http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu995001 Federal Theatre Project Collection A Register of The Library of Congress Collection of U.S. Works Progress Administration Records Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress
Washington, D.C.
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Catalog Record: http://lccn.loc.gov/2003682046

Finding Aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2005 Finding aid written inEnglish 2011 July Revisions made to this finding aid by Christopher Hartten in July 2011 to reflect re-housing of large format materials. 2010 August Editorial revisions made to this finding aid by Nancy Seeger in August 2010. 2010 March Editorial revisions made to this finding aid by Nancy Seeger in March 2010. 2005-07-26 converted from EAD 1.0 to EAD 2002 2004 June Finding aid revised and re-encoded by Michael Ferrando. 2004 July Linked to digital content Collection Summary Federal Theatre Project Collection1932-1943 (bulk 1935-1939) ML31.F44 Federal Theatre Project (U.S.) around 525,000 items 1,473 containers 522 linear feet Collection material in English Music Division Library of Congress
Washington, D.C.
The Federal Theatre Project, created by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in 1935, was designed to conserve and develop the skills of theater workers, re-employ them on public relief, and to bring theater to thousands in the United States who had never before seen live theatrical performances. The collection includes correspondence, memoranda, play and radio scripts, reports, research studies, manuals, publications, bulletins, forms, lists, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, charts, costume and set designs, blue-prints, posters, addressograph plates, photographs, negatives, slides, playbills, and other records documenting the activities of the Federal Theatre Project and its impact on all aspects of the theater. Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

 People Flanagan, Hallie, 1890-1969. Organizations Federal Theatre Project (U.S.) Federal Theatre Project (U.S.) Subjects American drama--20th century. Costume design--United States. New Deal, 1933-1939. Theater and state--United States. Theater--Political aspects--United States--20th century. Theater--Production and direction--United States--20th century. Theater--United States. Theaters--Stage-setting and scenery--United States--20th century. Titles New Deal Stage Selections from the Federal Theatre Project, 1935-1939. Form/Genre Blueprints (Reprographic copies) Clippings (Information artifacts) Correspondence. Financial records. Manuals (Instructional materials) Memorandums. Photographic prints. Posters. Programs (Documents) Promotional materials. Reports. Scenography. Scrapbooks. Scripts (Documents) Slides (Photographs) Administrative Information Provenance

Transfer and gift, U.S. Work Projects Administration, Washington office, and other, 1939-1946.

 Accruals

No further accruals are expected.

 Processing History

The Federal Theatre Project Collection was processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress. The Finding Aid was coded by Morgan Cundiff and other Music Division staff in 1995. In preparation for digitizing this finding aid and selected portions of the collection, minor changes were made in this inventory in 1997. The EAD coding was updated, revised and linked to the digital content by Michael Ferrando in 2004. In July 2011, interns working with Christopher Hartten re-housed portions of the large format materials. Hartten updated the finding aid to reflect the changes.

 Other Repositories

Federal Theatre Project administrative materials at the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 69, include playscripts, play lists, production bulletins, set and costume designs, and photographic images.

George Mason University has acquired oral history interviews with, and donations from, persons originally associated with the Federal Theatre Project.

 Related Material

The Library of Congress Music Division holds the Federal Music Project Collection.

Materials from the Federal Arts Project are housed in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress.

The Library of Congress Manuscript Division holds the United States Work Projects Administration Records.

 Copyright Status

The status of copyright on the materials of the Federal Theatre Project Collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

 Electronic Format

American memory presentation

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: container number, Federal Theatre Project Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

 Agency Sketch Date Event 1935 July Harry Hopkins,director of the WPA* and former head of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA), advocated a "free, adult, uncensored theatre" and announced the founding of the Federal Theatre Project (FTP). The FTP was designed to re-employ theater workers on public relief; to conserve and develop the skills of administrators, clerical workers, writers, set and costume designers, directors, actors and actresses, technicians, and photographers; and to bring a theater, which would be national in scope and regional in emphasis, to thousands in the United States who had never before seen live theatrical performances. 1935 Aug. Hallie Flanagan,director of the Experimental Theatre, Vassar College, took the oath of office as the national director of the FTP. Headquarters were at the McLean mansion in Washington, D.C. 1935 Oct. Under WPA's Federal Project Number One, $27 million was budgeted for unemployed artists, musicians, theatrical people and writers. FTP units were set in operation and productions were planned throughout the United States. 1936 Mar. With 11,000 people on the payroll, production groups were operating in twenty-tow states and the weekly audience was 150,000. 1937 Mar. Hallie Flanagan moved the headquarters from Washington, D.C., to New York City and assumed the directorship there in addition to the national directorship. 1937 Apr. George Bernard Shaw and Eugene O'Neill released their plays to the FTP for nationwide production at a $50 rental rate. 1937 June-Aug. Caravan theater toured the boroughs of New York City to present free entertainment to the public. 1937 Dec. Since its inception, the FTP had played to audiences of 16 million in 28 states in 158 theaters. Notable productions included Macbeth, Murder in the Cathedral, It Can't Happen Here, and Doctor Faustus. 1938 Feb. Hallie Flanagan delivered a brief, outlining the progress of the FTP before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Patents. 1938 Mar.-Apr. Planning began for a nationwide touring program in an effort to expand performances in outlying communities. 1938 Dec. Noteworthy productions to date included One-Third of a Nation, Prologue to Glory, a swing version of The Mikado, and Pinocchio. 1939 June A congressional joint resolution recommended that no funds be made available after June 30 for the operation of the FTP. (1935-1939) During its four-year existence, the FTP had mounted over 8,000 performances in thirty states and the District of Columbia. Productions included classics, melodramas, comedies, circus performances, vaudeville, local pageants, foreign language plays, children's plays, dance productions, radio broadcasts, religious plays, Negro theater, and caravan plays. Notable persons associated with the project included Bil Baird, Howard Bay, Eubie Blake, Marc Blitzstein, Joseph Cotten, Katherine Dunham, Abe Feder, Arlene Francis, Will Geer, Paul Green, John Houseman, John Huston, George Izenour, Burt Lancaster, Emmet Lavery, Norman Lloyd, E.G. Marshall, Arthur Miller, Arthur Peterson, John Randolph, Elmer Rice, Betty Smith, Virgil Thomson, and Orson Welles.

Initially entitled the Works Progress Administration, the name was changed in 1939 to Work Projects Administration.

 Scope and Content Note

The Federal Theatre Project (FTP), an agency of the WPA from 1935 to 1939, provided work for thousands of unemployed persons in the theatrical profession. The project was an experiment which mirrored life in the Depression; depicted economic, political, and social problems; developed new audiences; provided opportunities for minorities; and laid the groundwork for much innovation in the theater. It was the first arts endeavor to be supported on a extensive scale by the U.S. government.

The records of the FTP span the years 1932-1943, with the bulk of the material concentrated in the years 1935-1939. Earlier and later dates appear in the collection. Some material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) and the Civil Works Administration (CWA) is dated as early as 1932. After the demise of the FTP in 1939, the Historical Record Survey (HRS) completed some research studies and inventories in 1942. A portion of the music file originally belonging to the Federal Music Project (FMP) records is dated 1943.

The materials in the FTP collection are of various types: correspondence, memoranda, reports, forms, lists, play and radio scripts, costume and set designs, posters, manuals, publications, bulletins, charts, blue-prints, research studies, addressograph plates, newspaper clippings, cards, photographs, negatives, slides, playbills, and scrapbooks. The collection is organized in four series: Administrative Records, Play Service and Research Records, Library Records, and Production Records.

The Administrative Records form the smallest section of the collection (the bulk of the FTP administrative materials is at the National Archives and Records Administration). This series provides background information on the FTP's organization, its policies and procedures, and personnel activity; its advertising and promotional plans; and the scope of its publications. A file on the WPA includes material relating to the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), the Federal Art Project (FAP), the Federal Music Project (FMP), the Federal Writers' Project (FWP), the Historical Records Survey (HRS), and other WPA activities. An extensive card file documents many of the activities of the FTP, and an administrative photographic prints and negatives file contains images of theater workers who qualified for work with the FTP.

