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Horton Foote Papers Degolyer Library, Southern Methodist University Horton Foote papers DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University Series 2, Subseries 4: Letters to Horton Foote, 1942-2009 List of correspondents This subseries includes personal and business correspondence arranged chronologically and alphabetically. The first five folders in this subseries were retained as separate folders per the original order of the collection. Foote also interfiled some family correspondence, and this organization was retained. Notable correspondents include Stark Young, Tennessee Williams, Herbert Berghof, Agnes de Mille, Lillian Gish, Harper Lee, Alan Pakula, Edward Albee, Shelby Foote, Reynolds Price, Romulus Linney, John Guare, and Robert Duvall. Undated correspondence is in box 22. Box 11 Folder 48 1942 Tamara Daykarhanova Flansbury telegram from Vera Soloviova and Andrius Jilinsky Richard Wilson Box 11 Folder 49 1943 Richard Siegel Tennessee Williams Box 11 Folder 50 1944 Lillian Goldman, Howard Lindsay Box 11 Folder 51 1945 American Actors Theatre Appalachian Spring program for Martha Graham and Dance Company Aunt Lyda and Aunt Lily Daisy Brooks Jean Dalrymple Martin Gabel Rosamund Gilder Lucille Goodlett Doris Humphrey Sam Jaffe Agency Margo Jones Darius Milhaud Rita Morgenthau Molly Day Thatcher Warner Brothers Carly Wharton Dorothy Willard royalty receipts Box 11 Folder 52 1946 Bunny Bernard James Henle Gorham Munson Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre Eli Wallach Arnold Weissberger Ruth Welty Dorothy Willard Stark Young Box 11 Folder 53 1947 American Stenographic Service Lillian Goldman Barbara Joyce Kalamazoo Civic Players Beatrice Newport Clyde Snow Veterans Memorial Stage Arnold Weissberger Dorothy Willard Stark Young Peter Zeisler Box 11 Folder 54 1948 Dorothy Willard Stark Young Box 11 Folder 55 1949 University of Kansas City Stark Young Box 11 Folder 56 1950 Tamara Daykarhanova Box 11 Folder 57 1952 Congratulatory letters regarding The Chase Box 11 Folder 58 1952 Margrete Bernard Elizabeth Dillon Alice Edwards Isaac Feldman Patricia Harvey Terese Hayden Pepa Kantor Salem Ludwig Fred Martin Marion Nobel Laura Ray Maud Scheerer Allan Sherman Jean Stapleton Martin Stone Roland Wood Stark Young Unknown Box 12 Folder 1 1953 Miriam Balf Barrett Clark Coca Cola Anne Earle Edna Ferber Robert Fryer Wells Richardson Flora Roberts Cecile Sherman Valerie, Willa Box 12 Folder 2 1954 Congratulatory telegrams for The Traveling Lady at Playhouse Theatre Box 12 Folder 3 1954 Edward Boatner Kalita Humphreys Burson Marie Carroll Catholic Community Service Bill Erwin Anna Rose Faour G.W. Head John Day Company Greer Johnson Marnie Kleindienst Halsey Melone New York Public Library Gina Hunter Pelletti Harriet Pilpel Playwrights' Company Forbes Randolph Rinehart & Company Edward Barry Roberts Marion Saunders Maud Scheerer Arnold Schulman Robert E. Sherwood Jessica Rogers Stanborough Theatre Guild Garry Walberg Martha Bolinger Walker Arnold Weissberger Box 12 Folder 4 1955 Actors' Studio Lyn Austin Tamara Daykarhanova Dramatists Play Service Harcourt Brace and Company G.W. Head Bill Jovanovich Elia Kazan Margaret and John Leonard New York Museum of Modern Art Playwrights' Company Margaret Ramsay Rinehart and Company Rosa Ilse Stanley David Westheimer Wharton Bank and Trust Company Cornel Wilde The Writer Writers Guild of America West Box 12 Folder 5 1956 Actors' Studio Paul Ballantyne Pierre Couderc Dramatist's Play Service Betty Fairer William Lindsay Gresham Margo Hahn G.W. Head and Horton family genealogy Marcie Hubert William Jovanovich Henry Morgenthau Gorham Munson Playwrights' Company Margaret Ramsay Edward Barry Roberts Alan S. Ralph Senensky Martin Stone with letter to Arthur Penn about The Chase Susan Taylor Mavis Villiers WFUV-FM Cornel Wilde The Writer Writers Guild of America West Stanley Young Stark Young Box 12 Folder 6 1957 Carlton Benz Bunny Bernard Bill William Bluem Gustav Blum A.S. Burack Communications Counselors Inc. Curt Conway Dramatists Play Service First Church of Christ Scientist Fitelson and Mayers Elizabeth Merritt Michael Barna Ostertag Tappan Zee National Bank Howard Teichmann Mavis Villiers Ruth Walker Box 12 Folder 7 1958 Actors' Studio Alley Theatre Herbert Berghof E.G. Brooks John Colgan Charles Daugherty Elmwood Community Playhouse First Church of Christ Scientist Fitelson and Mayers Harcourt Brace and Company John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Jose, Shirley Leder Mary Grace Mills Paul Moor National Telefilm Associates State of New York New York Public Library New York University Joanne and Paul Newman Barna Ostertag Nan Outlar Mary Perry Lorraine Reifel John P. Shanley Snider Superior Marker Company Mael Tolsky Valerie Mavis Villiers Vinnie Writers Guild of America West Stark Young Box 12 Folder 8 