The Inventory

of the

Hugh Wheeler

Collection

#1417

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center wheele.hc

WHEELER, HUGH Outline of Inventory

I. SCRIPTS A. By H.W.: Titled B. By H.W.: Untitled C. By Others

II. MANUSCRIPTS A. Mysteries, Novels, Short Stories by H.W.

B. Children's Story by H.W. C. Untitled Ms. by H.W. D. Notes by H.W. E. By R. Wilson Webb

III. PRINTED

IV. PERSONAL MEMORABILIA

V. CASSETTE TAPES

VI. PHOTOGRAPHS

VII. AWARDS

VIII. CORRESPONDENCE A. Professional with Agents B. Business: Professional and Personal

C. Personal D. Special Cor~espondents WHEELER,, HUGH

1912 - 1987

Gift of John Grubbs October 2, November 4, 1987

I. SCRIPTS

A. By Hugh Wheeler (or on which he collaborated) of Musicals, Plays, Movie Scripts. Typically several scripts with corrections, rewrites, variants and rejected pages. Many holograph notes on scripts which are mimeo, typescript or carbon typescript.

Box 1 1. All Time Good Time Knickerbocker 198.2, 83 1 folder, 3 scripts

2 • Big Fish, Little Fish 1961, 62 21 folders

Box 2 3. The Birdcage 16 folders

4. Blithe Spirit. Adaptation 1 folder

Box 2/3 5. Bodo (or Dieu Le Veult) 23 folders (6 in Box 2; 17 in Box 3)

6. Boomer 2 folders

7. Borrowers 1 folder, 9 legal pads

8. Breakfast at Tiffany's 1 folder

9. Buzz 1976 1 folder

Box 4 10. La Cage Aux Folles 7 folders

11. Callas 8 folders

Box 4/5 12. 19 folders (13 in Box 4; 6 in Box 5)

Box 5 13. Cashel Byron's Profession 7 folders

14. Dancing in the Dark 10 folders

15. Dear Anyone 1 folder

Dieu Le Veult. See Bodo

Box 5/6 16. The Dreamers 7 folders (3 in Box 5; 4 in Box 6)

Box 6 17. Dracula 1 folder

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Box 6 18. Elinor Glyn 4 folders

19. [England, My England] untitled movie based on D.H. Lawrence story 3 folders

20. English Gentlemen 1 folder

21. Fairest of Them All 2 folders

22. The Fifth Husband (Introducing the Snook Sisters) 5 folders

23. Flora the Red Menace 2 folders

Box 7 24. Follies 4 folders

25. The Follower 3 folders

26. Frenzy 2 folders

Box 7/8 27. Fu (or Fu Manchu) 24 folders (22 in Box 7; 2 in Box 8)

Box 8 28. Gatsby (or the Great Gatsby) 27 folders

Box 9 29. Great Gottschalk 11 folders

30. Half a Sixpence 2 folders

31. Libby Holman 5 folders

32. The Hostages 1 folder

33. The Impressario Produces Abu Hassan 5 folders

Box 10 34. Irene 14 folders

35. Jack Frost 6 folders

36. Kings and Cabbages 3 folders

Box 10/11 37. Laura 5 folders (3 folders in Box 10; 2 folders in Box 11)

Box 11 38. 14 folders

Box 11/12 39. The Little Prince 28 folders (13 folders in Box 11; 15 folders in Box 12)

Box 12/13 40. Look We've Come Through 23 folders (12 folders in Box 12; 11 folders in Box 13)

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Box 13 41. Love for Love 1 folder

42. Love in the Afternoon 7 folders

43. Madame Solario 4 folders

Box 14 44, Maggie and Jiggs 3 folders

45. Marguerite 2 folders

46. Meet Me in St. Louis 10 folders

47. Merry Widow 9 folders

48. Milk of Kindness 1 folder

49. Mirror Cracked 2 folders

50. My Son the Murderer. Movie Outline 1 folder

51. New Moon 2 folders

Box 14/15 52. Nijinsky 26 folders (7 folders ,in Box 14; 19 folders in Box 15)

