The Inventory of the Beatrice Lillie Collection #1566

The Inventory

of the

Beatrice Lillie

Collection

#1566

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center 1

Lillie, Beatrice #1566

Box 1

I. Manuscripts.

Folders 1-2

A. Plays.

1. “Magdalena,” author unknown, draft of Acts I and II, TS with holo. corrections, approx. 110 p., n.d.

Folder 3

2. “You’ll Get Used to It,” by M. Andersen-Kenrick, final draft, TS, 143 p., 1935.

Folder 4

3. “Time Remembered,” by Jean Anouilh, final draft, TS, 83 p., 1956; includes TLS to BL from Ethel Adler (Secretary to Roger L. Stevens) re: "Time Remembered."

Folder 5

4. “God Bless Our Bank,” by Max N. Benoff, final draft, TS, 145 p., n.d.

Folder 6

5. “Cassandra Kelly,” by Ralph Berton and Eugene Berton, final draft, TS, 114 p., n.d.

Folder 7

6. “Little Boxes,” by John Bowen, final draft, TS, n.d., includes “Trevor,” 82 p., and “The Coffee Lace,” 74 p.

Folder 8

7. "Fumed Oak," by Noel Coward.

a. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 31 p., n.d. 2

Box 1 cont’d. b. Bound copy, final version, TS, 31 p., 1936.

Folder 9 8. "Set to Music," by Noel Coward, final version, TS, 64 p., n.d.

Folder 10

9. "Hands Across the Sea,” by Noel Coward.

a. Final version, approx. 28 p., n.d. b. Final version, subtitled “A Light Comedy in One Act,” TS with holograph notes, 30 p., n.d.

Folder 11

10. “A Christmas Carol,” by Charles Dickens, draft, TS with holograph notes, 24 p., n.d.

Folder 12

11. “Wait the Phoenix: A Rhythmical-Comedy in Three Acts of Variant Verse,” by Clement ffuller [sic], TS, 132 p., 1963.

Folder 13

12. “Strictly for the Birds: A Comedy in Three Acts,” by George Lowther, final version, TS, 163 p., 1957; includes TLS to BL from George Lowther, Oct. 28, 1957. Folder 14

13. “Fetch Me a Fig Leaf,” by Charles E. Miller, final version, TS, 133 p., 1965; includes TLS to “John Phillip Huck” from Anthony Parella re: BL, June 17, 1965.

Folder 15

14. “Nightingale,” by Margaret Medbury Sims and Elspeth Woodward, TS, 87 p., n.d.; includes one unopened ALS addressed to “Nancy” from Phillips, Woodward and Moore, Inc., Play Productions.

Box 1 cont’d.

Folder 16

15. “Wigs: An Improbable Comedy,” by Jerome Weidman, TS, 96 p., n.d.

Folder 17

16. “The Third Little Show,” a product of Dwight Deere Wiman Productions and Tom Weatherly, Music Box Theatre, New York City, June 1, 1931.

Folder 18

17. “The Show Is On,” author unknown, TS, fragments of three versions, 15 p., one for “Play Reading,” n.d.

Folder 19

B. Musical plays.

1. “Aunt Polly’s Story of Mankind,” by David Baker and Ira Wallach, final version, TS, 98 p., n.d.

Folder 20

2. “At Home Abroad,” by Howard Dietz, approx. 60 p., n.d., produced by Lee and J. J. Shubert.

Folder 21

3. “Captain Isabelle,” by Franklin Lacey, first script, TS with holograph notes, 113 p., May 1962.

Folder 22

4. “High Spirits,” by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray, draft, TS with holograph corrections, 129 p., Sep. 1963.

Folder 23

5. "For Amusement Only," by Peter Myers, final version, TS with holograph notes, approx. 83 p., Sep. 17, 1957.

Box 1 cont’d.

Folder 24

6. "Innocent as Hell,” by Andrew Rosenthal, final draft, TS, 77 p., n.d. Folder 25

7. “My Teenage Grandma,” by Larry L. Smevik, final draft,TS, 53 p., 1965.

Folder 26

8. “Saint Spiv,” by Jerry Wayne, final version, TS, 87 p., 1965; includes ALS to BL from Jerry Wayne re. the role of Lady Recent, Feb. 19, 1965.

Folder 27

C. “Broadway Merry-Go-Round,” radio play by Frank Hummert, final version, TS, July 14, 1937, broadcast on NBC.

Folder 28

D. Screenplays.

1. “The Pruitts of Southampton,” by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, final script, TS, 39 p., Nov. 1965; includes: blank postcard with picture of the “Addams Family”; TLS with holograph notes to BL from David Levy re: the Pruitts.

Folder 29

2. “Star,” by William Fairchild, photocopy of TS, 211 p., May 25, 1966, Argyle Enterprises Production; includes TLS to Fanny Holtzman from Phillip Charlot re: film on the life of Gertrude Lawrence.

Folder 30

3. “The Rub-A- Dub Dubbers,” by Frank Hogan and Walter Porczak, final version, TS, 122 p., 1970, includes: TLS to BL and TLS to John Philip, both from Frank Hogan, re: role for BL.

Box 1 cont’d.

Folder 31

4. “Celebration,” by Meade Roberts, first draft, TS, 153 p., Nov. 24, 1961.

Folder 32

5. “Danger is My Business,” by John Whedon, TS with holograph page numbers, 38 p., n.d.

6. No title, no author, TS, 9 p., n.d., screenplay re: television and radio programs.

Box 2

Folder 1

E. Teleplays.

1. “Miss Julia,” by Leonard T. Holton, final version, 51 p., 1964; pilot for a half-hour television series.

2. “Maybe It’s Daddy,” pilot episode for a series titled “Gussie,”; by Jerome Jennette, draft, TS, n.d.

Folder 2

3. “New Amsterdam,” episode 32 of “Chesterfield,” author unknown, draft, TS, 42 p., April 1950; includes rehearsal schedule, TS, 3 p.

Folder 3

F. Miscellaneous television program scripts.

1. “Bea Lillie,” for “The Johnny Carson Show,” draft, TS, holograph corrections, 4 p., July 5, 1965.

2. “Television Commercials,” for “The Johnny Carson Show,” July 5, 1965.

Box 2 cont’d.

a. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 6 p. b. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 6 p.

3. “Tiger Ballou,” for episode of “The Bob Hope Show,” TS, holograph corrections, 10 p., Sep. 29, 1965.

Folder 4

G. Scripts for television advertisements, in chronological order.

1. “Spring Rush,” Chevrolet, incomplete copy, TS, 1 p., c. 1958, third commercial in the series.

2. “All New and Almost ...,” Chevrolet, by Campbell-Ewald Company, final version, TS, 5 p., July 9, 1957.

3. “The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom,” Chevrolet, by Selma Diamond and Jerry Seelen, TS with holograph corrections, 10 p., Oct. 31, 1957; show #5, includes “Rundown,” TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., and “Rehearsal Schedule,” TS with holograph corrections, 1 p.

a. “Coffee Boy Routine,” Scene 6, TS, 5 p. b. “Pat’s Song: Flip Flop,” Scene 7, TS, 1 p.

4. “Good Nights,” “Closing Crawl,” “Cross Plugs,” The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, by Bob Banner, TS, holograph check marks, pp. 64 to 68, n.d.

5. "Solitaire," Frito-Lay, Lay's Potato Chips, Young and Rubicam, Inc. Advertising, Aug. 14, 1964; includes TLS to JP from Lucy Sokole.

a. TS with holograph notes, 2 p., "Monday," . b. TS with holograph revisions, 1 p., “Thursday.” c. TS with holograph revisions, 2 p., “Suggested for #1 Commercial.”

6. “Maid,” Frito-Lay, Lay’s Potato Chips, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., “Suggested for #2 Commercial.”

7. “Honeybun,” unknown author, unknown company, characters are “Girls” and “Sonny,” draft, TS, 1 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 5

H. Outlines for plays.

1. “Think It Over: An Outline for a Screen Revue with a Difference,” by Moie Charles, TS, 10 p., n.d.

2. “The Royal Touch,” by Richard L. Coe, first draft, TS with holograph corrections, 7 p., Summer 1962.

3. “My Fair Hammy,” by BL, TS, 9 p., n.d., starring BL in a musical comedy as Hamlet.

4. “The Comparative Ingenue,” by Yvette Sheridan, TS with holograph notes, 3 p.,

5. By unknown authors.

a. “Blonde and Benevolent,” TS, 3 p., n.d. b. “Dirty Gerty,” TS with holograph corrections, 9 p. c. “Every Other Inch a Queen,” TS, 13 p., a play proposal and outline in paragraph form, n.d. d. “Take a Peke,” Narration Two, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., same content, n.d. e. Untitled, TS with holograph notes, 15 p., n.d., outline for play re. cocktail parties.

Folder 6

I. Proposals.

1. “Inanities of 1939: Featuring Beatrice Lillie in the Tuesday Culture Club,” by Lillian Day, outline, TS, 11 p., two identical versions.

a. First copy; includes TLS to BL from Carlisle Smyth of William C. Lengel Literary Associates. b. Second copy, includes TLS to BL from Lillian Day re: BL’s lack of reply to first copy sent.

Box 2 cont’d.

2. “The Beatrice Lillie Show: Bea of the Palladium,” by Jack Goldberg, final draft, TS, 3 p., n.d., re. half-hour comedy television series starring BL.

Folder 7

3. “A Prospectus by the Robert F. Kennedy Theatre for Children for a Permanent, Professional, Self-Sustaining, Non-Profit Theatre Center for Children,” by Martin Gregg, final draft, TS, 13 p., c. 1968.

4. Proposal for untitled skit starring “Beapatra,” by Marilyn Stone, draft with holograph notes, TS, 6 p., May 17, 1935.

Folder 8

J. Radio programs.

1. “The Big Show, Act III,” by Goodman Ace, Selma Diamond, George Foster, Mort Green and Frank Wilson, Draft, TS with holograph notes, 50 p., Sep. 1951, host Leslie Mitchell; includes “Miss Beatrice Lillie," author unknown, TS, 5 p., n.d., program with host Leslie Mitchell and guest star Leslie Banks.

Folder 9

2. “The Best of Benchley: A Radio Appreciation,” by Michael Barsley, n.d.

a. TS, 18 p. b. TS, 13 p., includes broadcast by BBC Home Service, Sunday, Mar. 17.

Folder 10

3. “Our Impression of Beatrice Lillie and Noel Coward Doing the Old Melodrama, ‘The Sewing Machine Girl’,” from “The J.C. Flippen Program” on WHN; by Esther Bell, TS, 2 p., Oct. 4, no year listed.

4. “Here’s Wishing You Well Again,” No. 107, produced by Audrey Cameron and C. F. Meehan, TS, 16 p., to be broadcast May 28, 1946. 9

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 11

5. “This is Show Business,” Number Three, with BL, by Gale Pedrick, first draft, TS with holograph corrections, 3 p., 1952, a BBC production; includes TLS to BL from Gale Pedrick, 1 p., June 5, 1952.

6. “Miss Flora Fixit,” by Richard Raleigh, incomplete version, TS, pp. 1 and 4; includes TLS to BL from Richard Raleigh re: twenty five minute script.

7. “Let’s Get Together,” by Tom Ronald, TS with holograph corrections, 56 p., July 4, 1951, broadcast date.

8. “Broadcast KTIB Thibodaux, La,” by Shirley K. Sullivan, final version, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., July 1972.

Folder 12

9. “At Home to the Forces,” author unknown, presented by Howard Thomas, TS with holograph notes, 6 p., Feb. 25, 1943, 7:05 to 7:45 p.m., re: BL and Carroll Gibbons’ performance.

10. “The Flying Red Horse Tavern,” author unknown, presented by Walter Woolf King, draft, TS with holograph corrections, 20 p., May 22, 1936, Columbia Broadcasting System.

Folder 13

11. “The Honest Working Girl,” author unknown, TS, approximately 160 p., Feb. 24, 1937 to June 9, 1937; episodes 8, 9, 13-18, 20, 21, 23, 24, and 26.

Folder 14

12. “The Honest Working Girl,” author unknown, TS, 89 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 15 13. “Radio Script – Beatrice Lillie,” author unknown, draft with holograph notes, TS, 78 p., n.d., re. various skits performed by BL and Warren Hull.

14. “The Beatrice Lillie Story,” author unknown, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., recorded on Monday, Feb. 16, n.d., Piccadilly I Studio, 12 p.m.

Folder 16

15. “Royal Gelatin Program,” audition, author unknown, presented by Ward Wilson, TS with holograph corrections, 24 p., n.d.

16. “Twenty Minutes with Beatrice Lillie,” Nov. Gaslight, author unknown.

a. Draft, TS with corrections, 9 p., Sep. 28, 1964. b. Final draft, TS, 9 p., Sep. 28, 1964.

17. “When Yuba Played the Rhumba Down in Cuba,” The Walter O'Keefe Show (?), incomplete version, TS, p. 37, n.d.

Folder 17

K. “The Beatrice Lillie Show,” The Pontiac Four-In-One Show, author unknown, final version, TS with holograph notes, 21 p., Jan. 22, 1960.

Folder 18

L. Speeches.

1. Untitled, by BL, draft, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., re. Dawson City Historical Festival.

a. Second copy, also a draft, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., n.d. b. Third copy, draft, fragment, TS, p. 2, n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

2. Untitled, by BL, TS with holograph notes on verso, 1 p., re: musical instruments.

Folder 19

M. Sheet music.

1. “I Wish I Were a Fiddle,” by Edward Morgan, 2 p., © G. Schirmer (Inc.) New York; enclosed: ALS to BL from Jack Rooney, 2 p., Oct. 31, 1935.

2. “Starlight Ranger,” by J. Schatenstein, final version, 1 p., n.d.; words by Clyde Sperlin.

3. “I Would Love to be Loved By You,” by J. Schatenstein, final version, 1 p., n.d.; words by Clyde Sperlin.

4. “The Spanish Stock-Broker,” words and music by Jack Strathdee, 1945; includes ALS to BL from Jack Strathdee, April 16, 1945.

5. “Welcome Home,” words and music by Jack Strathdee, final version, printed sheet music, 1945.

Folder 20

N. Song lyrics, by author.

1. Collection of songs from “At Home Abroad,” by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, draft, TS with holo. notes, 44 p, ca. 1935.

Folder 21

2. “Dancin’ to a Jungle Drum,” by Mr. Abravanel.

a. Draft of TS with holo. notes, 2 p., n.d. b. Second draft, TS, p. 2.

3. “There’ll Be No Special Material in This Song,” by Jack Bassett, draft, TS, 1 p., n.d., music by Manning Sherwin.

Box 2 cont’d.

4. “When You Spend the Week End with Your Friend,” by John W. Bratton, draft, TS, 2 p.; enclosed: ALS to BL from John W. Bratton, Aug. 4, 1934.

5. “Drop Me Off,” by Ben H. Broder, TS, 1 p., n.d.

6. “The Pain in the Neck of the Woods,” ballade by James Broughton, TS, 5 p., July 31, 1935; includes TLS to BL from James Broughton.

7. “Oh, For a Night in the Ballroom!,” by Douglas Byng, draft, TS with holograph notes, n.d.

8. “One, Two, Three,” by Betty Cashman of Betty Cashman Drama Studios, final version, TS, 2 p., n.d.

9. “Just One of the Kids,” by John Timothy, or J. T. Chord, draft, TS, 1 p., April 24, 1936; includes TLS to BL from J. T. Chord.

10. “Three White Feathers,” from “Set to Music” by Noel Coward, TS, 1 p., n.d.

11. “A Quaint Old World Garden,” by Noël Coward, draft, TS with holograph notes, 1 page, n.d.; includes ALS from BL with holograph notes on verso, May 4, 1964.

12. “Child Study,” by Noël Coward, unpublished draft, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

13. “Daughter of the Daughter of the Regiment,” by Earle Crooker, TS with holo. notes, n.d., music by Henry Sullivan.

14. “It’s How the Dirt Comes Out,” by Steve Daly and Joe Loughry, TS, 1 p., n.d.

15. “Just a Little ‘Slip-Knot’,” By E. Dewey, TS with holograph notes, n.d.

16. “Bagged in Bagdad” [sic], by Ben Dickenson, TS, 1 p., n.d.; includes TLS to BL from Ben Dickenson re: Baghdad’s location in Persia.

Box 2 cont’d. 17. “Under the Bed,” by Brian Doherty, TS, 9 p., 1935; includes TLS to BL from Brian Doherty re: the black-out skit and comic ballad lyrics that he sent.

18. “Miss Defiance from Reliance U.S.A.,” lyrics to a comic ballade by Brian Doherty, TS, 2 p., 1935.

19. “Because He Loves His Etcetera,” by Feli (?) Doran, 2 p., lyrics included in TLS with holograph notes to BL from “Feli” Doran, n.d.

20. “Trimming the Kuklapolitan Christmas Tree,” by Oliver J. Dragon, TS, 1 p., n.d.

18. “New York, New York, Bea Lillie Material,” by Edward Eager, TS, 3 p., n.d.

22. “Salome,” by D. Eardley-Helmet, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 22

23. ”Aberystwyth,” by Barbara Gordon and Basil Thomas, TS, 1 p., n.d.

24. “Song of the Cynic (It's a Waste of Time to Fall in Love),” by Eddy Hanson, TS, 1 p.; includes TLS to BL from Eddy Hanson, April 16, 1936.

25. Two sets of verses by Marcella Hartman; includes TLS to BL from Hartman, May 9, no year written.

a. “Mama Dionne,” TS, 1 p., n.d. b. “In Praise of Pedal-Pioneers,” TS, 1 p., n.d.

26. “Rara Avis, or the Black Swan,” a cabaret number by Jane Henderson, TS, 2 p., Nov. 19, 1950.

27. “First Night,” by Bart Howard, TS with holograph accent marks, 4 p., n.d.

28. “Balloon Patter,” by Herman Hupfeld, TS with holograph notes on recto and verso of sheets, 2 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

29. “Buy Yourself a Balloon,” by Herman Hupfeld, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

30. “Svengali and Trilby,” by Zeno Irwin, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d.

31. By a single unknown author, includes ALS to BL from Alexander Koltern.

a. “Sister, Let Yourself Go,” holograph, 1 p., n.d. b. “You Don’t Know Till You Wake Up,” holograph, 1 p., n.d. c. “Why in Hell Don’t You Answer the Bell When I Come to Call on You?” holograph, 1 p., n.d.

32. “A Special Delivery,” by Robert E. Kenney, TS, 2 p., 1964.

33. “The Compleat [sic] Nanny," by Robert E. Kenney, TS, 2 p., 1965.

34. “Thank You - Oh Thank You - But How,” by Phyllis King, TS with holo. notes, 1 p., n.d.

35. “Maida Vale,” by Sheila Lawson, 1 p., TS, n.d.

36. “Westport,” by C. Leigh and P. Springer, copy, TS, 1 p., n.d.

37. “Anathema,” by David Lesan and Frank Gabrielson, TS, 3 p., n.d.; includes TLS to BL from David Lesan, n.d.

38. “They Call Me the Pet!” by Arnold Lever, TS, 3 p., Apr. 20, 1941.

39. Untitled lyrics by Newman Levy, TS with holograph corrections, n.d., first line is “Though I shot my boyfriend with this gun …”

40. “To Miss Beatrice Lillie, a Lyric Original for a Song to be Sung in Her Inimitable Manner,” by Frank Lynch, TS, includes AN to BL from Frank Lynch, 1 p., Mar. 8, 1939.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 23

41. “Tea Parties,” by Larry Matthews, TS, 3 p.; includes TLS to BL from Larry Matthews, Mar. 24, 1936.

42. “Beatrice,” by William McCarthy, holograph, 1 p. recto and verso; includes ALS to BL from William McCarthy, 1 p., Mar. 23, 1939.

43. "I'm Not Going to Tell You Who This Woman Is," by Douglas Middlebrook, TS, 4 p., enclosed: TLS to BL from Douglas Middlebrook, Nov. 13, 1953.

44. "Carnival of the Animals," new verses by Ogden Nash, TS, 2 p. front and back, n.d.

45. "The Cherry Hat," by Peggy Pearce, 1 p., n.d., inscribed "To Beatrice Lillie."

46. By Nicholas Phipps.

a. "The Chauffeur's Lament," by Nicholas Phipps, TS, 2 p., n.d. b. "Maud," by Nicholas Phipps, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. c. "Sea Piece," by Nicholas Phipps, TS, 2 p., copy stamped by Film Rights, Ltd. d. "Sheep!" by Nicholas Phipps, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. e. Untitled, by Nicholas Phipps, draft, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d. The first line is "The June night moonlight filters down".

47. “Not Wanted On the Voyage," by Nicholas Phipps and Geoffry Wright, draft, TS with holograph notes, 1 p. front and back, n.d.

48. "The Lady Penelope Hammersmythe-Broke [sic]," by E. P. Saysell, draft, TS, 1 p., n.d.

49. "More Poems for Hat," by Stewart Stern, draft with sketches and holo. notes, 1 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

50. Songs with lyrics by Rachel Young and music by Ilona Ference.

a. "Glamour at Stake," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. b. "Landed Gentry," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. c. "The Food of Love," TS, 1 p., n.d. d. "La Moribunda," TS, 1 p., n.d. e. "Sonia Sipwhisky," TS with holograph note, 'Copyright,' 1 p., n.d.

Folder 24

O. Song Lyrics, author unknown, [alphabetical by title].

1. “Dinner for One Please James," TS, 1 p., n.d.

2. "False," TS with holograph notes on back, 1 p., n.d.

3. "Folk Song," TS with holograph corrections, 1 p., front and back, n.d.

4. "Geisha," TS, 1 p., n.d., printed by Boston Opera House.

