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Archives of the Proscenium Press

1904 - 1993 (bulk dates 1962 - 1993)

Manuscript Collection Number: 313 Accessioned: Purchase, 1975-1993. Extent: 13 linear ft. Content: Letters, photographs, contracts, bank statements, drawings, certificates of copyright, catalogs, calendars, broadsides, posters, programs, galley proofs, page layouts, bills (financial), typescripts, journal, drafts (preliminary versions), clippings, photomechanical reproductions, microfilm, poems, books, playbills, and playscripts. Access: The collection is open for research. Processed: February 1995 by Anita A. Wellner.

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Table of Contents

Historical Note Biographical Note Scope and Contents Note Arrangement Note Series List Contents List

History of the Proscenium Press

According to a brief notice in the August 5, 1967 issue of Saturday Review, Robert Hogan founded the Proscenium Press in 1965. His intention was to fill an educational and cultural need unrecognized by commercial publishers. Hogan believed that large numbers of excellent playscripts, written by distinguished authors, were unavailable to the public, small theaters, and classrooms, because they were not commercially attractive to large publishing firms. Hogan, whose areas of scholarly expertise include modern drama and Irish literature, also wished to make the work of Irish literary figures available to both students and audiences in the United States.

Although Proscenium Press began publishing in 1965, the Press was not incorporated until 1977, when incorporation became a necessary development in seeking tax exempt status as a nonprofit organization. Proscenium Press was incorporated in the State of Delaware, where Hogan had joined the faculty of the University of Delaware in 1970. The purpose of the corporation, as stated in Article III of the Bylaws, is "to promote the dissemination of worthy works of literature by the publication of books, pamphlets and magazines. The primary interest of the corporation is in dramatic art and in Irish literature, and the intention of the corporation is to publish new work by new writers and to republish neglected work by established writers."

The first publication of the Proscenium Press, Elmer Rice's previously unpublished play The Iron Cross (1965), occurred while Robert Hogan was an Associate Professor of English at the University of California at Davis. The Iron Cross, a tragedy about World War I, was the initial title in the Proscenium Press Lost Play Series.

Hogan subsequently added The Short Play Series, which included unpublished work by Brendan Behan; The Adaptations Series; The Contemporary Drama; Gallery Books Series; The Irish Play Series; The New Abbey Theatre Series; The Phoenix Theatre Series of New Plays; and The Proscenium Chapbooks. In addition to the titles in each of these series, Proscenium Press published individual titles: the Irish Literary Calendar (1982-1983), The Journal of Irish Literature (1972-1993), and George Spelvin's Theatre Book (1978-1985).

The Journal of Irish Literature was a scholarly and literary journal containing essays, plays, stories, reviews by and about modern Irish writers, as well as material dealing with Irish history and culture. A number of the issues featured the work of distinguished Irish authors, as well as critical appraisals of their work. Other issues focused on Irish poetry, drama, or a variety of topics, reviews, and fiction in one issue.

During its twenty-two year history, issues of the journal featured the work of Paul Vincent Carroll, Padraic Colum, Flann O'Brien, Frank O'Connor, James Stephens, Francis Stuart, Joseph Campbell, Juanita Casey, Mervyn Wall, Conal O'Riordan, Mary Manning, and Gerald MacNamara.

Proscenium Press was founded and operated as a small and non-profit business, with a typical printing of about 500 copies of most plays, which were nominally priced from $.50 to $2.50. The Journal of Irish Literature had a circulation rate of about 500. Typical of many small presses, Proscenium Press consistently operated at a financial loss, which Robert Hogan offset with personal funds. The archive documents the grants and support sought, and occasionally received, from other sources by Proscenium Press. The Journal of Irish Literature received annual grants by the University of Delaware, occasional support from The Co-ordinating Council of Literary Magazines, and an indirect grant of $10,000 from the National Endowment of the Arts.

From 1965-1993, Proscenium Press published over 75 titles, as well as the twenty-two volumes of The Journal of Irish Literature. Proscenium Press ceased publication in 1993.

In addition to publishing, Proscenium Press also distributed books by small Irish publishing houses, such as Poolbeg Editions and Goldsmith Press, and occasionally produced plays. Hogan's stage adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's An Unsocial Socialist (1972), and his Happy Hour (1973), and his collaboration with James Douglas titled The Painting of Babby Joe (1978) were staged at the University of Delaware, the Provincetown Playhouse in New York, and the Nameless Theatre in New York, respectively.

Sources:

"Trade Winds," Saturday Review, August 5, 1967. p.12.

Note: Information on the institutional history was obtained from documents in Series II.1.

Biographical Note

Robert Goode Hogan, founder and general editor of the Proscenium Press, was born May 29, 1930, in Boonville, Missouri. Following a tour of duty in the United States Army (1950-1952), Robert Hogan completed his education at the University of Missouri, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in 1953, a Master of Arts in 1954, and a Doctor of Philosophy in 1956.

Prior to his retirement from the University of Delaware in 1994, Hogan held university faculty positions throughout the United States, including the University of Missouri-Columbia (1954-1956), Ohio University (1956-1958), Purdue University (1958-1966), University of California-Davis (1966-1970) and the University of Delaware (1970-1994). He was also a visiting professor at University College Dublin (1967-1968) and the University of Rochester, New York (1962-1963).

As the general editor of Proscenium Press, Robert Hogan edited the Journal of Irish Literature (1972-1993), as well as the work of numerous Irish playwrights, including Elmer Rice, Thomas Murphy, Seamus De Burca, Denis Johnston, John B. Keane, Brian Friel, Hugh Leonard, Desmond Forristal, M. J. Molloy, John O'Donovan, Paul Vincent Carroll, Mervyn Wall, and Brendan Behan. Hogan has also edited the Dictionary of Irish Literature (Greenwood Press, 1979) and Seven Irish Plays, 1946-1964 (University of Minnesota, 1967).

As a scholar, Hogan has written numerous critical works, many focusing on Irish playwrights, such as The Experiments of Sean O'Casey (1960), Arthur Miller (1964), The Independence of Elmer Rice (1965), Dion Boucicault (1969), Mervyn Wall (1971), Eimar O'Duffy (1971), and Since O'Casey (1984). With James Kilroy, he co-authored a six-volume study of Irish drama The Modern Irish Drama: a documentary history (1975-1992).

As a playwright, Hogan has written a number of plays which have been produced in the United States and Ireland, including Saint Jane (1966), Betty and the Beast (1968), The Fan Club (1969), The Old Man Says Yes! (1971), Happy Hour (1974), An Unsocial Socialist (1975), Meg and Mick (1982), and A Better Place (1993). He has also co-authored, with Irish playwright James Douglas, at least ten plays, for example The Painting of Babby Joe (1978) and The Wild Turkey (1984). His creative writing has also extended to other genres, including a recently published novel Murder at the Abbey Theatre (1993), written with James Douglas.

In 1993 Robert Hogan ceased the operations of the Proscenium Press, and in 1994 he retired from the University of Delaware. Robert Hogan died on March 5, 1999 in Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland, where he was living with his wife, Irish author Mary Rose Callaghan.

Source:

Trosky, Susan M. (ed.) Contemporary Authors. New Revision Series, Volume 41. Detroit: Gale Research Inc., 1994. pp. 216-217.

Scope and Content Note

The Proscenium Press Archive, acquired directly from Robert Hogan between 1975-1993, consists of thirteen linear feet of letters, photographs, financial papers, contracts, drawings, galley proofs, autograph and typescript drafts, books, theater programs, playscripts, poems, calendars, posters, clippings, microfilm, and catalogs. Spanning the dates 1904-1993 (bulk dates 1962-1993), the archive includes the files of Proscenium Press, as well as some of Robert Hogan's personal and professional papers, and a group of manuscripts written by Robert Hogan's wife, Mary Rose Callaghan.

Comprising more than sixty percent of the archive, Series I. "Letters and manuscripts of authors published by Proscenium Press" consists of the letters and manuscripts received by Robert Hogan from authors whose work was published by Proscenium Press, particularly in The Journal of Irish Literature.

Substantial groups of letters from such noteworthy Irish writers as Juanita Casey, Seamus De Burca, James Douglas, Denis Johnston, Mary Manning, M. J. Molloy, John O'Donovan, and Mervyn Wall are available in this series. Additionally there are smaller collections of letters from Ivy Bannister, Paul Vincent Carroll, Padraic Colum, Seamus Byrne, Desmond Forristal, Brian Friel, Michael Judge, John B. Keane, Brendan Kennelly, Benedict Kiely, Mary Lavin, Bryan MacMahon, Val Mulkerns, Thomas Murphy, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Sean O'Faolain, Seamus O'Neill, Brian Power, Sydney Bernard Smith, and O. Z. Whitehead.

In their letters, the writers consulted with Hogan about publication of their plays or other work, as well as conveyed information about their work and lives. Robert Hogan was not only a publisher but a good friend to many of these Irish authors and those relationships are reflected in the correspondence.

Because one of the goals of Proscenium Press was the publication of modern drama in general, the series also contains letters and manuscripts from several American playwrights, including Eric Bentley, Hamilton Benz, Mario Fratti, David Lan, Louis Phillips, and Elmer Rice. Plays by these writers were ultimately published by Proscenium Press, either in individual volumes or in The Journal of Irish Literature.

Although most of the manuscripts are plays, the series also is comprised of essays, a libretto, stories, poems, and novels written by Irish and Americans authors. Some highlights are stories written by Brendan Behan, Patrick Cunningham, Seamus De Burca, and Juanita Casey; a libretto by Dorothy Robbie; poems by Juanita Casey, Joseph Campbell, John F. Deane, and Brendan Kennelly; essays by Mervyn Wall, Michael Judge, O. Z. Whitehead, and Bryan MacMahon; and novels by James Douglas, Robert Hogan, and Richard Gunn.

The typescripts of plays represent a diverse collection of Irish playwrights, including Daniel Corkery, Conor Farrington, Desmond Forristal, Brian Friel, Denis Johnston, Michael Judge, Hugh Leonard, Bryan MacMahon, Mary Manning, M. J. Molloy, Sydney Bernard Smith, Ivy Bannister, Padraic Colum, Paul Vincent Carroll, Thomas Murphy, Seamus De Burca, John O'Donovan, and James Plunkett.