Box 15 53, Noah 2 folders

54. 0 Bury Me Not 3 folders

55. 7 folders

Box 16 56. Peau de Vache 3 folders

57. Rich Little Rich Girl 10 folders

Box 17 58. Rudolf 3 folders

59. Sayonara Texas 4 folders

60. Shadow of Guilt 3 folders

61. Sil verlake 11 folders

62. Sitting on Top of the World 1 folder

63. Snoop Sisters. Final version 1 folder (Same characters as The Fifth Husband with Snoo~ sisters)

Box 18 64. Softly 31 folders

65. The Student Prince 3 folders

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Box 18 66. Sunset Boulevard 2 folders

Box 19 67. Sweeney Todd 32 folders (26 folders in Box 19; 6 folders in Box 20)

Box 20 68. The Tango Demon 5 folders

69. Travels with My Aunt 10 folders

70. Truckload 8 folders

71. Turning Point 1 folder. Notes toward adopting into a musical.

72. Upstairs, Downstairs 2 folders

Box 21 73. Viva Miss Browne 14 folders and group of file cards

Box 21/22 74. We Have Always Lived in the Castle 38 folders (8 in Box 21; 30 in Box 22)

Box 22 75. Whore of Babylon 1 folder

76. Wide Sargasso Sea 1 folder

77. Wilderness Orphan. Rough movie outline 1 folder

Box 23 I.B. UNTITLED SCRIPTS

Box 24 I.C. BY OTHERS: SCRIPTS OR STORIES FOR POSSIBLE ADAPTATION

Box 25 II. MANUSCRIPTS

A. Mysteries, Novels and Short Stories by H.W. Some written as Patrick Quentin with R. Wilson Webb.

*=published title

Absent-Minded Detective Berkshire The Black Ship The Blue Box * Boy's Will * The Crippled Muse. A Novel Cyanide on the Rocks or Champagne & Cyanide * Danger Next Door Dead George Death and the Rising Star

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Box 25 * Death Before Breakfast Death Call * Death Freight Death in Cleveland Death on a First Night * Death on the Riviera Florence Story * The Follower For Services Rendered * A Game of Canasta The Girl in the Bedroom Window (Madeleine Smith Trial) Box 26 The Girl in the Dream House (Thompson-Bywaters Case) The Girl in the House of Hunger (Staunton Murder) * Girl Overboard Girls The Haunted Widow Head of an Angel The Impact Inferno The Jump * Laughing Man The Lioness and the Panther * Love Comes to Miss Lucy Ma Pays the Mortgage Malice and Monkshood * The Man in the Net * The Man with Two Wives Manuela Marcia Stone's Daughter Mrs. Appleby's Bear Murder Goes West * Murder in the Alps * My Son the Murderer One Good Turn * The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow The Pigeon Man The Plaster Cat Box 27 * Puzzle for Fiends * The Scarlet Box Scent of Mignonette She Wrote Finis Somewhere in the House Son * This Looks Like Murder This Will Kill You * Thou Lord Seest Me Thundering Butterflies * Town Blonde - Country Blonde Two Brothers Unlucky Lady When Lieutenant Trant Came to Jamaica Isle * White Carnations WHEELER, HUGH

Box 27 * Who Killed the Mermaid * Witness for the Prosecution * Woman of Ice A Woman's Woman Writing on the Wall

II.B. Children's Story: The Bogue Duppies and 9 illustrations in pen and ink and water-color by Rhoda Jackson.

II.C. 1/2 Box Untitled Manuscripts

II.D. Notes

Notebook with German vocabulary in H.W.'s hand.

II.E. By Webb, R. Wilson

Folder of plots from R. Wilson Webb

"Virgin's Progress" by R.W.W.

Box 28/29 III. PRINTED 1931-1980s

Programs of plays and musicals, operas with scripts by H.W. or of events attended by him.