5. "The Hazards of the Profession," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

6. "I Could Have Danced All Night," TS with holograph corrections, 3 p., n.d.

7. "The Jilting of Raindrop," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d.

8. "Madam-Ah. La Marquise-Ah. (All's Going Well)," TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d.

9. “Marvelous Party," TS with holo. notes, 1 p. front and back, n.d.

10. "Mrs. Astor's Horse," TS with 1 holograph note, n.d.

11. "Only Another Boy and Girl (For Miss Lillie and Mr. Lahr),” TS with holograph notes, 6 p., n.d. 17

Box 2 cont’d.

12. "Over 'Sleepy Time Down South,' After Complete Version By Miss Lillie," TS, 2 p., n.d.

13. "Rhythm!" TS, 2 p., n.d.

14. "Song of the Queen Bee," TS, 1 p., n.d.

16. "Un Seul Couvert Please James," holograph, 1 p., n.d.

17. "Waltz Song," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

18. "You Let Me Down," TS, 1 p., n.d.

19. Untitled pieces; first lines given.

a. "Boys, boys, boys, boys . . ." TS, 2 p., n.d. b. "How d'ye do, How d'ye do …," TS, 1 p., n.d. c. "In the days of long ago. . . " TS, 1 p., n.d. d. "In 'Can Love Destroy' . . . " TS, 1 p., n.d. e. "I've traveled a long, long way - . . .," Chorus, 1 p., n.d. f. "Some glory in their birth, some in their skill . . . ," TS, 9 p., n.d., part of a play. g. “You know I was just a sentimental fool . . " chorus, fragment of one page, TS with holograph notes, n.d.

Folder 25

P. Dramatic sketches, by author.

1. "The Sibyl Who Locates Hidden Treasure," by Maxwell Anderson, TS, 8 p., Sept. 5, 1946.

2. "The Inevitable," by Florence Calkins, TS, 2 p., n.d.

3. By Audry and Waveney Carten.

a. "At Your Service," TS, 11 p, n.d. b. "House Warming," TS, 9 p., n.d. 18

Box 2 cont’d.

4. Untitled, by George B. Cluett, TS, 2 p., Jan. 8, 1952.

5. "Cat's Cradle," by Noël Coward, TS, n.d.

a. TS, 5 p., n.d. b. TS with holo. notes, 4 p., n.d. c. TS, 7 p., n.d.

6. "Room Service," by Henry Dale, 3 p., n.d.

7. "Folk Songs of Tuscany," by Forman Brown, 2 p., n.d.

8. By David Freedman.

a. "A Night at Burlesque," TS, 4 p., n.d. b. "Usherette," TS, 7 p., n.d.

9. By Nancy Hamilton.

a. "Ex-Madame-X," TS, 1 p., n.d. b. "No More Wisecracks," TS with holograph notes, 7 p., n.d. c. "Operator Number 92," TS, 12 p., n.d.

10. "The Solution: A Napoleonic Assumption," by H. W. Hanemann, n.d.

Folder 26

11. "The Hazards of the Profession," by Moss Hart, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d.

12. "The Upper Clarsses Get a Letter from Frahnce," by Nora Holland, TS, 1 p., n.d.

13. By Ronald Jeans.

a. "The Lawyer at Home," TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. b. "A Famous Lawyer at Home," TS, 4 p., n.d. c. "Tempus Fugit," TS, 2 p., incomplete, n.d.

14. "Sic Transit Gloria," by Arthur Macrae, TS, 5 p., n.d. 19

Box 2 cont’d.

15. By Edwin Meiss.

a. "Matinee," TS, 3 p., 1936, includes TLS to BL from Edwin Meiss. b. "Trailer," TS, 4 p., n.d.

16. "Little Nell," by Mildred Henry Merrill, TS, 2 p., 1936.

17. "Self Service," by Carroll Moore, Jr., TS, 4 p., n.d.

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18. "Survival of the Fitter," by Jean Phillippe, TS, 3 p., n.d.

19. “House Hunting in Ireland," by Howard E. Potter, TS, 1 p., Jan. 1945.

20. "Pamela's Passion or Hell Bent," by Allen Prescott, TS, 7 p., n.d.

21. "Tessie the Clairvoyant," by John Treville La Touche and Allen Prescott, TS, 6 p., n.d.

22. "Peter and the Wolf," by Prokofiev, "Op. 67," TS, 3 p., n.d.

23. "Doing Nicely," by Miriam Rosenfeld, TS, 6 p., n.d.

24. "Qu'elle Bijou," by Peter Sharpe, TS, 1 p., n.d.

25. "The Sparrow's Party," by Christopher Sheridan, TS, 5 p., n.d.

26. By Jean Shryock.

a. "We Were Lunching," TS, 4 p., n.d. b. "The Language of the Fan," TS, 3 p., n.d.

27. "References," by Harold Simpson and Morris Harvey, TS, 6 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

28. "The Return of the Double Damask Dinner Napkins," by Kerry Smith, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., 1957, copyright by Frederick W. Smith, includes TLS to BL from Frederick W. Smith, Jan. 21, 1957.

29. By Marilyn Stone.

a. "The Art of Hanging Pictures -- or Covering Up Spots," TS, 5 p., n.d. b. "The Art of Picnicing - - or Snacks without Snags," TS, 5 p., n.d., includes TLS to BL from Stone, n.d. c. "The Prize Pulitzer Play of 1936," TS, 9 p., n.d. d. Untitled, TS, 5 p., n.d. stars "Bea-tsy Ross."

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30. "Two In A Bar," by Dion Titteradge. a. TS, 6 p., n.d. b. TS, 6 p., n.d. c. TS with holo. notes, 14 p., n.d.

31. By Denis Waldock.

a. " ' Neath Tropic Skies," 7 p., n.d., includes TLS to from J. Truman, secretary to Mr. Treeby, Jan. 28, 1941. b. "A Man to Call Her Own," 7 p., 1941.

32. "Horses," by Jack White, TS with holograph notes, 7 p., n.d.

33. "Dream Cottage," by Patrick White, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d.

34. "Sidelight on a Convention," by Tennessee Williams, TS, 17 p., includes TLS to BL from Robert Lantz, July 3, 1952.

35. "Mrs. Waxbill's Ornithology Lecture," by Alfred O. Wyker, 3 p., includes TLS to BL from Alfred Wyker, May 1, 1936.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 29

Q. Dramatic sketches by title, author unknown.

1. "Bon Voyage," TS, 9 p., n.d.

2. "Collusion," TS, 5 p., n.d.

3. "Comeback Boulevard," TS, 3 p., n.d.

4. "The High and The Flighty," TS, 2 p., n.d.

5. “First Seat," "High and Flighty," TS with holo. notes, 5 p., Feb. 14, 1957.

6. "Hospital Sketch," "Bea Lillie Sketch," TS with holograph notes, 10 p., n.d.

7. "Little Mother," TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d.

8. "Madame Dines Alone," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d.

9. "Meet the Audience, TS with holograph notes, 4 p.

10. "Mrs. Feather Checking Up a Garage Bill," TS, 3 p., n.d.

11. "Mrs. Feather Visits the Sick," TS, 3 p., n.d.

12. "Mrs. Feather on the Phone to the Seed and Bulbs People," TS, 5 p., n.d.

13. "Mrs. Feather Rings Up the Butcher," TS, 3 p., n.d.

Folder 30

14. "No Problems," TS, 3 p., n.d.

15. "Opera Sketch," TS, 8 p., n.d.

16. "Scar," TS, 2 p., n.d.

17. "The Rest is Silence," TS, 10 p., n.d.

18. "Secret Service," TS, 10 p., n.d. 22

Box 2 cont’d.

19. "The Story of the Opera," TS, 8 p., n.d.

Folder 31

R. Dance sketches.

1. "Ballet Sketch," author name illegible, 7 p., n.d.

2. "Ballet Sketch," author unknown, 6 p., TS with holograph notes on back of booklet, n.d.

3. "Ballet Sketch," author unknown, 5 p., TS, n.d.

4. "Window Pain," author unknown, 4 p., incomplete version, TS, n.d., same characters as prior sketch.

Folder 32

S. Sketches starring BL as herself, by title.

1. "Act Between Miss Lillie and Mr. Woollcott," two identical copies, author unknown, TS, p. 21-26, 22 A, 26 A, TS, 8 p., n.d.

2. "Bea and Sympathy," author unknown, TS with holograph corrections, 8 p., n.d.

3. "Intimate Scenes in the Life A / The Queen Bee (Sic.)," author unknown, draft, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., n.d.

4. "Like a Mad Thing, Or Words to That Effect," by BL, TS, 2 p., Dec. 2, no year known.

5. "Vallee," "Railway Spot," and "Paris," author unknown, TS with holograph corrections, 9 p., n.d.

6. Untitled, no author, fragment, 1 p., n.d., first line: "I've followed him everywhere... From London to Egypt..."

7. Untitled, author unknown, fragment, 4 p., pages 2-5, n.d., first line is, "Of the immortal Macbeth . . . ".

8. “Elevator Skit,” Untitled, author unknown, 3 p., n.d. 23

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 33

T. Famous BL dramatic sketches, by author.

1. "Weary of It All," by Noël Coward.

a. Two copies, draft, TS, 3 p., n.d, includes 1 unsigned note to BL and 1 envelope from Robert Saudek Associates, n.d. b. Two copies, draft, TS, 3 p., Feb. 24, 1960, aired as Pontiac Special. c. Shorter version, TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d.

2. "Weary of It All," "Set to Music," song lyrics by Noël Coward, n.d.

a. TS, 2 p. b. TS with holograph notes, 2 p., notes re: camera angles.

3. "Notes for Instructions to Artists," two copies, TS, n.d., regarding actors' stay in Tunis, re: safety precautions necessary in a town wrested from German control one month earlier.

Folder 34

4. "Ouija Board," by Moss Hart, n.d.

a. TS with holograph notes, 4 p. b. Incomplete draft, TS, 2 p. c. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 5 p., title of this copy renamed "Out of This World." d. Revised version, TS, 8 p., version used for "Beasop's Fables," 1956, and "Inside U.S.A.," 1948- 1950. e. Draft, TS, 5 p., note to BL at top of page 1. f. Incomplete draft, TS, 3 p. g. Incomplete draft, TS, 2 p. h. TS with holograph notes, 6p., noted as "Original Script of Inside U.S.A." i. Complete draft, TS, 6 p.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 35

5. "Tea Shop Tattle," by Dion Titheradge, n.d.

a. Two copies, incomplete draft, TS, 2 p. b. Two copies, complete draft, TS, 6 p. c. TS, 8 p.

Folder 36

6. "Sang Froid: A Sketch for Revue," by Harry Wall, draft, TS, 17 p., n.d.

Folder 37

7. "Dressing Room Sketch - Star's First Night," by A. E. W. (?) and BL, n.d.

a. TS with holograph notes, 9 p, 1952-1955. b. Incomplete draft, TS with holograph notes, 2 p. c. TS with holograph notes, 9 p., 1952-1955. d. Incomplete draft, TS with holograph corrections, p. 2 to p. 5.

Folder 38

8. "Double Damask Dinner Napkins," author unknown, n.d. a. Two copies, revised edition, TS with holograph corrections, 7 p., one copy for “John Phillip Huck,” one for BL. b. Complete draft, TS with holograph corrections, 6 p. c. Incomplete version, TS, 1 p. d. Version titled "Double Damask Dinner Napkins" or "Jan. White Sale," draft, TS with holograph corrections, 8 p.

9. "Easter Sunday Show: Bea Lillie Sketch," TS, 9 p., April 9, 1950.

10. "The Great White Sale," author unknown, n.d.

a. Incomplete version, TS with holograph corrections, p. 61. b. Complete version, TS, 3 p. 25

Box 2 cont’d.

11. "Service," author unknown, TS with holograph notes, p. 12 to 17, n.d.

12. "Beatrice Lillie Story -- Double Damask," "Toast of The Town," author unknown, TS, 11 p., Sunday, Feb. 3, 1952.

Folder 39

13. "Gielgud -- Sketch," author unknown, c. 55 p., n.d. fragments of Scene I and II in various formats and printed at various times.

Folder 40

14. "Two for the Show," author unknown, n.d.

a. Fragment of one sketch, TS, p. 5 to p. 12. b. "Painless Distraction," TS, 15 p. c. "The Guess-It Hour," TS with autograph note, "This has possibilities,"12 p. d. "Destry has Ridden Again," TS, 4 p. e. "Out of This World," 5 p. f. "The Age of Innocence," by Richard Haydn, 10 p.

Folder 41

U. Articles.

1. "John Philip - Biographical Information," author unknown, TS with holograph corrections, 2 p., May 1971.

2. "Far Away Favorites of Beatrice Lillie," by BL (?), TS with holograph notes, 1 p., April 20, 1954.

3. "The Lowdown on Lillie," by BL, two copies, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d.

4. "Nothing but the Truth," "Sunday Graphic," by BL, draft, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., Mar. 15, 1959.

5. "Well, It's Me!..." by BL, TS with holograph notes, 10 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

6. "The Beatrice Lillie Story," author unknown, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., © Feb. 1959, recorded for a BBC Broadcast on April 9, 1959.

7. Untitled article, by Beatrice Wellington Brook, TS, 6 p.; includes ALS to BL from Beatrice Wellington Brook; this article is based on Brook's memories of BL as a talented young girl in Brook's drama classes.

8. "Beatrice Lillie," by Leo Stern, Draft, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., includes TLS to John Philip from Leo Stern regarding this "bio" of BL.

9. "Beatrice Lillie - Biosketch material - ' High Spirits'," two copies, TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d.

10. "Page 2. - Beatrice Lillie Bio," two copies, author unknown, incomplete version, TS with holograph notes, n.d.

11. "BEATRICE LILLIE Madame Arcati," author unknown.

a. Draft, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d., with note to John Philip to "re-re-edit it!" b. Revised version, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 42

V. Autobiography of BL, untitled, by BL, TS with holograph notes, c. 35 p. [spans p. 85 to p. 122], n.d.

Folder 43

W. Essay, "The Peels and Drayton Manor," by Geo. Handley, F.E.S., TS, 7 p., n.d.

Folder 44

X. Notes, holograph.

1. "Following Orchestra Number," a Jack Benny Sketch, author unknown, 5 p., n.d.

Box 2 cont’d.

2. “Two Little Owlies,” by BL, autobiographical notes on childhood, touring, and The Lillie Trio, 5 p., n.d.

3. Untitled poetry, author unknown, rough draft, 2 p., n.d.

4. "Wind," poetry by unknown author, draft, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 45

5. Untitled, by unknown writer, draft, n.d., promoting a skin product.

6. "Nutmeg Tree," by Nicholas Phipps, 1 p. recto and verso, holograph corrections, n.d.

7. Untitled, author unknown, draft and plot outline, 3 p., n.d.

8. Untitled, play by author unknown, sketch, 9 p., n.d.

9. Untitled, poem or song by unknown author, 2 p., n.d., first line: "Love, what did you do to me . . "

10. "Murdstone," sketch by BL, 6 p., n.d.

11. Untitled, by BL, notes written on 1 envelope, n.d., seem to be notes for an introduction or speech.

12. Untitled, by BL, 17 p., n.d.

13. Untitled, notes by BL re: lettering size for show.

14. "An Evening with B. Lillie," by BL, notes for presentation, 19 p., n.d.

15. Untitled, by BL, holograph notes on envelope re: "Lowdown on Lillie" article, n.d.

16. Untitled, manila folder, notes by BL, 1 p., June 1956.

Box 2 cont’d.

Folder 46

Y. Poetry.

1. "Night Journey," by B., TS, 1 p., 1931, written in New York.

2. "Retrospect," by R., TS, 1 p., n.d.

3. Untitled, by R., TS, 1 p., n.d., first line: "One day I heard a clear untremorous reed . . ."

Box 3

II. Correspondence.

Folder 1

A. Personal.

1. The Abbey of Gethsemani. Notes re: receipt of packages for Frater M. Matthew.

a. TNS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 12, no year. b. TNS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 22, 1951.

2. “Al.” ANS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 1965.

3. Ainsell, Gracie. ALS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 12, n.d.

4. “Ann.” ALS to BL., 1 p., Apr. 7, no year, re: the death of BL’s husband, Sir Robert Peel [“Bobby”].

5. “Arthur.” TLS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 4, 1934.

6. Athendriou, Nicky. TNS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 29, 1973.

7. Atkinson, M. ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 11, 1934, re. death of Sir Robert Peel.

8. Baddeley, Hermione. TNS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 30, 1950.

9. Bankhead, Tallulah. ALS to BL, 2 p., Sep. 13, 1951.

Box 3 cont’d.

10. Barrett, Sheila. ANS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 28, 1975.

11. Barsen, Charlotte. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 30, 1966.

12. Bassey, E. Hogan. ANS to BL, 3 p., Apr. 11, 1934.

13. Beaumont, Hugh [signs as “Binkie”].

a. TLS to BL [“Tinsel”], 1 p., Nov. 9, 1950. b. TLS to BL [“Tinsel”], 1 p., Dec. 3, 1951.

14. Besow (?), Dickie. ANS to BL, 2 p., 1934; re. death of Sir Robert Peel.

15. Binney (?), George. ANS to BL, 1 p., date illegible.

16. Blaney, Norah (sp?). ANS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 21, 1933.

17. Bot, Florie Elliott (Mrs. J. Howard Bot). ANS to BL, 3 p., Mar. 13, 1953.

18. Bricusse, Leslie. ALS, 1 p., n.d.

19. Brooks, John Elliott. TLS to John Phillip Huck, May 8, 1974; includes TLS to BL re: job contacts for his son Nicholas.

20. Bunche, Jane. ANS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 3, 1953.

21. “B.F.”

a. ALS to BL [“Darling ‘IT’]. (i) 2 p., Jan. 15, no year. (ii) 3 p., Dec. 19, 1966. (iii) 2 p., Oct. 9, 1968. (iv) 2 p., Oct. 23, 1968.

22. “Cathleen.” ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d.

23. Charlot, Ricky (?). ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 7, 1934.

24. Chef Comptable [name illeg.], Mainbocher Couture.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 19, 1934. 30

Box 3 cont’d.

b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 30, 1932.

25. Childs, Bea. ALS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 20, 1958.

26. Clark, Alexander. TNS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 6, 1972; includes envelope.

27. Clemson, L. ANS to Mrs. Lupane, 3 p., Apr. 6, 1934.

28. Cochran, Evelyn.

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

29. Cochrane, Angel. ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 10, 1934.

30. Corbett, E. [illeg. first name]. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d.

31. Corning, P. L. H. ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 10, 1934.

32. Crosby, Bing. ANS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 27, 1964.

33. Davis, Roger.

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 22, 1961. b. ANS to BL, 2 p., “Good Friday,” no year.

34. “Denny.” ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d., condolence letter.

35. Dewilde, Brandon. ANS to BL, 2 p., June 10, 1954; includes sketch of rocket in note.

36. Dickson, William Bradford [also signs as “Uncle Dickie”].

a. ANS to “the deceased Sir Robert Peel,” 2 p., n.d. b. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d., re: vision; includes envelope.

37. “Dion.”

a. ANS to BL, 3 p., Aug. 5, 1933. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., July 4, 1934.

Box 3 cont’d.

38. “Dorothy.”

c. ALS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 6, 1933. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 29, 1952. e. ALS to BL, 2 p., June 1965. f. ALS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1951. g. ALS to BL, 4 p., n.d.

39. Downing, Robert. ALS to BL, 1 p., May 19, 1949; includes envelope sent by Robert Peel to the Duke of Wellington.

40. “Dudley.” ANS to “Josephine,” 4 p., Sep. 17, 1958.

41. H. D. [initials; full name illegible]. TLS to BL, 2 p., Feb. 12, 1934.

Folder 2

42. “Eady.” ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 2 p., n.d.

43. Eddy, Nelson. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 31, 1942; includes envelope.

44. Farrell, Lucy [Mrs. Frederick A. Flanigan]. ANS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 26, 1964.

45. Fazelby, Swift. ANS to BL, 2 p., May 31, 1934.

46. Fisher, Robert L. ANS to BL, 3 p., Feb. 22, 1965.

47. Fletcher, Richard. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 6, 1934.

48. Flynn, Martha. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Feb.15, 1954.

49. Forde, Lela. ANS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 23, 1964.

50. “Franklin and Glady.” ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 2, 1951.

51. Froome, A. J.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 24, 1933. 32

Box 3 cont’d.

b. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 7, 1934.

52. Gabriel, W. B. ALS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 8, 1934.

53. “George.” ANS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 26, 1950, written in French; includes envelope.

54. Gerres, E. ANS to unknown, 1 p., n.d., does not include first page of letter.

55. “Geraldine.” ALS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 6, 1934.

56. Goldstein, Bob.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.; note on Hotel du Cap d’Antibes stationery re: running into Picasso (a “little known painter” who wants a picture of BL) in Vallauris. b. ANS to BL, n.d., inter-office correspondence. c. ANS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 10, 1950, signed as “Bob de la Goldstein.”

57. “Gracie.” ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Nov. 23, 1971.

58. “Grant” [Ted Bates and Company]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 15, 1968.

59. “G.”, Richard B. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 14, 1935.

60. Hargreaves, G. [name illegible] ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 10, 1934.

61. “Hern.” ANS to unknown, 1 p., Jan. 23, 1951.

62. Hickman, Alan. ANS to BL, 2 p., July 21, 1936.

63. “The Hollingsheads.” ANS to Mr. Lupane, 1 p., ca. 1934, re: death of Sir Robert Peel.

64. Howell, H. W. ANS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 1932.

65. The Huck Family. ALS to John Phillip Huck and BL, 4 p., Feb.12, n.d. 33

Box 3 cont’d.