The Play Service and Research Records contain much material from the National Service Bureau (NSB), the central record-keeping office of the project, which operated as a clearinghouse of information dealing with play service and research studies.

The Library Records are composed of material and information chiefly collected from sources outside of the FTP and maintained for use by the various units and regions, as well as for community, school, and church-related organizations.

The Production Records combine to form the largest part of the collection. These files relate directly to productions and planned productions. The material includes production bulletins, which were compiled following a production and contained pertinent information regarding that production; playbills, programs, and heralds; costume and set designs; posters and billboard sheets; photographs, negatives, and slides; music for productions; and some correspondence, reports, schedules, and scrapbooks.

 Organization of the Federal Theatre Project Collection

The Federal Theatre Project Collection is organized in four series:

Administrative Records, 1935-1942 Play Service and Research Records, 1933-1940 Library Records, 1932-1940 Production Records, 1934-1943 http://lccn.loc.gov/2003682046 Container List Box Contents 1 - 111, MAP 10 Administrative Records, 1935-1942 112 Containers 1-10, MAP 10 Background File, 1935-1940 11 containers

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, inventories, reorganization plans, operations manuals, briefs, speeches, and administrative forms relating to the background, organization, policies, services, and procedures of the Federal Theatre Project (FTP). Included are chars and miscellany dealing with the administrative organization, weekly receipts, attendance records, and information for a House of Representatives committee.

Chiefly chronologically arranged.

 Correspondence, memoranda 1 1935-37 (30 folders) 2 1937-38 (24 folders) 3 1937-39 (14 folders) 4 1937-38 (26 folders) 5 1938-39 (22 folders) 6 1939 (24 folders) 7-8 1939 (8 folders) 9 1940 and undated (26 folders) 10, MAP 10 Charts, 1936-39 and undated (4 folders)

Includes: Dies Committee; Weekly attendance; Source of receipts; Miscellany

 11-13 Personnel File, 1936-1939 3 containers

Correspondence; lists of personnel; hiring, transferring, and assigning of employees; biographical information; grievances; employment tests; daily time reports; and first-aid and accident reports. (Much of the material is from the New York, NY, Federal Theatre Photographic Division.)

Chiefly chronologically arranged.

 11 1936-37 (24 folders) 12 1937-38 (59 folders) 13 1938-39 and undated (47 folders) 14-22 Agency Publicity File, 1936-1939 9 containers

Correspondence, advertising, mailing lists, audience research, photographic coverage, and promotional material, followed by addressograph plates and newspaper-clippings collages.

Chiefly chronologically arranged.

14-16 Advertising, publicity, 1936-39 and undated (107 folders) 17-21 Addressograph plates 22 Newspaper clippings collages, 1938 23-27 Publications File, 1935-1939 5 containers

Federal Theatre periodicals, reports, bulletins, play lists, songs, ballads, and catalogs, many with date and publication number.

Chiefly chronologically arranged.

 23 Nov. 1935-Dec. 1936 (35 folders) 24 Jan.-Dec. 1937 (20 folders) 25 Dec. 1937-Oct. 1938 (17 folders) 26 Nov. 1938-Apr. 1939 (12 folders) 27 Apr.-July 1939 and undated (15 folders) 28-36 Work Projects Administration (WPA) File, 1935-1942 9 containers

Administrative material including correspondence, speeches, reports, publications, publicity, and blank forms; activities and research studies of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Federal Art Project (FAP), Federal Music Project (FMP), Federal Writers' Project (FWP), Historical Records Survey (HRS); and WPA marionettes, radio, and theater research.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by subject and chronologically therein.

 28 Administrative correspondence Blind project General letter no. 240 General letter no. 278 Administrative forms Administrative publications The Dawn, New Jersey Government Aid During the Depression, Index of Research Projects v. 1, 2 (2 folders) Questions and Answers on the WPA Subject Index of Research Bulletins and Monographs Training Manual for Library Service Personnel Work, District of Columbia (3 folders) Administrative publicity Administrative reports "Community Organization for Leisure" An Exhibition of Selected Skills of the Unemployed Federal Project One, Ohio 29 The Film Index (reviews) "Interpreting the Art Project" Inventory, an Appraisal of Results of the WPA "Non-Construction Projects of the WPA" Our Job With the WPA Program of Federal Arts Projects, New York City Report on Progress of the WPA Program Administrative speeches Harrington, Col. F. C. (2 folders) Hopkins, Harry L. (2 folders) Kerr, Florence S. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)correspondence CCC activities Playwriting contest CCC publications Alpine Echo, California Tamalpais Foghorn, California Miscellaneous CCC publicity CCC reports CCC and FTP (2 folders) 30 Camp locations Play needs Federal Art Project (FAP) publicity Exhibition, Phillips Gallery, Washington, D.C. FAP reports American Scene Design Case histories Federal Music Project (FMP) correspondence, receipts (2 folders) FMP publications The Baton, California The Federal Music Project FMP publicity Take Your Choice Miscellaneous releases, programs, catalogs (3 folders) FMP reports Music centers, New York, N.Y. (2 folders) Federal Writers' Project (FWP) correspondence American Guide series (2 folders) FWP publications A Bid for Liberty The Harmony Society in Pennsylvania Hoosier Tall Tales Nebraska Folklore Selective and Critical Bibliography of Horace Mann Stories of New Jersey The Story of Dunellen FWP publicity 31 FWP reports Alsberg, Henry G.--statement Brief--answers to charges (2 folders) FWP scripts Radio scripts--"Portraits of the Empire Builders" (2 folders) Suggested script for the FWP Historical Records Survey publications Corvallis to Crescent City, California, in 1874 Programs, 1752-1935 (5 folders) 32 (3 folders) Historical Records Survey publications Prompt books 1709-1935 (6 folders) 33 1744-1931 (2 folders) Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company (abstract) WPA--marionettes (3 folders) WPA--radio (4 folders) WPA--research San Francisco theater research (3 folders) 34-36 (14 folders) 37-107 Card File, 1935-1940 71 containers

Sixty-five file sets of approximately 169,000 cards in three sizes: 3 by 5 inches, 4 by 6 inches, and 5 by 8 inches. The cards are of different colors, in some cases with colored metal signals, and are housed in original wooden and t\metal card drawers and cabinets. The information on the cards documents titles of plays, books, and magazines; FTP productions by title and region; plays loaned; classical and foreign play titles; bibliographies; requisitions for costumes, sound equipment, etc.; playreading active and inactive files; indexes to playscripts, books, Theatre Arts Monthly, living newspaper picture and text files, and photographic negatives and prints; royalty and non-royalty plays; music and songs for FTP productions; Regional Service Bureau of Los Angeles, Calif.; Talent Bureau casting file; actors' file; research; references to newspaper and magazine articles, speeches, lectures; Hallie Flanagan's lectures and articles; and mailing lists.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged within the separate categories by personal name, subject or title.

 37-46 Play, book, and magazine file (ca. 39,000 cards) 47-49 Plays loaned; foreign plays (ca. 11,500 cards) 50 Bibliographies for minstrelsy, American Indian; various research subjects; requisitions (ca. 1,875 cards) 51 Playreading active file (ca. 1,600 cards) 52-54 Playreading inactive file (ca. 9,000 cards) 55 Index to playscripts and books (ca. 4,400 cards) 56 Classical and foreign plays arranged by country; plays read arranged by region (ca. 3,700 cards) 58-62 Songs used in FTP productions; songs on file by name of publisher and song type; songs for productions arranged by state (ca. 21,100 cards) 63 Talent Bureau casting file (ca. 3,300 cards) 64-66 Actors' file; Play Policy Board permission; Playwrights Laboratory Theatre file (ca. 10,100 cards) 67 Plays by type; Damroth's Day Book card file and index; audience survey questionnaires, blank forms, un-arranged cards (ca. 3,100 cards) 68 Play reports; productions by region; folk song recordings (ca. 2,000 cards) 69 Research on children's theater; early American drama; history of New York; adaptations of books to the stage; references to newspaper, magazine articles, speeches, lectures (ca. 3,000 cards) 70 Library subject headings; Oklahoma, Idaho research; Hallie Flanagan lectures, articles; music in St. Louis, Mo.; folk songs of Iowa and Appalachians; actors' training; dramatizations; research reports (ca. 3,200 cards) 71 Theatre Arts Monthly indexes (ca. 2,200 cards) 72-75 Federal Theatre productions By title (ca. 4,300 cards) 76-77 Federal Theatre productions By state (ca. 2,600 cards) 78-95 Address file and mailing list for National Service Bureau play lists and playscripts (ca. 27,000 cards) 96-103 Living newspaper index to picture and clipping files (ca. 6,700 cards) 104 Photographic negatives and prints index (ca. 1,100 cards) 105 Mailing list including a "who's who" file (ca. 600 cards) 106 Foreign plays (ca. 900 cards) 107 Subject bibliography (ca. 3,000 cards) 108-111 Photographic Prints and Negatives File 4 containers

Collection of portraits taken in New York, NY, of 275 unemployed theater workers who met the requirements of a board of review who determined their professional ability, experience, and need in order to qualify for work with the Federal Theatre. Some carfare route cards for the city's transportation system are included.