Box 28/29 Reviews and publicity of books and shows by H.W. Clips and photocopies.

Box 30 Magazines containing short stories by H.W. Research material for work. Travel brochure and maps.

Box 31 2 scrapbooks containing reviews of books: "Clippings" 1931-1939; Black scrapbook, 1961.

Box 31 IV. PERSONAL MEMORABILIA

2 notebooks of names and addresses, telephone numbers. Loose notes with names and telephone numbers. Engagement Book 1975 with some bolo. entries. 2 English passports 1932, 1937.

V. CASSETTE TAPES

1. "As Good as Gold." Excerpts with Bryan Spencer.

2. "Borsalino. 11

3. "Great Gottschalk!" Act I-A, Act II-B. Music without orchestration or lyrics.

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Box 32 VI. PHOTOGRAPHS

Several hundred, including many snapshots. Mostly of H.W. and friends; some early family and school; many apparently taken on trips (Italy, West Indies). A few publicity photos from shows. Incl.

John Gielgud 2 snapshots

Elizabeth Taylor glossy, ca. 7 x 9

Vincent Price with wife and son (in color); 1 of V.P. alone inscribed to H.W.

Derek ~acobi with H.W. and others

Sweeney Todd publicity photos

Scene designs

VII. AWARDS (4)

Nominations for Antoinette Perry Award for Best Book of Musical

1972-73 A Little Night Music

1973-74 Candide

1978-79 Sweeney Todd

Dramatists Guild Warriner Award

1978-79 for Sweeney Todd

VII. CORRESPONDENCE

Box 32/33 A A. Professional with Agents: Curtis Brown and William Morris. Includes royalty statements and many contracts.

Box 34/35 B. Business: Professional and Personal. In folder with H.W.'~ headings related to his work, play titles, or personal business.

Box 36, 37, 38 C. Personal Correipondence. With various friends, English and American, 195Os-198Os, many in the theatrical world.

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Box 39 D. Special Correspondents. Alphabetically arranged. Gielgud, John 96 letters, almost all ALS 4 postcards, 2 telegrams, note on card 1950s-1980s 2 folders Grenfell, Joyce 59 letters, 2 cards, 2 telegrams 1 folder Hart-Davis, Rupert 24 letters 1 folder

Lieberson, Goddard 8 letters, 1 telegram 1 folder

Price, Vincent 9 letters, 1 note, postcard, card, telegram 1 folder

Prince, H~l 16 letters, 2 notes, 1 telegram, 2 photocopies 1 folder

Sondheim, Stephen 9 items 1 folder

Wilson, Angus 14 letters 1 folder

York, Michael 8 letters and 2 postcards 1 folder Other Correspondents: 1 folder

Bedford, Brian 1 ALS

Bolton, Guy 1 TLS Booth, Shirley 1 TLS

Comden, Betty 1 TLS

Coward,.Noel 3 TLS, 1 ALS, 1 telegram

Cronym, Hume 1 TLS, 2 ALS, 1 telegram

Cukor, George 1 TLS

Dresser, Davis (Brett Halliday) 1 TLS Edel, Leon ALS Fosse, Bob 1 TNS

Gelatt, Roland 1 TLS

Gennaro, Peter 1 letter ALS

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Box 39 Gish, Lilli~n TLS with auto~raph PS and 1 telegram Grizzard, George 1 ALS Hart, Moss 2 TLS, 1 ALS, 1 telegram Inge, William 1 TLS, 1 telegram Jacobi, Derek 1 ALS Jones, Jennifer 2 ALS 'Kirstein, Lincoln 1 TLS

Koch, John 1 ANS on Exhibit brochure Lansbury, Angela 1 ALS Lehmann, Rosamond 1 ALS Leighton, Margaret 1 TLS