66. Hughes, George. ALS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 19, 1945; includes envelope.

67. Humphry, “Uncle Dickie.” ANS to BL, 2 p., Jan. 20, 1950.

68. Irons, Evelyn. ANS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 29, 1933.

69. “Uncle Isaac.” ANS to BL, 4 p., Sep. 4, 1933.

70. “Jack.” ALS to “Sis,” 1 p., Jan. 15, 1948.

71. Janis, Elsie.

a. ALS to BL, 2 p., n.d; includes envelope. b. ALS to BL, 2 p., May 20, 1942. c. ALS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 11, no year.

72. “Jimmy.” ANS to BL, 3 p., n.d.

73. “John.” ANS to Beatrice Isaac, 4 p., Aug. 10, 1933.

74. Jouey, Teddy. ANS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 4, 1934.

75. “Jo” or “Aunt Jo.” TNS to John Phillip Huck and ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d., first page missing.

76. “Jmmm.” (?)

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 15, 1941. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 4, 1952.

Folder 3

77. “Kaye.” ANS to BL, 4 p., Dec. 17, no year.

78. Kelly, Pat [formerly Pat Dorn]. TNS to BL, “Auntie Bea,” 2 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

79. “Lavinia.”

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d. b. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

80. “Leslie.” ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d. 34

Box 3 cont’d.

81. Lankester, Dr. A. Leslie. TNS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 6, 1934.

82. Lillie, Beatrice [signed as “B” and “Bea”].

a. ANS, small note, not addressed, n.d. b. ANS to John Phillip Huck, 3 p., n.d., re: Jamaica. c. ANS to “Oskar,” 4 p., n.d., signed “Me!” d. ANS to “Oskar,” 3 p., Mar. 3, 1951. e. ANS to “Darling,” [John Phillip Huck], 3 p., Feb. 11, 1951; includes envelope, and a second envelope addressed to John Phillip Huck from BL, dated Jan. 1951, also sent from Jamaica. f. ANS to “Mrs. H,” 1 p., n.d. g. ANS, recipient unknown, 1 p., July 1951.

83. Lillie, John A.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 7, 1934. b. ANS to BL, 3 p., Jan. 1, 1973; includes envelope. c. ANS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 1973.

84. Lillie, Lucie [signed "Mother Lucie Lillie"]. ALS to BL, 2 p., July 5, 1930; includes envelope.

85. Little, Geraldine. ALS to BL, 2 p., n.d.

86. "J. L." ALS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 12, 1934.

87. Lupane, J. ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 10, 1934.

88. "Lynn." TLS to "Darling," [BL], 1 p., June 2, 1949.

89. MacArthur, Jim. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

90. "Mack." ALS to BL, 1 p., July 21, 1965.

91. "Madge."

a. ANS to BL, 4 p., May 30, 1937. b. ANS to BL, 4 p., June 20, 1937. c. ANS to BL, 4 p., July 31, 1937.

Box 3 cont’d.

92. "Joe Maghoo." ALS to "Lady Titch and Shaun O' Philip", 4 p., July 16, 1962; includes envelope.

93. “Eileen Maghoo.” ALS to “Lady Titch,” 3 p., Jan. 13, 1963; includes envelope.

94. Martin, Mary. ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 4 p., n.d.

95. “Mary.” ANS to “Darling Hoof” [BL], 3 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

96. “Mary.” ANS to “Darling” [BL], 1 p., n.d.

97. “Maud.” ANS to “ ‘Maude’ ” [sic], 1 p., Jan. 19, 1947.

98. McGonigle, Doc [signs as “Bane,” sometimes called BL “Trink”] ANS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 10, n.d..

99. “Mercedes.” ANS to BL, 2 p., Nov. 20, 1946.

100. Mercer, Johnny.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 5, 1964. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., “Wednesday,” no date.

101. “Michael.” TNS to “Collars Paget” [BL], 2 p., April 16, 1950.

102. “Nichola.” ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d., letter from niece.

Folder 4

103. “Pat.” ANS to BL, 3 p., Dec. 30, 1946.

104. “Pam” [also signs as Mrs. Harold R. Medina III]. ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 2 p., July 21, 1965.

105. Peel, M. ANS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 30, 1945.

106. “Peg.” ANS to BL, 2 p., Feb. 4, 1952.

107. “Percy.” ANS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 6, 1934.

Box 3 cont’d.

108. Poole, Marian. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d., Connecticut neighbor introducing self to BL.

109. Pope-Hennessey, James. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 19, n.d.

110. Preston, Harry. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 8, 1934.

111. Pye, Helen, R.N. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 3 p., Nov. 19, 1974; includes envelope re: medical condition of BL.

112. “Ray.” ALS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Oct. 1967.

113. Reed, Flo. ANS to BL, 4 p., Mar. 5, 1946.

114. “Reggie.” ANS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 5, 1954.

115. “Robert.” ANS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 28, 1950.

116. “Roy.” ANS to “Darling Boot” [BL], Mar. 14, 1950.

117. Ruggles, Charlie. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 25, 1964

118. Sanders, Milly. ANS to BL, 2 p., Mar., no year.

119. Sheldon, A. B. TNS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 14, 1954.

120. Sheridan, Yvonne. TNS to “Auntie Bea” [BL], May 1, 1939.

121. Smart, Godfrey B. ALS to BL, 3 p., May 7, 1934.

122. Springorum, Joan [Mrs. Haus W.]. ALS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 19, 1945.

123. Strachey, Jack. ALS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

124. Stewart, Barbara. ALS to BL, 2 p., Apr. 27, 1954; includes envelope.

125. Stratos, Theresa. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

126. Taber, Gring (?).

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 11, 1962. 37

Box 3 cont’d.

b. ANS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 11, 1962.

127. Tennent, H. M., Ltd., Globe Theatre. Envelope sent, no letter or recipient named, n.d..

128. Trimble, David. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Feb. 28, 1953.

129. Turgeon, Peter. ANS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 9, no year.

130. “Ulga and Peppy.” ALS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 23, 1975; includes envelope.

131. Vigouroux, George E., Jr.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., May 1964. b. ANS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1964.

132. ANS to BL, 1 p., May 14, 1964, includes telegram dated June 14, 1964.

133. “Vivien.” ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

134. Walsh, Sadie.

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., n.d. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 7, 1934.

135. Weigall, Muriel Lillie [sister of BL, signs as “Sister Ann.”]

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 27, 1946. b. ANS to BL, 3 p., Feb. 25, 1952; includes envelope.

136. Weiss, Stymean Karlin [Mrs. David Weiss]. ANS to BL, holograph notes on verso, 1 p., June 15, 1969.

137. Weissberger, L. Arnold. TNS to BL, 1 p., May 20, 1968.

138. “Willy.” TNS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 8, 1945.

139. W., Elsie.

a. ANS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 14, no year. 38

Box 3 cont’d.

b. ANS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 15, no year.

140. “Zyger.” ALS to BL, 2 p., May 23, year not listed, re. her sister’s health.

141. Sender unknown. ANS to BL from “Little Lord Button,” 1 p., May 29, 1967.

Folder 5

B. Professional.

1. Afton, Richard. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 3, 1958.

2. Ahrens, Roger H.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 1, 1965.

3. Air Globe. TLS to BL, 1 p., 1950, letter written in French.

4. Aldrich, Richard S. [signs as “Dick”]. ALS to BL, n.d.; includes envelope.

5. Archer, Tom. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d., announcement re: time at which the Montreal Gazette will interview BL.

6. Arnold, A. J. ALS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 9, 1963.

7. Arnold, Tom. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct.12, 1951.

8. Astor, Richard [signs as “Dick”].

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 19, 1962. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 20, 1962. c. TLS to “Gang” [BL and John Phillip Huck], 1 p., Sept. 11, 1962. d. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 2, 1963. e. TLS to “Medium and Manger,” [BL and John Phillip Huck], 1 p., Feb. 7, 1964. f. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 2, 1964. 39

Box 3 cont’d.

g. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 1, 1964. h. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 7, 1964. i. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 24, 1964. j. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 8, 1964. k. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 23, 1964. l. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 27, 1964. m. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1965. n. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 1, 1965. o. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 5, 1965. p. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 7, 1965. q. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 9, 1965. r. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 14, 1965. s. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 7, 1965. t. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 14, 1965. u. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 25, 1965. v. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 26, 1965. w. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 27, 1965. x. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 10, 1965. y. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 21, 1965. z. ALS to BL, 1 p., April, no year. aa. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 25, 1966. bb. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 23, 1967 cc. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 11, 1967. dd. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1967. ee. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Feb. 21, 1968. ff. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Apr. 12, 1968. gg. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 2, 1968. hh. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 15, 1968. ii. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 8, 1968. jj. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 3, 1969. hh. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 6

9. “Baby.” TLS to “Flamingo,” 1 p., Dec. 27, 1951.

10. Baird, Andrew M. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 10, 1964.

11. Bagley, Dr. M.J. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 16, 1965.

12. Balch, Albert.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 24, 1965. 40

Box 3 cont’d.

b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 11, 1967.

13. Barber, John. ALS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

14. Belling, Davina. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 15, 1970.

15. Benny, Jack. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 24, 1958, includes article from “Back Story 2” by McGilligan, 1 p., n.d.

16. De Beix, Maxime. TLS to James Gardner, 1 p., July 23, 1950.

17. Bennett, Isadora. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 6, 1945.

18. “Beverly.” TLS to “Michael.” TLS, 1 p., Nov. 4, 1938.

19. Beyer, Milton. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 3, 1966, includes holograph notes on verso.

20. Bird, Clarence W. [Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 3, 1936.

21. Bishop, Laura. ALS to BL, 2 p., June 26, 1964.

22. Black, Eugene. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 3, 1964.

23. Bloom, Leslie. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 11, 1934.

24. Bloomstein, Rene. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 22, 1964.

25. Blosser, Raymond F. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 13, 1949.

26. “Bob.” TLS to John Phillip Huck, 7 p., Jan. 31, 1976.

27. Boesgaard, Gerard E. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 12, 1964.

28. Bogate, Bernard P. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 16, 1963.

29. "Bot." TLS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 20, 1945.

30. Bourgeois, Mary. TLS to Mr. Guffroy, 1 p., Aug. 6, 1965, includes a manuscript, 1 p., re. copy for billboards.

Box 3 cont’d.

31. Bowes, D. M.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 29, 1958. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 30, 1958.

32. Braham, Philip and Reginald Smith. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 2, 1934.

33. Breen, Robert. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1950.

34. Brennan, Madeleine. TLS to BL, 1 p., Apr. 3, 1945.

35. Brickwell, Pinero. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 10, 1933.

36. Bricusse, Leslie.

a. ALS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Feb. 21, 1962. b. ALS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 4 p., Mar. 1, 1962. c. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 20, 1962; includes envelope.

37. Briggs, Peter [Associate Editor, Ladies' Home Journal]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 14, 1960.

38. Britt, Timothy A. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 24, 1960.

39. Brooks, John Elliott.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 11, 1947. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 18, 1954. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1963. d. TLS to "Howard," 1 p., Nov. 23, 1964. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 1965. f. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 21, 1968. g. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1968. h. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 18, 1968. i. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 21, 1969. j. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 25, 1969. k. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 19, 1973. l. TLS to "Mr. Allan," 1 p., Oct. 27, 1972. m. TLS to "Mr. Allan," 1 p., Nov. 7, 1972. n. TLS to "Mr. Allan," 1 p., Nov. 15, 1972. 42

Box 3 cont’d.

o. TLS to "Mr. Brooke," 1 p., Nov. 1, 1972. p. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1972. q. TLS to "Mr. Allan," 1 p., Nov. 20, 1972, includes copy of TLS to Professor Norman Gash signature for BL by book author Gash, and one book cover.

40. Brough, James.

a. TLS to "Kent," 1 p., Sep. 7, 1971. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 27, 1971. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 6, 1971. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 26, 1971.

41. Browne, Dik [President, National Cartoonists Society] and Bob Dunn. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., April 12, 1965.

42. Bunkett, Evelyn. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 29, 1961.

43. Burke, Tim. TLS to unknown, p.2, n.d., first page missing.

44. Burzer, Leslie. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 12, 1950.

45. Bush, Martin H. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 29, 1963.

46. Bych, Lehmann.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 3, 1950. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 15, 1964.

47. Byrne, Marian. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 4, 1937.

Folder 7

48. Cantwell, Larry. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 15, 1971.

49. Castle, Beatrice M. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 30, 1932.

50. Cedar, Ivan E. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 20, 1933.

51. Cherry, Mrs. J. W. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 19, 1965.

52. Chartford (?), Jessie. ALS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 3, 1933.

Box 3 cont’d.

53. Cipwell (?), Georgia (?). ANS to BL, 3 p., May 11, 1934.

54. Cochran, Charles B. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 10, 1933.

55. Cochran Corporation, The. TLS to Sadie Walsh, 1 p., June 24, 1935.

56. Cohen, Abe.

a. TLS to “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie Co.,” 1 p., June 7, 1954. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 7, 1954. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 7, 1954.

57. Cohn, Samuel C. TLS to Richard Astor, 2 p., Sep. 30, 1965, includes a proposed schedule for shooting “The Pruitts.”

58. Cole, Carlton.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 17, 1958. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 26, 1962.

59. Cone, Laurance D.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 26, 1972. b. TLS to “Sirs” [Doubleday and Co.], 1 p., Sept. 26, 1972.

60. Conlan, William. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 23, 1965.

61. Constable, Rosalind. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 30, 1933.

62. Cornell, Katharine. Envelope addressed to BL, postmarked May 29, 1950.

63. Cornish, Mons (?). ALS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 31, 1958.

64. Coste, Margaret. ALS to BL, 2 p., May 29, 1965.

65. Cowan, Helen J. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 5, 1962.

66. Crawley, Anne. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 28, 1941, inc. TNS from Monohan, William (?), 1 p., Sep. 11, 1941. 44

Box 3 cont’d.

67. “Cyril.” ALS to BL, 1 p., May 2, 1950.

68. "Dada" [Andre Charlot].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 6, 1934. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 12, 1949.

69. Day (?), Ben (?) [U.S. Department of Labor, Immigration]. TLS to BL, Mar. 17, 1927, extension of stay in U.S.

70. Darsaw, Henry. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 10, 1968.

71. DaSilva, Albert I. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 6, 1962.

72. Davies, Harry.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d., includes list of hotels in Buffalo and envelope. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck. 1 p., April 7, n.d.. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., April 23, 1954; includes envelope.

73. Davis, Sammy, Jr. TLS to “Friend,” 1 p., June 1, 1973.

74. Dawkins, Lady Bertha.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 17, 1933. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 22, 1933.

75. Decca Records. Envelope postmarked Nov. 16, 1956.

76. Dell’aquila, A. J. [signs as “Tony,” Battle, Fowler, Stokes and Kheel]. TLS to Richard Horner [Lester Osterman Productions, Inc.], 1 p., Dec. 16, 1964.

77. “Dessie.” TLS to BL, 4 p., Mar. 20, n.d..

78. Dickson, Charles F. TLS to members of the Entertainment Council, 1 p., Dec. 10, 1945.

Box 3 cont’d.

79. Dorfman, Nat. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., April 30, 1964.

80. Dowling, Robert W. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 3, 1970.

81. Drake, Wayne. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 8, 1964.

82. Van Dycke, Tom. TLS to “You,” 1 p., n.d..

83. Dutton, Myron. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 6, 1945.

84. Day (?), Howard (?). TLS to BL, 2 p., Sept. 25, 1933.

85. Eberl, Galen. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 23, 1964.

86. Eden, Anthony. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 15, 1941.

87. Edwards, P. S. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sept. 7, 1967.

88. Eisenhower, Mamie Duke. TLS to Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., 1 p., Oct. 1, 1971.

89. Elwer, S. (?). TLS to Mr. Brough, 1 p., Aug. 4, 1971, includes holograph note.

Folder 8

90. Fadiman, Clifton. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.; inc. envelope.

91. Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 26, 1975; includes envelope.

92. Faries, James C. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 17, 1965.

93. Farnum, Ralph. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 11, 1931.

94. Feitelson, Milton. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 3, 1964, includes 1 ALS from W. E. Walsh to BL; also includes program entitled, “Salute to USO Women” with BL as speaker.

95. Fladstad, Gunnar. ALS to BL, 3 p., July 12, 1965, includes coupon. 46

Box 3 cont’d.

96. Franklin, Clay. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 24, 1945.

97. Freedley, Vinton. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1965.

98. Friedlander, Mrs. Jerome M., Jr. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 21, 1965.

99. Friedman, Richard. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 12, 1973.

100. Frohman, Daniel. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 10, no year.

101. Garrett, Betty. ALS to BL, 4 p., n.d.

102. Gibson, Margaret Brenman. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 5, 1965.

103. Gifford, Lewis L. B., Jr. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 13, 1959.

104. Gillmore, Frank. TLS to Charles Dillingham, 1 p., April17, 1928, includes TNS from Dillingham to Jack Potter, April 19, 1928.

105. Goddard, Theodore.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 8, 1930. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 17, 1930. c. TLS to “Sir” [The Public Trustee], 1 p., July 19, 1933. d. 2 TLS to BL, each 1 p., July 19, 1933. e. TLS to “Sir” [H.M. Inspector of Taxes]. f. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 21, 1933. g. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 14, 1933. h. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 16, 1933. i TLS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 5, 1934. j TLS to BL, 1 p., April 17, 1934. k TLS to BL, 1 p., Sept. 4, 1934. l TLS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 9, 1934. m. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 18, 1935. n. TLS to BL, 3 p., June 8, 1936. o. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 30, 1936. p. TLS to BL, 3 p., Sept. 17, 1936. q. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 28, 1936. r. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 18, 1936. s. TLS to BL, 2 p., June 11, 1937. 47

Box 3 cont’d.

t. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 8, 1937, includes check. u. TLS to “Your Ladyship,” [BL], 2 p., Sept. 28, 1937. v. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 10, 1947. x. TLS to BL, p. 2, n.d.; first page is missing.

106. Godett, Hal. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 25, 1964.

107. Goldman, Milton. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 10, 1962.

108. Godwin, Eadie and Rack. Envelope addressed to BL, postmarked April 29, 1956.

109. Goldman, Sylvia [Office of Ken McCormick, Doubleday Publishers.]

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 23, 1971. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 29, 1971 c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 30, 1971.

110 Goldsmith, Theodore A. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1, 1935.

111. Guy, Richard [Trust Officer, Public Trustee Office].

a. TLS to “Sirs,” [Theodore Goddard & Co.], 1 p., July 18, 1933. b. TLS to Goddard & Co., 1 p., July 20, 1933. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 7, 1934. d. TLS to Goddard & Co., 1 p., April 16, 1934. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 1, 1934. f. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 4, 1934. g. TLS from “Public Trustee” to “Sirs” [Goddard and Co.?], 1 p., June 29, 1934. h. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 28, 1934. i. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 3, 1934. j. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 16, 1935. k. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 23, 1935. l. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 30, 1936. m. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1, 1936. n. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 31, 1937. Folder 9

112. Hamilton, Natalie W. [The Lady Malcolm Douglas- Hamilton]. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 10, 1964. 48

Box 3 cont’d.

113. Hanington, C. T. [Express Travel Co.] TLS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

114. Harris, O. D. [signs as “Odee”]. TNS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 29, 1950.

115. Harris, Radie. [Co-chairman, The American Fund for Westminister Abbey]. TLS to BL, 1 p. front and back, April 1, 1954.

116. Harvey, Helen. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1958.

117. Haviloch-Allen, Tony. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 9, 1934.

118. Hay, John. TLS to John Elliott Brooks, 1 p., n.d.; includes 1 TLS from Sir Richard Nugent to Hay, and 1 TLS from Brooks explaining the other two enclosed letters, Mar. 13, 1962.

119. Hays, Alexander (Spike). TNS to BL, 1 p., April 23, 1950.

120. Hayward, Leland. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 16, 1965.

121. Helburn, Theresa.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 15, 1950. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 8, 1945.

122. Heyes, F. S. (?) TNS to BL, 1 p., July 20, 1951.

123. Hilliard, Bob and Robert E. Morgan. TLS to BL, 2 p., May 7, 1964, includes a list of songs, 1 p., same date.

124. Hodgson, R. G.

a. TLS to “Madam” [BL], 1 p., Sept. 3, 1934. b. TLS to “Madam” [BL], 1 p., July 12, 1937.

125. Holland, Nora. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 3, 1945.

126. Holtzmann, David Marshall. TLS to David Grossberg, Esq., 1 p., July 27, 1956.

Box 3 cont’d.

127. Hope, Bob. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 30, 1965.

128. Horner, Richard. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 18, 1963.

129. Howard, Burt. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 26, 1945.

130. Howell, E. I. W. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 1, no year.

131. Howell, Miriam. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1932; includes envelope.

132. Huck, John Philip [sometimes signs as John Philip].

a. TLS to Norman Payne, 2 p., June 16, 1960. b. TLS to “Leslie,” 4 p., June 12, 1962. c. TLS to Howard Reinheimer, 1 p., Aug. 20, 10, 1962. d. ALS to “Binkie” [Hugh Beaumont], 4 p., July 22, 1963. e. ALS to “Mary.” (i) 3 p., Mar. 26, 1963. (ii) 4 p., April 3, 1963. f. TLS to John Elliott Brooks [addressed to “John”]. (i) Two copies, p. 1, Nov. 18, 1963. (ii) 1 p., July 1, 1969. (iii) 2 p., Nov. 18, 1969. g. TLS to unknown, two copies, p. 2 and p. 3, Nov. 19, 1963. h. TLS to unknown, section of letter, p. 4, Nov. 20, 1963. i. TLS to L. Arnold Weissberger, 3 p., April 24, 1968. j. TNS to Tor Olsen. (i) 1 p., June 23, 1968. (ii) 1 p., Sept. 1, 1968. k. TNS to Dr. W. John Pangman III, 1 p., Sep. 1, 1968. l. TLS to “Mr. Henry” [General Electric Co. Accounts Department], 2 p., Sep. 12, 1971. m. TLS to “Jim” [James Brough], 3 p., Oct. 12, 1971. n. TNS to Donald C. Goodwin, 3 p., May 27, 1973. o. TLS to Carol Channing, 2 p., Mar. 16, 1975. p. TLS to Hon. Sidney A. Fine, p. 4, Sep. 28, 1976.