Alphabetically arranged by personal name

 108 Prints Adair, John to Murray, Marion (179 folders) 109 Nager, Aaron to Zee, Lucy (97 folders) Unidentified 110-111 Negatives Arranged as above (some items missing) 112-563, 1455, MAP 359-MAP 361 Play Service and Research Records, 1933-1940 43 containers 112-114 Administrative File, 1934-1939 3 containers.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, lists from the National Service Bureau relating to playwriting, translating, editing, Dramatist Guild, technical experiments, and related play service and research material.

Chiefly chronologically arranged.

 112 Correspondence, memoranda, reports 1934-38 (38 folders) 113 1938-39 (46 folders) 114 1938-39 and undated (51 folders) 115-122 Surveys and Studies File--United States, 1935-1940 8 containers

Research studies of theaters and drama of the United States.

A small portion is chronologically arranged by historical periods, with the remainder chiefly alphabetically arranged by state.

 115 Historical research First Americans American history--general treatment (2 folders) Broadsides, 1774-75 (2 folders) Constitution (2 folders) Early American plays produced (3 folders) 116 Early American social drama (3 folders) Early American theater (2 folders) Theater buildings California Italian theater in San Francisco Minstrelsy in San Francisco 117-118 Theater history, San Francisco (9 folders) 119 Theater of the Southwest Colorado (2 folders) Georgia Illinois (11 folders) 120 (6 folders) Iowa Massachusetts New York (4 folders) North Carolina Pennsylvania Washington (3 folders) 121-122 (11 folders) 123-125 Surveys and Studies File--Foreign Countries, 1935-1938 3 containers

Research studies of theater and drama of foreign countries, including material relating to the national theater concept.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by name of country.

 123 National drama and theater research General treatment (10 folders) Austria Balkans Canada China (3 folders) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt England (8 folders) Finland 124 France (6 folders) Germany (7 folders) Greece Hungary Ireland (3 folders) 125 Italy (2 folders) Japan (3 folders) Java (3 folders) Mexico (2 folders) Persia (2 folders) Poland Russia (3 folders) Scandinavia Spain (4 folders) Wales 126-131 Surveys and Studies File--Miscellaneous Subjects and References, 1933-1939 6 containers

Research studies, memoranda, reports on various subjects such as personalities, calendar events of historical interest, children's theater, Chinese theaters in America, dance, folklore, Jewish customs, marionettes, Negro material, vaudeville, youth, etc. Lists of reference books, reviews, living newspaper index, and bibliographies.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by subject.

 126 Anderson, Maxwell Blue laws Calendar events of historical interest (5 folders) Chants for Harvard Dramatic Club miracle plays Children's theater General treatment (6 folders) Europe Poland Russia (6 folders) Chinese theaters in America (3 folders) 127 (6 folders) Christmas program Conkle, Ellsworth Prouty Dance Depressions Drama (3 folders) Folklore and folk songs (4 folders) 128 (11 folders) Germans in exile 129 History of the drama series (5 folders) Jewish folklore, customs, theater (4 folders) Juvenile delinquency Little theater (2 folders) Marionettes (5 folders) Meyerhold, development of [Monologues] Murrell, John A. Musical score reports (2 folders) Negro material (7 folders) 130 Old Testament Pageants (2 folders) Radio (2 folders) Railroads (2 folders) Realism Religious drama Short stories Showboats and minstrelsy Social security Socialized medicine Translations Twain, Mark Vaudeville (2 folders) Youth (4 folders) References and bibliographies (9 folders) 131 References, bibliographies, indexes (18 folders) 132-133, 1455 Technical Studies File, 1935-1939 3 containers

Research in construction, costume, dramatic technique, lighting, makeup, miniature theater models, puppetry, selecting casting a play, etc.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by subject.

 132 Children's plays--wordage Community drama organization Costuming (2 folders) Dramatic technique (6 folders) 133 Lighting Living newspaper 133, 1455 Makeup (3 folders) 133 Puppetry (3 folders) Selecting a play Sound material (2 folders) Speech seminar Stage setting and scenery (4 folders) Theater construction (6 folders) 135-358 Playreader Reports File, 1935-1939 224 containers

Approximately 45,000 reports representing about 25,000 titles of plays, short stories, and books read by the playreading department for possible production as well as for inclusion in play lists.

Alphabetically arranged by title or subject.