The first series also includes plays, essays, and a novel written by Robert Hogan. The manuscripts reveal Hogan's talent for collaborating with other writers, particularly with his close friend, James Douglas. Typescripts for nine of their plays, as well as their one novel are available in the archive. Hogan also collaborated on Shelah Richards's autobiography, Let's Play Ghosts, and John O'Donovan's play, The Irrational Knot.

In summary, Series I contains a wealth of information concerning the lives and literary crafts of contemporary Irish writers, particularly playwrights; as well as several modern American playwrights. The series also documents the difficulties for playwrights in securing the publication and production of their plays.

Series II "The Proscenium Press files" includes correspondence, financial papers, inventory books, art work and photographs used in publications, galley proofs, catalogs and price lists, stationery, and copies of publications.

The correspondence deals primarily with the daily operations and financial needs of the Press. Among the files are contracts between Proscenium Press and authors, certificates of copyright, projected budgets, tax documents, grant applications, requests for funding from the University of Delaware, expense summaries, bills from printers, bank statements, and purchase orders for books or journals.

Some letters and documents communicate the negotiations with theaters regarding productions of plays, with agencies or families regarding publication of works by deceased playwrights, with guest editors concerning the contents for issues of the Journal of Irish Literature from guest editors, and with Irish distributors. The correspondence files also reveal the inevitable financial struggles of a small press operation.

Three financial record books list the inventory of Proscenium Press and record the disposition of the publications. Catalogs and price lists record the publications of Proscenium Press, as well as list the books distributed by Proscenium Press for Irish Goldsmith Press and Poolbeg Editions.

Over 200 photographs and negatives of Irish authors, actors, actresses, and landmarks, as well as scenes from productions of plays are available in the Press files. The files also contain some original drawings and photographs of art work, particularly the pen and ink drawings by Juanita Casey. Many of these images appeared in issues of The Journal of Irish Literature.

Galley proofs for some of the individual volumes published by Proscenium Press, for example The Plays of Oliver St. John Gogarty and Three Plays by M. J. Molloy, as well as galleys for volumes 1-5 of The Journal of Irish Literature are available in the Press files.

Series II is concluded with copies of the Irish Literary Calendar, published by Proscenium Press, eight reels of microfilm recording The Journal of Irish Literature (1972-1980), An Index to The Journal of Irish Literature, and a list of thirty-five books published by Proscenium Press. These books were transferred from the collection for cataloging and are available in the printed holdings of Special Collections.

Series III "Robert Hogan personal and professional papers" is comprised of letters; microfilm and photocopies of research material; manuscripts of a play, books, and an introduction written by Hogan; a journal; and theater programs and publications collected by Hogan.

Most of the letters written to Hogan concern either the sender's contributions to The Dictionary of Irish Literature, which Robert Hogan edited, or their responses to Hogan's invitations to lecture at the University of Delaware in 1975. He received responses to the University invitation from such noted writers as Donald Barthelme, Donald Hall, Grace Paley, and Thornton Wilder.

Some letters concern his participation in the Writer's Week in Listowel in 1972; others concern productions of his plays. Many of the letters carry personal greetings or comments on Hogan's speeches or writing.

Typescripts or galleys for Hogan's play A Better Place (1972), his book The Independence of Elmer Rice (1965), and his contributions to The Crows of Mephistopheles and Other Stories (1970) and Toward a National Theatre (1969), combine to exhibit Hogan's versatility as a writer. "A Theatre Journal," in which Hogan chronicles his production of several Irish plays, at the University of Rochester, in 1962-1963, conveys his added talent for producing plays.

Among Hogan's papers are also over 325 theater programs, most of which are for plays written by Irish authors and staged in Great Britain or Ireland. However, there is a small folder of programs for productions staged in the United States. Hogan collected most of these programs while attending performances during his annual visits to Ireland and Great Britain. Several Dublin theaters are well represented, particularly Abbey Theatre, Gaiety Theatre, Gate Theatre, Olympia Theatre, and Peacock Theatre.

The final subseries of Hogan's papers consist of certificates of copyright for four of Hogan's plays, a small collection of research material gathered by Hogan, and some miscellaneous publications sent to Hogan. Among the research material are two reels of microfilm, one of which includes issues of the Irish literary journals, The Arrow, Beltaine, and DANA; and the other contains copies of letters and writing by the Sheridan family and Joseph LeFanu.

Series IV "Manuscripts written by Mary Rose Callaghan" consists of numerous drafts of novels, a play, and juvenile fiction written by Mary Rose Callaghan. Drafts of The Awkward Girl (1990), Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter (1985), Has Anyone Seen Heather? (1990), A House of Fools (n.d.), The Improper Grandfather (n.d.), and Mothers (1984) are present.

In addition to documenting the history of the Proscenium Press and the work of Robert Hogan, this archive provides excellent resources for the study of the development and struggles of a small press, the study of numerous contemporary Irish authors (particularly Irish playwrights), and research material on modern drama. Arrangement Note

The Archives of the Proscenium Press have been arranged in four series, beginning with Series I "Letters and manuscripts of authors published by Proscenium Press," which is arranged in alphabetical order by author. Within the subseries of each author, the letters are arranged chronologically and the manuscripts alphabetically by title.

Series II "Proscenium Press files" consists of six subseries: correspondence and financial papers; Proscenium Press price lists, catalogs, forms, and stationery; photographs; art work for Proscenium Press publications; galley proofs of Proscenium Press publications; and publications of Proscenium Press. See the subseries descriptions for details of arrangement.

Series III "Robert Hogan personal and professional papers" also includes six subseries: letters, manuscripts written by Hogan, theater programs collected by Hogan, certificates of copyright for plays written by Hogan, research material collected by Hogan, and miscellaneous materials. See subseries descriptions for information about the arrangement.

Series IV "Manuscripts written by Mary Rose Callaghan" is arranged in alphabetical order by title of the manuscript.

Series Outline

I. Letters and manuscripts of authors published by Proscenium Press, 1917-1993

II. Proscenium Press files, 1917-1993

1. Correspondence and financial papers, 1961-1993 2. Proscenium Press price lists, catalogs, forms, and stationery, 1966-1983 3. Photographs, 1917-[1980s] 4. Art work for Proscenium Press publications, ca. 1928-1983 5. Galley proofs of Proscenium Press publications, 1971-1976 6. Publications of Proscenium Press, 1972-1983

III. Robert Hogan personal and professional papers, 1899-1993

1. Letters, 1920-1983 2. Manuscripts written by Robert Hogan, 1962-1972 3. Theater programs collected by Robert Hogan, 1926-1993 4. Certificates of copyright for plays written by Robert Hogan, 1966-1970 5. Research material collected by Robert Hogan, 1899-1969 6. Miscellaneous materials, 1965-1981

IV. Manuscripts written by Mary Rose Callaghan, 1976-1990

1. The Awkward Girl, [n.d.] 2. Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter, [n.d.] 3. Has Anyone Seen Heather? [1989-1990] 4. A House For Fools, [n.d.] 5. The Improper Grandfather, [n.d.] 6. Mothers, 1976-[1984] Table of Contents

I. Letters and manuscripts of authors published by Proscenium Press, 1917 - 1993 (bulk dates 1962 - 1993)

A - C D - E F - L M - N O - P Q - Z

Contents List

Box -- Folder -- Contents

1 Series I. Letters and manuscripts of authors published by Proscenium Press, 1917-1993 (bulk dates 1962-1993)

Adams, Mary (Mary Manning, see also F223-226) F1 1984 Mar 9 TLS 1p

Appleton, Connolly F2 Typescript of Connolly's story "Silken Sisters" (1974).

Baker, Howard, 1905- and Baker, Dorothy, 1907-1968. F3 1966-1967 Letters 7p

Bannister, Ivy, 1951- F4 1988-1993 Letters 21p F5 Spiral-bound mimeographed typescript of Bannister's play The Wilde Circus Show (n.d.).

Beck, Gary F6 1984 Apr 19 TLS 1p Behan, Brendan F7 Fair copy typescripts of Behan's stories or articles: "The Long Jump to Aran," "The Tale of Genockey's Motor Car," "A Very Gallant Gentleman," "Fianna Eireann," "Speech From the Dock," "Peadar O Cearnaigh," "An Irish Boy Dies in Korea," "The Woman on the Corner of the Next Block to Us," "Letters to The Irish Times," "Sunbathers Cover Their Faces in Sweden," "Brendan Behan Insists on Use of Irish in Bray Court," "Secret Scripture," "Confessions of an Irish Rebel," "Brendan Sees Red!," "Here's to the Next Time," and "Even Paris Was Shocked When He Painted It Red!." Also includes a letter from Beatrice Behan (1966).

Beim, Norman F8 1979 Sep 10 ALS 1p Note: Includes reviews of Beim's plays.

Bentley, Eric, 1916- F9 1975 Jan-Aug Letters 19p F10 1975 Sep-Dec Letters 19p F11 1976 Letters 11p F12 1977-1980 Letters 7p F13 1981 Jan-Aug Letters 10p F14 1981 Sep-Dec Letters 18p F15 1982-1983 Letters 17p F16 1984-1987 Letters 12p F17 1988-1989 Letters 5p F18 1991-1993 Letters 2p Note: Includes photographs of a production of Bentley's play Amazons, flyers advertising his plays or books, and jacket copy for the Proscenium Press publication of Amazons.

1 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Benz, Hamilton F19 1968 Letters 9p F20 1969 Letters 10p F21 1970 Jan-Jun Letters 9p F22 1970 Aug-Dec Letters 11p Note: Includes clippings and flyers about Benz's plays and music, plus a copy of the Proscenium Press publication of Benz's play Heroine (1969).

Block, Ralph, 1889- F23 1967 Oct 11 TLS 2p

Blum, Geoffrey F24 1975 Sep 30 TLS 1p Note: Includes The Journal of Irish Literature proofs for Blum's essay "Some Notes for Stephens Bibliophiles."

Blythe, Ernest F25 1968 Jun 4 TLS 1p

Boothroyd, Faith F26 1962 Jul TLSs 2p

Boyd, John, 1912- F27 1977-1983 Letters 20p

Brewster, Townsend F28 1974-1985 Letters 2p Note: Includes a mimeographed typescript of Brewster's translation of Victor Sejour's The Brown Overcoat (n.d.).

Browne, Dominick F29 1978 Letters 6p

Burrowes, Wesley F30 1977-1981 Letters 6p Note: Includes biographical information.