Box 3 cont’d.

133. Huckstep, John D. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 10, 1958.

134. Hughes, John Graven. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 3, 1972.

135. Hughes, Robert E. TLS to “Madam,” 1 p., Jan. 17, 1933.

136. Hunter, Ross. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 13, 1967.

137. Ingraham, George. ALS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 10, 1932.

138. Jacobs, Jenie. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov.30, 1931; includes 1 TLS from Florence Brobeck of Cosmopolitan magazine to Jenie Jacobs re. an interview of BL.

139. “Joe.” TLS to BL, 1 p., April 19, 1945.

Folder 10

140. Katz, Jerome, Esq.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 4, 1954. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 17, 1954.

141. Kaufman, George S. TLS to “Binkie” [Hugh Beaumont], 1 p., Feb. 1, 1946.

142. Keel-Diffey, S. J. TLS to BL, April 30, 1965; includes bill.

143. Kiernan, Elizabeth S. [Mrs. Paul Kiernan, Board of Directors, Washington Animal Rescue League].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 26, 1964. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 11, 1964. c. TLS to “Miss Conlish,” 1 p., Mar. 11, 1964.

144. Kiliper, R. Smith.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 9, 1960. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 14, 1965, includes TLS from Alex H. Faulkner to BL.

Box 3 cont’d.

145. Kingaby, L. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 1, 1946; inc. TLS from Ronald Frankau to L. Kingaby and a program of some of Kingaby’s dance numbers.

146. Kiplinger, Austin. TLS to “Sir,” 4 p., Nov. 16, 1973.

147. Kitchen, David. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 19, 1962.

148. Knopf, Blanche (Mrs. Alfred A. Knopf). TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 9, 1933.

149. Kraker, Richard.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1934. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 22, 1935. c. TLS to Sadie Walsh, 1 p., Sept. 13, 1935. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 21, 1935. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 11, 1935. f. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 28, 1936.

150. Kramer, Jay O. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 17, 1967.

151. Krantz, Steve. TLS to “Roz,” 1 p, Jan. 4, 1966.

152. Krepin, Duzy. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 24, 1933.

153. Kriegsman, Sali Ann. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 20, 1970.

154. Lacey, Frank. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 2, 1962; includes envelope.

155. Lamport, Frederick. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 14, 1933.

156. Lane, John. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 15, 1965.

157. Larson, G. Bennett. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 5, 1936.

158. Larson, John. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 4, 1956.

159. Lathrop, Diana. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 11, 1973.

160. Lawrence, John T. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 20, 1960.

Box 3 cont’d.

161. Lawrence, Lawrence Shubert, Jr. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 10, 1964.

162. Lee, A. E. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 27, 1964.

163. Lee, Frank.

a. TLS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 27, 1956. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Jan. 9, 1957. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Feb. 25, 1957. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 30, 1957. e. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 21, 1961.

164. Lee, Graham [see: Large Size Materials, Box 7].

165. Lee, Ronald S. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 14, 1964.

166. Lefkowitz, Nat. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 2, 1937.

167. Leisure, George S. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 31, 1964.

168. Leroper (?), C. ALS to BL, 2 p., May 16, 1936.

169. Lenthall, Franklyn. TLS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 9, 1972.

170. Lester, Edwin. TLS to Franklin Lacey, 1 p., Jan. 29, 1965.

171. Levy, David. TLS to Richard Astor, p. 2, Oct. 19, 1965, first page missing.

172. Levy, Jesse W. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Dec. 10, 1969.

173. de Liagre, Alfred, Jr. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 28, 1962.

174. Lillie, Beatrice.

f. Unsigned [BL?]. Not addressed; Mar. 7, 1934; possibly a note to Sir Robert Peel, re. debt [see also letters from Richard Guy, the Public Trustee and Theodore Goddard in 1933 and 1934]. b. TLS to Michael Sage, 1 p., May 14, 1965. c. ALS to J. Elliott Brooks, 1 p., Mar. 29, 1968. d. ALS to J. Elliott Brooks, 2 p., July 9, 1968. 53

Box 3 cont’d.

e. TLS to J. Elliott Brooks, 1 p., Sep. 28, 1968; includes holograph notes (1 p.) about changes to her will. f. ALS to J. Elliott Brooks, 1 p., Nov. 3, 1968. g. TLS to Donald C. Goodwin, 1 p., Mar. 23, 1970. h. TLS to John Elliott Brooks, 2 p., June 10, 1970. i. TLS to H. F. Humphries, 1 p., June 25, 1970.

175. Littler, Emile. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 30, 1951.

176. Lowe, William. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 18, 1952.

177. Lowthe, George. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 26, 1957.

178. Luce, Charles F. TLS to Martin Gregg, 1 p., Mar. 7, 1969.

179. Lupane, J. ALS to BL, 1 p., April 13, 1934.

180. Lurie, David. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 30, 1969, includes postcard/advertisement and order form, 2 p., regarding “The Killy Thing.”

Folder 11

181. MacIver, Loren. TLS to BL, 3 p., April 3, 1975; inc. envelope, re: painting of BL that she had done.

182. Macy, Gertrude. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 29.1950.

183. Mahler, Mrs. M. D. [Riverdale Children’s Association].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 6, 1945. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 17, 1945.

184. Mandeville, Betty. TLS to “Dick” [Richard] Astor, 1 p., Oct. 18, 1962.

185. Manning, Carmelita A. [Chairman, Cushman Award]. TLS to BL, 1 p., ca. Feb. 1965.

186. Marcus, Aaron G. [Beatrice Foods Co.]

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 20, 1964. 54

Box 3 cont’d.

b. TLS to “Friend” [John Phillip Huck], 1 p., July 28, 1964. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 3, 1964. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 22, 1965.

187. Marcus, Stanley.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 17, 1967. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 7, 1967. c. Copy of TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 17, 1967.

188. Margulies, Frank. Copy of TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., April 10, 1963.

189. Margulis, Mrs. Jerome [Director, WAIF International].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 19, 1965. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 5, 1965. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 15, 1965.

190. Martin, Gale. TNS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 1965.

191. Manchester, Alice. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 15, 1945.

192. Mayville, Francis. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Sep. 9, 1956.

193. McCormick, Ken.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 11, 1962. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1962. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 15, 1963. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 13, 1964. e. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 13, 1964. f. TNS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 26, 1965. g. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 9, 1965. h. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 14, 1967. i. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 21, 1967. j. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 9, 1971. k. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 7, 1971. l. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 16, 1971.

194. McDowell, Roddy. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 24, 1965. 55

Box 3 cont’d.

195. McEntegart, Bryan J. TNS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1937.

196. Mechanic, Morris A.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 24, 1954; includes second unsigned copy of the same letter and two copies of a TLS to Mr. and Mrs. Mechanic from Katherine Cornell, 1 p., n.d., each with envelope. b. ANS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 2, 1954

197. Medina, Standish F.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 13, 1976. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 4 p., July 14, 1976. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., July 15, 1976. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 16, 1976. e. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 21, 1976. f. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 22, 1976.

198. Mendl, Hugh.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 1, 1961. a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., July 21, 1961.

199. Metropolitan Artists, Inc. TLS to John Phillip Huck from Richard A. (?), 3 p., Mar. 29, 1960.

200. Meyer, Irving “Al”. ANS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 30, 1945.

201. “Michael.” TLS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

202. Midgley, Snelling and Co. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 13, 1934.

203. Misch, Robert [signs as “Bob”]. TNS to BL, 1 p., April 23, 1945.

204. Mitchell, Stephen. TLS to BL [signed by secretary], 1 p., Sep. 30, 1947; includes holo. notes on back of letter.

205. de Montana, Patricia [Mrs. Robert C.] TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 3, 1965.

Box 3 cont’d.

206. Montgomery of Alamein [Field Marshal the Viscount Montgomery of Alamein]. TLS to BL, 1 p, Nov. 2, 1951.

207. Moore, Dan Tyler. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 12, 1965.

208. Morrison, Charles E. TLS to BL, 2 p., Jan. 23, 1934.

209. Morrison, Leo.

a. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 15, 1930; incl. bank figures. b. TNS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 28, 1933. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 20, 1933. d. TLS to Sadie Walsh, 1 p., Sep. 25, 1933. e. TNS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1933. f. TNS to Sadie Walsh, 1 p., Oct. 30, 1933. g. TNS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 10, 1933 h. TNS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 11, 1934. i. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 18, 1936. j. TLS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 21, 1936. k. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 23, 1936.

210. Mundy, Charlotte W. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 10, 1964.

211. Murphy, Trevor. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 4, 1964.

212. Murray, Kathryn. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 3, 1966.

213. Murray, Paul. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 23, 1934.

214. Murray, Pamela. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1, 1933.

Folder 12

215. Newman, Lawrence and Ruth. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 12, 1970.

216. Nichols, William B. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 5, 1950.

217. North, Meyer B. TNS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 9, 1931.

218. North, Michael. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 6, 1959.

Box 3 cont’d.

219. Olivier, Laurence.

a. TNS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 21, 1951. b. TNS to “Beatie” [BL], 1 p., Feb. 19, 1958; includes envelope.

220. Osterman, Lester and Richard Horner. TNS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 24, 1963.

221. Osterman, Lester. TNS to BL, 1 p., June 11, 1964.

222. Parker, Al. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 30, 1965.

223. Parker, Michael. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 15, 1967.

224. Petroff, Martin [Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.]. TNS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 24, 1968.

225. The Phillips Collection. Envelope addressed to BL, Jan. 17, 1973

226. Phillips, H. H. S. [signs as “Harry”]. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 15, 1954.

227. Potter, Howard E. TLS to unknown, 1 p., stamped May 30, 1953.

228. Poulsen, M.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 30, 1933. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1933. c. TLS to Bl, 1 p., July 11, 1933. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1933.

229. Powell, R. P. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 12, 1963.

230. Prowd, Pat.

a. TLS to BL, 3 p., Oct. 5, 1949. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 9, 1950. c. TLS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 27, 1953.

231. Pugh, St. Clair. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 14, 1963.

232. Reed, Mrs. Kendrick. ALS to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

233. Reid, J. Douglas. ALS to BL, 1 p., April 25, 1936.

234. Reinheimer, Howard E. [Counsellor at Law].

a. TLS to Sadie Walsh, 1 p., May 19, 1936. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 24, 1937. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 2, 1937. d. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 23, 1962. e. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 5, 1962. f. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 20, 1962. g. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Sep. 27, 1962. h. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Oct. 11, 1962. i. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1, 1964. j. TNS to BL, 1 p., April 28, 1965. k. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 2 copies of the same page, Dec. 2, 1968; re. the Doubleday lawsuit. l. TLS to Robert Callagy, 1 p., Dec. 5, 1968. m. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 2, 1969; includes 1 TLS to Reinheimer from Callagy, Dec. 27, 1968. n. TNS to Robert Callagy, 1 p., Jan. 7, 1969. o. TNS to BL, John Phillip Huck, and Mrs. Carlton Cole, 1 p., Jan. 9, 1969; includes photocopy of 1 TLS to Reinheimer from Callagy, 1 p., Jan. 7, 1969. p. TNS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 8, 1969. q. TNS to John Elliott Brooks, 2 copies, 1 p. each, Jan. 8, 1969

235. "Rene." ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 1935.

236. Riddell, A. M. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 30, 1969.

237. Rigby, Francoise and Francis Beaufort Palmer. TLS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

238. Rivkin, Joe. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 5, 1933.

Box 3 cont’d.

239. Ronald, George. Two copies of 1 TLS to BL, 1 p. each, June 10, 1965. . 240. Rooney, Doris. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 24, 1964.

241. Rooney, Tom. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 7, 1932.

242. Roosevelt, Mildred C. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 18, 1945.

243. “Rosalind.” TLS to BL, 2 p., Feb. 22, year unknown.

244. “Dicky Rose.” ALS to BL, 2 p., April 10, 1965.

245. Ross, Lanny. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 page front and back, introduced by 1 ANS from Leo Stern to John Phillip Huck, n.d.

246. Rothberg, Samuel. ALS to BL, 1 p., June 16, 1965.

247. Ruby, Harry. TLS to “Sweets” [BL], 1 p., Oct.26, 1935.

248. Russell, Frederick. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 21, 1935.

Folder 13

249. Saerchinger, Cesar. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 10, 1934.

250. Salvin, Sam [Manager, The Monte Carlo]. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 5, 1945.

251. Salyers, Joseph H.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 8, 1965. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 14, 1965.

252. Sammock, Victor. ALS to BL, 1 p., April 26, 1949.

253. Samuels, J.R. [Leo Morrison, Inc.]. TLS to BL, 1 p.,Sep. 8, 1937; includes 1 TLS from Leo Morrison to BL, 1 p., Oct. 28, 1937, and 1 TLS from Morrison to BL on Nov. 1, 1937.

254. Sanford, Mrs. Stephen. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 26, 1963.

Box 3 cont’d.

255. Sapadin, Lois L. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 17, 1967; includes invitation for MS fundraiser, 1 p, and envelope.

256. Sardi, Vincent.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Feb. 5, 1971. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1971. c. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 17, 1972.

257. Sartorius, Jr., John M. TLS to Jerome Katz, 1 p., June 6, 1975.

258. Sasportas, Charles. ALS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 14, 1932.

259. Sauter, James E. TLS to Nat Lefkowitz, Esq., April 1, 1937.

260. Saxton, David. TLS to BL, 3 p., n.d., written as a poem.

261. Schlanger (?), F. A. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 19, 1936.

262. Schotz, Benno [Chairman, Festival of Jewish Arts Glasgow, 1951]. TLS to BL, 1 p. front and back, Aug. 14, 1950.

263. Schuster, M. Lincoln (?) [of Simon and Schuster]. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 27, 1936.

264. Schwartz, Arthur.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 12, no year; letter refers to songs borrowed by BL without request. b. TLS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 3, 1947.

265. Scranton, William W. TLS to Harvey Sabinson, 1 p., Mar. 16, 1964.

266. Selborne (?), Delores. ANS to BL, 1 p. front and back, n.d.; includes envelope.

267. Sereval, R. Envelope addressed to BL, 1 p., 1950.

268. "The Service Woman." TLS to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes

Box 3 cont’d.

a form for a monetary donation allowing the donor to have a greeting in this magazine for service women.

269. Shalit, Gene. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 27, 1968.

270. Sharretts, Richard Worthington [signs as "Dick"].

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 3 p., July 3, 1949. b. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 5, 1952. c. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 13, no year. d. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 17, 1952.

271. Shaw, Harold. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Aug. 27, 1956.

272. Sheldon, A. B.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 31, 1951. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 22, 1953.

273. Sherrell, Lew.

a. TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 27, 1967. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., April 3, 1967. c. ANS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 1968; holograph note on back from John Phillip Huck regarding contract concerns.

274. Short, J. [Secretary, Chalfont Park Canoe Club]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 18, 1963.

275. Shryock, Jean.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 3, 1952. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 10, 1964.

276. Silvian, Leonore.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 20, 1952. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 17, 1952.

277. Simpson, C. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 2, 1964.

Box 3 cont’d.

278. Sirmans, Jim [Rogers and Cowen, Inc., Public Relations Firm].

a. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 20, 1964. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 30, 1964.

279. Skouras, Julia P. [Mrs. George P.Skouras].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 24, 1964. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 11, 1964.

Folder 14

280. Small, Ben. ALS to BL, 3 p., April 28, no year.

281. Smith, Dorothy Hackney. ALS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 26, 1965.

282. Sondermann, Fred A.

a. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 4, 1965; includes a two-page listing of topics covered by past participants in the Colorado College Symposium, for which BL was scheduled to speak during the week of Jan. 10, 1966, and a photocopy of the letter, 2 p. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 31, 1965.

283. Soobik, R. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 26, 1969.

284. Sperlin, Clyde. ALS to BL, 1 p., July 13, 1935.

285. Steinberg, Herb. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 22, 1967; includes a photocopy, 1 p.

286. Stephens, Edgar, Sir. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 19, 1964; letter regarding historical interest of the Peel family estates.

287. Stern, Leo.

a. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., April 10, no year. b. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 3, no year. c. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d. d. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

Box 3 cont’d.

e. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d; includes 1 TLS from Donald G. Ginsberg to Leo Stern re. a half hour telefilm for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).

288. Stern, Stewart. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 3, 1964; includes envelope.

289. Stiefel, Milton [General Manager, Ivoryton Playhouse]. TLS to BL, 2 p., regarding why she should play this theatre, includes mention of Tallulah Bankhead.

290. Stoller, Morris [William Morris Agency.]

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 26, 1937. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 2, 1937. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 14, 1937. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 5, 1937. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 28, 1937. f. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 24, 1937.

291. Stone, Phil. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 18, 1962.

292. Storrs, Basil. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 5, 1939.

293. Strickland, C. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 19, 1963.

294. Stuart, Ken. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 4, 1974.

295. Styne, Jule. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 12, 1964.

296. Sullivan, Ed. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sept. 19, 1961. The letter invites BL to join an Honorary Committee to sponsor a "Salute to Mary Martin" for her support of the troops.

297. Syme, N. R. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 5, 1937.

298. Syrett, L. TNS to Robert Fayte, Esq., 1 p., June 25, 1959.

Folder 15

299. S., "Joe" [Philharmonic Hall]. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 29, 1965.

Box 3 cont’d.

300. Taylor, Marian Young.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 20, 1963. b. TNS to BL, 1 p., June 15, 1964

301. Thompson, C. A. [Income Tax Officer]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1935.

302. Thompson, Kay. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 24, 1950.

303. Tillen, K. G. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 13, 1963.

304. Tillstrom, Burr [The Kuklapolitan Players].

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 23, 1952; inc. envelope. b. ALS to BL, 2 p., Mar. 14, 1952.

305. Towne, Maria. ANS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., Jan. 2, 1964.

306. Tripp, Clarence A. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 26, 1948.

307. Tunney, Kieran. TNS to BL, 2 p., n.d.

308. Turgeon, Peter. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 9, 1969.

309. Tried (illeg.), Willard (?). TLS to BL, 1 p., April 15, 1932.

310. Universal City Studios. Envelope addressed to BL, postmarked Feb. 13, 1967.

311. Upson, Jack.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., May 26, 1933. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 16, 1933. c. TNS to BL, series of 1 p. notes. (i) May 13, 1933. (ii) June 1, 1933. (iii) June 2, 1933. (iv) Sep. 1, 1933. (v) Sep. 15, 1933. (vi) Nov. 9, 1933. (vii) n.d. 65

Box 3 cont’d.

(viii) Jan. 10, 1934. (ix) Jan. 16, 1934. (x) Jan. 19, 1934. (xi) Jan. 24, 1934. (xii) Jan. 25, 1934. (xiii) Jan. 31, 1934. (xiv) Feb. 7, 1934. (xv) Feb. 15, 1934. (xvi) Mar. 1, 1934. (xvii) Mar. 19, 1934. (xviii) Mar. 27, 1934. (xix) April 6, 1934. (xx) May 9, 1934.

312. Vivienne [photographic portraiture]. ANS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 6, 1951.

313. Vorsatz, Olive. ALS to BL, 1 p., postmarked Mar. 25, 1975; includes envelope.

314. Wainwright, Stuyvesant III. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Feb. 14, 1975.

315. Walsh, Sadie [often signs just as “Sadie,” an assistant to BL.]

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 14, 1933. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1933. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 18, 1933, page missing. d. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 31, 1934. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 26, 1934.

316. Ward, Joan.

a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 29, 1971. b. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Nov. 28, 1972.

317. Ware, Raymond. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 8, 1965.

318. Warner, Miriam. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 10, 1936.

319. Waters, Ronnie.

a. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 15, 1931. 66

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b. ANS to BL, 2 p., Jan. 31, 1933. c. TLS to BL, 1 p. front and back, June 7, 1950. d. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 19, 1950. e. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 19, 1950 (second letter). f. TLS to BL, 3 p., Aug. 15, 1952. g. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 5, 1965. h. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 16, 1965. i. TLS to BL, 2 p., Dec. 22, 1966; holo. notes.

320. Webb, Michael. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 13, 1970.

321. Weigall, Muriel Lillie [sister of BL, also signs as “Sister Ann”]. Envelope addressed to BL, c. 1972.

322. Weir, John W. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 22, 1933.

323. Weissberger, L. Arnold. a. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Mar. 12, 1962. b. Copy of TLS to Walter Kerr, 2 p., April 8, 1964. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 29, 1968. d. TLS to Morton Gottlieb, 1 p., Feb. 29, 1968. e. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., May 8, 1968. f. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 17, 1968. g. TLS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 20, 1968. h. TLS to BL, 2 p., Aug. 22, 1968. i. Copy of TLS to Albert Ziegler, 2 p., Aug. 29, 1968. j. TLS to Joan Deitch, 1 p., May 22, 1972.

324. The Western Heritable Investment Company, Ltd. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 3, 1964, re. subletting her apartment.

325. Wetherill, Reeves. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 13, 1964.

326. Wilford, Ronald. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 27, 1962.

327. Williams, Austen, Rev. TNS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 16, 1961.

328. Wilson, Dennis Main. TNS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 6, 1958.

329. Wilson, Earl. TLS to BL, 1 p., April 29, 1976.

330. Wilson, Sue. ALS to BL, 1 p. front and back, n.d.

Box 3 cont’d.