 135 A la Carte to Address Unknown (115 folders) 136 Adele to Afternoon of a Nymph (127 folders) 137 Afternoon of a Pretense to Alimony Rastus (112 folders) 138 Alison's House to Altogether Reformed (114 folders) 139 Altorf to Amore e Patria (119 folders) 140 Amorous Simians to Anlis Difficulty (112 folders) 141 Ann Comes to Her Senses to As Others See Us (123 folders) 142 As Some Women Thinketh to Atoning for One's Neighbor's Errors (119 folders) 143 The Attachee to Back Dividend (114 folders) 144 Back Home to Barbarica (127 folders) 145 The Barbecue Girl to Beau Brummell (119 folders) 146 The Beau of Bath to Bell and Hammer (119 folders) 147 The Bell of Assiago to Better Walking (137 folders) 148 Bett's Best Bet to Bigamists (110 folders) 149 The Biggest Hall in Brooklyn to Black Bastard (118 folders) 150 The Black Beans to The Blindness of Bigotry (126 folders) 151 Bliss Without Ignorance to A Bohemian Cafe (116 folders) 152 Bohemian Days in San Francisco to The Box of Pandora (114 folders) 153 Box Seats to The Bribe (122 folders) 154 The Bridal Canopy to Brother Gridden's Visit (117 folders) 155 Brother India to Burnt Bridges (125 folders) 156 Burnt Cork Cut Up Minstrels to Cagliostro, the Jewish Astronomer (125 folders) 157 Cain and Abel to The Canvassers and Mr. Brown (116 folders) 158 A Cap and Bells to Caruso vs. Rameses (118 folders) 159 Carved Woman to Cawn Likker (107 folders) 160 Cease Fire to Charity (110 folders) 161 Charity Begins to Children of Fortune (128 folders) 162 Children of France to Choral Triptych (111 folders) 163 The Chorus Girl at Home to Christmas Ghosts (118 folders) 164 Christmas Gift to A Church Mouse (111 folders) 165 Church Pageantry to Class Reunion (111 folders) 166 The Class Spirit to Cocktail Party (111 folders) 167 Cocktails or Tea to The Comedy of Religion (113 folders) 168 The Comedy of the Pearl to Confrontation (118 folders) 169 Congratulations, My Dear to Costuming the Biblical Play (124 folders) 170 The Coteries of Madrid to Crabbed Youth and Age (107 folders) 171 Crack o' Dawn to Cromwell (106 folders) 172 Crook and Watch to The Curate's Younger Daughter (112 folders) 173 The Curator to Dangerous Dreamer (113 folders) 174 The Dangerous Forties to The Daughters of Columbia (107 folders) 175 Daughters of Dixie to Dead Men's Shoes (113 folders) 176 The Dead Nephew to The Delectable Duchy (126 folders) 177 The Delicate Child to Devil on Stilts (118 folders) 178 The Devil Passes to A Dish of China Tea (120 folders) 179 A Dish o' Tea Delayed to Does a Ghost Eat Cake? (121 folders) 180 Dog and Wolf to Dopo (105 folders) 181 Dora's Kidnapper to Dream Boat (108 folders) 182 The Dream Canal Boat to The Dummy (112 folders) 183 The Dummy to East Side, West Side (105 folders) 184 East Winds to The Eldest Son (109 folders) 185 Eleanor on the Hill to The Emperor's Doll (108 folders) 186 The Emperor's New Clothes to Engaged (79 folders) 187 The Engineer to The Eternal Smile (110 folders) 188 The Eternal Song to Examination of a Doctor (123 folders) 189 Exceeding Small to Fairy Plays for Children (123 folders) 190 The Fairy Rath to A Famous Woman (98 folders) 191 The Fan to Father's Last Sickness--Almost (119 folders) 192 Fatime to The Fifth Trunk (110 folders) 193 Fifty Dollars to The First Christmas (102 folders) 194 The First Christmas to Flash-Back (115 folders) 195 The Flashing Stream to The Fool and the Blindman (110 folders) 196 The Fool From the Hills to Forgiveness (112 folders) 197 The Forgiving Kiss to The Fourth Wall (101 folders) 198 Fox and Geese to Friendship (125 folders) 199 Fright to Gabbatha (104 folders) 200 The Gabby Gadders Minstrels to Gault (115 folders) 201 A Gauntlet to Get Off the Earth (108 folders) 202 Get Out and Get Under to Gioconda (127 folders) 203 The Gioconda Smile to Glory Road (119 folders) 204 The Glowing Cross to Going Back to Nature (101 folders) 205 Going Crooked to The Golden Youth (108 folders) 206 Goldilock's Adventure to Good Will and Fair Play (92 folders) 207 Good Will, the Magician to The Grass Is Always Greener (106 folders) 208 The Grasshopper to The Great White Way (104 folders) 209 The Greater Commandment to Guest of Reality (115 folders) 210 The Guest Room to Haman of Today (120 folders) 211 Hamburger Hanna to Happy Hollow (108 folders) 212 Happy Jack to Hay Harvest (106 folders) 213 The Hayloft Minstrels to Heart Balm (88 folders) 214 The Heart Cry to The Hellcat From Harlem (105 folders) 215 Hello Folks to Here Am I (113 folders) 216 Here and There to The High School Freshman (111 folders) 217 High Speed Courtship to His Sweetheart (115 folders) 218 His Uncle's Niece to Homecoming From the Lost Mine (108 folders) 219 Home Fires to Hooverville (104 folders) 220 Hop Frog to The House of David (106 folders) 221 The House of Decision to How's Your Second Act (108 folders) 222 How the Club Was Formed to Hypnotizing Harry (110 folders) 223 The Hypocrite to Idle Chatter (109 folders) 224 The Idle Inn to In a Doll's Shop (133 folders) 225 In a Flower Garden to In the Good Old Summertime (123 folders) 226 In the Gymnasium to The Inevitable Hour (118 folders) 227 The Infallible Hunch to The Intruder (123 folders) 228 Invasion to It Happened in Paris (109 folders) 229 It Happened in Vienna to Jack Juggler (110 folders) 230 Jack Kelso to Jeremiah (99 folders) 231 Jeremiah to Job's Kinfolks (114 folders) 232 Jock Is Put Outside to Joseph, the Dreamer (96 folders) 233 Joseph, the Dreamer to Junetime Treasures (126 folders) 234 A Junior Red Cross Pageant to Keep Dreaming (149 folders) 235 Keep It Safe to King of the Bookcase (132 folders) 236 King of the Golden Isles to Kykunkor (148 folders) 237 L to The Land in Flames (135 folders) 238 Land o' Cotton to The Last Will (114 folders) 239 The Last Woman on Earth to A Legend of St. Nicholas (130 folders) 240 The Legend of Sebastian to Liars in Paradise (129 folders) 241 Libel to The Light of the World (123 folders) 242 The Light of the World to Listening in on Joe's New Radio (107 folders) 243 Lita's Man to Little Red Riding Hood (139 folders) 244 The Little Red School at Hopkin's Corner to Lookin'Lovely (127 folders) 245 Looking at Life Through Drama to Lourdes (123 folders) 246 Love to Love Unchanging (116 folders) 247 Love Under a Microscope to A Mad Breakfast (124 folders) 248 The Mad Doctor of Vienna to Magpies (138 folders) 249 Mahasena to Mammy's Shortnin' Bread (114 folders) 250 The Man to The Man Whose Yoke Was Not Easy (110 folders) 251 The Man With a Cold to Marigold Johnsing's Yaller Dress (126 folders) 252 Marion de Lorme to Mary Quirk, Attorney at Law (120 folders) 253 Mary Rose to The Matriarch (116 folders) 254 Matriarch to Melicerte (126 folders) 255 Melich Ric to The Messiah (130 folders) 256 Messiah's Advent to The Minister Comes to Tea (124 folders) 257 Minister of Drama to Miss Kokomo (118 folders) 258 Miss Lotitia's Profession to Mr. Poirier's Son-in-Law (128 folders) 259 Mr. Sampson to Money Talks (122 folders) 260 Money Talks to Morning in America (116 folders) 261 Morning, Noon and Night to The Mourning Angel (135 folders) 262 Mourning Becomes Electra to Murder in the Closet (137 folders) 263 Murder in the Ferris-Wheel to My Son, My Son (124 folders) 264 My Spanish Sweetheart to The Nativity of Jesus (137 folders) 265 The Nativity of Our Lord to The New Deal (135 folders) 266 A New Deal for Mary to Nigger Judas (123 folders) 267 The Night to No Gift in Return (123 folders) 268 No Greater Love to Nora, Nora, Nora (111 folders) 269 Nora, Wake Up! to O Tender Love (135 folders) 270 The Oath of Office to Oh, Those Boy Friends (113 folders) 271 Oh, To Be an Actress to The Old Man Takes a Ride (107 folders) 272 An Old Man Taught Wisdom to On With the Dance (109 folders) 273 On the Air to One Bread One Body (103 folders) 274 One Can't Marry a Poor Girl to Only a Decade (104 folders) 275 Only a Wop to Other People's Business (121 folders) 276 Other People's Husbands to Outclassed (122 folders) 277 The Outlaw to Paging Mr. Tweedy (109 folders) 278 Paid in Full to Parking for One (133 folders) 279 The Parking Place to Patrick Henry (108 folders) 280 Patrick Henry to Peacock (113 folders) 281 The Peak Sisters to The Perils of Pearl Ella (132 folders) 282 Periods to The Piano Recital (123 folders) 283 Picadelly Jim to Pioneer Texas (111 folders) 284 The Pioneer Women of Texas to Plays of Our Fore-fathers (114 folders) 285 Plays, Skits, and Lyrics to Poor Little Consumer (123 folders) 286 The Poor Little Turkey Girl to Powwow of the Press (102 folders) 287 Practical Men to The Prince's May Party (123 folders) 288 Prince's Secret to Professor Tim (121 folders) 289 Prof. Wright Falls in Love to Puppets in America (130 folders) 290 Puppy Love to The Queen's Offer (124 folders) 291 The Queen's Shift to The Rain Bride (105 folders) 292 The Rain Coat Murder to Recompense (125 folders) 293 The Reconciliation to Refund (113 folders) 294 Regatta to The Resurrection of Our Lord (117 folders) 295 Re-Take to Riches (133 folders) 296 Riches and Poverty to Road of Ages (111 folders) 297 Road of Poplars to Romance (113 folders) 298 Romance to Rosebuds of the River Queen (116 folders) 299 Rosemary to The Runaways (103 folders) 300 Rund Um Die Buehne to St. Agnes' Eve (121 folders) 301 Saint Bernard to Sampson and Delilah (113 folders) 302 Samson and Delilah to Savoyards (113 folders) 303 Savva to Scrambled Courtship (103 folders) 304 Scrambled Dates to Seduction (109 folders) 305 See America First to Seven Eleven (111 folders) 306 Seven-Five O to Shameless Sarah (99 folders) 307 The Shaming of McGrew to Sherlock Holmes (104 folders) 308 Sherman Said It to Sight to the Blind (106 folders) 309 Sight Unseen to Sin (110 folders) 310 Sin to Six Narratives (106 folders) 311 Six New Plays for Boys to Small Miracle (107 folders) 312 Small Town Girl to The Social Wants (122 folders) 313 The Social Whirl to The Song Is Ended (113 folders) 314 The Song of Death to The Sparrow (127 folders) 315 The Sparrow to Splendid Saints (103 folders) 316 Sponging to Stage Struck (99 folders) 317 The Stage-Struck Yankee to Step On It (107 folders) 318 Stepping Sisters to The Story of Pinocchio (110 folders) 319 The Straight and Narrow to Strolling Along (107 folders) 320 The Stronger to A Summer Holiday (102 folders) 321 Summer Holiday to Susie (106 folders) 322 Susie, Sans Souci to The Tables Turned (101 folders) 323 A Tabloid to Tarabelli (101 folders) 324 Tarakin to Ten Minutes by the Clock (106 folders) 325 Ten Minutes To Think to Thanksgiving up to Date (100 folders) 326 That Awful Mrs. Eaton to There Is No Glory (106 folders) 327 There Is Room in the Inn to Thin Ice (102 folders) 328 Thine Shall Be the Glory to This Side of Paradise (100 folders) 329 This Small World to The Three Leafed Clover (107 folders) 330 The Three Little Kittens to Thru the Looking Glass (111 folders) 331 Thunder God to Tivoli Mists (116 folders) 332 To All the Ages to Tomorrow's Trail (122 folders) 333 Tom's Arrival to Town Hall Tonight (122 folders) 334 The Town Marshal to A Treasure of the Redlands (135 folders) 335 The Treasure of the Ronins to Trouble in Tunnel Nine (128 folders) 336 The Trouble I've Seen to Tweedles (118 folders) 337 Twelfth Night to Two Little Rebels (113 folders) 338 Two Looks at a Queen to Uncle's Rocky Roost (123 folders) 339 Unconquerable Tristan to Unser Karl (113 folders) 340 Until Death Do You Part to The Vanquished (120 folders) 341 The Vanquished to The Victory of the Good Citizen (107 folders) 342 Le Vieux Loup de Mer to Volunteers (106 folders) 343 Volunteers to Wash Carver's Mouse Trap (126 folders) 344 The Wash Tub to The Wayward Man (91 folders) 345 We Agree to The Weevil (106 folders) 346 Wei River Famine to What Number (119 folders) 347 What Paw Needed to When Santa Missed the Christmas Road (118 folders) 348 When Smith Stepped Out to Whistling in the Dark (121 folders) 349 White Aprons to Who Shall Carry the Flag (107 folders) 350 Who Stand and Wait to The Wild Canary (116 folders) 351 Wild Cat's Kisses to Windy (92 folders) 352 Windy Willows to With Drawbridge Lighted (100 folders) 353 With One Hand to The Women From Galilee (121 folders) 354 Women Go Exploring to The Worst of Us (105 folders) 355 Worthwhile Girls at Work to Yesterday Is Finished (106 folders) 356 Yesterday Returns to Youth (107 Folders) 357 Youth and Its Guides to Zoo Scene (45 folders) 358 Unidentified Yiddish title; miscellaneous collective playreader reports (20 folders) MAP 359-MAP 361 Technical Drawings File, 1938-1939 3 containers