Levine, Joseph 2 TLS Logan, Joshua 2 ALS Mason, James 1 TLS

McKendrick, Alexander 1 TLS, 2 ALS

Meredith, Burgess Telegram

Parkinson, Norman 1 ALS, 1 TLS, telegram Quintero, Jose 1 ANS Rigg, Diana 1 ALS, 1 ANS on card Selznick, Irene 2 TLS Shaffer, Peter Telegram Tandy, Jessica 1 ALS, telegram Ter Arutunian, Rouben Telegram Webb, Alan 1 ALS Webb, Richard Wilson (co-author) 1 ALS Worth, Irene 3 ALS

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VIII. BOOKS and Other Printed Material

By Hugh Wheeler:

CANDIDE Libretto, Book by Hugh Wheeler. New York, Souvenir Book Pub., n.d. FILE ON FENTON & FARR By Q. Patrick (pseud.) Crimefile Number 3, William Morrow, 1937. Shakespeare, William

A leaf from each of the Four Folios. (Condition fair)

1. The Life and Death of Richard the Third. First folio. 1623. p. 175, 176.

2. The Tragedy of Hamlet. Second folio. 1632.· p. 289, 290.

3. The Life of Henry the Fifth. Third folio. 1664. p. 415, 416.

4. The Tragedy of.King Lear. Fourth folio. 1665. p. 107, 108.

Libretti: Offenbach "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein," N.Y., John A. Gray & Green, 1867.

Offenbach "Barbe-Bleue" Boston, Oliver Ditson, 1868.

Thomas, Ambroise "Mignon," Baltimore, Sun Printing, 1874.

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I. Scrapbooks. Box41 A. Clippings re: sh01i stories written by HW under the pseudonyms "Q. Patrick" and "Patrick Quentin," Oct. 1940 ·- Nov. 1941. [No Folder] B. Reviews re: books written by HW under the pseudonyms "Q. Patrick," "Jonathan Stagge," and "Patrick Quentin," in 2 scrapbooks, May 1939 - May 1942. C. Clippings re: the serial "The Riddle In Red," written by HW under the pseudonym "Jonathan Stagge," published in The American Weel

II. Notebooks. A. "Idea Books." [Env. 1] B. 1 notebook.

III. Professional Material. A. Notes re: addresses and phone numbers. [Env. 2] B. 11 address books. [Env. 3-6] C. 23 daily planners, 1945-1986. [Env. 7-8] D. 3 audition lists. [F. l] E. "Hotel Rooming List," "Unit List," re: "A Little Night Music," 8/19/76 - 8/21/76. F. "Peekskill Bulk Plant Report." G. Airline ticket to Japan; includes related brochures. H. "St. Kitts," file.

IV. Con-espondence. Box42 A. Personal. [F. 1] 1. "ABC," 1951-1966; includes: a. Gielgud, John. (i) ALS, Dec. 12, no year. (ii) ALS, Aug. 27, no year. (iii) TLS, Aug. 19, 1965. b. Twain, Norman. TLS, Aug. 11, 1965. 2. "D-H," includes: A. Gielgud, John. 4 ALS, 2 postcards, 1965-1979. 3. "I-M," 1965. 4. "N-R," 1963-1965; includes: [F. 2] a. Fosse, Bob. ALS, n.d. b. Cronyn, Hume. TLS, Apr. 15, 1964. c. Inge, William. TNS, Sep. 21, 1964.