331. Wiman (?), John S. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 10, 1945.

332. Winninger, Charles J. [signs as "Bigaboom”]. TLS to "My dear Peanut" [BL], 1 p., July 7, 1933.

333. Witheril, T. F. [also known as "Ted Witheril"]. TLS to Harry Davies, 1 p., Feb. 25, 1954, includes a listing of the four pictures taken by the Promotional Director of the Rideau Players.

334. Wolfington, Iggie. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., n.d.

335. Wollheim, Eric. TLS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 25, 1934.

336. Woollcott, Alexander [signed as "H. Swaffer"]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 19, 1934.

337. Wright, Andrea. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., July 20, 1970.

338. Wright, William C. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 24, 1964.

C. Illegible or unsigned.

Folder 16

1. Unknown. TLS to "Miss Manning," 1 p., Feb. 17, 1965.

2. Unknown. TLS to unknown, p. 2, n.d.

3. Unknown. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 5, 1936.

4. Illegible [Director, Jeanne Lanvin]. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 1, 1937.

5. "Me" (?). ALS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., June 21, 1962.

6. Unknown. TLS to Leo Stern, 1 p., April 10, 1964.

7. Unknown. Copy of TLS to Richard Astor, 1 p., Oct. 19, 1965.

8. Illegible. ALS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 31, 1935. 68

Box 3 cont’d.

9. Illegible. TLS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 4, 1934.

10. Illegible. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 4, 1951.

11. Illegible. ANS to BL, 1 p. front and back, June 27, no year.

12. Unknown. Envelope addressed to BL, n.d.

D. Re: death of Sir Robert Peel.

Folder 17

1. “Alice and Craggs.”

a. ALS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 11, no year. b. ALS to BL, 1 p., April, 1934.

2. Ea (?). ANS to BL, 2 p., May 10, no year.

3. F., Nellie. ANS to BL, 2 p. April 10, 1934.

4. “Fay.” ALS to BL, 1 p., April 13, 1934.

5 Strebel, Victor. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 9, 1934.

6. Somervell, J. G. H. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 1934.

7. Upson (?). ALS to BL, 1 p., April 16, 1934.

8. V., William C. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

9. Weigall, Bill. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 12, 1934.

10. Wilkinson, George. ANS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

11. Woodcock, Thomas W. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 20, 1934.

12. Illegible. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 7, 1934.

13. Miscellaneous list of those who sent condolence letters.

Box 3 cont’d.

E. Re: BL’s son Robert’s schooling.

Folder 18.

1. Bard, M. F. ANS to BL, 2 p., Sep. 26, 1933; includes a listing of class grades, 1 p., same date as letter.

2. Beresford, R. A. A.

a. ALS to BL, 2 p., Oct. 3, 1933. b. ANS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 19, 1933, includes term report, 1 p. c. Term report, Aug. 1, ca. 1933. d. ANS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 13, 1933; includes a sheet with address, 1 p.

3. Howard (?), Cyril.

a. ANS to BL, 1 p., April 29, 1934. b. TNS to BL, 1 p., May 14, 1934.

4. Institute Fisher Boarding and Day School for Girls and Boys. TNS to BL, 1 p., June 17, 1930; includes receipt, 1 p.

5. Lillie, Beatrice [signed B. P.]. ANS to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

6. Lillie, Lucie [signed as “Mother”]. ALS to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1, no year.

7. Peel, Robert, Jr. ALS to BL [addressed as “Mother”].

a. ALS to BL, 1 p., June 18, no year; includes picture of mother crossing ocean. b. ALS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 1, 1933. c. ALS to BL, 1 p., Oct. 7, 1933; includes sketch of boat.

8. “Steve.” ALS to BL, 1 p., n.d.

F. Re: upkeep of residences.

Folder 19

Box 3 cont’d.

1. “Cecil.” ALS to John Phillip Huck, 3 p., n.d.; includes envelope and small note from BL.

2. Gray, Tony [also signs as T. Gray].

a. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 4 p., Oct. 26, no year. b. ALS to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., June 14 and 15, 1971; includes TLS to BL and John Phillip Huck from Blossom Gray [Tony’s wife]. c. ALS from Tony and Blossom to John Phillip Huck and BL, 3 p., Jan. 14, 1973. d. ANS from Tony and Blossom to John Phillip Huck and BL, 1 p., Feb. 27, 1973.

G. Re: financial matters.

Folder 20

1. Broff, Stanley R.

a. TLS to Tenants of 10 East End Avenue, 1 p., Mar. 18, 1963. b. TLS to “Tenant,” 1 p., n.d.

2. Brooks, John Elliott

a. TNS to BL, 1 p., July 14, 1947. b. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 11, 1958.

3. Illegible [Initials are E.C.]. TNS to BL, 1 p., Aug. 25, 1967.

4. Deane, Milton. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., May 26, 1959.

5. Friend, Victor H. TNS to BL, 1 p., Jan. 13, 1964.

6. G., Richard. TLS to BL, 1 p., Mar. 1, 1934.

7. Jackson, V. Brenda M. TLS to BL, 1 p., July 1, 1963; includes clipping, 1 p.

8. Kildea, York [Vice President, Chemical Bank New York Trust Company.] TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 16, 1960. 71

Box 3 cont’d.

9. Laub, J. H. TLS to “Gentlemen” [Hamlin and Co.], 1 p., Jan. 19, 1962.

10. Lindus and Hortin, Solicitors. TLS to BL, 1 p., June 10, 1968.

11. Illegible [Initials are P. W. M.]. TNS to BL, 1 p., July 7, 1971.

12. Meshel, Martin R. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 22, 1962.

13. Reibeisen, Max.

a. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Sep. 26, 1969. b. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Jan. 5, 1971.

14. Reinheimer, Howard E. TLS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 16, 1965.

15. Walsh, Sadie.

a. TLS to BL, 2 p., Jan. 9, 1934. b. TLS to BL, 1 p., Feb. 14, 1934. c. TLS to BL, 1 p., n.d. e. TLS to BL, 1 p., Sep. 6, 1934.

16. Williams, R. Donn. TLS to BL, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1974.

17. Young, Freda [Theodore Goddard & Co]. TNS to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 12, 1958.

H. Telegrams, one page unless noted.

Folder 21

1. Alter, Lou. Telegram to BL, Aug. 1, 1933.

2. “Amlyn.” Telegram to BL, May 25, 1951.

3. “Sister Ann.” Telegram to BL, Dec. 23, 1971.

Box 3 cont’d.

4. Arno, Sig. Telegram to “Cast of Magdalena,” July 26, 1948.

5. Assumpsit, John.

a. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, June 29, 1965. b. Telegram to BL, June 29, 1965.

6. “Audry.” Telegram to BL, Jan. 18, 1935.

7. “Awwdry.” Telegram to BL, Nov. 3, 1934.

8. “Babis, Eileen, Bobby and Po.” Telegram to BL, Dec. 30, 1963, notes verso.

9. “Dame Beatrice.” Telegram to BL, Nov. 14, 1937.

10. “Bingo.” Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Jan. 18, 1966, re: dinner with Lady Bird Johnson.

11. “Brooks.” Telegram to BL, July 7, 1969, notes verso, re: Peel Fold; includes return telegram from BL to Brooks, July 10, 1969 and telegram from Brooks to BL, 2 p., July 14, 1969.

12. Burr, Courtney. Telegram to BL, Dec. 7, 1933.

13. Carnegie Hall Recital Committee. Telegram to BL, May 6, 1963.

14. “Caroline.” Telegram to BL, Nov. 2, 1934.

15. Cedar, Ivan. Telegram to BL, Jan. 31, 1934.

16. Channing, Carol. Telegram to BL, Mar. 22, 1965.

17. Charlot, Andre [signs as “Dada” or “Flip Dada”].

a. Telegram from Charlot’s secretary to BL, Oct. 11, 1932. b. Telegram to BL, Jan. 3, 1933. c. Telegram to BL, Jan. 5, 1933. d. Telegram to BL, Feb. 27, 1933. e. Telegram to BL, Mar. 4, 1933. 73

Box 3 cont’d.

f. Telegram to BL, Mar. 11, 1933. g. Telegram to BL, April 4, 1933. h. Telegram to BL, April 5, 1933. i. Telegram from “Flip Dada” to BL, Nov.8, 1934. j. Telegram to BL, April 29, 1936. k. Telegram to BL, June 10, 1937. l. Telegram to BL, Mar. 26, 1954.

18. “Christine and Dick.” Telegram to BL, June 13, 1950.

19. Cohen, Emanuel. Telegram to BL, July 20, 1935.

20. Cole, Jack. Telegram to “Mat Mattox,” Sept. 22, 1948.

21. Coward, Noël. Telegram to BL, Nov. 6, 1934; inc. telegram from “Tom Wanamaker” to BL, Nov. 6, 1934.

22. Dassin, Jules. Telegram to the Magdalena Company, July 26, 1948.

23. Dietz, Howard. Telegram to BL, April 3, 1934.

24. “Dotty.” Telegram to BL, Nov. 3, 1934.

25. “Eddie.” Telegram to BL, Oct. 4, 1950.

27. “Eileen, Bob, and David.” Telegram to BL, Dec. 31, 1964, notes verso.

28. Fahnestock, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Benjamin C. Tilghman. Telegram to BL, Aug. 23, 1965.

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29. “Leslie Glad and Gus.” Telegram to “Darling” [BL?], Mar. 21, 1967.

30. Goddard, [Theodore]. Telegram to BL, Jan. 15, 1937.

31. Golden, John. Telegram to BL, n.d.

32. Goldstein, Bob and Phyllis Della. Telegram to BL, Sept. 11, 1958.

Box 3 cont’d.

33. Greener, Dorothy. Telegram to BL, May 28, 1949.

34. Harris, Sam.

a. Telegram to BL, 2 p., June 23, 1933. b. Telegram to BL, 2 p., July 6, 1933. . c. Telegram to BL, date illegible.

35. “Harry.” Telegram to BL, Oct. 14, 1937.

36. Hobbs, A. R. B. Telegram to BL, Sept. 15, 1950.

37. Hope, Bob. Telegram to BL, April 17, 1950.

38. “Howard.” Telegram to BL.

a. Sep. 8, 1933. b. Feb. 11, 1934. b. May 18, 1936.

39. Hughes, Betty. Telegram to BL, Nov. 11, 1969.

40. “Iov.”

a. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, n.d. b. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, n.d.

41. “Irene.” Telegram to BL, Nov. 3, 1934.

42. “Joe and Amy.” Telegram to John Phillip Huck, July 26, 1948.

43. “John.” Telegram to BL, n.d.

44. “John and Brownie,” [John and Brownie Elliott Brooks] Mar. 21, 1967.

45. “Junie.” Telegram to John Phillip Huck, July 26, 1948.

46. Langner, Lawrence, Theresa Helburn and Armina Marshall. Telegram to Curran Theatre, April 28, 1948.

47. Larner, Lionel. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Mar. 22, 1962. 75

Box 3 cont’d.

48. Lebus, Bob. Telegram to BL, Jan. 18, 1935.

49. Lester, Edwin. Telegram to BL, July 26, 1948.

50. Lillie, Beatrice.

a. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Oct. 25, 1950. b. Telegram to Mrs. Lillie, Oct. 11, 949. c. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Oct. 7, 1950. d. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Jan. 1, 1951. e. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Jan. 11, 1951. f. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, April 30, 1951.

51. Lynn, Mary. Telegram to BL, May 10, 1945.

52. Lynn, Mary and Jimmie Wells. Telegram to BL, May 10, 1945.

53. Lyons Inc., “Bill Bath.” Telegram to BL, Aug. 21, 1933.

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54. “Madge.”

a. Telegram to BL, June 14, 1937. b. Telegram to BL, July 14, 1937.

55. Mercer, Johnny. Telegram to BL, 1 p., Feb. 10, 1964.

56. Morwink, Charlie Morrison.

a. Telegram to BL, 1 p., July 31, 1933. b. Telegram to BL, 1 p., Aug. 16, 1933. c. Telegram to BL, 1 p., Jan. 25, 1934.

57. Morrison, Charles. Telegram to BL, Jan. 25, 1934.

58. Morrison, Leo [signs as “Leo” or “Morrison”]. Telegrams to BL. a. Feb. 28, 1933. b. Aug. 10, 1933. c. Aug. 20, 1933. d. Sep. 16, 1933. e. Jan. 15, 1934. 76

Box 3 cont’d.

f. Jan. 20, 1934. g. April 9, 1934. h. May 27, 1934. i. Oct. 24, 1934. j. Dec. 11, 1934. k. Dec. 20, 1934. l. Aug. 4, 1936. m. June 2, 1937. n. July 7, 1937. o. July 10, 1937. p. July 13, 1937, notes verso. q. July 17, 1937. r. July 19, 1937. s. July 21, 1937. t. Sep. 14, 1937. u. Mar. 28, 1945. v. Mar. 30, 1945. w. Mar. 31, 1945. x. April 3, 1945. y. Mar. 31, 1954.

59. Mowbray, Alan. Telegram to BL, Oct.12, n.d.

60. Muriel [sister of BL]. Telegram to BL, Aug. 28, 1971, inc. note from Western Union Tele. Co.

61. Murray, Paul. Telegram to BL, Sep. 19, 1932.

62. “Murray.” Telegram to “Bootie” (BL), Jan. 6, n.d.

63. “Neville.”

a. Telegram to BL, 1 p., Jan. 17, 1935. b. Telegram to BL, 1 p., Dec. 18, 1968.

64. “Newprod.” Telegram to BL, Oct. 19, 1933.

65. Noels, Dottie. Telegram to BL, June 2, 1950.

66. “Norah.” Telegram to “Tata,” Mar. 11, 1934.

Box 3 cont’d.

67. “Nutfoot.”

a. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Jan. 20, 1951, holograph note, “WD” [possibly the initials of sender.] b. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Jan. 30, 1951.

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68. “Oggamagee” (?). Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Aug. 20, 1949.

69. “Olive.” Telegram to BL, Jan. 18, 1935.

70. Olsen, Tor.

a. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, July 24, 1968. b. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, 2 p., July 27, 1968.

71. Otto, Rodo. Telegram to BL, July 25, 1950.

71. Paul, Vera [Muriel’s Godchild]. Telegram to John Phillip Huck and BL, Aug. 19, 1973.

72. “Peggy.” Telegram to BL, Jan. 18, 1935.

73. “Pixie.” Telegram to BL, July 23, 1950.

74. Phillip, John [John Phillip Huck, also signs as John Phillip Huck]. Telegram to Mr. Hallman, April 28, 1970, inc. holograph note, 1 p., and envelope.

75. Poulsen [M].

a. Telegram to BL, April 12, 1937. b. Telegram to BL, June 16, 1936. c. Telegram to BL, June 19, 1936.

76. Poupart, Homer. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1964.

77. Reinheimer, [Howard]. Telegram to BL, Aug. 1968, notes verso.

78. “Reggie.” Telegram to BL, April 6, 1935. 78

Box 3 cont’d.

79. “Rowley.” Telegram to BL, Mar. 8, 1930.

80. Rodgers, Shirley [Rodgers & Hammerstein]. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, May 31, 1950.

81. “Sam.” Telegram to BL, July 15, 1933.

82. Schwartz, Arthur. Telegram to BL, Sep. 1936.

83. Sherrell, Lew. Telegram to BL, Mar. 6, 1968.

84. Short, Hassard. Telegram to BL, 2 p., June 30, 1933.

85. Shurr, Louis. Telegram to BL, Sep. 16, 1933.

86. Simon, Weber. Telegram to BL, Aug. 15, 1933.

87. Skouras, Mrs. George P. Telegram to BL, Aug. 19, 1964; notes verso.

88. Stewart, Peter.

a. Telegram to BL, Nov. 3, 1934. b. Telegram to BL, Sep. 17, 1958.

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89. “Terry.” Telegram, May 31, 1950.

90. Trustee. Telegram to BL, Nov. 21, 1934.

91. “Tony.” Telegram to BL, Jan. 18, 1935.

92. Tyler, W. H. Telegram to BL, June 16, 1934.

93. “Upshot 55.” Telegram to BL, Sep. 15, 1958.

94. Valet, Jimmies. Telegram to BL, n.d.

95. “Villa Lobos.” Telegram to “Magdalena’s Cast,” Aug. 1, 1948.

96. “Vivien.” Telegram to BL, Dec. 27, 1951.

Box 3 cont’d.

97. Webb, Clifton. Telegram to BL, July 14, 1933.

98. Walsh, Sadie.

a. Telegram to BL, Oct. 31, 1934. b. Telegram to BL, Aug. 2, 1933. c. Telegram to BL, Sep. 15, 1933.

99. Weissberger, Arnold. Photocopy of telegram to A. Ziegler, Aug. 16, 1968.

100. Wilson, Earl. Telegram to BL, May 3, 1963; notes verso.

101. Unsigned. Telegram to BL, Aug. 18, 1969.

102. Unsigned. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, Feb. 5, 1951, notes on verso.

103. Unsigned. Telegram to Dorothy Dickson, Mar. 10, 1951.

104. Unsigned. Telegram to John Phillip Huck, June 8, 1964.

105. Unsigned. Telegram to J.R. Baradel, n.d.

I. Telegrams re: death of Sir Robert Peel.

Folder 26

1. “Annie.” Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

2. “Charlie.” Telegram to “Beattie” [BL], April 17, 1934.

3. Clifton, Mabelle. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

4. Cochran, Charlie and Evelyn. Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

5. Darewski, Ruby. Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

6. French, Margaret and Winsor. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

7. “Helen and Charlie.” Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934. 80

Box 3 cont’d.

8. Hulbert, Jack and Cindy. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

9. “Ida and Frank.” Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

10. “Irene.” Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

11. Leigh, Myrtle and Claud. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

12. “Leslie.” Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

13. “Madeleine & Hilda.” Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

14. McKettrick, Dan and Mazie. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

15. Leo [Morrison]. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

16. “Picco.” Telegram to BL, April 9, 1934.

17. Potter, Jack. Telegram to BL, April 7, 1934.

18. Rodgers, Mort. Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

19. Swope, Herbert Bayard. Telegram to BL, April 8, 1934.

20. “Valerie and Hugh.” Telegram to BL, April 6, 1934.

21. “The Jack Whitings.” Telegram to BL, April 11, 1934.

J. Correspondence, telegrams re. opening night of “High Spirits,“ 1 p., April 7, 1964 (unless otherwise noted).

Folder 27

1. “Sister Ann.” Telegram to BL.

2. “Armina, Philip and Maralyn.” Telegram to BL.

3. B., Irene. Telegram to BL.

4. Baker, Charles [William Morris Agency]. Telegram to BL.

5. Becker, Honey and Bruce. Telegram to BL.

Box 3 cont’d.

6. Blane, Ralph. Telegram to BL.

7. Van Cleve, Edie. Telegram to BL.

8. Cole, Roz. Telegram to BL.

9. “The Crabtrees.” Telegram to BL.

10. Crabtree, David. Telegram to BL, April 8, 1964.

11. Dewilde, Genie, Fritz, Susan, and Brandon. Telegram to BL.

12. Franklin, Eddie [“Rabbit”?]. Telegram to BL.

13. Gardner, “Hy Alai.” Telegram to BL.

14. Gielgud, John. Telegram to BL.

15. Goldenberg, Billy. Telegram to BL.

16. Goldman, Milton. Telegram to BL.

17. Gray, Timothy. Telegram to BL, April 6, 1964.

18. Green, Carl. Telegram to BL.

19. Guiness, Alec. Telegram to BL.

20. “Your Haberdasher.” (?) Telegram to BL, April 9, 1964.

21. Hart, Kitty. Telegram to BL.

22. Hayward, Pamela and Leland. Telegram to BL.

23. “Hermione the Gingold One” [see also letter from Hermione Baddeley]. Telegram to BL.

24. Hocker, David. Telegram to BL.

25. Keith, Larry. Telegram to “Agnes,” [BL].

26. “Kit.” Telegram to BL.

Box 3 cont’d.

27. “Kitty and Gilbert.” Telegram to BL.

28. Leighton, Maggie. Telegram to BL.

29. Lerman, Mademoiselle Leo. Telegram to BL.

30. Loos, Anita. Telegram to BL.

31. Lyons, Sylvia and Leonard. Telegram to BL.

32. “Mill.” Telegram to BL.

33. Mundin, Kay. Telegram to BL.

34. “Napier.” Telegram to BL.

35. “Nayancy.” Telegram to BL.

36. Peel, Abe. Telegram to BL.

37. Pennario, Leonard. Telegram to BL.

38. “Peter.” Telegram to BL.

39. “Ronnie.” Telegram to BL.

40. “Ruth and Reid.” Telegram to BL.

41. Reinheimer, Ellie and Howard. Telegram to BL.

42. Sardi, Vincent, Jr. Telegram to BL.

43. Sheil, Peter. Telegram to BL.

44. Schwartz, Arthur. Telegram to BL.

45. Shurr, Lester. Telegram to BL.

46. Sillman, Leonard. Telegram to BL.

47. Sissle, Noble. Telegram to BL.

48. Smith, Oliver. Telegram to BL.

Box 3 cont’d.

49. “Thea and Al.” Telegram to BL.

50. Itemized list of cablegrams received, n.d.

K. Invitations, one page unless noted.

Folder 28

1. Blackwell, Earl.

a. Invitation to John Philip [John Phillip Huck], Feb. 3, 1970. b. Invitation to BL, Jan. 26, 1970, to honor Noël Coward.

2. Beulliall, Michael and Bobby H (?). Invitation to BL, n.d.

3. Cheatham, C. [Mrs. Owen Robertson]. Invitation to unknown, n.d.

4. Dinsdale, the Honourable Walter [Minister of Northern Affairs and National Resources]. Two invitations, 1 p. each, July 2, 1962; includes sheet with directions to “Discovery Claim” and envelope.

