
- Tunney, Kieran--11.6
- Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation (Fred Kohlmar)--3.12, 4.1, 6.3, 6.6
- Tynan, Kathleen--11.9
- United Artists Corporation (Bill Bernstein, Mort Engelberg, Herb Jaffe, Lee
Katz, Alex Whitelaw)--30.1-2, 30.4
- United States. Navy Dept. (James Forrestal)--28.6
- United States. President (1974-1977 : Ford)--10.9
- United Talent, Inc. (Judith Parrish Harvey)--30.1
- Universal Pictures Ltd. (Jay Kanter, Daniel Selznick)--4.1, 6.7
- Ustinov, Peter--2.4
- Vanderbilt, Jeanne Murray--2.6
- Van der Kemp, Florence--11.8
- Vanity Fair (David Kuhn)--11.8
- Variety (Hal Scott)--4.12
- Victor, Lucia--1.2, 33.5
- Vidal, Gore, 1925- --36.4
- Vidal, Yves--13.13
- Vidor, King, 1894-1982--4.12
- Villaverde, José de--8.2
- Vogel, Julius--6.5
- Vreeland, Diana--2.6
- W. H. Allen & Company (John Hamer)--6.7
- Wagner, Gerald G.--2.5, 33.4
- Wald, Jerry, 1911-1962 (Jerry Wald Productions)--31.5
- Waldron, Martin--1.2
- Walter, Burgis & Co. (P. H. Blackman)--6.11
- Walter Wanger Pictures, Inc. (Walter F. Wanger)--6.7
- Wanger, Walter, 1894-1968 (Allied Artists)--31.4
- Ward, John and Janet (G. Heywood Hill
Ltd.)--11.7-8, 12.1-2, 28.6
- Ward, Olivia--12.1
- Ward, Terence--10.7, 11.3
- Ward-Jackson, Adrian--11.7
- Ware, James H.--5.16
- Warner, Jack, 1896-1981--2.11
- Warner Bros. Pictures (1923-1967) (Walter MacEwen, S. Trilling, Jack
Warner)--5.16
- Warner Bros.-Seven Arts International Limited (Regine Held)--5.19
- Warren, Whitney--11.3
- Watts, Stephen--31.4
- Wedell, Charles--29.2 (subject)
- Weissberger, L. Arnold, 1907-1981--4.4, 5.8, 6.8,
9.8, 11.3
- Weissberger & Frosch (Firm) (Seth Dansky,
Aaron R. Frosch, Elliot J. Lefkowitz, Howard O. LeShaw, Joel E. Mann, Seymour
Reitknecht, Richard M. Rosenthal, Sarah R. Wagner, Louise White)--2.7-8, 9.7,
12.10, 28.4 (with Crisham, Walter), 28.5 (with Martonplay Ltd.), 28.6, 31.2,
33.4-5
- Werner, Oskar, 1922-1984--4.1
- Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.) (John David Maguire)--6.3
- West, Morris L., 1916- --5.19, 10.7
- White, Louise (Weissberger & Frosch)--7.5
- Whitehead, Robert, 1916- --6.5
- Whitney, Betsey Cushing Roosevelt, 1908- --2.6
- Wiggins, Jim--11.8
- Wilder, Billy, 1906- --29.5
- Wilder, Clinton (Visit to a Small Planet)--28.6
- William Goetz Productions (Firm)--9.12 (subject)
- William Morris Agency (Charles Adams Baker, Sid
Berkowitz, Robert Brand, David I. Bursten, Roger H. Davis, Charles Fels, Lou
Goldberg, Howard Hausman, Leonard Hirshan, Phil Kellogg, Don Kopaloff, Abe
Lastfogel, Nat Lefkowitz, Marv Minoff, Phyllis Rab, Joe Schoenfeld, Peter Shaw,
Seymour Sommer, Charles Sonenclar, Ann R. Stein, Helen Strauss, Robert
Youdelman)--1.1-2, 1.4-5, 2.3-4, 2.7-8, 3.8-10, 3.12, 4.1, 4.3, 4.12, 5.11,
5.14-15, 5.18, 6.2-3, 6.5 (also with Metro Goldwyn Mayer), 6.6-7, 7.6, 7.9, 9.3,