Collection of blueprints and flat and rolled drawings that include plans for theaters; figure studies; standard details charts illustrating sound and visual effects, special hardware and equipment, scene painting technique, costumes; lighting plans, blueprints for production settings, plans for theater and stage for the New York World's Fair and the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition; and plans for miniature theater models.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by subject or title and stored in map file drawers.

 359 Cincinnati Federal Theatre (3 blueprints) Figure studies for costume and marionettes (36 blueprints) Housing [One-Third of a Nation] (14 blueprints) Lighting plans (7 blueprints) Machine Age (9 blueprints) 360 New National Theatre--Los Angeles, Calif. (18 drawings) New York World's Fair (3 blueprints) The Pictorial History of the Marionette Adam--title page (2 designs) Seattle Repertory Playhouse (4 blueprints) Standard details charts (8 drawings) Tent theatre (1 drawing) U.S. Golden Gate International Exposition--San Francisco, Calif. (7 blueprints) Valenciennes mystery stage (10 drawings) 361 Miniature theater models--unarranged drawings 362-563 Living Newspaper File, 1936-1939 202 containers

Incomplete file of over 100,000 clippings in picture and text form from 17 New York, NY, newspapers and periodicals covering a wide variety of subjects.

Alphabetically arranged by subject, personal name, or title.