5. Friends of the Music Theater of Lincoln Center and The George Junior Republic. Invitation to BL, Nov. 20, 1967, includes personal note from Richard Rodgers, producer of “The Magic of Cole Porter.”

6. Goulandris, Mrs. John [Royal Hellenic Foundation for Charities, Inc.]. Invitation to BL, 2 p., Jan. 25, 1964, event honors “Her Majesty Frederika, Queen of the Hellenes.”

7. Heiskell, Andrew, James A. Linen, Rhett Austell, and Time, inc. Invitation to BL, 1 p., Nov. 19, 1965.

8. Hardy, Jerome L. [Publisher of Life Magazine]. Invitation to BL, 1 p., Mar. 8, 1965.

9. Hennessy, Mrs. John and Mrs. Albert S. Endler. Invitation to BL, 1 p., April 27, 1964, notes verso.

Box 3 cont’d.

10. “Lila.” [The Patrons Committee of Le Salon des Arts]. Invitation to BL, 1 p., Nov. 18, 1965.

11. Maw, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Elwood. Invitations to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p. each, re. marriage of Susan Margot and Andre Brandon de Wilde, includes drafts of acceptance letters.

12. National Gallery of Art Trustees. Invitation to BL, Dec. 17, 1969, reception and screening of “The Merry Widow.”

13. Porter, Cole. Invitation to BL and John Phillip Huck for dinner, Jan. 16, n.d.

14. Reed, Permelia [Mrs. Joseph Verner Reed, Vice Chairman and Sec. of the Amer. Pageant for Fashion and the Arts]. Invitation for BL, Dec. 12, 1963.

15 Rodgers, Richard and Oscar Hammerstein II. Invitation to BL, Nov. 1, 1951, re. opening of “South Pacific.”

16 Sanford, Mary [American French Foundation]. Invitation to BL, April 8, 1967.

17 Sillman, Leonard. Invitation to BL, New Year’s Eve, n.d.

18 Tomlinson, Mrs. F. P. and Her Britannic Majesty’s Consul- General. Invitation to BL, April 30, n.d.

19. Webb, Clifton. Invitation to J. P. H., Nov. 10, 1950.

20. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. John Hay. Invitation to BL, Nov. 23, n.d.

L. Cards.

Folder 29

1. Andrews, Julie. Card not addressed, 1 p., n.d.

2. “Arthur.” Card to BL, 1 p., n.d., re: a thank you.

3. Astor, Richard [signs as “Dick”]. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

Box 3 cont’d.

4. Bannerman, Bunny. Card to BL, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1975; inc. envelope.

5. Bell, Carl. Card to BL, 1 p., Nov. 25, 1969.

6. Berkelhauer, Bert. Card to BL, 2 p., n.d.

7. “B. F.” Two cards to “Darling ‘It’” [BL], 1 p. each, n.d.

8. “B. F. and Barney.”

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. b. Card to “Dearest Little Bea,” [BL], 1 p., n.d. c. Card to “Darling ‘It,’” 1 p., n.d. d. Card to “It” from “Mary and Barney,” 1 p., n.d. e. Card from “Mary and Barney,” 1 p., n.d.

9. Binfield, E. Card to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

10. Beaumont, Hugh [signs as “Binkie]. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

11. Bloch, Jr., Xenia and Jules. Card to “Mayidam,” 1 p., n.d.

12. Blume, Al and Thea. Two printed cards, 2 p., n.d.

13. Blume, T. [signs as “Tuppence”]. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Dec. 1968; includes envelope.

14. Borgesi, Samuel H. [signed “Little Sammy” or “AEWBL”]. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

15. Boswell, Conny.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

16. Bowness, Kathleen E. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

17. Bricusse, Evie and Leslie. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

18. Brooks, John and Brownie Elliott. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

19. Bull, Peter. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

Box 3 cont’d.

20. “Bucky.” (?) Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

21. Carpenter, Thelma. Card to BL, 1 p., c. Dec.1968.

22. “The Chatoooo.” Envelope to BL, 1967.

23. Castros, Paul. Card to BL, 1 p., c. Dec. 1969.

24. Casheutes, Constance. Card [signed Connie] to John Phillip Huck, postmarked July 14, 1963; includes envelope.

25. Charlot, Andre, Joan, and Flip.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1950. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

26. Coe, Christine and Dick [Richard] Coe. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

27. Coward, Noël. Card signed by “John” for Noel, 1 p., n.d.

28. Crosby, Kathryn, Bing, Harry, Mary Frances, Nathaniel and Remus. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

29. “Daiso.” Card, 1 p., 1950.

30. “Cousin Daisy.” Card to “Cousin Bea” [BL], 1 p., n.d.

31. “David.” Card to “Cousin Bea,” [BL], 1 p., n.d.

32. Davis, Roger.

a. Card to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., Dec. 8, 1967. b. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1969, notes verso.

33. DeLouise, Dom. Three photograph greeting cards.

a. 1 p., Dec. 15, 1967; notes verso. b. 1 p., n.d.; notes verso. c. 1 p., Dec. 19, 1969.

Box 3 cont’d.

34. De Wolfe, Billy.

a. Card to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., 1962. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

35. “Dick” [also signs as “Bingo”].

a. Card to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., c. May 1964. b. Card to BL, 1 p., May 1964.

36. Diggs, Rene. Card to BL, 1 p., Feb. 28, 1965.

37. “Dorothy.” Card to BL, 1 p., 1969.

38. Dorfman, Nat. Card to BL (?), 1 p., n.d.

39. “Dotty.” Card to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., April 29, 1954.

40. Drake, Marjorie. Card to BL, 1 p., 1967.

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41. “Eckie, Little Sister.” Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

42. “Ellie.” Card to BL, 1 p., Sep. 6, no year; inc. envelope.

43. Fayti, Mr. and Mrs. John. Card to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

44. Fitzgerald, J. [signs as “Fitzy”].

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. b. Card to BL, 1 p., 1963. c. Card to BL, 1 p., 1964.

45. “Genie, Firty (?), and Brandon.” Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

46. Gielgud, John. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; photograph enc.

47. Gray, Tony and Blossom.

a. Card to “Sir John,” [John Phillip Huck], 1 p., n.d. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. c. Birthday card, 1 p., n.d. 88

Box 3 cont’d.

d. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. e. Card to BL, 1 p., Nov. 8, 1968. f. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. g. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

48. Grimes, Tammy. Card to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

49. Guider, Dorothy and Duke. Card, 1 p., 1968.

50. Guillot, Alvaro. Card to “J. and B.” [BL and John Phillip Huck], 1 p., n.d.

51. Haley, Jack, Jr. and Liza [Liza Minnelli, briefly married to Jack Haley’s son, Jack Haley Jr.]. Card to “Nance,” 1 p., n.d.

52. Hare, Channing [signs as “Uncle Bunny”]. Holiday card to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

53. Hartley, Ted. Card to “you both” [unknown], 1 p., 1967.

54. Hawkins, Lanie. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

55. Hayes, Helen.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., Christmas 1963. b. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 13, 1969. c. Card from Hayes and James MacArthur, 1 p., n.d.

56. Hearnah, Phyllis.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d., notes verso. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.. c. Card to BL, 1 p., 1968. d. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1968.

57 Hensel, Stephen Hopkins [signs as “Stevie]. Card to BL, 1 p., 1967.

58. Hope, Bob and Family. Card to BL, 1 p., Jan. 1970.

59. Hynes, Kay. Note card to BL, 1 p., Sep. 27, 1972.

Box 3 cont’d.

Folder 31

60. Janis, Elsie.

a. 2 holiday form letters, n.d. b. Notecard to unknown, “Greetings for a hopeful Christmas and an unatomic New Year,” 1950.

61. “Josh.” Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

62. “Kabuki, Mittens.” Letter to “Darling Godmother” [BL], 1 p., n.d.

63. Kanner, Mrs. L. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked 1975; includes envelope.

64. “Kathy and Jim.” Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 18, 1970.

65. Laffey, Bruce [signs as “Brucie Balls”]. Card to “Fraulein and J. P.” [BL and John Phillip Huck], 1 p., April 3, 1972.

66. Lahr, Mildred and Bert. Christmas form letter, n.d.

67. The Lavans. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

68. Lawrence, Gertrude.

a. Christmas form letter, n.d. b. Card to BL, 1 p., Christmas 1950. c. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Jan. 1952; includes envelope.

69. Leed, Olive and William. Christmas form letter with holo. notes, 1968.

70. Lillie, Beatrice. Card to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

71. Lillie, Cousin John A. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 9, 1972.

72. Lodge, Lily [Mrs. James L. Marcus]. . a. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Dec. 25, 1957; includes envelope. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. 90

Box 3 cont’d.

c. Christmas card from Jim and Lily, 1 p., n.d.

73. Logan, Joshua, Nedda and Tom. Christmas form letter, n.d.

74. “Luigi.” Christmas form card, 1 p., n.d.

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75. Mansfield, Richard and Nancy. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

76. Malpe, Lillian Doria. Card to BL, 1 p., Mar. 25, 1975; includes envelope.

77. Marcus, Aaron G.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., Nov. 28, 1969. b. Christmas form letter, 1 p., n.d.

78. Marcus, Jim and Lily.

79. Martin, Margaret. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

80. Maver, Lynn. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

81. McCormick, Ken. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

82. McDowall, Roddy. Three Christmas form notes to BL, 1 p. each, n.d.

83. Menhey (?), Helen [President, American Theatre Wing]. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d., thanking her for her attendance at the ‘Tony’ Awards Dinner.

84. “Mercedes.” Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 21, 1946.

85. Moon, Amelia E. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Mar. 2, 1975.

86. Moorehead, Agnes.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. b. Christmas form letter, 1 p., n.d.

Box 3 cont’d.

87. Murray, Arthur and Kathryn. Christmas form card, 1 p., n.d.

88. “Neville.” Christmas card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

89. “Newsboys.” Christmas card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 33

90. O’Brien, Pat and wife. Card to “Eva” (?), 2 p., n.d.

91. “Pam.” Card to BL and “Unca” [J. P. H.?], 1 p., n.d.

92. “Pam and Kurt.”

a. Card to “a Thoroughly Modern Lillie” [BL], 1 p., n.d. b. Card with photograph to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., 1965. c. Card to BL from “Pam, Kurt, and Scott,” 1 p., n.d.

93. Peel, Hi-Fi, Pearl, Tammy and Peter. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

94. Perry, John. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

95. Poupart, Homer [signs as “Larry”]. Card to BL and John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

96. Ragnetti, Virgil and Lorraine. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Mar. 1975; includes envelope.

97. “Rodo & Otto”.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. b. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 16, 1968. c. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 16, 1969.

98. Rowand, Dorothy. Note to BL, 1 p., April 4, 1975.

99. Rowland, Toby. Christmas form card, 1 p., n.d.

100. Roxborough, Laura [Mrs. E. L.]. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec.12, 1966.

Box 3 cont’d.

101. Scott, Charles. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

102. Smith, Edith [signs as “Eadie”]. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Mar. 25, 1975; includes envelope.

103. Spitzer, Fritz. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 16, 1967.

104. Stern, Stewart. Card to BL, 1 p., Dec. 1969; inc. envelope.

105. “Stewart.” Card to J.P.H., 1 p., small note, n.d.

106. Tabor, Gring.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d. b. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

107. Tessler, Susan and Fred. Card to BL, 1 p., postmarked Mar. 28, 1975.

108. Thompson, Buddy. New Year form card, 1 p., n.d.

109. Turgeons, The (Peter).

a. Form card, 1 p., 1967. b. Form card, 1 p., 1968. c. Form card, 1 p., n.d.

110. Vaughn, Marion. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

111. Vigouroux, Ethel and George.

a. Christmas form card, 1 p., Dec. 10, 1970. b. Christmas form cards, 1 p. each, n.d. c. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

112. Wallace, Norman. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.; includes envelope.

113. Webb, Clifton. Card to BL [addressed to “Dri?”], 1 p., n.d.

114. Weissberger, L. Arnold. Card to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

115. Weldon, Sir A. [signs as “Tony”]. Card to BL, 1 p., 1969. 93

Box 3 cont’d.

116. Wilcox, Biji [Mr. and Mrs. Toby Franklin Wilcox]. Card to John Phillip Huck, 1 p., n.d.

117. Wiman, Steve.

a. Card to BL, 1 p., 1967. b. Christmas form card to BL, 1 p., n.d. c. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

118. Wyley, Lux and “Kiri.”

a. Card to BL, 1 p., 1970. b. Card to BL, 1 p., 1975; includes envelope. c. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

119. Signed by a number of friends. Card to BL, 1 p., n.d.

120. Unsigned card [signs as “The Bloody Copse”], 1 p., n.d.

121. Unsigned postcard with sketch of BL, reads, “Montparnasse will be kissed by tonight,” postmarked 1952.

M. Name cards.

Folder 34

1. Blumenthal, Roy. Note on back to BL, Sep. 19, 1958.

2. Dietz, Charles R.

3. Griffith, Tom and Caroline. Note on back to BL, May 1964.

4. “Kitty.” Note to BL, n.d.

5. Lady Bird [signs as “Pam”]. Note to BL, n.d.

6. Lawson, Miss Marian. Note to M. Walsh re. BL, n.d.

7. Lindner, J. Lewis.

8. Loy, Myrna. Note to BL and John Phillip Huck, n.d. 94

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9. Maggiora, L. S. [Manager, Cabaret]. Request to BL re. song choice, n.d.

10. Mazer, Stan. Note to BL, n.d. “Thanks for starring in my first show.”

11. Mercer, Ginger and Johnnie. Note to BL, n.d.

12. Lady Peel.

13. “Peg.” Note to “Phil” on cardboard scrap, n.d.

14. Penachio, The Reverend Andre. Note to BL, June 3, 1964.

15. Rich, Harold.

16. Sarnoff, Robert W. Note signed as “Bob” to BL, n.d.

17. “The Sheldons.” Note to BL, n.d.; includes envelope.

N. Fan mail, cards.

Folders 35-38

1. 95 Cards, all fan mail.

Box 4

Folder 1

2. 42 Cards, fan mail, 1975.

O. Fan mail, letters.

Folders 2-4

1. 138 letters from fans, some inc. envelopes, 1931-1977, most from 1960’s and 1970’s.

P. Envelopes.

Box 4 cont’d.

Folder 5

1. 16 envelopes without letters, 1970-1975.

Q. Address book, no title. Brown, spiral bound address book without cover and with holograph notes, Christmas1951, includes drawings by BL of her dog and her deceased son (as an angel). Addresses include Clark Gable, the Duke of Windsor, and other celebrities.

III. Notebooks.

Folder 6

A. “Bea Titch: ‘Tab Tho This Peke’” (?). Cardboard covered spiral notebook with holograph notes, Feb. 1963.

IV. Research Material.

Folder 7

A. Interviews.

1. “I Met Beatrice Lillie,” by Brian Trent. Interview manuscript, 4 p., n.d., “a Topical Interview Exclusive.”

2. Untitled. Interview between “INT,” BL, and John Phillip Huck. Incomplete draft, TS with holo. notes, 1 p., n.d.

B. Notes, author unknown. Addressed to John Phillip Huck. List of famous contacts of BL, theatres in which she performed, and “sources to be exploited,” 8 p., n.d.

V. Professional Material.

A. Agenda re. costume changes and order of performance.

Folder 8

1. Costume changes for “Auntie Mame,” scenes 1-3 to 2-11, 1 p., n.d.; includes program running order, 1 p., “Sunday Night at the London Palladium,” April 27, 1958.

2. “Mames Costume Changes,” act 1, 2 p., n.d.

Box 4 cont’d.

3. Holograph notes on the order for “Opening No.”, “Bea Record Shop”, “Wally Cox”, and “Hospital Skits”, 1 p., n.d.

B. Itineraries.

1. Hamlin Travel Ltd. “Itinerary for Lady Beatrice Peel and Mr. John Philip Huck. Around the World, 1954,” 2 p., July 17 – Aug. 4, 1954; includes envelope.

2. Korban, Bernan. Office memoranda to Herb Steinberg.

a. Suggested itinerary for Bea Lillie in connection with ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie,’”1 p., Feb. 24, 1967.

b. Revision #2, suggested itinerary for Bea Lillie in connection with “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” 1 p., Mar. 10, 1967, notes verso.

c. From Kamey, Paul to “All Concerned,” Beatrice Lillie’s New York, press, syndicate and magazine schedule re: “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” 1 p., Mar. 15, 1967.

3. McDonald, Duncan. Observation Point, WQXR. “Beatrice Lillie, Star of the Musical High Spirits.” Monday show, 1 p., Sep. 28, 1964.

4. Segal, Maurice [Universal Pictures]. TLS to John Phillip Huck, includes itinerary for the plane flights for BL and John Phillip Huck on U.S. tour, 2 p., Mar. 3, 1967.

5. Wetherill, Reeves, Public Relations Director. “Personal Appearance of Beatrice Lillie,” 2 p., Mar. 16, 1964; re. a personal appearance of BL, presented by John Wanamaker.

Folder 9

C. Press kit.; includes a personal note to BL from George Stevens, Jr., [Director], printed material, press releases and clippings related to the American Film Institute Theatre, American Film Institute Opening, Jan. 1970. 97

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D. Promotional material [see Large Size Material, Box 7 for pamphlet on “The Lillie Trio”].

Folder 10

1. Solters, O’Rourke, and Sabinson [a public relations firm]. “Beatrice Lillie –Madame Arcati.” 2 p., n.d; for playbill, bio 2. Also included, a 1 page draft of bio with holo. notes.

2. United Artists Release. “Charlie Chaplin in City Lights.” 10 p., opens April 8, n.d.

3. Untitled. TLS from Florence Sylvia to BL, includes a series of photograph captions for a magazine, 3 p., n.d.

4. “High Spirits,” two sketches in pencil and marker for posters, with holograph notes, n.d. [also see Large Size Material box].

E. Public involvement.

Folder 11

1. “Fashion Show Program,” 11 p., n.d.; includes sheet of Celebrity Mannequins that includes BL.

2. “Mary MacArthur Memorial Award Supper,” auspices of March of Dimes, 4 p., Mar. 2, 1965; re. table layout.

3. The National Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. “An American Pageant of Fashion and the Arts,” 4 p. program, Dec. 29, 1963; includes table layout, 4 p.

4. “Television in Art.” The Second Annual Goodson-Todman Art Exhibition, 10 p., Sep. 21 to Oct. 3, 1964.

E. Report.

Folder 12

1. McNeil, John [proposal by]. “Prosaic Theatres,” a plan for thirty touring companies involving forty towns, 4 p., n.d.; includes sketches.

Box 4 cont’d.

2. Misc. listing of hotels and the celebrities visiting, 1 p., n.d.

G. Shooting calls from director George Roy Hill for “Thoroughly Modern Millie, 6 total, June 30 – Aug. 11, 1966.

VI. Legal Material.

A. Contracts and Agreements.

Folder 13

1. General Release form and receipt for money paid by BL to Arthur Edmunds, Feb. 19, 1929.

2. Contract bet. BL and the William Morris Agency, inc. re. radio engagement on the Pural Hour, Nov. 22, 1929.

3. Run-of-the-play Standard Contract between BL and Dwight Deere Wiman Productions re. “The Third Little Show,” Mar. 7, 1931, inc. original agreement, Mar. 7, 1931.

4. Binding agreement between BL and Columbia Artists Bureau, Inc. re. promotions, rehearsals and performance on the “Vitality Shoe Program” on Nov. 25, 1931, original contract, June 23, 1931.

5. Agreement between BL, Artist, Frank Grey, composer, and Earle Crooker, lyricist for use of the song “The Girl with the Whip,” June 26, 1932.

6. Agreements between BL and Club El Patio for a four-week engagement beg. April 11, 1932, original contract not yet signed by BL, April 5, 1932.

7. Agreement between BL and John U. Reber of the J. Walter Thompson Co., re. personal appearance of BL on a weekly radio program, one original and one copy of contract, Nov. 16, 1932.

8. Contract between BL and Monseigneur Limited to appear at Monseigneur in April 1934, Feb. 14, 1934.

9. Contract between BL and F. Richard Anderson, Jr. of the National Broadcasting Company to supply photograph and 99

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joke to the McKay Publishing Co. and Hal Horne, Inc. for reproduction in the book, “Hap Lee’s Radio Stars Book of Humor,” Feb. 25, 1935.

Folder 14

10. Agreement and “Run-of-the-Play Contract” between John Shubert, Select Theatre Corporation, and BL, re. production of the “Ziegfield Follies” by Select Theatre Corporation, 1956-1957 season; includes rider and recording options.

11. “Standard Run-of-the-Play Contract” between John Phillip Huck and Mark H. Kroll re. “Ziegfield Follies,” Dec. 1956; includes recording option and note re. termination of agreement.

12. Artist’s duplicate of agreement confirmation between BL and Frank Lee of Decca Records, Nov. 14, 1958, signed by BL with holo. corrections, includes small note regarding Decca contract #119, date unknown.

13. Agreement confirmation between BL and The Decca Record Company, Ltd, re. the rights to one long-playing record for that year, July 27, 1961; includes TNS from Joan V. Hyde to BL, 1 p., Dec. 18, 1961.

14. TLS from Joan Hyde [Artist’s Department, Decca Record Co.] to John Phillip Huck, describing contract BL made with Mr. Mendl for alterations; includes list of figures, for signature, Sept. 4, 1961.

15. Copy of Actors’ Equity Association “run-of-the-play” contract rider re. “Captain Isabelle,” Aug. 1962; includes TNS from Albert I. DaSilva to BL, 1 p., Aug. 13, 1962.