Wheeler, Hugh (7/21/06) Page 1 of 7 d. Lantz, Robe1i. TLS, July 25, 1964. e. Wolquitt, Eleanor. ALS, n.d. f. Lieberson, Goddard. (i) TLS, Dec. 16, 1964. (ii) TLS, n.d. g. Gielgud, John. (i) ALS, May 4, no year. (ii) ALS, June 22, no year. (iii) ALS, July 12, no year. (iv) ALS, Aug. 10, no year. (v) ALS, Oct. 7, no year. 5. "S-Z," 1965; includes: a. Twain, Norman. (i) TLS, Mar. 29, 1965. (ii) TLS, May 11, 1965. 6. Re: real estate, real estate purchases in Bermuda, 1957. [F. 3] a. "Gibbons." b. "Janover." c. "Pot." d. "Tenants." e. "Somers." f. "W." B. General. 1. "Arnold, 1904," 1963-1976. [F. 4] 2. "B.B., 1984"; includes financial material, 1965; also includes: a. Twain, Norman. TLS, Aug. 20, 1965. b. Marton, Elisabeth. TLS (photocopy), Mar. 10, 1965. 3. "Brandt and Brandt 1969." 4. "Boston Univ.," 1968. 5. "Curtis Brown Apr. 1969." [F. 5] 6. "Cmiis Brown - Edith," 1946-1948. [F. 6] 7. "Cmiis Brown - Ge1irude Weiner," 1947-1948. [F. 7] 8. "Curtis Brown - Naomi," 1947- 1948. 9. "Curtis Brown - Sukie," 1945-1948. 10. "Cune's Letters July 1953"; includes: a. Gielgud, John. 3 ALS, TLS; June 25, 1953; June 26, no year. b. Price, Vincent. TLS, n.d. 11. "Cmrespondence [illegible] - Personal," 1952-1953; includes: [F. 8] a. Gielgud, John. (i) ALS, Jan. 24, 1953. (ii) ALS, Apr. 20, no year. b. Price, Vincent. 2 ALS, n.d.

Wheeler, Hugh (7/21/06) Page 2 of 7 12. "Dana Bogdon, 1969." 13. "Dramatists Guild, 1969." 14. "Fan Mail," 1945-1947. 15. "Georgia," 1941-1946. [F. 9] 16. "Hal Prince Correspondence, 1973"; includes: a. Rucklehaus, William (Deputy to Attorney General Elliot Richardson). TLS, 1973. [F. 10] 17. "Letters Jan, 1954"; includes: a. Gielgud, John. ALS, Dec. 18, 1953. b. Price, Vincent. ALS, n.d. 18. "Letters November, 1953"; includes: a. Price, Vincent. ALS, n.d. 19. "Personal, 1973 "; includes: a. Gielgud, John. (i) ALS, July 13, no year. (ii) ALS, Sep. 13, no year. (iii) ALS, Sep. 28, no year. (iv) ALS, May 17, no year. (v) ALS, Oct. 16, no year. 20. "Personal Letters," 1964-1971; includes: a. Gielgud, John. ALS, Dec. 4, no year. b. Hellman, Jerome. 2 TLS, 1970-1971. 21. "Rickie - November '53 Letters," 1953. [F. 11] 22. "Simon and Schuster," 1947-1948. 23. "Travel," 1976. 24. "William M01Tis May," 1971. C. Professional, approx. 1,200 letters total (TLS, ALS, postcards), 1930s- 1980s; includes approx. 50 sympathy and miscellaneous cards sent to John Grubbs following death ofHW in 1987; also includes: [F. 12-19] 1. Bolton, Guy. TLS, Jan. 23, 1957. 2. Cronyn, Hume. TLS, Sep. 29, 1966. 3. Duke, Vernon. (i) Postcard, Feb. 2, 1968. (ii) Postcard, Feb. 3, 1968. (iii) TLS, Dec. 19, 1968. 4. Evers, Charles. TLS, 8/22/68. 5. Gielgud, John. 2 telegrams, 4 postcards, 22 ALS, 1 TLS, 1 card; Nov. 22, 1960 - Dec. 1, 1979. 6. Graham, Erwin. (i) Telegram, Oct. 19, 1966. (ii) TLS, May 31, 1967. 7. Grey, Joel. TLS, Mar. 20, 1980. 8. Hellman, Jerome. TLS, Mar.12, 1971. 9. Price, Vincent. Card, n.d.

Wheeler, Hugh (7/21/06) Page 3 of 7 10. Prince, Harold. 4 TLS, Apr. 25, 1966 - May 16, 1980. 11. Seldon, Albert W. TLS, Apr. 16, 1971. 12. Sondheim, Stephen. TLS, Jan. 11, 1968. 13. Wmih, Irene. ALS, May 3, 1966.