 362 Pictures A--general to Anthony, Susan B. (49 folders) 363 Applegate, Everett C. to Bhaonagar, Maharajah of (72 folders) 364 Bingham, Robert to Buildings--South America (63 folders) 365 Bullitt, William C. to C--general (24 folders) 366 C--general to Colleton, Thomas E. (57 folders) 367 Collings murder case to Czechoslovakia (47 folders) 368 D--general to Dies, Martin (43 folders) 369 Dill, C. C. to Espionage--general (58 folders) 370 Espionage--international to Ford, Stanley H. (47 folders) 371 Fortifications to Gillette, William (46 folders) 372 Gillis, Andrew J. to H--general (40 folders) 373 Hacha, Emil to Hoover, Allan (62 folders) 374 Hoover, Herbert Clark to Inskip, Sir Thomas (44 folders) 375 Insull, Samuel to Justo, Augustin P. (38 folders) 376 K--general to Laidler, Harry W. (49 folders) 377 Lammers, Hans Heinrich to Longworth, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt (58 folders) 378 Lopez-Contreras, Elezear to Machnik, Frantisek (43 folders) 379 Mack, John E. to Marx, Karl (65 folders) 380 Masaryk, Jan to Moss, Paul (58 folders) 381 Muench, Mrs. Nellie Upton to Owens, John W. (53 folders) 382 P--general to Pyle, Gladys (55 folders) 383 Q--general to Rogers, Will (54 folders) 384 Rogers, Wynne Grey to S--general (28 folders) 385 Saarlautern, Germany to Slums (62 folders) 386 Smathers, William H. to Stresemann, Gustave (39 folders) 387 Stretz, Vera to Taylor, Myron C. (64 folders) 388 Telescopes to Uzcudun, Paulino (58 folders) 389 V--general to Weaver, Joseph B. (46 folders) 390 Weir, Ernest T. to World Youth Congress (2d) (42 folders) 391 World's Fair--1939 to Zukor, Adolph (20 folders) 392 Text A--general to Accidents--air (31 envelopes) 393 Accidents--air to Accidents--fires (36 envelopes) 394 Accidents--fires to Acosta, Bert (42 envelopes) 395 Adams, Bristow to Alcatraz (45 envelopes) 396 Aldrich, W. A. to American Expeditionary Force (55 envelopes) 397 American Farm Bureau Federation to American League Against War and Fasciscm (34 envelopes) 398 American League Baseball Clubs to American Red Cross (29 envelopes) 399 American Refugees Abroad to Anticommunism in United States [see also Communism] (53 envelopes) 400 Anticommunism in United States-- including anti-Sovietism to Antitrust (35 envelopes) 401 Antitrust to Argentina (35 envelopes) 402 Arita, Hachiro to Austria--general (48 envelopes) 403 Austria--Army, Navy, air; armaments to Automobile Manufacturers Association (30 envelopes) 404 Avenol, Joseph A. to Aviation (18 envelopes) 405 Aviation Club of America to Baldwin, Stanley (67 envelopes) 406 Balkan Entente to Bartlett, Bob (42 envelopes) 407 Barton, Bruce to Benes, Vojta (46 envelopes) 408 Bennett, Joan to Black, Hugo (43 envelopes) 409 Black, Hugo to Black Legion--Michigan (16 envelopes) 410 Black Legion--New Jersey to Blum, Leon (26 envelopes) 411 B'nai B'rith to Boy Scouts (43 envelopes) 412 Boys Town to Bridges (34 envelopes) 413 Bridges, Harry to Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp (30 envelopes) 414 Brooklyn Times-Union to Browder, Earl (31 envelopes) 415 Browder, Earl to Budget--Federal, 8/20/36-4/30/37 (28 envelopes) 416 Budget--Federal, 5/37-1/39 to Budget--New York State, 1/37-8/39 (31 envelopes) 417 Buell, Raymond Leslie to Business trends, 7/1/36-12/37 (30 envelopes) 418 Business trends, 1/38-1/39 to Butler, Smedley D. (16 envelopes) 419 Byk, Leo P. to Campaign 1936--Democratic (49 envelopes) 420 Campaign 1936--Republican to Canada--utilities (19 envelopes) 421 Canal Zone [see Canals] to Castle, William R. (34 envelopes) 422 Catholic Charities to Chamberlain, Neville (33 envelopes) 423 Chamberlain, Neville to Chase, Stuart (27 envelopes) 424 Chastenet, Jacques to China--general files, 1936 (24 envelopes) 425 China--general files, 1937 (6 envelopes) 426 China--general files to China--Japan (17 envelopes) 427-431 China--Japan, Aug. 1937-Mar. 1939 (59 envelopes) 432 China--Japan, Apr.-July 1939 to Chronology of 1937 (26 envelopes) 433 Chronology of 1938 to Civilian Conservation Corps (40 envelopes) 434 Clancy, John W. to Colorado--exclusion of itinerant labor (48 envelopes) 435 Columbia University to Communist Party (30 envelopes) 436 Communist Party, 10/38-1/39 to Constitutional Convention, 1938 (32 envelopes) 437 Constitutional Convention, 1938 to Conventions--Communist, 1937 (21 envelopes) 438 Conventions--Democratic, 1938 to Copeland Royal S. (24 envelopes) 439 Copeland Safety-at-Sea Act to Cotillo, Salvatore A. (23 envelopes) 440 Cotton to Coughlin, Rev. Charles (24 envelopes) 441 Council Against Intolerance in America to Criminology--crime detection (34 envelopes) 442 Crimes to Cuba (30 envelopes) 443 Cullman, Howard S. to Czechoslovakia-- foreign affairs, Germany (31 envelopes) 444 Czechoslovakia--foreign affairs, Germany to D--general (30 envelopes) 445 D--general to The Day in Washington (42 envelopes) 446 The Day in Washington to Denhardt, Henry H. (44 envelopes) 447 Denmark to Dewey, Thomas E. (30 envelopes) 448 Dewey, Thomas E. to Dies congressional committee (25 envelopes) 449 Dies congressional committee to Divine, Father (24 envelopes) 450 Divine, Father to Dreiser, Theodore (40 envelopes) 451 Drought to Duffy, Rev. Francis P. (21 envelopes) 452 Duffy, Rev. Peter to Earle, George H. (38 envelopes) 453 Earthquake to Edmondson, Robert E. (22 envelopes) 454 Education--general to Edward, Duke of Windsor [see also Edward VIII, King of England] (21 envelopes) 455 Edward, Duke of Windsor to Edward VIII,King of England (18 envelopes) 456 Edward VIII, King of England to Elections--New Jersey (41 envelopes) 457 Elections--New York City to Elevated structures (30 envelopes) 458 Elevated structures to Ernst, Morris L. (46 envelopes) 459 Espionage (20 envelopes) 460 Espionage to F--general (37 envelopes) 461 F--general to Farm bills (28 envelopes) 462 Farm control to Federal Farm Security Administration (39 envelopes) 463 Federal Home Loan Bank to Federal Housing Administration (27 envelopes) 464 Federal Housing Administration to Federal judiciary reform (10 envelopes) 465-466 Federal judiciary reform (23 envelopes) 467 Federal Power Commission to Federal Reserve system (25 envelopes) 468 Federal Resettlement Administration to Fireworks (35 envelopes) 469 Fisch, Pincus to Floods--Mississippi (49 envelopes) 470 Floods--New England states to Fontanges, Mme. Magda de (28 envelopes) 471 Food and food manufactures to Fort Slocum, N.Y. (35 envelopes) 472 Fosdick, Rev. Harry Emerson to France--armaments (26 envelopes) 473 France--aviation to France--foreign affairs, China (24 envelopes) 474 France--foreign affairs, Czechoslovakia to France--foreign affairs, Spain (23 envelopes) 475 France--foreign affairs, Spain to France--Paris Fair (21 envelopes) 476 France--Peoples Front to Franklin, Jay (26 envelopes) 477 Franklin, Jay to G--general (45 envelopes) 478 G--general to Gedeon, Veronica and Mary (43 envelopes) 479 Gellert, Lawrence to Geoghan, William F.X. (27 envelopes) 480 Geology to George VI, King of England (15 envelopes) 481 George VI, King of England to German American Bund (19 envelopes) 482 German American Bund to Germany--general (29 envelopes) 483 Germany--general to Germany--antisemitism (19 envelopes) 484 Germany--armaments to Germany--foreign affairs, Austria (24 envelopes) 485 Germany--foreign affairs, Belgium to Germany--foreign affairs, Italy (26 envelopes) 486 Germany--foreign affairs, Japan to Germany--foreign affairs, United States (22 envelopes) 487 Germany--foreign affairs, United States to Germany--religion (25 envelopes) 488 Germany--religion to Gillette, William (26 envelopes) 489 Gilmore, Gale to Grandi, Dino (48 envelopes) 490 Grange, David E. to Great Britain--armaments (33 envelopes) 491 Great Britain--armaments to Great Britain--foreign affairs, general (23 envelopes) 492 Great Britain--foreign affairs, China to Great Britain--foreign affairs, Germany (31 envelopes) 493 Great Britain--foreign affairs, Germany to Great Britain--foreign affairs, Italy (19 envelopes) 494 Great Britain--foreign affairs, Japan to Great Britain--foreign affairs, Spain (21 envelopes) 495 Great Britain--foreign affairs, Spain to Great Britain--religion (21 envelopes) 496 Great Lakes to Guffey, Joseph F. (31 envelopes) 497 Guffey coal bill to Hague, Frank (43 envelopes) 498 Hague, Frank to Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia (20 envelopes) 499 Hairdressers [see also Barbers; Cosmetology] to Harvard University (49 envelopes) 500 Harvey, George U. to Hayes, Patrick Cardinal (29 envelopes) 501 Haymarket Riots--Chicago, 1886 to Henson, Matt (43 envelopes) 502 Herald Tribune Forum on Current Events to Hindenburg disaster (25 envelopes) 503 Hindenburg disaster to Hitler, Adolf (16 envelopes) 504 Hitler, Adolf to Holding companies (30 envelopes) 505 Holding company bill to Hopkins, Harry L. (30 envelopes) 506 Hopkins, Harry L. to Housing--Federal (36 envelopes) 507 Housing--Federal to Housing--New York City (32 envelopes) 508 Housing--New York City (19 envelopes) 509 Housing--New York State to Hull, Cordell (35 envelopes) 510 Hull, Cordell to Hungary (26 envelopes) 511 Hungary to Income (38 envelopes) 512 Independence Day [see Fourth of July] to Insurance inquiry (39 envelopes) 513 Insurrection law--Georgia to Ireland (32 envelopes) 514 Ireland to Italo-Ethiopian conflict--military operations (32 envelopes) 515 Italy--general to Italy--foreign affairs, Albania (36 envelopes) 516 Italy--foreign affairs, Austria to Italy--foreign affairs, Spain (27 envelopes) 517 Italy--foreign affairs, Spain to Janis, Elsie (42 envelopes) 518 Janson, William to Japan--foreign affairs, general (7 envelopes) 519 Japan--foreign affairs, China (12 envelopes) 520 Japan--foreign affairs, France to Japan--foreign affairs, U.S.S.R. (19 envelopes) 521 Japan--foreign affairs, U.S.S.R. to Johns Hopkins University (37 envelopes) 522 Johnson, Edd to K--general (60 envelopes) 523 K--general to Keys disaster (54 envelopes) 524 Kickbacks to Kondolf, George (33 envelopes) 525 Konyote, Fumitaka to Labor relations--Allied Printing Helpers Union (33 envelopes) 526 Labor relations--Alteration Plumbers-Steamfitters and Helpers Union to Labor relations--American Federation of Labor, general, to 5/37 (27 envelopes) 527 Labor relations--American Federation of Labor, general, to 6/39 to Labor relations--American Federation of Labor, Denver meeting, 9/37 and 10/37 (15 envelopes) 528 Labor relations--American Federation of Labor, Denver meeting, 10/37 to Labor relations--American Newspaper Guild, general (27 envelopes) 529 Labor relations--American Newspaper Guild, general to Labor relations--Art Students League (26 envelopes) 530 Labor relations--Associated Actors and Artists to Labor relations--Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers (36 envelopes) 531 Labor relations--Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers to Labor relations--Building Service Employees Union (22 envelopes) 532 Labor relations--Building Service Employees Association, New York to Labor relations--circus (37 envelopes) 533 Labor relations--City Industrial Relations Board, New York City to Labor relations--Committee for Industrial Organization (C.I.O.) (40 envelopes) 534 Labor relations--C.I.O. (22 envelopes) 535 Labor relations--C.I.O. to Labor relations--Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists, and Technicians (55 envelopes) 536 Labor relations--Federation of Carpet and Rug Workers to Labor relations--Hospital Workers Union (33 envelopes) 537 Labor relations--Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union to Labor relations--International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (31 envelopes) 538 Labor relations--International Brotherhood of Foundry Employees to Labor relations--International Fur Workers Union (23 envelopes) 539 Labor relations--International Glove Workers Union to Labor relations--International Longshoremen's Association, 4/36-8/37 (22 envelopes) 540 Labor relations--International Longshoremen's Association, Sept. 1937-1939 to Labor relations--International Seamen's Union, Atlantic and Gulf coasts (20 envelopes) 541 Labor relations--International Seamen's Union, West coast to Labor relations--Labor Standards Act, Fair Labor Standards Act (31 envelopes) 542 Labor relations--Laundry Workers International Union to Labor relations--National Labor Relations Board, 1936-Apr. 1938 (56 envelopes) 543 Labor relations--National Labor Relations Board, May 1938-June 1939 to Labor relations--National Maritime Union, July-Aug. 1937 (17 envelopes) 544 Labor relations--National Maritime Union, Sept. 1937-June 1939 to Labor relations--picketing (48 envelopes) 545 Labor relations--picketing to Labor relations--Screen Actors Guild (44 envelopes) 546 Labor relations--Screen Writers Guild to Olympic games, 1936 (66 envelopes) 547 P--general to Quakers (25 envelopes) 548 R--general to Social Security--New York State, 1936 (38 envelopes) 549 Spain--general to Spain--foreign affairs, Great Britain (26 envelopes) 550 Spain--foreign affairs, Italy to Spain--piracy (20 envelopes) 551 Spain--refugees to Spain--revolution, general (22 envelopes) 552-559 Spain--revolution, Jan. 1, 1936-Oct. 31, 1938 (126 envelopes) 560 Spain--revolution, Nov. 1-Dec. 31, 1938 to Spain--sympathizers (22 envelopes) 561-562 Steel Workers Organization Committee (S.W.O.C.)(41 envelopes) 563 S.W.O.C. to Yankee clipper (47 envelopes) 564-959, 1455 Library Records, 1932-1940 397 containers 564-571, 1455 Information File, 1934-1940 9 containers