16. Revised Associate Producer’s Agreement between Alfred de Liagre and John Phillip Huck, introduced by 1 TNS from Albert DaSilva to John Phillip Huck on Aug. 13, 1962; inc. two different versions of Rider to Actors’ Equity Association “Run-of-the-Play Contract” between BL and Alfred de Liagre.

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17. Management Contract between Richard Astor and BL, original contract, May 6, 1963.

18. “Standard Run-of-the-Play Contract” between Lester Osterman and BL re. “High Spirits,” original copy, May 21, 1963; includes rider laying on the terms of the contract.

19. Contract between John Phillip Huck and Richard Astor re. agency’s percent of monies earned by BL in Lester Osterman’s production of “High Spirits,” original contract and one copy included, May 14, 1963.

20. Contract between John Phillip Huck and Richard Astor re. earnings shared by the agency for profits BL made following Frito-Lay, Inc. commercials, original contract and one copy, July 6, 1964.

21. “Standard AFTRA Engagement Contract - Network Television,” between BL and J. Scibetta and W. Cosmas of the National Broadcasting Company re. the “Tonight Program,” July 24, 1964.

22. Agreement confirmation between BL and Young and Rubicam, Inc. Advertising, re. commercials, July 31, 1964.

Folder 15

23. “Program Participant Form,” a contract between CBS Radio and BL, re. radio interview program, “Let’s Talk about Lucy,” includes two TLS from Shirley Stahnke to BL, Oct. 15, 1964 and Jan. 20, 1965, and three blank copies of contract.

24. Principle Stock Jobbing Contract between BL and the Paper Mill Playhouse.

a. Original contract, Mar. 24, 1965; includes three riders and two small papers with changes. b. Contract, May 24, 1965, includes 1 rider.

25. Management Contract between Richard Astor and BL.

a. Mar. 24, 1965, includes TLS from Frank Carrington [The Paper Mill Playhouse] to John 101

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Phillip Huck, and TLS from Richard Astor to John Phillip Huck. b. May 24, 1965, includes TLS from Hugh Fordin [Mt. Tom Playhouse] to John Phillip Huck, and TLS from Richard Astor to John Phillip Huck.

26. Letter of Intent from Joseph H. Salyers to John Phillip Huck, June 2, 1965, includes TLS from John Phillip Huck to Salyers re. letter of intent, July 6, 1965 and five additional drafts of this letter.

27. Letter of Confirmation from Samuel C. Cohn to Richard Astor re. television pilot, “The Pruitts of Southampton”, 3 p., Sep. 27, 1965; includes letter of agreement between Samuel C. Cohn and Richard Astor, 4 p., Oct. 4, 1965.

28. “Standard AFTRA Engagement Contract for Single Television Broadcast and for Multiple Television Broadcasts within One Calendar Week,” between BL and Anthony Productions, Inc, original contract, Aug. 4, 1967.

29. Copy of contract between “Schulman” and “Darien” for the program, “Take Thirty,” April 29, 1970; includes TLS from Kathy Dyton to BL, Mar. 26, 1960 re. contract.

30. Letter of Instruction from John Phillip Huck to “Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods, Ltd re. financial matters, Jan. 9, 1976.

31. Actor’s Equity Form, recording option, 1 p., n.d.

32. Agreement preceding contract between BL and Frito-Lay, Inc. between Lucy Sokole, Casting Director [Young and Rubicam], and Richard Astor, n.d.

B. Trust agreements.

Folder 16

1. Trust agreement between BL [settlor] and The Bank of New York and Jerome Katz [trustees], John Phillip Huck’s copy, n.d.

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2. Copy of the Receipt, Release and Discharge of the Bank of New York and Jerome Katz, Trustees of the Trust Estate for the Benefit of Beatrice Gladys Peel, April 23, 1976; includes memorandum from John Phillip Huck to Jerome Katz re. need for money to care for himself and BL, Mar. 21, 1976.

C. Affidavits [BL as defendant].

Folder 17

1. Copy of the Defence (English spelling) for the case between Norman Hartnell Ltd, Plaintiffs, and BL, Defendant, 1952; includes TLS from John Elliott Brooks to BL, 1 p., Nov. 27, 1952, and Affidavit of Documents, 1952.

2. Further and Better Particulars of the Statement of Claim in the High Court of Justice, Queen’s Bench Division, in the case between BL and the Thames Conservancy, July 18, 1968; includes Copy of the Request for Further and Better Particulars of the Further and Better Particulars of the Statement of Claim, 1968.

Folder 18

D. Boundary line agreement between William R. Stelzner and Caroline L. Stelzner and Richard H. Miller and John L. Miller [Trustees], Recorded July 23, 1973.

Folder 19

E. Copy of Limited Partnership Agreement [L.D. Productions Co.], signed by two of the partners, BL and Edward D. Dowling; includes TLS to “Gentlemen” [L.D. Productions Co. and Mr. Edward D. Dowling] from BL, Aug. 1953.

F. Power of attorney papers.

1. Letter of Instructions and Power of Attorney assigned to the Bank of New York on behalf of BL; includes TLS from R. Donn Williams, 1 p., Feb. 26, 1970.

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2. Power of Attorney transferred to John Phillip Huck by BL, Mar. 7, 1972; two copies, includes TLS from John Phillip Huck to R. Donn Williams, Feb. 6, 1974.

G. Dog license and pedigree forms.

1. New York City Dog License for “Mr. Lee,” owner BL, 1958.

2. Order from the City of New York Department of Health to deliver dog to the shelter of the A.S.P.C.A., April 18, 1957.

3. “Sherley’s Pedigree Form,” for “Porgy,” June 1, 1950; includes photograph of dog.

Folder 20

H. Sir Robert and Lady Peel’s Marriage Settlement, Sir Robert Peel’s Settlement Trust, Income Account for Year to 31st July 1946, General Fund under L 51, and Schedule of Income for Year ending 31st July 1946.

I. Drafts of Will of Beatrice Lillie.

1. Draft of last will of BL, original version, Mar. 16, 1931.

2. Will of BL, copy with holo. corrections, May 28, 1959.

3. Draft of last will, 1968.

4. Draft of last will, copy, 1968; a different version than the other will from 1968.

5. Last will, copy, July 21, 1970; includes TNS from John Phillip Huck to BL, July 23, 1970.

J. General.

1. Legal document and claim witnessed by Doris McNeal, Oct. 1933; includes letter to “Sir” [The Public Trustee] from Glynn Barton & Co.

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2. Two copies of Loan Receipt/Warranty; includes TLS from Marge McGlynn [Film Services Coordinator, National Broadcasting Company], 1 p., May 25, 1964.

3. Two copies of deposition, one with holo. corrections, May 5, 1970; includes TLS from Jacob Kantor [Klein and Ziegler] to John Phillip Huck, April 22, 1970.

VII. Financial Material.

Folder 21

A. Balance sheets for “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” 34 p., 1952. . Folder 22

B. Correspondence, printed material, bank statements, and stock options related to BL’s Investment Counsel Trust Account, 106 p., 1970-1975.

Folder 23

C. 78 pieces of correspondence, bills for purchases and repairs, and insurance papers regarding automobiles, 1934-1975.

D. Box office statements.

Folder 24

1. With tax return sheet, “Walk a Little Faster,” 14 p., 1933; St. James and Selwyn Theatres.

Folder 25

2. Performance of Beatrice Lillie at the Booth Theatre, 137 p., 1952 to 1953.

Folder 26

3. Performance of Beatrice Lillie at the Booth Theatre, 124 p., Jan. to May 1953.

Folder 27

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4. Performance of “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” 94 p., Sep. to Dec. 1953.

Folder 28

5. Performance of “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie, various theatres, 79 p., 1953-1954.

Folder 29

6. “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” various theatres, 133 p., 1954.

Box 5

E. Checks.

Folder 1

1. Miscellaneous checks, “theatre dollars,” sweepstakes tickets and bank slips, Midland Bank, Barclay’s Bank, Bank of New York, Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. and Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.

Folder 2-3

2. Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. Checks, paid by BL to various parties, 420 checks, 1931-1938.

3. Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. Checks, paid by BL, 370 checks, 1931-1936.

F. Income of BL.

Folder 4

1. Accounting for Payment per annum to Beatrice Lillie, “Master Robert Peel,” 3 p., n.d.

2. Handwritten sheet with salary and total income for a certain production in London, 1 p., 1931.

3. TLS from Ramon Reachi of Club El Patio to BL, 1 p., May 9, 1932, includes a statement for the salary due BL. 106

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4. Two TLS from Ramon Reachi, Club El Patio, 2 p., Jan. 23, 1933 and Mar. 16, 1933; includes 13 checks dated Jan. 14, 1933.

5. TLS from T. D. Culberhouse [of Dwight Deere Wiman] to BL, July 31, 1934; includes sheet with total salary earned for “The Third Little Show,” running from May 9, 1931 to Dec. 5, 1931.

6. Compensation paid to BL by the Theatre Guild for services rendered during the year 193- [year unwritten].

7. TNS from Leo Morrison to BL regarding check for the Al Jolson - “Lifebuoy” broadcast last Tuesday, 1 p., Dec. 3, 1937.

8. Paycheck holder with salary and tax amounts for “Inside U.S.A.,” April 16, 1949.

9. Three small paycheck holders with salary and tax deductions, for “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” on Jan. 31, 1953, Mar. 28, 1953, and April 4, 1953.

10. Listing of profit made at “Auntie Mame” Tea Parties, 1 p., n.d.

11. Earnings Statement for BL from the AFTRA pension fund, for the year of 1962.

12. Copy of Audit Results from Pinto, Winokur and Pagano, Certified Public Accountants, 6 p., includes TLS from Pinto, Winokur and Pagano to “Gentlemen” at The High Spirits Company, May 5, 1964.

13. Appraisal for jewelry owned by BL, done by F. Staal and Co., Inc, Jewelry and Antiques, Nov. 7, 1965; includes black and white photograph of pearl and diamond broach.

14. TLS from Harman and Lambert Jewellers to BL, 1 p., Jan. 17, 1966 re. items in safekeeping with them; includes list of jewelry and the monetary value of each piece, Oct. 12, 1967.

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Folder 5

G. Expenses re. Peel Fold and other Estates of BL; ten items including correspondence and receipts related to BL’s estates, 1934-1968.

H. Expenses re. BL’s apartment at 25 East End Ave., NYC; 38 items relating to apartment expenses including rent, repairs, sublets, and estimates of its worth, 1930-1961.

Folder 6

I. General.

1. 91 items including bank checks, financial correspondence, and income statements, 1930-1938.

Folder 7

2. 84 items, including correspondence, regarding income, stocks, monetary contracts, bank statements, 1944-1973.

J. Bills, receipts, and expenses.

Folder 8

1. 95 items including bills, receipts, and expenses owed by BL, 1927-1973; includes one TLS from McWhinney and Brown to BL that includes a sheet of expenses for a Canadian divorce, 1926. Folder 9

2. 17 items for receipts regarding hotels, especially Hotel du Cap d’Antibes, 1933-1936.

Folder 10

K. Insurance; 21 items ranging from fire insurance and life insurance, to correspondence regarding insurance issues, 1931-1967.

Folder 11

L. Royalties; 74 items, mainly correspondence, contracts, and royalty statements of the Decca Record Co., Ltd., 1929-1970.

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Folder 12

M. Stocks.

1. 96 items containing information about BL’s stock investments and accounts, 1928-1945.

Folder 13

2. 25 items of research and correspondence regarding stocks and bonds held by BL, 1965-1975.

Folder 14

N. Taxes; 18 items including correspondence with tax advice, official documents from the Internal Revenue Service, and the United States Tax Court, 1930-1970.

VIII. Medical Records.

Folder 15

A. Health certificate for a male Peke dog, owned by BL, 1 p., Jan. 30, 1957.

B. Certificate of Vaccination for “Mr. Lee,” owned by BL, 1 p., May 1, 1958.

C. General check-up receipt for BL’s doctor appointment, includes procedures performed, 1 p., Sep. 1, 1967.

D. 2 memos “To Whom it May Concern,” re. BL and John Phillip Huck’s general health, 2 p., July 24, 1968 and July 25, 1968.

E. TLS from W. John Pangman to BL re. BL’s appointment for further plastic and reconstructive surgery, 1 p., Sep. 6, 1968.

F. Bill for Cosmetic Surgery addressed to BL, 1 p., Oct. 25, 1968.

G. Results of lab examination for BL, 1 p., Nov. 7, 1969.

H. Lab results for BL, 1 p., Feb. 18, 1970. 109

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I. Lab results for BL, 1 p., Nov. 13, 1970.

J. Lab Results for John Phillip Huck, 3 p., Nov. 9, 1971; includes two pages of charts, same date.

K. Photocopy of Ruth H. Weichsel, M.D.’s report on BL following seizures, 1 p., introduced by TLS from Marge Pavlica, secretary to Weichsel, to John Phillip Huck.

L. Two books of medical and fever charts, 35 p., Feb. - June 14, 1976.

IX. Printed Material.

A. Playbills, 1920-1929.

Folder 16

1. “44th Street Theatre,” by Lee and J.J. Shubert; includes two scraps of articles.

2. “Florodora,” by Lee and J. J. Schubert, April 1920; includes review article titled, “’Florodora Charms in Revival” by Burns Mantle, April 6, 1920.

3. “The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer,” by Messrs. Shubert , Nov. 22, 1920.

4. “Prince and the Pauper,” by Lee Shubert, Dec. 13, 1920.

5. “The Blue Bird,” by Lee Shubert, Dec. 24, 1923.

6. “The New Queen’s Hall Orchestra,” Symphony Concerts at Queen’s Hall, Feb. 23, 1924.

7. “Pigs,” presented by John Golden, Oct. 13, 1924.

8. “New Brooms,” by Frank Craven, Dec. 15, 1924.

9. “The Youngest,” by Robert Hamilton, Feb. 16, 1925; includes ad for Ziegfield Follies.

10. “The Charlot Revue of 1926,” starring BL, Gertrude Lawrence, and Jack Buchanon. 110

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a. Presented at the Theatre El Capitan, n.d. b. The Selwyn Theatre, New York, Feb.1, 1926. c. The Times Square Theatre, Mar. 31, 1924.

11. “Oh, Please!” a farce revue by Charles Dillingham starring BL, Dec. 21, 1926.

12. “She’s My Baby,” a musical farce comedy starring BL, Jan. 30, 1928.

13. “This Year of Grace.”

a. Two playbills for a revue by Charles B. Cochran, starring BL and Noel Coward, Nov. 7, 1928. b. Playbill for same revue, April 28, 1929.

14. “Songs from Her Repertoire,” by Jenie Jacobs, starring BL, listed as future event; playbill is for another play, “Palace Ensemble,” Sept. 1929.

Folder 17

15. “Charlot’s Masquerade,” by B. A. Meyer, starring BL, Aug. 18, 1930.

16. “The Third Little Show,” by Dwight Deere Wiman, starring BL and Ernest Truex, Aug. 10, 1931, five copies.

17. “Too Good to Be True,” play by Bernard Shaw, BL as “Nurse,” April 11, 1932.

18. “Walk a Little Faster,” revue by Courtney Burr starring BL, Dec. 11, 1932; two copies of playbill.

19. “At Home Abroad,” by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, starring BL and Ethel Waters.

b. Playbill for Winter Garden, Sep. 23, 1935 . c. Playbill for Majestic Theatre, Mar. 3, 1936. d. Playbill for Sam’s Shubert Theatre, n.d. e. Two playbills with different covers for “At Home Abroad”, larger promotional booklets.

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20. Vincent Minnelli’s “The Show is On,” starring BL and Bert Lahr, Shubert Theatre, Nov. 9, 1936.

21. “Set to Music,” revue by Noël Coward, starring BL, two playbills from Jan. 18, 1939 and Jan. 30, 1939.

Folder 18

22. “Inside U.S.A,” by Arthur Schwartz, starring BL and Jack Haley, eleven playbills spanning 1948 to 1950, for theatres such as the Majestic, New Century and Cass Theatres.

23. “Late Night Theatre,” July 9, 1951; rep. British Theatre.

Folders 19- 21

24. “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” starring BL, eighty five Booth Theatre playbills, 1952-1956; some titled “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie with Reginald Gardiner.”

Box 6

Folder 1

25. “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” starring BL (continued).

a. Nine Coconut Grove Playhouse playbills, Feb. 20 to Mar. 3, 1956. b. Nine Palm Beach Playhouse playbills, “Fifth Anniversary Season,” Mar. 5 to Mar. 10, 1956.

Folder 2

26. “Ziegfield Follies,” eleven playbills, 1957.

Folder 3

27. “Auntie Mame.” Seventeen playbills, 1958.

Folder 4

28. “At Nine O’ Clock,” five copies of playbill, April 14, 1962.

29. “High Spirits,” six copies of playbills/ programs, 1964. 112

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Folder 5

30. “High Spirits,” eighteen copies of playbills, 1964.

Folder 6

31. “High Spirits,” ten copies of playbills/programs, 1964.

B. Ads, flyers, and promotional material, arranged by date.

Folder 7

1. Ad for “She’s My Baby,” a play starring BL, n.d.

2. Ad for “Star of Stars,” starring Marilyn Miller, n.d.

3. Copy of “Stage Door Canteen,” publication for soldiers re. celebrity entertainment overseas, n.d.

4. Ad for “Present Laughter” at Blackstone Theatre, May 30, 1949.

5. Postcard from “Around the World with Auntie Mamie,” 1958.

6. Fourteen flyers for “Auntie Mamie,” 1958.

7. Five pamphlets/flyers for “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” n.d.

8. Section of a cardboard poster advertising “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie, n.d.

9. Playbill for “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” Booth Theatre, autographed by BL and Reginald Gardner; no content, just cover of playbill.

10. Advertisement for “Ziegfield Follies,” starring BL and Billy De Wolf, 1 p., n.d.

11. Fourteen pamphlets for Paper Mill Playhouse’s production of High Spirits, with TLS to “Paper Mill Go-er” from BL, 1 p., June 22, 1965.

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12. Two blank postcards for “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” n.d., includes copy of autographs of Julie Andrews, BL, and others.

13. One folded pamphlet, “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” n.d.

14. Three glossy printed posters, “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” 3 p., n.d.; one includes many notes on design of poster.

15. Booklet entitled, “The Roll Call, Ziegfield Club,” 25 p., n.d.

C. Programs and booklets.

Folder 8

1. “Ben Franklin and His Return to Boston,” a booklet by Joseph Bolton Loughry with inscription to BL from himself, “J. B. Loughry,” 1943.

2. “Thoroughly Modern Millie” Benefit Premiere, Warner Hollywood Theatre and Volunteers in Multiple Sclerosis, program, April 14, 1967.

3. “Dame Gladys Cooper,” presentation of her collection to the University of Southern California Libraries, May 5, 1968.

4. Mary MacArthur Memorial Award Supper Honoring the late Oscar Hammerstein II, The National Foundation Mar. of Dimes, program for event following the world premiere of “The Sound of Music”, Mar. 2, 1965.

5. The American Theatre Wing Annual “Tony” Awards Dinner, 24th Anniversary, program, May 24, 1964.

6. Celebrity Art Show and Sale, The George Heller Memorial Foundation, program, Nov. 12- 14, c. 1965; includes TLS from Bud Collyer [President, George Heller Memorial Foundation] to BL, 1 p., Dec. 15, 1965.

7. “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” a Palm Beach Playhouse show, program, 3 p., Mar. 5-10, 1956.

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Box 6 cont’d.

D. Newspapers and magazines re. “Thoroughly Modern Millie.”

Folder 9

1. Hollywood Bowl Magazine, 1967; includes ANS re. “Millie” photos.

2. “Beatrice Lillie Starring at Playhouse,” Weekly Guide of the Palm Beaches, p. 9, Mar. 3, 1956.

3. “What’s On in London,” two British entertainment guides.

a. Cover promotion for “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” review in next edition, Oct. 13, 1967. b. Edition with cover promotion for “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” April 19, 1968.

4. One sheet of “Pop LP’s,” 1 p., from Music Business, July 25, 1964; lists “High Spirits” as a “top action album.”

5. Copy of review of “Every Other Inch a Lady,” from “Book Browsing with Winston K. Pendleton,” WBJW Radio, July 29, no year.

6. Inside USA, “Where, What, When … in Chicago,” Entertainment guide, cover displays BL and Jack Haley as co-stars showing at the Shubert Theatre, June 4, 1949.

7. “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” Daily Variety magazine foldout ad, April 17, 1967.

8. “Key to Toronto,” Entertainment Guide for Toronto, April 1962; BL on cover, playing at the O’Keefe Centre.

9. Issue of the Hollywood Reporter, daily newspaper, Jan. 10, 1967; includes foldout poster advertising Thoroughly Modern Millie.

Folder 10

E. “I Bow to the Stones,” uncorrected galley proofs for a story by Nino Savo, n.d.

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Box 6 cont’d.

E. Musical scores, by order of publication [see Large Size Material for more musical scores].

Folder 11

1. “Definitely,” by William Gaston, 2 p., 1939.

2. “Abigail,” by Zez Confrey, 4 p., 1944; includes TLS from Zez Confrey to BL, 1 p., Jan. 6, 1945.

3. “The John Bull Boogie,” by Max Spickol and Johnny Fortis, 4 p., 1945; includes TLS from Leo Talent to BL, 1 p., Mar. 19, 1945.

4. “Shangri-La,” by William Bradford Dickson [also signs as “Uncle Dickie”], 1 p., n.d.; includes TLS, illeg., n.d.

5. By Maceo Pinkard, Pinkard Publications, Inc.

a. “Are We Through?,” 2 p., 1945. b. “I Sleep with Your Picture,” by Maceo Pinkard, 2 p., 1945. c. “In It, To Win It,” by Maceo Pinkard, Alex Belledna, and Peter Roman, 2 p., 1945. d. “Seems Like Old Times,” by Maceo Pinkard, Alex Belledna, and Seedi Townsend, 2 p., 1945. e. “That Fascinatin’, Procrastinatin’ Gal O’Mine,” 2 p., 1945. f. “You’re Gonna Be Sorry,” by Maceo Pinkard and Lester Rutsky, 2 p., 1945.