1959 Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Actors' Studio CBS Greenwich Mews Theatre Kathleen McKeige Joe Manchester Milberg Enterprises Mary Grace Mills Pasadena Playhouse Carolyn Vernon Mavis Villiers William Morris Agency Writers Guild of America West Stark Young Unknown Box 12 Folder 9 1960 Vincent Donehue Stuart Millar Mary Grace Mills David Ross Arnold Schulman John Ulmer Writers Guild of America West Box 12 Folder 10 1961 Herbert Berghof William Chalmers CBS Walter Clemons John Crosby Tamara Daykarhanova Bess Dessez Dramatists Play Service Harcourt Brace & World HB Studio Helen Hennessey Hill School Arthur Hughes Gail Kolberg John Konopka Lancer Productions Margaret Leonard Abbey Lewis Howard Lindsay Mabel Ann Lipscombe Mary K. Frank Fred Martin Kitty Mattern Sanford Meisner Stuart Millar M.S. Munson New Dramatists Committee Mary Perry Stella Pevsner Wendell Phillips The Players Mary Pope Mrs. David Ramsay Random House Mrs. Frederic Richter Edward Barry Roberts Rodgers and Hammerstein Joanna Roos Sam Cleo Sealy Russell Stoneham TV Key John Ulmer Mavis Villiers Clyde Watson Westminster Press Cornel Wilde William Morrow and Company Ethel Winant University of Wisconsin Dee Woods Stark Young church funeral programs for Ida Malone Green Quinan Nellie May Scott Unknown Box 12 Folder 11 1962 Alex Abell Perry Anthony David Bentley Robert Brodkin Virgilia Chew I.E. Clark Eppie Davidson Vincent Donahue Dramatists Play Service William Fadiman Henderson Forsythe Harcourt Brace & World Brad Herrmann Herbert Hirschman Bertsie Horton Arthur Hughes Margaret Leonard Burton Malloy E.G. Marshall Fred Martin Sanford Meisner Stuart Millar Rita Morgenthau Motion Picture Industry Pension Plan New Dramatists Committee Clara Northington Pasadena Playhouse Anthony Quinn James Ragland Jane Rose Pippa Scott Martin Selzer Russell Stoneham Michael Strong Franchot Tone John Ulmer Jo Van Fleet Clyde Watson Charlie White Dee Woods Marian Yarrington Ziegler Hellman & Ross Box 12 Folder 12 1963 Congratulatory letters regarding Academy Award for To Kill a Mockingbird Box 12 Folder 13 1963 Alex Abell Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Actors' Studio Allan-Weber Public Relations Rita Alpert American Association of University Women (Nyack, N.Y.) Avis John Barclay John Beaufort Beau Baldwin Bergersen Herbert Berghof Boatey Boatwright Wales McKnight Bowman Alan Brock Herbert Brodkin Brooks Blanche Brophy Ned Brown Helen Chaplin Charles Scribner's Sons Virgilia Chew Christian Science Monitor Columbia Pictures Randall Cox Agnes de Mille Vincent Donehue Doubleday Book Shop Dramatists Play Service Philip Dunning Raymond Eisenhauer Joy Epperson Film Features Inc. William Fitelson Betsy Fleet Betty Foote Maggie Forwood Mary K. Frank Mario Fratti Florida Friebus Box 12 Folder 14 1963 Aurora Galves Roger Gardner General Artists Corporation Lloyd Guffey Uta Hagen Mary and Richard Halliday Harcourt Brace and World regarding publication of To Kill a Mockingbird screenplay and foreword note by Harper Lee Marion Hargrove Mrs. Haygard Jerome Hellman Anne Hennessey Nancy Heyl Houston Chronicle Arthur Hughes John Hutchens Ida J[?] Mary James Mae Jensen Joan Paul Kamey L[?] Margaret Leonard Eileen Lettman Mae Livingston Jim Locke Bob Loggia Ronald Lubin Beth and Bart Lytton Stella McElrath Dee McElroy Fred Mang Martin Manulis Likka March Stanley Meyer Stuart Millar Millar/Turman Productions Marjorie Morris Box 12 Folder 15 1963 National Council of Teachers of English Neighborhood Playhouse New Dramatists Committee Ron Nicholas Olde Stone House Antiques Alan Pakula Jeanette Pakula Gregory Peck Arthur Pittman Margaret Ramsay Lavania Rector Gladys Rush Eva Marie Saint Bob Saudek Thomas Schmitt Arnold Schulman Sharon Charles Sladen S. Mark Smith Sam Spiegel Mrs. G.E. Steighorst Joan Stogoski Susan June Tenney Texas Institute of Letters Norman Tymeson Universal Pictures University of Wisconsin Variety Henry Voltz Harold P. Warren Linda Weiser Westchester County Publishers Annie Laurie Williams Dorothy Wilson Marianne Wilson Mike Wilson Virginia Lee Wood Writers Guild of America West Stark Young family Unknown Box 12 Folder 16 1964 Ruth Adams Elle Anthony Perry and Joe Anthony Herbert Berghof William McKnight Bowen Agnes de Mille Lillian Gish Harcourt Brace and World Jeffrey Hayden Oscar Johnson Enid Mayberry Julian Muller Ann Mulligan Nan Outlar Allie Jay Parham Laura Ray Laura Stainton Senator Ralph W. Yarborough Unknown Box 12 Folder 17 1965 Boston University Gertie Dahlberg Mabelle Box 12 Folder 18 1966 Joe Anthony "April Morning" correspondence from Mann Laurence Wasserman Productions Brandeis University Tamara Daykarhanova Robert Duvall Harcourt Brace & World Ted Hartley K. Mittleman Louis Nizer Arthur Penn Dorothea Petrie Sister Gregory writing about Vincent Donahue John Wakeman Nate White Unknown
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