Burwell, Basil F31 1984 May 16 ALS 1p

Byrne, Seamus F32 1965-1969 Letters 9p Note: Includes two letters from James Byrne, son of Seamus Byrne.

Calthrop, Chris F33 1970-1987 Letters 2p Note: Includes reviews of Calthrop's work.

1 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd) Campbell, Joseph, 1879- F34 Typescript poem "Aliment" (Christmas 1941).

Carr, Hugh F35 Mimeographed typescript of Carr's play Encounter in the Wilderness (n.d.).

Carroll, Paul Vincent, 1900-1968. F36 1962-1971 Letters 19p F37 Mimeographed typescript of Carroll's play Bitter Harvest (n.d.). F38 Typescript carbon of Carroll's play Curtain Call (n.d.), pages 1-130. F39 Typescript carbon of Curtain Call, pages 131-265. F40 Typescript of Carroll's television play The Darling of Erin (n.d.).

Casey, Juanita F41 1972 Letters 32p F42 1973-1977 Letters 22p F43 1980 Letters 15p Note: Includes a photocopied typescript of Casey's story "Pogmohon" (n.d.). F44 1981-1988 Letters 23p Note: Includes signed typescript of Casey's poem "Quick Quick Slow" (n.d.).

Charlotte, Susan F45 1981-1982 Letters 4p

Cheasty, James F46 1970 Letters 3p

Clark, John and Lynn F47 [n.d.] ACS 1p

Clifford, Sigerson F48 Mimeographed typescript of Clifford's play Nano (n.d.).

Coffey, Tomas F49 1965-1967 Letters 7p F50 Mimeographed typescript of Coffey's play Anyone Could Rob a Bank (1961). F51 Photocopied typescript of Coffey's play Gone Tomorrow (n.d.). F52 Inscribed mimeographed typescript of Coffey's play Them (n.d.).

Colum, Padraic, 1881-1972. F53 1962-1969 Letters 13p Note: Includes a broadside of Colum's poem "A Ballad Maker" (souvenir of The Road Round Ireland at the Lantern Theatre production in 1965). F54 Mimeographed typescript of Colum's play Balloon (n.d.).

Conniffe, Michael F55 1976 Letters 3p

Connor, Joan F56 1993 ALS 1p

Corkery, Daniel, 1878-1964. F57 [n.d.] Letters 2p Note: Includes a typescript of Corkery's play Fohnam the Sculptor (n.d.). A copy of the Proscenium Press edition of this play was transferred for cataloging.

Costello, John M. F58 1913 Feb 7 ALS 1p (to Mrs. Hutton)

Costello, Peter F59 1978 Oct 5 TLS 1p

Cunningham, Patrick F60 1979 Letters 2p Note: Includes undated typescripts of Cunningham's stories "A Very Well-kept Park," "The Journey Back," "The Hut," "A Place for Two," and "Echoes."

Deane, John F., 1943- F61 1976 Letters 3p Note: Includes a signed typescript of Deane's poem "The Cockroaches" (n.d.).

De Burca, Seamus F62 1960-1964 Letters 18p F63 1965-1966 Letters 21p F64 1967-1968 Letters 13p F65 1969 Letters 11p F66 1970 Letters 21p F67 1971-1972 Letters 17p F68 1973-1975 Letters 13p Note: Includes a copy of the Dublin Historical Record (n.d.), which contains De Burca's article "The Queen's Royal Theatre." Also includes a signed typescript biographical sketch on Peadar Kearney (n.d.) and a signed typescript program note titled "Mrs. Josephine Jordan" (1975). F69 1976 Letters 14p F70 1977-1979 Letters 11p Note: Includes a photocopy of De Burca's talk "The Queen's Theatre, Dublin" (1978). F71 1980-1983 Letters 13p F72 1984-1985 Letters 12p F73 1986-1992 Letters 8p F74 Photocopied typescript of De Burca's play Billy Boy's Month in the Country (1979 Mar 5), with a letter from De Burca (1980 Jan 11).

2 F75 Two signed typescript drafts of De Burca's play Brendan Behan: a memoir (1964-1965); typescript essays titled "Borstal Boy"(1970), "Brendan Behan Was Registered as Francis" (1970), and "Brendan Behan's Father" (1969); and photocopies of letters from Behan to De Burca. A copy of the Proscenium Press Chapbook No. 1 Brendan Behan (1971), written by De Burca, was transferred for cataloging. F76 Signed typescript of De Burca's story "Charlotte Leaves Home" (n.d.). F77 Signed typescript of De Burca's story "Confession" (n.d.). F78 Signed typescript of De Burca's play Handy Andy (1972), with a note from De Burca. F79 Mimeographed typescript of De Burca's play The Northern Insurgents (n.d.). F80 Signed typescript of De Burca's play Nostalgia (1978). F81 Two signed typescript of De Burca's biographical sketch of his father P. J. Bourke (1983). F82 Typescript of De Burca's talk "The Queen's Royal Theatre, Dublin (1829-1969)" (n.d.).

Deevy, Teresa F83 1986 Mar 3 TLS 1p Note: Includes mimeographed typescript of Deevy's radio play Wife to James Whelan (n.d.).

2 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Donaghy, Lyle F84 [n.d.] ALS 2p (Incomplete)

Douglas, James, 1929- F85 1965-1968 Letters 49p F86 1969-1970 Letters 44p F87 1971 Letters 26p F88 1972 Letters 36p F89 1973-1974 Letters 44p F90 1975 Letters 42p Note: Includes a letter from M. J. Molloy F91 1976-1978 Letters 51p F92 1979-1980 Letters 38p F93 1981-1983 Letters 48p F94 1984-1986 Letters 25p F95 1987-1989 Letters 27p F96 1990-1993 Letters 28p Note: The folders of letters also include numerous photocopies of newspaper articles or reviews of Irish plays, letters from Irish theaters rejecting plays by Douglas and Hogan, copies of letters from Hogan, programs from play productions, Abbey Theatre readers' reports on plays submitted by Douglas, and some notes for plays which Douglas and Hogan co-authored. F97 Typescript (carbon) of the play The Balloon Factory or, The Beast That Does Be on the Bog (n.d.), co-authored by Douglas and Hogan, and later titled The Bog Beast. F98 Mimeographed typescript of the play The Bog Beast (n.d.). F99 Typescript of the play Cast a Cold Eye (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. F100 Typescript and typescript (carbon) copies of Douglas's play Catalogue (n.d.). F101 Photocopied typescript of Douglas's radio play Cross Words (1985). F102 Typescript of the play Danaher Talks to McGreevy (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. F103 Photocopied typescript of the play Dark Johnny (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. F104 Autograph script for the play Hard Water (n.d.), possibly co-authored with Robert Hogan. F105 Photocopied typescript of Douglas's radio play Indigo Days (1988 Aug). F106 Autograph and typescript drafts for the play Lying Off the Coast of North America (1981), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. Includes a letter from Douglas (1991). F107 Photocopied typescript of Lying Off the Coast of North America (n.d.).

2 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Douglas, James (cont'd) F108 Autograph and typescript scenes from the play Murder at the Abbey Theatre (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. F109 Autograph and typescript scenes from Murder at the Abbey Theatre (n.d.). F110 Bound photocopied typescript of the uncut version of Murder at the Abbey Theatre (1993), bearing the original title The Evil Genius of the Abbey Theatre.

3 F111 Photocopied typescript of the play The Painting of Babby Joe (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas. Includes Hogan's autograph note: "my lighting script for the production at the Nameless Theatre in NY." F112 Mimeographed typescript of The Painting of Babby Joe (n.d.), with added autograph pages of a Scene Six. F113 Mimeographed typescript of The Painting of Babby Joe (n.d.). F114 Two photocopied typescripts of the play The Pope Has Not Committed Suicide (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas, using the pseudonym Robert James. F115 Autograph script and notes for Act II of the play The Potato Orchard, co-authored by Hogan and Douglas (n.d.). F116 Two photocopied typescripts of Douglas's play Radio Drama (n.d.). F117 Autographs drafts of portions of Douglas's Scenes From a Novel (n.d.). F118 Clipping and photocopies of Douglas's stories "PJ," "The Door Knockers," "House Warming," "A Bun for Easter," and "And Marlene Never Knew" (removed to oversize). F119 Mimeographed typescript of Douglas's radio play The Snake (1984 Feb). F120 Mimeographed typescript of Douglas's radio play Too Short a Summer (1976 Jun). F121 Typescript of the play What is the Stars? (n.d.), co-authored by Hogan and Douglas.

Dunn, F. J. F122 1975 Jul-Sep Letters 2p

Dunn, John J. F123 1985-1988 Letters 4p Note: Includes Dunn's two poems "Isla Mujeres - Landscape" and "In Memory of Darrell Figgis."

Dunne, Sean, 1956- F124 1984-1986 Letters 3p

Duplantier, F. R. F125 [n.d.] TLS 1p Note: Includes a typescript of Duplantier's play Dead Issues (1978).

Egan, Desmond F126 1978-1983 Letters 10p Note: Includes a poster for the annual The Beau (removed to oversize), plus reviews and flyers related to books by Egan.

Fahey, William F127 1989 Jul 12 TLS 1p Note: Includes a typescript of Fahey's story "The Death of Ronan's Son."

Fallon, Gabriel F128 1960-1962 Letters 20p Note: Includes photocopies of articles about Sean O'Casey.

Fallon, Peter, 1951- F129 1978-1980 Letters 14p

Farrington, Conor, 1928- F130 1974-195 Letters 3p Note: Includes proofs for the Proscenium Press publication of Farrington's play Aaron Thy Brother (1975), plus an autograph title page for the same. A Proscenium Press edition of Aaron Thy Brother was removed for cataloging.

Finneran, Richard J. F131 Typescript list of corrections for Finneran's Journal of Irish Literature essay "Letters of James Stephens." F132 Typescript of Finneran's preface to James Stephen's dramatization of his novel The Demi-Gods, plus a copy of the Stephen's dramatization.

Fitzgerald, Jack F133 1976 Jan 10 TLS 1p

Forbes, Daniel J. F134 1989 Nov 28 TLS 2p

Forristal, Desmond F135 1975-1987 Letters 5p Note: Includes a typescript (carbon) and galley proofs of the Proscenium Press publication of Forristal's play Black Man's Country (n.d.) (removed to the galley section).