V. Manuscripts. A. Books by HW, all TS. 1. THE FLAMING BIRD, written under the pseudonym "Q. Patrick," 108 p. [F. 20] 2. MURDER OFF THE PRESS, written under the pseudonym "Q. Patrick," approx. 100 p., 2 copies. 3. THE REAL LIFE OF LIBBY HOLMAN, parts 1-3, 594 p. [F. 21-23] B. Shmi stories by HW, all TS. Box43 1. 48 stories written under the pseudonyms "Patrick Quentin," "Q. Patrick," and "Jonathan Stagge"; includes correspondence; printed material; multiple drafts. [F. 1-7] 2. "The Secret of the Nine," written under the pseudonym "Q. Patrick," "Episodes I- VII"; includes multiple drafts. [F. 8] C. Various fragl:henfa; TS and holograph; includes notebooks. [F. 9-20] Box44 D. Various fragments, TS and holograph; includes notebooks ( continued). [F. 1-10] E. "Cabaret," screenplay by Jan Presson Allen and HW, approx. 400 p.; includes script fragments; revisions, Dec. 1970 - Nov. 1971. [F. 11-12] E. Stage plays, written under the pseudonym "Patrick Quentin," all TS. [F. 13] 1. "Hemietta," approx. 200 p.; includes script fragments. 2. "Light in the Nmih: A Play in Three Acts," incomplete draft, act 1, scene 1 - act 2, scene 2; includes cmTespondence; notes. [F. 14-15] 3. "Poor Mr. Throck Mmion," 85 p., includes notes. [F. 16] 4. "Shadow of Guilt," 116 p. F. "Rejects 1969, Revision History, Etc.," con-ections re: miscellaneous plays, approx. 35 p. [F. 17] G. Untitled play, fragment, act 1, scene 1, 23 p. H. Radio plays, written under pseudonym "Q. Patrick," unless noted, TS. Box45 1. "The Mystery Man." a "Murder With Flowers," 12/1/41 - 1/9/42; includes synopsis, TS; weekly casting sheets. [F. l] b. "The Bannister Case," 5/28/41 - 7/10/41; includes correspondence; summaiy. [F. 2] C. "The House on the Hill," episodes 1-10. [F. 3] d. "No. 187," 9 p., 12/9/47. [F. 4] e. "No. 206," 6 p., 1/5/41. f. "Turn of the Table," written under the pseudonym

Wheeler, Hugh (7/21/06) Page 4 of 7 "Jonathan Stagge," 5 episodes. [F. 5] g. "The Window at the White Cat Inn," fragment, 8 p. [F. 6] h. 7 untitled scripts and fragments. 2. "Murder on the Air: Two If By Sea," 20 p.; includes 2 fragments; outline. 3. "The Scream," fragment, 8 p.; includes radio announcements. 4. Various script fragments. [F. 7-13] I. By others. 1. Books. a. DOCTOR RODDY, by Dick Callingham, 2 drafts, TS, 341- 343 p.; includes holograph c01Tections. [F. 14-15] b. BUT WESTARD, LOOK, by Samuel Sheridan, patis 1-3, 386 p.; includes holograph c01Tections; 2 copies of Paii 3. [F. 16-17] Box46 2. 6 plays. [F. 1-3] 3. 2 shmi stories. 4. 2 TV scripts. 5. Song lyrics.

VI. Printed Material. A. 30 postcards. [F. 4-6] B. 75 programs re: miscellaneous plays, performances. C. 30 brochures re: miscellaneous locations, events. D. Guidebook for Mexico City. E. Various magazines, Apr. 1936 - July 1970. [F. 7] F. Newspapers. [F. 8] 1. The Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily, 5/22/39. 2. Daily Mirror, 7/30/47. 3. The Bilmingham News -This Week Magazine, 5/10/53. 4. The American Weekly, 1/22/39. G. Newspaper clippings re: HW's plays, reviews, writings, 1974-1986. [F. 9-12] Box47 H. Newspaper clippings re: HW's plays, reviews writings, 1974-1986 (continued). [F. 1-3] I. 3 book excerpts, photocopies. [F. 4] J. NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL, book jacket. K. 3 broadcast transcripts re: "Sweeney Todd." L. 1 set of miscellaneous lyrics. M. Writer's Guild notification and entry form.