General files of material collected by the FTP, including newspaper and magazine reviews and articles about dramas, books, and persons; correspondence, reprints, and reports regarding drama groups, labor groups, contests, marionettes, little theater groups; dramatic technique; bibliographies; published and unpublished studies and resources; short stories; and periodicals dealing with the theater.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by name, subject, or title.

 564 All-Star concert series American Arts Monthly, Oct.-Nov. 1936 American Council of Learned Societies America's Town Meeting of the Air "--And Sudden Death" (reprint) Atkinson, Brooks (2 folders) Audiences for the American theater Authors' League of America Bibliography: books, plays The Big City The Billboard, Dec. 12, 1938 Billboard Yearbook, 1937-38 The Bones of Weyland Book-of-the-Month Club News, Oct.-Nov. 1936 Bronx County Democrat, June 1937 California Druid, Nov. 1937 Caravan theater Carolina Dramatic Association Directors' Conference Catalog of the Theatre, Nov. 1, 1936 Children and the theater (4 folders) Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 22, 1936 City Projects Council--publicity (3 folders) Commonweal, Mar. 4, 1938 Communism and the FTP (2 folders) Community theater Consumers' Cooperative Services material (4 folders) 565 Copyright (6 folders) 565, 1455 Costumes (4 folders) 565 The Cue, Sept. 1936 and Mar. 1939 (2 folders) The Drama Drama--addresses Drama aids (6 folders) Drama and the theater--bibliography Drama--Balinese Drama--Bible Drama contests (3 folders) Drama--frankness in the theater Drama--manuals (2 folders) 566 Drama--Roman Drama, writing of (2 folders) Drums of Haiti Dufwin Theatre program Editor and Publisher, Nov. 28, 1936 Education--directories (2 folders) Education--references Federal Arts Projects (3 folders) Films for democracy Flanagan, Hallie (3 folders) Folk songs (3 folders) Fortune, May and Oct. 1937 (3 folders) 567 4-H Club reports Furniture World, Jan. 13, 1938 Garrick, David Gotham Life, July 1936 Harper's magazine, Mar. 1938 Holland's, Nov. 1937 Hollywood Theatre Alliance Indian storytelling Inter-American cultural events International Pax Players Association Italy Today Jewish Social Service Quarterly--bibliography Junior Programs, Inc.--publicity Lewis, Sinclair Library of Congress--Annex Lighting (3 folders) Lincoln Yesterday and Today Little Egypt Little theater (4 folders) The Live Oak, Oct. and Dec. 1936 (2 folders) The London Studio, Sept. 1938 Magazine of Art, Aug. 1936 and 1938 (2 folders) Manhattan Escapade, Feb. 19, 1937 Marionettes (4 folders) 568 Memorial markers, Harrodsburg, Ky. Metropolis, Mar. 1939 The Michaelman, Jan. 1938 The Mikado--obituary of Charles Burnam Mohawk drama festival Mother's Day suggestions Mountain Life and Work, Oct. 1934 Mouth Health, Jan./Mar. 1937 Music (2 folders) Music and Dramatics The Nation, Nov. 1938 National conferences (2 folders) National Student Mirror, Dec. 1936 National Theatre Conference (2 folders) Nation's Business, July 1939 New Theatre League (2 folders) New Theatre News, Feb. 1940 New York (city) guide New York Times Magazine, Mar. 24, 1940 News-Week, June 5, 1937 Non-professional drama calendar Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League Northwest Territory celebration (publicity) Old Globe Theatre players Pageant building Pan American Day Pan-Americana pageant Panorama, Nov. 1937, Feb. and July 1938 (3 folders) Periodicals--miscellaneous (2 folders) Pine Street players Pirandello, Luigi Players Theatre group Playwriting Prejudice and minority groups Producing plays (4 folders) 569 (1 folder) Props and sound effects Publications (2 folders) Publicity Publishers' catalogs (7 folders) Purim Shpiel Radio--miscellany (5 folders) Relief (2 folders) Religious treatises Reports--Inter-American relations (2 folders) Research studies--miscellaneous (2 folders) 570 (3 folders) Reviews--books, drama, music (23 folders) Royalty problems SFX, June 1936 Saturday Evening Post, June 5, 1937 Scenarios--miscellany (4 folders) Schools--theater--publicity Scottish Community Drama Association Set design Short stories (3 folders) Social Security Social Work Publicity Council 570, 1455 Sonochrome positive film tints 570 Special Libraries Directory of Greater New York Stage Door, Nov. 1936, Jan. and Dec. 1938 Stage in America Stage practice Stage settings--bibliographies (3 folders) Steel Columns, Aug. 1936 Student Advocate, Dec. 1936 and May 1937 571 Tempo, Apr. 1939 Tennessee Valley Authority Theatre Arts Monthly, undated Theater Awakening of the American theater Denmark Educational aspects Greek (6 folders) Philadelphia theater in the 18th century Photographs Therapeutic Theses/abstracts--Louisiana State University, 1938 They Shall Be Heard Tournament organization (circular) Tournament winners, Carolina Playmakers, 1938 Town Informer, Aug./Sept. 1938 Unions United States Information Service WPA Art Project WPA Arts Projects--miscellany (4 folders) Welles, Orson--publicity Wochn Blat, 1938 Writer's Digest, Aug. 1937 Writers--Mexican 572-863 Playscripts File, 1936-1939 292 containers

Collection comprises over 2,500 play titles covering the classics, musicals, vaudeville scenarios, comedy sketches, living newspaper scripts, plays for children, and marionette scripts, by well-known or established authors as well as plays by unknown authors. Included are some directors' and prompters scripts, actors' sides (sheets, usually a half page, containing lines and cues for a single role), and varying versions of entire scripts or single acts. While most scripts are in English, there are some in French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Yiddish. Some duplicate material.