3 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Fratti, Mario, 1927- F136 1970 Letters 13p Note: Includes corrected page proofs for the Proscenium Press publication of Fratti's play Fire (1970). F137 1971 Letters 10p F138 1972-1973 Letters 21p Note: Includes corrected page proofs for the preliminary matter of the Proscenium Press publication of Fratti's Races (1972). F139 1974-1976 Letters 11p F140 1981-1982 Letters 13p Note: Includes photographs of a 1982 production of Fratti's musical adaptation of Nine. F141 1983-1988 Letters 7p Note: The folders of Fratti letters include reviews of Fratti's plays, as well as flyers and programs from productions of his work. F142 Mimeographed typescript of Fratti's play Che Guevara (1968), with cover and reviews. F143 Photocopied typescript of Fratti's play The Young Wife (1982). F144 Photocopied typescript and page proofs for the Proscenium Press publication of Fratti's Races, plus a photocopy of his short play The Bridge (n.d.). Also includes reviews of the short plays in Races.

Friel, Brian F145 1967-1983 Letters 19p Note: Includes a review of Friel's play Translations. F146 Typescript (carbon) of Friel's play The Blind Mice (n.d.).

Gallaher, Lee F147 1966-1978 Letters 5p Note: Includes a biographical sketch of Gallaher and typescript (carbon) copies of Gallaher's plays Descent Into Monday (n.d.) and The Wig (n.d.).

Gallivan, G. P. F148 1980 Letters 3p F149 Mimeographed typescript of Gallivan's play A Beginning of Truth (n.d.).

3 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Ganly, Andrew F150 1975-1977 Letters 6p F151 Typescript of the rewritten version of Ganly's play The Cursing Fields (1941 Jun). F152 Photocopy of the typescript of The Cursing Fields. F153 Typescript (carbon) copies of Ganly's plays The Dear Queen (n.d.) and The Dance in Nineteen Hundred and Ten (n.d.).

Glavin, Anthony F154 1979-1980 Letters 4p

4 Gogarty, Oliver R. F155 1971-1972 Letters 12p Note: Includes an offprint titled "Oliver St. John Gogarty, MD, FRCSI." Grattan, Kevin F156 1980 Jan 30 TLS 1p Note: Includes a biographical sketch.

Gunn, Richard F157 1977-1992 Letters 11p F158 Photocopied typescript and author's corrected page proofs for the Proscenium Press publication of Gunn's novel The Hoochman (1991), with two letters from Gunn.

Halio, Jay L. F159 Typescript reviews of work by Irish authors, written for The Journal of Irish Literature (1972).

Harte, Jack F160 1980 Jul 4 TLS 1p

Hassert, Margaret F161 Typescript of Hassert's Journal of Irish Literature essay "The Plays of Oliver Goldsmith."

Havis, Allan F162 1978 Aug 25 TLS 1p Note: Includes reviews of Havis's play Interludes (1978).

Hayes, David F163 1978-1979 Letters 3p F164 Photocopied and carbon typescripts of Hayes's play Legend (n.d.), with a note from Hayes.

4 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Henderson, Gordon F165 Photocopied typescript of a review of Aspects of the Irish Drama for The Journal of Irish Literature.

Henry, Phelim F166 1980 Aug Letters 2p Note: Includes typescripts of Henry's short stories "The Dance" and "The Beginning" (n.d.).

Hogan, Desmond F167 1975-1976 Letters 6p Note: Includes a typescript (carbon) of Hogan's short story "Charing Cross Road Revisited" (n.d.).

Hogan, Robert Goode, 1930- F168 Autograph and typescript reviews and notes written for The Journal of Irish Literature. Also includes proofs of the book covers for Hogan's An Unsocial Socialist and Lost Plays of the Irish Renaissance. Other manuscripts by Hogan may be found in Series III.2 and under the names of authors with whom he co-authored plays or books, such as James Douglas, John O'Donovan, and Shelah Richards.

Honig, Edwin F169 1967-1968 Letters 4p

Jackson, Robert F170 1974 Jul 22 ACS 1p

Johnston, Denis, 1901- F171 1962-1969 Letters 30p Note: Includes carbon copies of letters from Everett Carter to Johnston. F172 1970-1975 Letters 41p F173 Photocopied typescript of Johnston's play The Dreaming Dust (1987 Dec 31). F174 Typescript of an interview with Denis Johnston, which was published in The Journal of Irish Literature.

Johnston, Fred F175 1975-1980 Letters 27p Note: Includes Johnston's typescript poems "Testimonial," "Encounter," and "An Phis Fhluich;" as well as photocopied typescripts of his short stories "Revolution," "Over the River," and "The Job." Also includes #5 and #6 of the Galway Writers Workshop Broadsheet.

4 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Johnston, Jennifer, 1930- F176 Photocopied typescript of Johnston's monologue "The Porch" (n.d.).

Jordan, Neil, 1951- F177 1975 Letters 2p Note: Includes a typescript of Jordan's short story "Her Soul" (n.d.) and a typescript (carbon) of his short story "Cafe" (n.d.).

Judge, Michael F178 1975-1989 Letters 27p F179 Typescript of Judge's essay "The Dramatist and Ireland's Changing Society" and a photocopied typescript of his play The Chair (n.d.). F180 Typescript of Judge's play Saturday Night Women (n.d.).

Kain, Richard Morgan, 1908- F181 [1977 Feb 23] TLS 1p

Keane, John B., 1928- F182 1964-1978 Letters 35p Note: Includes a contract between Hogan and Keane for the publication of Keane's Sharon's Grave (1966 Sep) and reviews of Keane's books. F183 Typescripts of Keane's "Family Failings" (n.d.) and the preliminary matter for his play "The One-way Ticket" (n.d.), as well as a photocopied typescript of The Good Thing (n.d.).

Keefe, Joan F184 Typescript of Keefe's translation of Sean Clarach MacDomhnaill's "On the Death of Dawson" for The Journal of Irish Literature.

Kennelly, Brendan F185 1972-1980 Letters 16p Note: Includes signed photocopied typescripts and galley proofs (removed to oversize section) for the Proscenium Press publication of Kennelly's poems "Breath," "The Names of the Dead Are Lightning," "Something Would Be Understood," "Willow," and "Cliche."

Kevin, Sister M. F186 1984 Nov 25 TLS 1p 4 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Kiely, Benedict F187 1973-1976 Letters 25p Note: Includes articles about Kiely. F188 Autograph copy of Kiely's radio broadcast "Padraic Colum," which bears a letter from Kiely on the verso of page one (1973) and a typescript of his story "The Fairy Women of Lisbellaw" (n.d.).

Kiely, Kevin F189 1978 Jun-Sep Letters 2p

Kinsella, Thomas F190 1972-1980 Letters 11p Note: Includes articles on Kinsella and his poetry.

Lan, David, 1952- F191 Typescript of Lan's play The Winter Dancers, copies of the Showbill (1979), a poster (removed to oversize section), and photographs of scenes from The Phoenix Theatre production of the play. Also includes copies of Showbill for The Phoenix Theatre productions of Chinchilla (1979) and Second Avenue Rag (1980), plus two letters from Phoenix Theatre's literary manager Anne Cattaneo.

Lavin, Mary, 1912- F192 1975 Jun-Sep Letters 8p

Leonard, Hugh F193 Photocopied typescript of Leonard's play A Walk on the Water (1960) and two sets of galley proofs (removed to the galley section) for the Proscenium Press edition of his play Da (1975).

Liddy, James, 1934- F194 1977 Jul-Nov Letters 5p

Lyons, Jack B. F195 [n.d.] TLS 1p

MacCarthy, J. Bernard (John Bernard), 1888- F196 1978 Letters 4p Note: Includes a copy of The Day (1917) and a flyer for a 1921 production of MacCarthy's play The Rising Generation. F197 Mimeographed typescript of MacCarthy's play Golden Sands (n.d.), with two photocopies of letters from MacCarthy to Mr. Burnham (1977).

MacDonagh, Donagh, 1912-1968. F198 1965 Jun 30 ALS 1p F199 Photocopied typescript of MacDonagh's play Down By the Lifey Side (1976), inscribed to Hogan from Gordon M. Wickstrom. F200 Typescript and photocopied typescript copies of MacDonagh's play God's Gentry (n.d.), plus photocopies of music used in the play. F201 Mimeographed typescript of MacDonagh's play Lady Spider (n.d.).

MacDonald, Robert David F202 1981 Jun 24 ALS 2p

Macken, Walter F203 1965-1967 Letters 10p

Mac Liammoir, Micheal, 1899-1978. F204 1962 Aug Letters 3p Note: Includes a typescript of The Journal of Irish Literature interview with Mac Liammoir (n.d.) and brochures for The Dublin Gate Theatre Studio (1929).

MacMahon, Bryan, 1909- F205 1965-1981 Letters 45p Note: Includes articles concerning MacMahon or his plays and page proofs of MacMahon's biographiccal entry on Maurice Walsh. F206 Typescript of Gordon Henderson's interview with Bryan MacMahon, published in The Journal of Irish Literature and a biographical sketch of MacMahon. F207 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Bugle in the Blood (n.d.). F208 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Death of Biddy Early (n.d.). F209 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Gap of Life (n.d.). F210 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Gentry Bell (n.d.). F211 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Honey Spike (1973), inscribed by MacMahon to Hogan (1974). F212 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Honey Spike (n.d.). F213 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play Jack Furey (n.d.). F214 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Master (n.d.), inscribed by MacMahon to Hogan and Mary Rose Callaghan (1981). F215 Mimeographed typescript of MacMahon's play The Time of the Whitethorn (n.d.).

MacUistin, Liam F216 1977-1979 Letters 3p Note: Includes a Society of Irish Playwrights report (1978-1979). F217 Typescript (carbon) of MacUistin's play The Glory and the Dream (n.d.). F218 Mimeographed typescript of The Glory and the Dream (n.d.), with a letter from MacUistin (1979). F219 Typescript of MacUistin's play Post Mortem.

Madden, David, 1933- F220 1981 Letters 4p

Malkin, Michael R., 1943- F221 1985 Feb 26 TLS 1p

Malone, Joe F222 [1986] Letters 2p Note: Includes translations by Malone.

Manning, Mary F223 1964-1984 Letters 34p Note: Includes a review by Manning. F224 1985-1989 Letters 28p

5 F225 Typescript (carbon) of Manning's play Green Paint (n.d.), with cover and signed. F226 Photocopied typescript of Manning's play The Widows' Pique (n.d.).