F. News clippings.

Folder 12

1. Engagement notice, Herald New York Tribune, announced engagement of Joyce Collins Bulifant and James G. MacArthur, son of Mrs. Charles MacArthur [Helen Hayes], May 24, 1958.

2. “Why Bea Can’t Come Home,” n.d., article re. BL’s return to England and the animal quarantine laws.

3. Photograph of BL at the “Boys’ Towns of Italy Ball,” n.d. 116

Box 6 cont’d.

4. BL featured in the “Fun Fare with Stan Helleur,” The Telegram, 2 p., Oct. 12, 1949; includes photocopy, 1 p.

5. “Bea Lillie Home,” photocopy of article re. BL at the end of the “Inside USA” tour (poor quality).

H. Raffle and theatre tickets.

Folder 13

1. Ticket to Metropolitan Opera, Mar. 1, 1952; includes TNS from Rudolf Bing and envelope.

2. Envelope for theatre tickets, n.d.

3. Receipt for theatre tickets, July 27, 1961.

4. One ticket for National Cultural Center and the American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy Dinner, Dec. 29, 1963.

5. Two raffle tickets, n.d.; signed for John Phillip Huck and BL.

6. “San Franciscans Send Birthday Greetings to Beatrice Lillie in Hollywood,” 2 p., June 8, 1967.

I. Miscellaneous.

1. Screen Actors Guild Senior Membership card for BL, 1938.

2. The Actors’ Fund of America, member card for BL, n.d.

3. Equity Library Theatre Inc., Contributing Member, BL, n.d.

4. Cabaret Performance, name card for BL, n.d.

5. Card announcing opening of Kenneth Walton’s Carnegie Hall Studio, n.d.

6. Two “Do Not Disturb” cardboard signs, n.d.

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7. Reserved sign for BL at Café Brittany, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, n.d.

8. Envelope for table reservation for BL at the Verandah Grill, n.d.

9. Desk chair reservations, R.M.S. “Queen Elizabeth,” June 1, 1950; reserved for BL.

10. Door notice of telegram arrival for BL, April 1, 1949.

11. General information booklet for passengers, Cunard White Star Line, n.d.; includes a small two page pamphlet, “Entertainment in Aid of British and American Seamen’s Institutions,” Oct. 20, 1924.

12. Five sheets advertising the Galle Face Hotel Colombo in Ceylon, n.d.

13. Sheet of Wildlife Stamps, 1 p., 1977.

14. Six small sections of paper with BL autographs.

15. Blank, blue stationary with “Beatrice Lillie” engraved at top.

16. Family history of Earl Peel, Debrett’s Illustrated Peerage, final proof, 2 p., n.d.; includes TLS from “The Editor of ‘Debrett’” to “Sir or Madam,” regarding the final proof.

X. Photographs. [Captions are those from EVERY OTHER INCH A LADY, BL’s autobiography. Oversized photographs are located in Box 7.]

Envelope 1

A. “Lucy Ann Shaw, who changed her billing to Lucie Anne Lillie,” black and white print, 2.5” x 3”, n.d.

B. “John Lillie had a Dickensian flavor about him,” black and white print, 5”x 7”, n.d.

C. “It’s perverse wee Bea, in each case with Eva Cuthbert ..” three black and white prints, 3” x 5”, n.d. 118

Box 6 cont’d.

D. “Stanford White designed our house on West Fifty-Fourth Street; Gertie and I composed ourselves.” [Caption beneath same picture in EVERY OTHER INCH A LADY.] Black and white print, 7.5” x 8.5”, n.d.

E. “This is Oh, Joy! It’s 1919, and that’s Billy Leonard . . . “ black and white print of BL, 6” x 8”, 1919.

F. “Is it Possible?” black and white print of BL, 9.6” x 7.25”, n.d.

G. “Islip, Long Island, in the titillating twenties, with Gertrude Lawrence hoisting her sail,” black and white picture, 6” x 8”, n.d..

H. No caption, black and white print of BL and the cast of Charlots London Revue of 1924, standing beneath the awning of the Nixon’s Apollo Theatre.

I. “March with me to the roll of the drum. Charlot Revue, 1924,” black and white print, 7” x 9”, n.d.

J. “From ‘Mad Dogs and Englishmen’ by Noël Coward,” black and white print, 6” x 8”, n.d.

K. “Norma Talmadge Home, May 1926, Santa Monica, California,” black and white print, 6.5” x 9”, 1926; BL and other “somebodies,” including Rudolph Valentino, Ronald Coleman, Jack Pickford, and Louella Parsons.

L. BL, left, with Nelson Keys [who replaced Jack Buchanon] and Gertrude Lawrence; black and white print, 7” x 9.25,” n.d.

M. “If you know what I mean, and I think you do,” black and white print of BL dressed in trousers, 7.25” x 9”, n.d. Envelope 2

N. “This was the day. At the church of St. Paul, Drayton Bassett, Fazely, near Tamworth, Staffordshire,” black and white print of BL and Sir Robert Peel on wedding day, 7.5” x 9”, n.d.

N. “Bride, groom, and a faithful friend at Drayton Manor,” black and white print of BL and husband, 5.75” x 7”, n.d.

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O. “The first time together for a photographer,” black and white print of BL and baby Bobbie, 8” x 10”, n.d.

P. “It was 1925, Sands Point, Long Island, where Little Bobbie and I went to play together on weekends,” black and white print, 7.5” x 9.75”, 1925.

Q. “Mumsie with her only grandson and her younger daughter,” BL with mother and son, 7” x 9”, n.d.

R. No caption. Black and white print of BL and son by World Wide Photos, 6” x 9.5”, n.d.

S. “Big Bobby brings his band to a closing finale,” black and white print of BL’s husband, 9” x 7”, n.d.

T. “Peel Fold, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire,” black and white print, 4.25” x 6.25”, n.d.

U. No caption. Black and white print of BL and son in his military uniform, 6.5” x 8.5”, n.d.

V. “My son at battle station aboard the ship (HMS Tenedos) on which he died. Colombo, Ceylon, 1942,” black and white print of BL’s son, Robert, with shipmates, 5.25” x 7.5”, n.d.

W. Portrait of Robert Peel, Jr. [son of BL] in his Navy uniform,black and white print, 9.25” x 7. 25”, n.d.

Envelope 3

X. “My Thirties Look.”

Y. “Very early ‘telly’ -1930’s, Alexandra Palace, London,” black and white print.

Z. “Auntie Bea on the Columbia Broadcasting System.”

AA. “Noël Coward’s brilliant number ‘World Weary,’ – the Famous Apple.”

BB. “When Cobina Wright, Sr. gave a party, almost anything could happen. Clifton Webb and I.” [Caption from EVERY OTHER INCH A LADY.] Black and white print, 7.5” x 9.5”, n.d. 120

Box 6 cont’d.

CC No caption. BL and friends on a deck. Black and white print, 3.5” 4.5”, n.d.

DD No caption. BL and cast members sitting on a stone wall, 3” x 3”, n.d.

EE. No caption. Photograph of “Clifford” [Odets?], black and white print, 9.25” x 7.5”, Jan. 28, 1936; with inscription, “Dear Bea: Always your friend, Clifford.”

FF. “Beatrice Lillie in a Paramount Picture,” black and white print, 9” x 7.25”, n.d.

GG. “In me you see a coy New England mermaid,” black and white print of BL, 4.5” x 6”, n.d.

HH. “Center of attention at this little beer fest is Fanny Brice, with daughter, Frances, and Eddie Duryea Dowling. Our non-drinking guest is columnist Leonard Lyons,” black and white photograph, n.d.

II. “C’est Lady Peel qui peel, C’est Lady Peel qui ... ,” two black and white prints of BL, 4.5” x 5.5”, n.d.

JJ. “The Show is On, and Bert Lahr had stopped pulling off his buttons,” black and white print of BL and Lahr, 3.5” x 5.5”, n.d.

Envelope 4

KK. No caption. Black and white print of BL as “Auntie Mamie,” 7.5” x 9.25”, n.d.

LL. “Aboard HMS Nelson, in the Mediterranean Theatre of Operations, 1943,” black and white print, 9.5” x 7.5”.

MM. “With Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, late wartime,” black and white print, 6” x 8”, n.d.

NN. “All our squabbles were forgotten when Noël and I opened ‘Set to Music’ in New York,” one black and white print, 6.3” x 4.25”, n.d.

OO. “Tell Mr. Rank We are Ready,” black and white print of BL, center, Bing Crosby, left, and Dorothy Dickson, right, 9.5” x 7.5”, n.d. 121

Box 6 cont’d.

PP. “You find all kinds of people waiting to get into Buckingham Palace,” black and white print, 5.5” x 7.5”, n.d.

QQ. BL with General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mayor William O’Dwyer, ceremony for the first post-war train run from New York to Chicago [caption from EVERY OTHER INCH A LADY], black and white print, 7.25” x 9”, n.d.

RR. “And who wouldn’t stand strictly to attention in the presence of Winston Churchill, who’s almost hidden by his son-in-law Christopher Soames, on the Lido, 1951,” black and white print, 7.5” x 9.25”.

SS. “ ‘Come into the Garden, Maude’ sang John Philip…”, black and white print of BL and John Phillip Huck, 7.25” x 9.5”, n.d.

TT. Christmas Card with black and white print of boy, sent by Noël Coward, n.d.; print is 4” x 5.5”.

UU. “The Party was Fun, the Wand was On, and Princess Margaret seemed to Enjoy my Singing,” black and white print of BL s inging, approx. 6” x 8”, n.d.

VV. “MiLady Dines,” black and white print from Ziegfield Follies Sketch, 8” x 10”, 1957.

Envelope 5

WW. “I Love Bea!” 1 color print, 2” x 4”; Polaroid picture of Mary Martin and BL, n.d.

XX. No caption. BL and Carol Burnett. Black and white print by Irv Steinberg, 9.25” x 7.5”, n.d.

YY. No captions. Four black and white prints by Friedman Abeles, 8” x 10” of BL in “High Spirits”, n.d..

ZZ. No caption, inscribed “To Em,” and to “Mrs. [Illeg.]” Two black and white prints of BL, 7.5” x 9.25” and 4.5” x 6”, n.d.; inc. verses to “There are Fairies at the Bottom of Our Garden” on verso of print.

AAA. No caption. BL posed sitting on desk, chatting on the phone. Two black and white prints of BL, 7.25” x 9”, n.d. 122

Box 6 cont’d.

BBB. “Backstage Visitors,” one black and white print of BL with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, 9.25” x 7.5”, June 14, 1964; c/o Harvey Sabinson.

CCC. “If my nose had been a centimeter shorter ... ‘High Spirits,’ 1965, New York,” black and white print, 7.5” x 9.5”.

DDD. “Two dabble dizzen drumwsk napkins, The floorwalker is John Philip, Fred Keating, left,” black and white print, 6.5” x 4.75”, n.d.

EEE. “Boating at Henley-on-Thames,” black and white print of BL, 4.5” x 5”, n.d.

FFF. “Dave Chasen, in his Beverly Hills restaurant, greets Roger Davis who was a knack for keeping his friends in stitches,” black and white print of BL, 9.25” x 7.25”, n.d.

GGG. “The River Thames, Incompleat Angler,” black and white print of BL with fishing rod, 7.5” x 9.5”, n.d.

HHH. “With John Philip in 1964,” black and white print of BL and John Phillip Huck, 4.5” x 6.75”, n.d.

III. No captions. Two black and white prints of BL posing first with fortune teller’s glass ball and with a telephone in hand, 7.5” x 8.5”and 7.25” x 9”, n.d.

JJJ. “How Dry We Were!” black and white print of Mary Tyler Moore, Ross Hunter, BL, and Julie Andrews, c. 1967.

Envelope 6

KKK. Airplanes. Three small color prints of airplanes sitting on the ground beside a hangar, 3” x 4.5”, n.d.

LLL. “Magdalena,” the “Pianola” and “Paree” numbers, two black and white negatives, 4.5” x 5.5”, n.d.

MMM. No caption. Profile of BL with tilted hat. Unfinished black and white proof, 4” x 5.5”, n.d.

NNN. No caption. BL facing camera in a flowered blouse and dark skirt with hands on her hat. Black and white proof, 4.25” x 5.5”, n.d.

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OOO. Bea Lillie, Portrait. Black and white print of pencil sketch by Swedish artist, 7.5” x 9.5”, c. 1925.

PPP. “Latin Quarter.” Black and white print by Souvenir Photo of BL, John Phillip Huck and friends, 7” x 9”, n.d.

Envelope 7

QQQ. Print of BL and Paul Althouse by World Wide Studio, black and white print, 7” x 9.25”, n.d.

RRR. “Irra Petrina who plays Teresa in ‘Magdalena’, Premiere, Aug. 16,” black and white print, 7.75”x 9.25”, n.d.

SSS. “Magdalaina [sic] Brodway,” black and white print by Otto Rothschild, 6.5” x 9.5”, n.d.

TTT. “Broadway,” eight black and white prints of Robert Feyti, 7” x 9”, n.d.

UUU. No caption, by Fred Fehl, black and white print of BL with John Phillip Huck in a production, 4.75” x 6.5”, n.d.

Envelope 8

VVV. No caption. Color print of BL with nuns and others in front of a church, 3.5” x 5”, n.d.

WWW. No caption. BL sitting by piano player. Color print, 4” x 5.5”, n.d.

XXX. No captions. BL with beaded turban and matching jacket, three black and white prints, 3.5” x 5”, Jan. 13, 1967.

YYY. Caption illegible. BL in red bathing suit on a beach, 3” x 3”, n.d.

ZZZ. No caption. Older woman (mother of BL?) at a balcony [possibly in Nice, France], black and white print, 2” x 2.5”, n.d.

AAAA. No captions. Boy’s Home of the Children’s Aid Society pictures, two black and white prints, 2” x 4”, n.d.

BBBB. No caption. BL in hat, shorts, and cropped shirt in front of steps, 1.75” x 2.5”, n.d. 124

Box 6 cont’d.

CCCC. No captions. BL with John Phillip Huck and his family, four color prints, 3.5” x 4”, n.d.

DDDD. No captions. BL with two men in uniform and three women. Two black and white prints, 3.5” x 5”, May 23, 1937.

EEEE. No caption. BL with John Phillip Huck, another man, and her dog, color print, 5.5” x 7”, 1956.

FFFF. No captions. BL with John Phillip Huck and others [relatives?]. Six color prints, 3.5” x 3.5”, April 21, 1952.

GGGG. No caption. BL with friends at a nightclub in Detroit, MI, black and white print, 5” x 7”, May 12, 1949; signatures on verso.

HHHH. “25 East End Avenue,” two Polaroid black and white prints of BL with her cat, Dec. 31, 1952.

IIII. “Bea Lillie and Friend,” black and white print, 4” x 3.5”, n.d.

JJJJ No caption. Two Polaroid pictures of BL with her teenage son (?), n.d.

KKKK No captions. BL with friend. Two black and white prints by Jules Schick, 8” x 10”, n.d.

No Folder

LLLL. “Gertie clutches her passport ...,” BL with Gertrude Lawrence, Andre Charlot, and Jack Buchanon, black and white print, 8” x 10” with backing, n.d.

MMMM. “Portrait of the ----artiste as Pan,” black and white print of BL, 9.75” x 13,” n.d.

NNNN. “ ‘Her title sits on her like a halo on an anarchist.’- Kenneth Tyson,” 9.5” x 11”, n.d.

OOOO. “A two-handed greeting from the Earl of Snowdon,” black and white print of BL with the Earl, 6” x 9.5”, n.d.

PPPP. No caption. Black and white print of BL peeking into a reflective glass, 10” x 12.5”, n.d.

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QQQQ. “John Philip and I in the Follies!” black and white print of BL and John Phillip Huck, 8” x 10”, n.d.

RRRR. Photograph of Mr. Lee [BL’s dog] by Mort Kaye, color print, 8” x 10”, n.d.; inc. card for Tail-Waggers’ Club.

XI. Artwork

A. Drawings.

Folder 15

1. “A Keen Member in Bed,” sketch in pencil on paper, 3” x 5”, n.d.

2. “I’d Rather Have You Any Day than Pipa-Luk,” sketch in ink on Stewart Stern’s notepaper, by Stewart Stern, postmarked July 15, 1968; includes envelope.

3. No title. Sketch in Pencil of a woman wearing formal dress, smoking, with a series of islands behind her, by Robert Peel [son of BL].

4. “Beatrice Lillie, Star of Charlot’s Revue, 1925-1926,” watercolor on cardboard by Ed Hearne; includes ANS from “Nick” to BL, n.d.

5. No title. Sketch in ink of woman lying under a harp by Ronald S. (?), n.d.

6. Sketch of woman, ink on paper, by BL, n.d.

B. Paintings.

Folder 16

1. “Vase with Flowers.” No caption and no signature, oil on canvas, n.d.; includes a TLS from Bud Collyer [President, The George Heller Memorial Foundation, Inc.] to BL, thanking her for her donation of “Vase with Flowers,” to the Celebrity Art Show at Lincoln Center, 1965, April 30, 1969, includes list of other celebrity artists and contributors

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Folder 17

2. No Title. Painting by BL, oil on canvas, green flower on white background, n.d.

XII. Personal Memorabilia.

A. Awards.

Folder 18

1. American Heritage Research Association. Card honoring Beatrice Lillie, selected to appear as a reference source in its “Library of Human Resources,” under the category, “Who’s Who of American Women (8th Edition).”

2. Box Office Blue Ribbon Award for “The Best Picture of the Month for the Whole Family.” Award to BL for her role as Mrs. Meers in “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” May, 1967.

B. Miscellany.

1. A white belt with blue edging and silver buckle, n.d.

2. Part of a blonde wig, curls, barrette attached to hair particles.

3. Giant black feather, possibly formerly attached to a hat.

4. Small leather purse belonging to BL, her New York City address on inside of top flap.

5. Stage door star sign for BL, copper plaque with blue lettering.

6. Wooden pen or pen holder with “Beatrice Lillie” engraved.

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Box 6 cont’d.

XIII. Miscellany.

Folder 19

A. Miscellaneous papers, listings of items owned by BL, diagrams for real estate purchases, financial material, play fragments, and layout and design plans for promotional material, 1950-1965 (some material n.d.), includes:

1. “Books. Left Hand and Right Hand Bookcases.” Titled, holograph listing of books including authors and types of writing [possibly books owned by BL].

2. Lower Connecticut Board of Realtors. Layout of Estate of Ivan Olinsky with sale projections, Lyme, CT, 1 p., n.d.

3. Lathrop Real Estate. Diagram of Property Lines of Huck and Woodstock, taken from Lyme Town Maps, 1 p., n.d.

Box 7

No Folder

XIV. Large Size Material.

A. “The Lillie Trio, high class entertainers,” proof of advertisement, with reviews from various newspapers, n.d.

B. Magazines, and advertisements, and articles from sources inc. The Hollywood Reporter, Look, and Illustrated, photocopied press clippings, 1951-1957; includes one ALS to BL from Lee Graham re. attached article from Palm Beach Life, Aug. 1966 about party for BL in honor of her role in “Thoroughly Modern Millie.”

C. Musical scores.

1. “Scrapbook: Valse de Salon,” by W. A. Briggs, published by C. H. Ditson and Co., New York, n.d.

2. “There are Bad Times Just Around the Corner,” words and music by Noël Coward, Feb. 1957.

3. “I Wonder Where She Is To-Night,” words and music by Paul Dresser, n.d. 128

Box 7 cont’d.

4. “Flower Song,” by Gustave Lange, Conservatory Publication Society, n.d.

5. Booklet of songs published by Conservatory Publication Society, n.d.

a. “Up in a Swing,” by R.A. Montaine. b. “Crimson Blushes,” by Ida Lester. c. “Flowers and Ferns,” tone poem by R.A. Keiser.

6. “Oevres Choisies: A Collection of Favorite Compositions for the Pianoforte,” ed. by “Eminent Masters,” pub. by G. Schirmer, n.d.; inc. works by A. Liadow and others.

D. The Stage, oversized programs for “Walk a Little Faster,” starring BL, 1933; includes sketch of BL by unknown, c. 1960’s.

E. Cover photo of BL for The Sunday News, “New York’s Picture Newspaper.”

F Newspapers and news clippings spanning the career of BL from he1920’s to the 1960’s, inc. mention of BL in social columns from the Palm Beach Daily News and other newspapers c. 1960’s as well as many clippings of articles and advertisements from newspapers re. ”Thoroughly Modern Millie” (1967), “Inside USA,” and “Charlot’s Revue” (1925). Also included are clippings re: “An Evening with Beatrice Lillie,” “The Third Little Show,” “Miss Liberty,” and other shows. Miscellaneous materials include a Royal Visit Souvenir, a German newspaper from 1936, and English newspapers from 1948 and 1959. Highlights of press on BL inc. early reviews of “Charlot’s Revue,” in 1925, controversy in 1954 surrounding money owed by her late husband Sir Robert Peel (d. 1934), a review of her career written in 1949, and reviews of her autobiography EVERY OTHER INCH A LADY (1972). Newspapers include the British Psychic Newspaper and the Bermuda Mid-Ocean News.

Package 1

G Two-page advertisement for film version of “Thoroughly Modern Millie” [with BL as Mrs. Meers], from the New York Times, Jan. 15, 1967, two copies.

Lillie, Beatrice #1566 5/10/16 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 6 I. Correspondence. A. Letter from Jack Benny, TLS with ALS postscript, 1958. [F. 20]

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