Chiefly alphabetically arranged by title.

 572 A la Masque Abraham Lincoln(2 copies) The Abyss Accent on Age (2 copies) Accent on Youth (4 copies) The Accident Adam (2 copies) The Adding Machine (3 copies) 573 Adoption Adorable Miss Dalty The Advent and Nativity of Christ (3 copies) The Adventure of Every Child Adventures of Jerry (5 copies) Adventures of Tom Sawyer (3 copies) The Affairs of a Professor Affidavit (6 copies) African Vineyard (2 copies) After Many Years After Supper Aftermath An Afternoon at the Century of Progress Age of Fable (2 copies) The Age of Gold 574 The Age of Gold(7 copies) The Ageless Enemy Ah, Wilderness 575 Ah, Wilderness(6 copies) L'Aiglon(2 copies) 576 Ain't Dot So Alabama Aladdin (4 copies) Aladdin and the Princess (4 copies) Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (2 copies) Alcestis The Alchemist Ali-Baba (2 copies) Alice in Wonderland (3 copies) Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (2 copies) Alice Mae and the Health Fairies Alien Corn 577 Alien Corn All at Sea All God's Chillun Got Wings (3 copies) All in a Day's Work All in Her Garden All of a Summer Evening (3 copies) All the Living (2 copies) 578 Alsace in Missouri The Altar Flame Altars of Steel (6 copies) Always the Shepherd The Amateur Gardener in His Office America America, America! American Guide] American Holiday (2 copies) 579 (3 copies) American Landscape (2 copies) American Museum American Plan American Wing(3 copies) 580 America's Cradle Song (2 copies) America's Making in Connecticut Among Those Present Amos Putnam, Match-Maker The Ancient and Inspiring Story of Cinderella (2 copies) Ancient Gods And a Child Shall Feed Them And So To War And Son (2 copies) And the Sun Goes Down (2 copies) Andersen's Stories (2 copies) Andrew Takes a Wife (2 copies) 581 Androcles and the Lion (15 copies) Angelica Angelo Herndon Jones (2 copies) Anna Christie 582 Anna Christie(3 copies) Another Language (3 copies) Anthony and Anna (4 copies) 583 Anticlimax (2 copies) Antony and Cleopatra (3 copies) Apache The Apostles (2 copies) The Apostles' Creed April Is the Cruellest Month (3 copies) An Arab Consults a Missionary Doctor The Arch of Council Dreams Are We Keeping Faith The Argument 584 Ark Island (2 copies) Armistice Program Arms and the Man (4 copies) Army 'Tention Army Without Banners (2 copies) 585 Around the Corner (3 copies) Around the World in Eighty Days (2 copies) The Arrest of Carelessness Arrows to the East (2 copies) Art--Where Art Thou? As Families Go As the Crow Flies As Thousands Jeer As You Like It(4 copies) 586 The Ascent of F6 (2 copies) Assignment for Tomorrow(5 copies)Yiddish--2 copies) 587 Astronomy Play At Any Cost (4 copies) At Last Civilized! (2 copies) At 9:45 (2 copies) At the Gates of the Kingdom At the World's Cross-Roads Aunt Dilsey Sees "Othello" Aunt Dinah Autumn Crocus (3 copies) Autumn Plays and Programs 588 Awake and Sing (4 copies)( Yiddish--3 copies) The Awakening of Beauty The 'Ayes' Have It Babar, the Elephant (3 copies) Babouk (2 copies) Baby Mine (2 copies) 589 Baby's Hospital (2 copies) Back-Seat Flying Backwash (2 copies) The Bad Man (3 copies) A Bag of Gold Balcony Scene from Romeo and Juliet The Ballad of Davy Crockett (2 copies) 590 Balloon(2 copies) The Band Box Revue (3 copies) The Bargain A Bargain in Sheets Barge Incident (2 copies) The Barker (4 copies) Barnum Returns, or the New American Museum(4 copies) 591 The Barton Mystery (4 copies) The Bastion Saint Gervais (2 copies) The Bat Bathing the Baby Battle Hymn (4 copies) 592 Battle of the Ages (2 copies) Bayou Harlequinade Be Still a Friend Beale Street Beau and Belle Beaumarchais Beauty and the Beast (5 copies) A Beauty Doctor (2 copies) Beauty, Limited Beauty Parlor Skit 593 Becket (2 copies) Before the Fade (2 copies) Before We Carol Beggar on Horseback (2 copies) The Beggar's Opera (2 copies) Behold the Man Behold Thy Mother (2 copies) 594 Believe Me, Xantippe (2 copies) The Bells (2 copies) The Bells of Dunkirk The Benefit Bridge The Best Cure (3 copies) The Best That Life Has to Give Bethlehem (2 copies) A Better Day (2 copies) 595 The Better Sort, or, The Girl of Spirit (2 copies) Betty Entertains the Encyclopedia Salesman Betty's Dream Between Sunsets Beyond the Horizon (3 copies) Beyond Tomorrow (2 copies) Big as Life (2 copies) Big Blow (2 copies) 596 Big Blow (10 copies) 597 The Big City (2 copies) The Big Crap Game Big White Fog (4 copies) Bikku Matti (3 copies) Billie Learns a Spelling Lesson The Birthday of the Infanta (2 copies) Birthright of the American Child The Bishop Misbehaves Bivouac The Black Banquet 598 The Black Crook (3 copies) Black Empire (2 copies) Black Hope The Black Lamb Black Magic Black Song (2 copies) Blackout Sketches Blessed Event Blind Alley (2 copies) The Blind Man (2 copies) 599 Blocks The Blue Bird (3 copies) Blue-Eyed Black Boy The Blue Serge Coat The Bog The Boiled Eggs (2 copies) Bonzye Schweig Book Friends The Book of Job (3 copies) Booker T. Washington The Boomerang 600 Both Your Houses (2 copies) Bound East for Cardiff (2 copies) Boy Meets Girl (6 copies) The Boy That Did Not Forget 601 The Boy Who Made Good (3 copies) The Brass Trumpet (3 copies) Bread and Wine (2 copies) Breadline (2 copies) Breaker of Walls Breakwater (2 copies) Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby (4 copies) The Briand-Kellogg Pact The Bride of a Ghost or "Polyxena" 602 The Bride the Sun Shines On (3 copies) Brief Candle (2 copies) Brief Music (2 copies) Brigham Young The Broadway Miracle The Broken Banjo Broken Dishes (3 copies) 603 Brok's Revenge (2 copies) Brother Mose (3 copies) Brother Petroc's Return (3 copies) Brotherhood the World Over The Brown Thrush of LaSalle Street Bruderlein Fein The Brushes Quarrel (4 copies) Bubbles Building Building a Character The Building of Our U.S.A. 604 Bunk, Bullets, and Babies The Burden (2 copies) The Burning Altar (2 copies) Burning the Mortgage Bury the Dead (3 copies) The Busy Signal (2 copies) Busybody Brothers (2 copies) But for the Grace of God (2 copies) But Is It Art? The Butter and Egg Man (2 copies) 605 Buttered Side Up By the Riverside C.C.C. (4 copies) CCC Minstrel Revue (2 copies) The CCC Murder Mystery (3 copies) 606 (2 copies) C.W.S. 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