Marcus, David F227 1990 May-Jun Letters 2p

Marcus, Joseph F228 Mimeographed typescript of Marcus's play Judgement of Paris (n.d.).

Marrits, Edward R. F229 Photocopied typescript of Marrits's play Buddy of Stray Katz, Ph.D., L.S.D., P.D.Q. (1975), with a letter from Marrits (1975). F230 Photocopied typescripts of Marrits's plays Move Over, Moon! (n.d.) and How You Gonna Get Back, Johnny Hunn? (n.d.), with a letter from Marrits (1975).

Martin, David F231 1978-1988 Letters 7p Note: Includes reviews of Martin's books, copies of his curriculum vitae, and a typescript (carbon) of his short story "A Long Day's Passing" (n.d.).

5 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

McDonnell, Michael, 1937- F232 1975 Jan 23 ALS 2p

McFate, Patricia F233 1975 Nov 3 TLS 1p Note: Includes a typescript and galley proofs (removed to galley section) of McFate's Journal of Irish Literature article "Uncollected Early Writings of James Stephens."

McKie, William F234 Typescript of McKie's play Scourge of Albion (n.d.).

Mercier, Vivian, 1919- F235 1973-1981 Letters 4p Note: Includes a typescript (carbon) copy of Mercier's play Common Ground (n.d.).

Miller, Liam F236 1978-1980 Letters 2p

Molin, Sven Eric F237 Typescript and photocopied typescript of Molin's essay "T. H. White: 1906-1964" (n.d.).

Molino, Michael R., 1956- F238 [n.d.] TLS 1p

Molloy, M. J. (Michael Joseph) F239 1965-1969 Letters 36p Note: Includes a contract between Hogan and Molloy naming Hogan agent for Molloy's play The Visiting House (1967). F240 1970-1974 Letters 59p Note: Includes the copyright statement for the Proscenium Press publication of Molloy's The King of Friday's Men and The Wood of the Whispering. F241 1975-1983 Letters 48p F242 1984-1990 Letters 54p F243 Material for the Proscenium Press publication of Molloy's Three Plays (1975), which included The Wood of the Whispering, The Paddy Pedlar, and The King of Friday's Men. Includes printed copies and typescript preliminary matter for The Wood of the Whispering (n.d.), and The King of Friday's Men (1853), and revisions for The King of Friday's Men. Galley proofs for The Paddy Pedlar and The King of Friday's Men were removed to the galley section. A copy of the Proscenium Press edition of Three Plays was removed for cataloging.

5 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Mooney, Ria F244 1956 Mar 22 TLS 2p

Mulkerns, Val, 1925- F245 1977-1989 Letters 17p

Murphy, Hayden, 1945- F246 1983 Apr 28 TLS 1p

Murphy, Thomas, 1935- F247 1968-1974 Letters 7p F248 Photocopied typescript and Proscenium Press edition of Murphy's play The Orphans (1974). The Proscenium Press edition of The Orphans was removed for cataloging. F249 Mimeographed typescript of Murphy's play A Whistle in the Dark (n.d.).

O'Brien, Conor Cruise, 1917- F250 1971-1985 Letters 7p

O'Brien, Flann, 1911-1966. F251 Photocopies of letters from O'Brien to various individuals (1938-1966), edited by David Powell for the O'Brien issue of The Journal of Irish Literature (1974 Jan). Includes letters from David Powell. F252 Photocopies of letters from O'Brien to various individuals (1942-1965) which were not used in the O'Brien issue. F253 Articles for the O'Brien issue by Powell, Seamus Kelly, and Miles Orvell. F254 Photocopies of plays, stories, and other material written by Flann O'Brien.

O'Brien, George, 1945- F255 1983-1984 Letters 2p

O'Brien, Katherine F256 Typescript (carbon) of O'Brien's play Apartments (n.d.), bearing the pseudonym "Fand O'Grady." a note from Hogan explains that O'Grady was Katherine O'Brien, Conor Cruise O'Brien's mother.

O'Brien, Seamus F257 1962 Aug 10 TLS 2p

O'Casey, Sean, 1880-1964. F258 1943 Jul 24 TLS 1p (To: Louis D'Alton) Note: Includes seven letters from Eileen O'Casey (wife) regarding publication of Sean O'Casey's work.

5 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

O'Connor, Conleth, 1947- F259 1978-1979 Letters 2p

O'Connor, Frank, 1903-1966. F260 1963 May 29 TLS 1p Note: Includes photocopies of stories and letters (1923-1942) written by O'Connor.

O'Connor, P. J. F261 1965-1978 Letters 13p F262 Photocopied typescript of O'Connor's play The Scarperer (1978).

O'Connor, Ulick F263 1976 Aug 16 TLS 1p

O'Donovan, John, 1921- F264 1940-1944 Letters 20p Note: Photocopies of letters from O'Donovan to "James," with a note from Vera O'Donovan (1991). F265 1965-1968 Letters 29p Note: Includes a typescript of O'Donovan's preface for the Proscenium Press edition of his play The Shaws of Synge Street (1966). F266 1969-1984 Letters 41p F267 Photocopied typescript of O'Donovan's play Carlotta (n.d.), plus a photocopied typescript draft of the beginning of the play. F268 Photocopied typescript of O'Donovan's play The Fiddler and the Dean (1961). F269 Typescript and photocopied typescript copies of O'Donovan's play The Irrational Knot (n.d.), which was co-authored by Hogan. F270 Typescript (carbon) copy of O'Donovan's play No Wonder We Are As We Are, Lads (n.d.). F271 Typescript (Proscenium Press edition setting copy) of O'Donovan's play The Shaws of Synge Street (1966), with a typescript copy of "Epilogue to The Shaws of Synge Street." A copy of the Proscenium edition was transferred for cataloging. F272 Typescript of The Shaws of Synge Street. F273 Spiral-bound photocopied typescript of an "Epilogue" for The Shaws of Synge Street (n.d.).

O'Faolain, Sean, 1900- F274 1962-1977 Letters 13p

O'hAodha, Micheal F275 1965-1985 Letters 15p

6 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

O'Meara, John Joseph F276 1978-1982 Letters 13p O'Neill, Joseph F277 Photocopied typescript of O'Neill's novel The Black Shore (n.d.).

O'Neill, Seamus F278 1976-1980 Letters 29p Note: Includes a printed copy of O'Neill's poem "Corrakit." F279 Typescripts and photocopies of short stories by O'Neill, including: "Blaeberry Sunday," "Ashamed," "The Old Soldier," "The Boy From the Village," and "First Love;" plus pages of an untitled work of fiction.

O'Riordan, Conal, 1874-1948. F280 Photocopies and typescripts of material compiled for the Conal O'Riordan issue of The Journal of Irish Literature (1985 Sep), edited by his daughter Judith O'Riordan. Includes caricatures and pictures of O'Riordan, a chronology of his life, photocopies of his work, and essays about him.

O'Riordan, John F281 1967 Oct 30 ALS 6p Note: Includes a photocopy of O'Riordan's review of several books about Sean O'Casey.

O'Riordan, Judith F282 1982-1985 Letters 25p Note: Includes a photograph of Conal O'Riordan and photocopies of articles about Conal O'Riordan. The letters concern the Conal O'Riordan issue of The Journal of Irish Literature.

Ormsby, Frank, 1947- F283 1978 Oct 8 ALS 1p

Palmer, Herbert Edward, 1880- F284 1920 Nov 1 ALS 3p (to: Irish Independent)

Pfeiffer, Pat F285 1981 Oct 18 ACS 1p

6 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Phillips, Louis F286 1974-1983 Letters 11p Note: Includes two broadsides, inscribed to Gordon Henderson, featuring Phillips's poems "The Circus" (1983) and "Dance of the Sleeping Children" (n.d.). Also includes reviews and flyers for plays written by Phillips, rewrites for the death scene for his play God Have Mercy on the June Bug (1980), and a copy of his poem "About the Fabulous Sneeze" (What the Hell Pamphlet Series 6, 1982). F287 Photocopied typescript of Phillips's play The Ball-Room In St. Patrick's Cathedral (1983), with a letter from Phillips to Gordon Henderson (1986). F288 Photocopied typescript of Phillips's play Kops (1981), with a letter (n.d.) from Phillips to Robert Hogan.

Plunkett, James, 1920- F289 Photocopied typescript of Plunkett's play The Risen People (n.d.). F290 Page proofs for The Risen People (1991), with a letter from Plunkett. Also includes letters from David Krause, who edited issue of The Journal of Irish Literature (1992 Jan) which featured The Risen People, and a typescript of Krause's introduction.

Power, Brian, 1918- F291 1985-1989 Letters 21p

Power, Maurice F292 Mimeographed typescript of Power's play The Noon-Day Devil (n.d.).

Power, Victor, 1930- F293 1968 Letters 4p Note: Includes two photocopied typescripts of Power's play The Escape (1969), plus theater programs and reviews related to this play. F294 Photocopied typescript of Power's film script Slaughter, Slaughter, Holy Water (n.d.).

Price, K. Arnold F295 1973-1974 Letters 4p Note: Includes a typescript of Price's poem "Winter Voice" (n.d.). Quinn, Mary Bernetta F296 1988 Mar 3 TLS 1p Note: Includes a book review by Quinn.

Reynolds, Mary F297 [1975] TLS 1p Note: Includes typescript and galley proofs (removed to the oversize section) for Reynolds's Journal of Irish Literature (1975 Sep) article "James Stephens and Folksong: The Symbol Song."

Rice, Elmer, 1892-1967. F298 1962-1964 Letters 21p F299 1965-1967 Letters 14p Note: Includes copies of Rice's obituary (1967), a copy of the Proscenium Press edition of Rice's The Iron Cross (1965), and letters from Mrs. Barbara Rice following Elmer Rice's death.

Risden, Edward L., 1957- F300 1988 Aug 10 TLS 1p

Robbie, Dorothy F301 [1969] Letters 10p F302 Mimeographed typescript of Robbie's libretto A Christmas Carol (n.d.). F303 Typescript of Robbie's play Ribbon With Gold (n.d.).

Robinson, M. S. F304 Typescripts of Robinson's translations of two poems by Columcille, titled "My Hand Wearies with Writing" and "Columcille Departs Ireland."