VII. Financial Material. A. Files. 1. "Curtis Brown - Alan," 1947-1948. [F. 5] 2. "Deeds," 1936-1937.

Wheeler, Hugh (7/21/06) Page 5 of 7 3. "Each Paid Bill." 4. "F." [F. 6] 5. "Fin. Am. BK," 1937-1938. 6. "Fin. Am Mag," 1935-1938. 7. "Finance England," 1936-1937. 8. "Finance For.," 1935-1937. [F. 7] 9. "Finance - Rick," 1933-1938. 10. "Income Tax (Federal RH) 1941." 11. "Income Tax RH 1943-5." [F. 8] 12. "Lawrence V. Tolle Insurance Agency," 1973. 13. "Munich," 1971. 14. "Picture Bills of Sale." 15. "Record of Old Stocks Purchased from Haunes Collier, Etc." [F. 9] 16. "Royalty Statements." [F. 10] 17 "R.W. Taxes," 1931-1934. 18. "RW and HW Taxes." a. 1935. b. 1936-1940. [F. 11] 19. "State Tax (Mass), 1940-1941." 20. "Telephone Bill, 1973." 21. "Writers Guilds Pension Plan, 1973." B. Approx. 200 invoices, checks, receipts, bank booklets for HW, 1935-1987. [F. 12-14]

VIII. Photographs. A. Black and white prints. 1. , 1955. [F. 15] 2. 4 prints re: Hugh Wheeler, 2003. 3. 9 prints re: Peekskill, n.d. 4. 15 prints re: art studio, n.d. 5. Noel Coward, 1957. 6. Burt Reynolds and others, n.d. 7. 40 prints re: various people; includes descriptions. [F. 15, Env. 1] 8. 8 prints re: plays. [F. 15] 9. 25 prints re: places. [Env.1] B. 3 negatives, n.d. C. 2 color slides.

IX. Legal Material. Box 48 A. 45 contracts, Oct. 1930 -Apr. 1939, Aug. 1947, Oct. - Dec. 1982, Feb. 1984; includes assignment of copyright; correspondence. [F. 1-2] B. Police reports, approx. 20 copies. [F. 2] C. TLS from police supervisors; includes three J. Edgar Hoover form letters.

Wheeler, Hugh (7 /21/06) Page 6 of 7 D. 2 social security cards. E. Certificate of nationalization. F. U.S. passport, issued June 6, 1966.

X. Miscellaneous. A. Key. [Env. 1] B. Elephant eraser. C. "Antoinette Perry Awards," nomination envelope and winner's card for "Sweeney Todd." [F. 3] D. 7 ticket stubs. E. 8 membership cards. F. Stamp collection. G. Rope sample. H. House design plan.

XI. Audio. A. "Somewhere In Time," cassette tape; includes script. [F. 4]

XII. Artwork. A. "Siamese Royalty," by Fred Robles. B. 2 profile sketches in charcoal. C. "Watercolor of House." D. "Abstract By Eve." E. Pencil sketch of man by "Bakker." [F. 5]

XIII. Large Size Material. Package 1 A. Posters. 1. 2 re: "Sweeney Todd," 2 different productions, n.d. 2. "Pacific Overtures." 3. "Big Fish, Little Fish," framed.

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Added to Box 48

I. Correspondence. A. 4 ALS, 1938. [F. 6]

II. Professional Materials. A. Notes. [F. 7-9] 1. Various holograph notes, approx. 300 p. 2. Re: calendar, Mexico, TS notes by George Pepper; approx. 30 p. 3. Screenplay, TS with holograph notes, 20 p. 4. Approx. 500 index cards, holograph. [E. 1]

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