9.10, 9.12-13, 10.1, 10.2 (with Poll, Martin), 11.1, 12.15, 30.1, 31.2-4, 33.4
- William Morris Organisation S.A.R.L. (Huguette Faget, Giovannella
Zannoni)--6.8, 8.2
- William Morris Organisation S.P.A. (Ferruccio Ferrara)--8.2
- Willman, Noel, 1918- --10.2
- Wilson, Angus, 1913-1991--5.2, 6.8
- Wilson, Scott William--12.1
- Windward Productions, Inc. (Robert Emmett Ginna)--6.6-7
- Wittop, Freddy--12.1
- Wood, Natalie--6.6
- Woodland, Anna--10.2, 10.7
- Woodward, Elsie--2.6
- Woolf, James, 1919-1966 (Romulus Films Ltd.)--10.2,
10.5 (with Crisham, Walter), 10.7 (subject), 11.6, 28.6
- Worsley, Fred--2.7
- Wrenne, Val--6.5
- Writers Guild of America, West (Mary Dorfman, David P. Harmon)--1.6, 12.7
- Wylie, John--10.5
- Wyndham Theatres Ltd. (Donald Albery)--5.20
- Yale Dramatic Association (C. M. Converse, Jr.)--5.12
- Zinnemann, Fred, 1907- --10.5 (with Guinness, Alec)
Unidentified correspondents:
- Anne and [?]ing (1974)--11.3
- Babe/Bebe (1974)--11.3
- Bill and Helen--28.6
- Byron?--11.7
- Carl? (Rashomon connection?)--28.6
- Carmen and Jim (San Miguel de Allende)--11.7
- Carole and Luciano (Rome, 1974)--11.3
- Charles? (surname A or B?, Rome, 1969)--10.8
- Charlie (Charles Baker of William Morris?, 1967)--2.6
- Chiquita (England, 1991)--12.1
- Chuck and Dick (first night telegram, 1957)--28.6
- Craig (North Port, Fla., 1982)--11.6
- David (1992)--12.1
- Don and Chris--11.7
- Dorothy (friend of Smith family?, 1974)--11.3
- Fern (surname G?, “cable Treefern, Barbados”)--11.6
- Gwen? (Anacapri, 1958)--28.4 (with Greene, Graham)
- Harold (905 Nelson House, Dolphin Square SW.1, 1971)--30.4
- Honor (1962)--33.5
- Jack (1974)--11.3
- Jim (letterhead of Robert Fryer and Lawrence Carr, 1959)--28.6
- Jo (San Miguel de Allende)--11.7
- Lee (765 Park Avenue, 1990)--12.1
- Lillian (1990)--11.7
- Lindy (4 Holland Villas Road W.14, 1989)--12.1
- Lydia (1982)--11.6
- Mark (1990)--11.7
- Mary (“ML” cypher, 1981)--11.6
- Mary and Laurie (not Laurence Evans?, 1996?)--28.6
- Mildred, Hub, Jane & Judy (1974)--11.3
- Mimi? (1974)--11.3
- Monie or Monica? (1967)--2.6
- Neal R? (1974)--11.3
- Pat and Willy [not Buckley?] (first night telegram, 1957)--28.6
- Paul and Sigrid (House of Commons)--11.7-8
- Prudence--11.7
- Riccardo (Rome)--10.9
- Ruth? S? (1974)--11.3
- Saul? of American Heritage--11.6
- Sim (Il Sottosegretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri)--12.1
- Simone [Signoret?] (first night telegram, 1959)--28.6
- Stanley? (Staten Island, 1976)--10.9
- Stephen and Iona (5 Edwardes Sq., London W.8)--11.6
- Steven and Joan (San Miguel de Allende)--11.6
- Teddy, Richard & [?] (1974)--11.3
- Vicki (1962)--33.5
- Walter (340 East 52nd Street, 1954)--31.2
- Walter (1967)--2.6
- Winnie? (1974)--11.3
- ? of 998 Fifth Ave., New York (1980)--11.6