Robinson, Mary T. W. F305 1975 Dec 15 TLS 1p

Ryan, John, 1925- F306 1988 Mar 2 ALS 1p

Schreibman, Susan F307 1988 Jan 18 TLS 1p

Scott, Bonnie Kime, 1944- F308 Typescript of Scott's book review for The Journal of Irish Literature (1974).

Scully, Maurice, 1952- F309 1978-1982 Letters 5p

Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950. F310 1919 Jul 14 ACS 1p

Smith, Peter F311 1970 Feb 12 TLS 3p Note: Includes copies about Claddagh, Ireland.

6 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Smith, Sydney Bernard, 1936- F312 1978-1992 Letters 20p Note: Includes flyers, curriculum vitae, theater programs, and articles about Smith and his plays. F313 Typescript of Smith's play The Impertinence of Being Frank (n.d.).

Speers, Neill F314 1983 May 5 ALS 1p

Spelvin, George F315 Page proofs for volume 8 of George Spelvin's Theatre Book, which was never published.

Stokes, Daniel P. F316 1976-1980 Letters 3p

Strong, Eithne F317 1992 Sep 29 ALS 2p Note: Includes reviews of Strong's poetry.

Stuart, Francis, 1902- F318 Typescript and proofs of letters and work by Stuart, plus a mock-up of the cover and preliminary material for the Stuart issue of The Journal of Irish Literature (1976 Jan). Includes excerpts from Stuart's diary and poems; his novel, A Hundred Wild Decembers; his play, Who Fears to Speak; his story, "Jacob;" and an interview conducted by J. H. Natterstad.

Thornton, Weldon F319 Typescript book review for The Journal of Irish Literature.

Throne, Marilyn F320 1987 Mar 26 TLS 1p

Tomelty, Joseph F321 1967-1968 Letters 2p

Wall, Mervyn, 1908- F322 1970-1979 Letters 44p F323 1980-1982 Letters 50p F324 1983 Letters 40p F325 1984 Letters 58p F326 1985-1986 Letters 69p F327 1987-1989 Letters 51p F328 1990-1993 Letters 20p Note: The folders of letters include numerous clippings and articles about Wall, his writing, and Ireland; as well as a photograph of Wall and photocopies of essays or reviews written by Wall.

6 Series I. Authors published by Proscenium (cont'd)

Wall, Mervyn (cont'd) F329 Typescript of "Address Given by Mervyn Wall at the banquet on the Second day, Friday, 25th April, 1980, of the Annual Meeting of the American Committee for Irish Studies in the University of Delaware" (1980). F330 Autograph draft of a letter from Wall to Everett F. Bleiler (1983), which includes biographical and bibliographic information about Wall. F331 Autograph notes critiquing Hogan's and Douglas's novel The Evil Genius of the Abbey Theatre (n.d.). F332 Typescript of Wall's The Garden of Echoes: a fable for children and grown-ups (n.d.). F333 Autograph notes titled "Holiday Task" (n.d.). F334 Autograph critique of Marguerite Quintelli's dissertation (n.d.). F335 Typescript of Wall's introductory talk prior to a reading of The Unfortunate Fursey (1983 May).

Watt, Stephen F336 1985 Apr Letters 2p

Weaver, Jack W. F337 Typescript of Weaver's essay "The Padraic Colum I Knew" (n.d.).

7 White, Jack F338 1977-1978 Letters 5p Note: Includes biographical information and information about his play The Last Eleven. F339 Photocopied typescript of The Last Eleven (n.d.).

White, Terence De Vere F340 1977 Letters 5p

Whitehead, O. Z. F341 1977-1993 Letters 50p F342 Typescript (carbon) of an unpublished biographical essay by Whitehead (n.d.), a typescript of his unpublished story "Father Takes Me to the Movies in Nineteen Twenty-one" (n.d.), and an article about Whitehead.

Wickstrom, Gordon M. F343 1992 Dec 18 TLS 1p Note: Includes a photocopy of Wickstrom's poem "The Kells Blackwater, May, 1976."

Wilson, D. W. F344 1991 Letters 3p Note: Includes typescript (carbon) copies of three untitled poems by Wilson.

Wortley, Vic F345 1987-1988 Letters 2p Table of Contents

Proscenium Press Files, 1917 - 1993

Correspondence and Financial Papers Proscenium Press price lists, catalogs, forms and stationery Photographs Art work for Proscenium Press publications Galley proofs of Proscenium Press publications Publications of Proscenium Press

Contents List

Box -- Folder -- Contents

7 Series II. Proscenium Press Files, 1917-1993 Includes correspondence, financial papers, inventory books, art work and photographs used in publications, galley proofs, catalogs and price lists, stationery, and copies of publications.

Series II.1. Correspondence and Financial Papers, 1961-1993 The inventory-record books are followed by the correspondence, both are in chronological order.

Inventory-Record Books, 1966-1993 List title, author, publication date, original price, and a list of institutions or individuals purchasing copies of each Proscenium Press publication. Occasionally the number of copies printed is included. The books also record the sales of books received in exchange from P. J. Bourke (Ireland) for distribution and list the Press expenses for 1966, 1971, and 1972. F346 Book 1, 1966-1993 F347 Book 2, 1968-1993 F348 Book 3, 1971-1983

Correspondence, 1961-1993 F349 1961-1969 F350 1970-1975 F351 1976-1979 F352 1980 F353 1981-1982 F354 1983 Jan-May F355 1983 Jun-Dec F356 1984 F357 1985 Jan-Apr F358 1985 May-Dec F359 1986 F360 1987 F361 1988 F362 1989 Jan-May F363 1989 Jun-Dec F364 1990 Jan-Jun F365 1990 Jul-Dec F366 1991 F367 1992 F368 1993 and [n.d.]

7 Series II. Proscenium Press files (cont'd)

Series II.2. Proscenium Press price lists, catalogs, forms, and stationery, 1966-1983 Arranged chronologically.

F369 Lists, 1966-1979 F370 Lists, 1980-1983 and n.d. F371 Stationery and envelopes, n.d.

Series II.3. Photographs, 1917-[1980s] Arranged alphabetically by subject and then alphabetically by person. When more than one photograph of an individual is present, the name is followed the number of photographs in parentheses.

F372 Illustrations by Joseph Campbell, [n.d.] Six photographs of illustrations drawn by Joseph Campbell for his books Earth of Cualann, The Rushlight, Meaning Stones, and The Garden of Bees. Also includes Campbell's illustration for Nancy Campbell's Agnus Dei.

F373 Irish actor Arthur Sinclair as Thomas Musherry, [n.d.]

F374 Irish actress Anna Manahan, [n.d.]

F375 Irish actress Ria Mooney, 1926-1951 Includes ten photographs of Mooney in productions of The Plough and the Stars, Lovers Meeting, Shadow and Substance, The Circle, and Long Day's Journey Into Night. Also includes photographs of Mooney at the remains of Abbey Theatre, following the fire in 1951.

Irish authors, [1917]-1978 F376 Ashe, Thomas (2) Beckett, Samuel Behan, Brendan (2 - one postcard) Boucicault, Dion Broderick, John Browne, Noel Burrowes, Wesley Carr, Hugh Carroll, Paul Vincent Clarke, Austin Coffey, Tom Colum, Padraic (8) Connally, James Conniffe, Michael (2)

F377 Davin-Power, Maurice Donleavy, J. P. (2) Edwards (with Mac Liammoir, includes a cartoon) (3) Ervine, St. John Farrington, Conor (with negative) Fitzmaurice, George Forristal, Desmond (2) Friel, Brian Gallivan, G. P. Ganly, Andrew Grattan, Kevin Guinan, John (with negative) Heaney, Seamus Hogan, Robert (2- one with Golden and Hennessy and one with Benedict Kiely) Johnston, Denis

F378 Kavanagh, Patrick (7 - two with his wife, one autographed by Kavanagh, one with John Ryan, Anthony Cronin, Brian O'Nolan, and Tom Joyce at the first Bloomsday celebration) Keane, John B. Kiely Benedict Kinsella, Tom Leonard, Hugh (2 - one with Brian O'Nolan and Phyllis Ryan)

F379 MacMahon, Bryan MacNamara, Desmond MacNamara, Gerald MacNeice, Louis McCabe, Eugene McGinley, P. T. (with negative) McKie, William (4) Molloy, Michael J. (3) Murphy, Tom O'Brien, Conor Cruise O'Connor, Frank (8 - one with Robert Frost and one with Louis Le Brocquy) O'Connor, P. J. O'Duffy, Eimar (2) O'Flaherty, Liam (2) O'Neill, Seamus O'Nolan, Brian

7 Series II. Proscenium Press files (cont'd) Series II.3. Photographs (cont'd)

Irish authors (cont'd) F380 Payne, Basil Power, Brian Robinson, Lennox Rostand, Edmond Russell, George W. (AE) Skeffington, Francis Sheehy (with Captain White) Smith, Sydney Bernard Stephens, James Stuart, Francis Walsh, Maurice White, Jack Yeats, W. B. (2)

8 F381 Irish landmarks or buildings, 1960 Includes "No parking" sign (on a wall) painted by Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanagh's grave, two buildings in which Sean O'Casey lived, and the workhouse managed by Padraic Colum's father.

F382 Irish women authors, 1897-[1980s] Binchy, Maeve Bowen, Elizabeth Casey, Juanita (2 plus negative) Colum, Mary Joyce, Nora Lavin, Mary MacBride, Maud Gonne Mulkerns, Val O'Brien, Edna Robbie, Dorothy Robinson, Mary (Senator) Sheridan, Clare (negative only) Strong, Eithne

F383 Paintings or drawings of Irish authors, [1950-1976] Photographs of drawings and paintings of Irish authors. Drawings are by Sean O'Sullivan unless otherwise noted.

Bergin, Osmond Campbell, Joseph (by Estella F. Solomons Arna) De Valera, Sinead Dineen, Patrick Fitzmaurice, George (by Harry Kernoff) Gogarty, Oliver (by unidentified artist) Higgins, F. R. Holloway, Joseph (2 - one by Plunkett) Joyce, James Kavanagh, Patrick MacBride, Maud Gonne McDonagh, Thomas (by Gabriel Gifford) Mangan, J. C. (2 negatives only) Martyn, Edward (by Joseph Holloway) Milligan, Alice O'Hanlon, H. B. (by Patrick Tuohy, with negative) O'Malley, Ernie O'Sullivan, Sean (self-portrait) Stephens, James (by Rothstein) Yeats, Jack B. Yeats, W. B. (3 - two by Kernoff)

Play productions, 1959-[1980s] F384 Amazons (play by Eric Bentley, based on Heinrich von Kleist) and a photograph of von Kleist (4)

F385 Cancer (play by Eugene McCabe), [n.d.] (3)

F386 Cast of Deirdre (play by George Russell), [n.d.] (1)

F387 Ever Since Eve, 1962 (9)

F388 A Garden Party (play by Brendan Behan), [n.d.] (3)

F389 The Hannigan Family, [n.d.] (1)

F390 Moving Out (play by Brendan Behan), [n.d.] (3)

F391 Nannies Night Out (play by Sean O'Casey), 1959 (7)

F392 Portrait of Ibsen (play by Cherri Dohlen), [n.d.] (6)

8 Series II. Proscenium Press files (cont'd)

Series II.4. Art work for Proscenium Press publications, ca. 1928-1983 The material is arranged in alphabetical order by artist and includes some photographs of works of art.

F393 Includes two original pen and ink drawings by Juanita Casey, two original illustrations by Kathy Hogan for a children's book by Mervyn Wall, two drawings by Robert Hogan (of Brinsley MacNamara and James Joyce), two drawings by David Moyer (of Frank O'Connor and James Joyce), a drawing of Sean O'Casey by Bill Morgan (removed to the oversize section), and photographs of work by Mary Farl Powers, Camille Souter, Alexander Wejchert, Mainie Jellet, Anne Madden, Deborah Brown, Juanita Casey, and Evie Hone.

Series II.5. Galley proofs of Proscenium Press publications, 1971-1976 The galleys are arranged alphabetically by author, followed by the galleys for issues of The Journal of Irish Literature. All galleys have been removed to the galley section.

F394 Corkery, Daniel. Fohnam the Sculptor, 1973 The "Lost Play" Series No. 11. Also appeared in The Journal of Irish Literature (1973 May-Sep).

F395 Gogarty, Oliver St. John. The Plays of Oliver St. John Gogarty, [1971] Note: Includes four copies of the cover, which have been removed to the oversize section.

F396 Molloy, M. J. Three Plays by M. J. Molloy, [1975] Two sets of proofs, one complete set plus a set for the play The Wood of the Whispering.

F397 Rooney, James R. The Demon Cat, [1974] The Short Play Series No. 6. Also appeared in The Journal of Irish Literature (1974 May).

F398 Young-Bruehl, Elizabeth and Robert Hogan. Conor Cruise O'Brien, 1974 Proscenium Chapbook No. 2. Also appeared in The Journal of Irish Literature (1974 May).

F399 The Journal of Irish Literature, 1972-1976 Includes galley proofs for the following issues: Volume 1 #1 (1972 Jan) 3 sets (1 complete) #2 (1972 May) 1 set (incomplete) #3 (1972 Sep) 5 sets (all incomplete) Volume 2 #1 (1973 Jan) 1 set (complete) #2-3 (1973 May-Sep) 2 sets (1 complete) Volume 3 #1 (1974 Jan) 2 sets (1 complete) #2 (1974 May) 2 sets (both incomplete) #3 (1974 Sep) 1 set (complete) Volume 4 #1 (1975 Jan) 2 sets (1 complete) #2 (1975 May) 3 sets (all incomplete) #3 (1975 Sep) 3 sets (all incomplete) Volume 5 #1 (1976 Jan) 3 sets (1 complete) #2 (1976 May) 1 set (incomplete)

Series II.6. Publications of Proscenium Press, 1972-1983 The Proscenium Press books removed for cataloging are arranged alphabetically by author.

F400 Irish Literary Calendar, 1982-1983 Published in the United States by Proscenium Press and in Ireland by The Lilliput Press.

F401 An Index to The Journal of Irish Literature, 1977 Compiled by Gordon Henderson, covers volumes 1-5.

F402 Microfilm and reviews of The Journal of Irish Literature, 1972-1980 Includes eight reels of microfilm for volumes 1-4 and 7-9 (removed to Box 11). Also includes clippings of reviews of The Journal of Irish Literature.

F403 Books published by Proscenium Press, 1965-1977 Transferred for cataloging in the printed holdings of Special Collections.

Baker, Dorothy and Howard Baker. The Ninth Day. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1967. Lost Play Series No. 4 (Spec PS 3503 .A54156 N5x 1967).

Behan, Brendan. Moving Out; and, A Garden Party: two plays. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1967. Short Play Series No. 3 (Spec PR 6003 .E417 M68x 1967).

Benz, Hamilton. Heroine. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1969. Lost Play Series No. 7 (Spec PS 3552 .E62 H47x 1969).

Byrne, Seamus. Little City. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1970. Irish Play Series No. 5 (Spec PR 6003 .Y48 L5x 1970).

Carroll, Paul Vincent. Farewell to Greatness. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1966. Lost Play Series No. 3 (Spec PR 6005 .A74 F3x 1966).

- - - . Goodbye to the Summer. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1970. Lost Play Series No. 8 (Spec PR 6005 .A74 G6x 1970).

Casey, Kevin (ed.) Winter's Tales From Ireland. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1970. Volume 2 (Spec PR 8875 .W56x 1972).

Corkery, Daniel. Fohnam the Sculptor. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, [1973]. Lost Play Series No. 11 (Spec PR 6005 .O65 F64x 1973).

De Burca, Seamus. Brendan Behan, a memoir. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1971. Proscenium Chapbook No. 1 (Spec PR 6003 .E417 Z66 1971).

- - - . The End of Mrs. Oblong. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1968. Irish Play Series No. 4 (Spec PR 6054 .E255 E53x 1968).

Douglas, James. The Bomb. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1966. Short Play Series No. 1 (Spec PR 6054 .O93 B65 1966 c.2).

- - - . North City Traffic Straight Ahead. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1968. Irish Play Series No. 1 (Spec PR 6054 .O8 N6x 1968).

Farrington, Conor. Aaron Thy Brother. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1975. Irish Play Series No. 9 (Spec PR 6056 .A764 A62x 1975).

Fratti, Mario. Mafia. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1971. Contemporary Drama No. 1 (Spec PR 9120.9 .F7 M3x 1971).

- - - . Races, six short plays. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1972. Short Play Series No. 5 (Spec PR 9120.9 .F7 R3x 1972).

8 Series II. Proscenium Press files (cont'd) Series II.6. Publications (cont'd) F403 Books published by Proscenium Press (cont'd)

Friel, Brian. The Enemy Within. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1975. Irish Play Series No. 7 (Spec PR 6056 .R5 E5 1975).

Gogarty, Oliver St. John. The Plays of Oliver St. John Gogarty. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, [1971]. Edited by James F. Carens (Spec PR 6013 .O34 A22 1971).

Hand, Desmond and Dorothy Robbie. Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, a musical version. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1970. Adaptations Series No. 1 (Spec ML 50 .H2435 A45x 1970).

Healy, Mairin. Theirs Is the Kingdom. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1969. Short Play Series 4 (Spec PR 6058 .E188 T48x 1969).

Hogan, Robert. Betty and the Beast. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1967. Lost Play Series No. 5 (Spec PS 3558 .O34735 B48x 1967).

- - - . The Fan Club. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1970. Lost Play Series No. 9 (Spec PS 3558 .O34735 F36x 1970).

- - - . Saint Jane. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1966. Short Play Series No. 2 (Spec PS 3558 .O34735 S25x 1966).

Holloway, Joseph. Joseph Holloway's Irish Theatre. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1968-1970. Volumes I-III. (Spec PN 2601 .H6x 1968).

Johnston, Denis. The Golden Cuckoo. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1971. Irish Play Series No. 6 (Spec PR 6019 .O397 G6x 1971).

Keane, John B. Hut 42. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1968. Irish Play Series No. 2 (Spec PR 6061 .E2 H88x 1968).

Kilroy, James and Robert Hogan (eds.) Lost Plays of the Irish Renaissance. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1970-. Vol. 1 (Spec PR 8789 .H64x 1970).

Manning, Mary. Frank O'Connor's The Saint and Mary Kate. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1970. Adaptations No. 2 (Spec PR 6025 .A498 F7x 1970).

Molloy, M. J. Three Plays. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1975. (Spec PR 6025 .O208 A19 1975).

Murphy, Thomas. The Fooleen. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1968. Irish Play Series No. 3 (Spec PR 6063 .U736 F66x 1968).

- - - . The Orphans. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1974. Contemporary Drama No. 2 (Spec PR 6063 .U736 O76x 1974).

O'Connor, William Van. In the Cage. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1967. Lost Play Series No. 6 (Spec PS 3529 .C653 I5x 1967).

O'Donovan, John. The Shaws of Synge Street. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1966. Lost Play Series No. 2 (Spec PR 6065 .D65 S53 1966).

Rice, Elmer. The Iron Cross. Dixon, CA: Proscenium Press, 1965. Lost Play Series No. 1 (Spec PS 3535 .I224 I7x 1965).

Rooney, James R. The Demon Cat. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1974. Short Play Series No. 6 (Spec PS 3568 .O632 D46x 1974).

Wall, Mervyn. The Lady in the Twilight. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1971. Lost Play Series No. 10 (Spec PR 6045 .A3255 L3x 1971).

Young-Bruehl, Elizabeth and Robert Hogan. Conor Cruise O'Brien: an appraisal. Newark, DE: Proscenium Press, 1974. Proscenium Chapbooks No. 2 (Spec PR 6065 .B67 Z96x 1974). Table of Contents

Series III: Robert Hogan personal and professional papers, 1899 - 1993

Letters Manuscripts written by Robert Hogan Theater programs collected by Robert Hogan Certificates of copyright for plays written by Robert Hogan, 1966 - 1970 Research material collected by Robert Hogan, 1899 - 1969 Miscellaneous Materials

Series IV: Manuscripts written by Mary Rose Callaghan, 1976 - 1990

The Awkward Girl: a novel Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter Has Anyone Seen Heather? A House For Fools The Improper Grandfather Mothers

Contents List

Box -- Folder -- Contents

8 Series III. Robert Hogan personal and professional papers, 1899-1993 Includes correspondence; microfilm and photocopies of research material; manuscripts and galleys of plays, reviews, or books by Hogan; a journal; and theater programs and publications collected by Hogan.

Series III.1. Letters, 1920-1983 Arranged alphabetically by sender.

F404 Barthelme, Donald 1975 Mar 10 TLS 1p

F405 Bly, Robert 1975 Nov 10 TLS 1p

F406 Booth, Wayne 1975 Oct 30 TLS 1p

F407 Cotter, Denis Jr. Typescript of Cotter's biographical sketch of Francis MacManus.

F408 Deane, Seamus, 1940- 1977 Apr 29 ALS 2p

F409 De Sola Pinto, Vivian and Irene 1967 Print 1p Note: Printed Christmas greeting which includes Vivian de Sola Pinto's poem "Dawn in Flanders" (1918). This is no. 34 of 200 printed.

F410 Figgis, Allen 1978 Apr 17 TLS 1p Note: Includes a biographical sketch of Helen Wykham.

F411 Gish, Lillian, 1896- 1981 Jan 15 TNS 1p

F412 Galvin, Patrick, 1927- 1980 Mar 16 TLS 1p

F413 Gordimer, Nadine 1975 Dec 15 TLS 1p

F414 Gorelik, Mordecai, 1899- 1975 Nov 10 ANS 1p Note: Includes photocopied letters to Gorelik from playwright Robert E. Lee.

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.1. Letters (cont'd)

F415 Hall, Donald, 1928- 1975-1976 Letters 6p Note: Includes a photocopy of The New York Times publication of Hall's poem "Kicking the Leaves" (1975 Oct 17).

F416 Hambleton, T. Edward 1980 Oct 28 TLS 1p

F417 Horniman, A. E. F. 1920 May 14 ALS 2p (to unidentified)

F418 Keane, Nona 1972 Mar 19 TLS 1p

F419 Kermode, Frank, 1919- 1975 Dec 3 TLS 1p

F420 Kinahan, Lady 1983 Jun 12 ALS 2p

F421 Kilroy, Thomas [n.y.] Nov 12 TLS 1p

F422 Kline, Herbert 1983 Letters 6p Note: Includes a carbon of Kline's letter to actor Burgess Meredith and information concerning a film project about theater artists.

F423 LeBrocquy, Sybil 1967 Nov 6 ALS 1p

F424 Luke, Peter 1978 May 1 TLS 1p

F425 Lyons, Leland 1977 Jan 28 TLS 1p

F426 MacDermott, Gerald B. 1967 Jan 25 ALS 1p

F427 McMaster, Anew 1962 Jun 15 ALS 2p F428 Manahan, Anna 1971-1972 Letters 39p

F429 Miller, Henry, 1891-1980. 1963 Apr 2 ACS 1p

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.1. Letters (cont'd)

F430 Munson, Gorham Bert, 1896-1969. 1967 Jan 21 TL 2p

F431 O'Brien, Maire Cruise 1977 Jan 28 TLS 1p

F432 O'Donnell, Peadar 1950 Jul 28 TLS 1p (to Frank)

F433 O'Duffy, Cathleen and Rosalind 1971-1978 Letters 3p

F434 O'Farachain, Roibeard, 1909- 1977 Feb Letters 2p

F435 O'Flaherty, Liam, 1896- (To: Unidentified) 1952 Oct 3 ANS 1p

F436 O'Mahoney, Eoim 1966 Dec 14 ALS 2p

F437 Paley, Grace 1975 Nov 15 TLS 1p

F438 Payne, Basil 1972-1973 Letters 6p Note: Includes curriculum vitae and articles about Payne.

F439 Percy, Walker, 1916- 1975 Nov 2 ALS 1p

F440 Reid, Alec, 1921- 1971 Nov 29 TLS 1p

Richards, Shelah F441 1981-1983 Letters 16p Note: Includes typescript and photocopied material toward Richards's autobiography Let's Play Ghosts, which was to be written with Robert Hogan. F442 Typescript (carbon) of Richards's autobiography Let's Play Ghosts: a life in the theatre (n.d.).

F443 Robertson, Olivia, 1917- 1978-1979 Letters 3p Note: Includes reviews of Robertson's books, as well as a flyer for her publications.

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.1. Letters (cont'd)

F444 Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. (To: Dublin Drama League) 1928 Oct 4 Print 1p

F445 Ryan, Meda 1978 Feb 22 TLS 1p

F446 Scudder, Alice 1972 Nov Letters 2p

F447 Smith, Nancy [n.d.] ALS 1p

F448 Snodgrass, W. D. (William De Witt), 1926- 1975 Oct 31 TLS 1p

F449 Stout, Rex, 1886-1975. 1968-1971 Letters 9p

F450 Wagoner, David 1975 Letters 2p Note: Includes a curriculum vitae.

F451 Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975. 1975 Feb 25 ALS 1p

F452 Wilson, Angus 1980 Dec 14 ALS 1p F453 Wimsatt, William K. (William Kurtz), 1907-1975. 1975 Mar 3 TLS 1p

Series III.2. Manuscripts written by Robert Hogan, 1962-1972 Arranged alphabetically by title of manuscript.

F454 A Better Place, 1972 Mimeographed typescript of Hogan's play, with flyers and reviews of the play's production at Dublin's Gate Theatre and 14th Street Theater and The American Theater in New York.

F455 The Crows of Mephistopheles and Other Stories by George Fitzmaurice(Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1970), 1970 Galley proofs of Fitzmaurice's stories, edited by Robert Hogan. Removed to galley section.

F456 The Independence of Elmer Rice by Robert Hogan (Carbondale: Southern Illinois Univ. Press, 1965), 1965 Galley proofs removed to galley section.

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.2. Manuscripts (cont'd)

F457 "A Theatre Journal: an account of plays produced by Robert Hogan," 1962-1963 Hogan's journal chronicles the 1962 premier productions of O'Casey's play Behind the Green Curtains and Elmer Rice's play Love Among the Ruins, at the University of Rochester's Modern Irish Drama Festival. Also includes transcripts of letters from O'Casey, Denis Johnston, Padraic Colum, Paul Vincent Carroll, Seamus de Burca, Gabriel Fallon, Rice, and others (original letters are available in Series I). Inserted in the journal are clippings, programs, drawings of stage settings, notes for sound cues and costumes, reviews of the plays, and notes taken during rehearsals. Programs for other plays staged at the University of Rochester and Hogan's notes about his work at the university are part of the journal, as are pages from the playscript for Love Among the Ruins (which bears stage notes on the verso) and a poster advertising the Rochester production (removed to the oversize section) of this play.

F458 Toward a National Theatre by Frank J. Fay (Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1969), 1969 Author's page proofs and jacket, with editing and introduction by Robert Hogan.

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd)

Series III.3. Theater programs collected by Robert Hogan, 1926-1993 The programs are arranged alphabetically by theater name and then chronologically by performance dates. The title of each play and the name of the playwright is also included. See Series III.6 for several posters advertising Irish plays presented by Abbey Theatre and the Royal Academy of Music School of Drama.

Abbey Theatre (Dublin) F459 1926 Mar 16 In the Shadow of the Glen (Synge) and The Whiteheaded Boy (Robinson) Apr 3 The Workhouse Ward (Lady Gregory) and The Would-be Gentleman (Moliere, Lady Gregory) Apr 27 The Glorious Uncertainty (MacNamara) May 10 Professor Tim (Shiels) 2 copies 1927 Jan 11 The White Blackbird (Robinson) and The Coiner (Duffy) 1929 May 20 The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) Jul 2 Mountain Dew (Shiels) Jul 9 Look at the Heffernans! (MacNamara) Jul 16 Full Measure (O'Brennan) and The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet (Shaw) Aug 27 The Glorious Uncertainty (MacNamara) and The Coiner (Duffy) Sep 3 Paul Twyning (Shiels) Sep 17 The Rising of the Moon (Lady Gregory) and Birthright (Murray) Nov 26 The Pot of Broth (Yeats) and Mixed Marriage (Ervine) 2 copies

F460 1930 Jan 21 The Rising of the Moon (Lady Gregory) and The Playboy of the Western World (Synge) Feb 11 The Woman (O'Leary) May 13 Peter (Mayne) Jul 14 The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) Jul 21 John Bull's Other Island (Shaw) [1932] Sep 20 The Big House (Robinson) 1933 Oct 9 Paul Twyning (Shiels) 1934 Sep 3 The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) 1936 Jul 13 Drama at Inish or Is Life Worth Living? (Robinson) 1937 Feb 15 Margaret Gillan (MacNamara) Aug 16 The Rising of the Moon (Lady Gregory) and The Playboy of the Western World (Synge)

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

Abbey Theatre (cont'd) F461 1938 Jan 10 The Gossoon (Shiels) May 16 The Far-off Hills (Robinson) Jul 25 The Moon in the Yellow River (Johnston) Aug 22 Drama at Inish or Is Life Worth Living? (Robinson) Oct 3 The Jailbird (Shiels) Oct 24 Quin's Secret (Shiels) Oct 31 Juno and the Paycock (O'Casey) 1939 Jan 2 The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) Feb 6 In the Shadow of the Glen (Synge) and Caesar's Image (Carey) Apr 24 The Dear Queen (Ganly) and Bird's Nest (Robinson) May 1 Shadow and Substance (Carroll) May 22 Juno and the Paycock (O'Casey) May 29 The Silver Jubilee (O'Daly) and Meadowsweet (O'Kelly) Aug 21 Paul Twyning (Shiels) Sep 4 The King of Spain's Daughter (Deevy) and The Shadow of a Gunman (O'Casey) Sep 18 Drama at Inish or Is Life Worth Living? (Robinson) Oct 16 The Far-off Hills (Robinson) Oct 23 The Whiteheaded Boy (Robinson)

F462 1940 Jan 15 Juno and the Paycock (O'Casey) Jan 22 Spring (Murray) & Bird's Nest (Robinson) Mar 11 Give Him a House (Shiels) Apr 8 The Heritage (Montgomery) Apr 15 The Silver Jubilee (O'Daly) and In the Train (Hunt) Apr 22 Mount Prospect (Connor) May 13 Birth of a Giant (MacAdam) and The Birthday of the Infanta (Cullen) May 20 The Passing Day (Shiels) May 27 Look at the Heffernans (MacNamara) Jul 8 The Far-off Hills (Robinson) Jul 15 To-Day and Yesterday (Hepenstall) Oct 1 The Rugged Path (Shiels) Oct 28 Drama at Inish or Is Life Worth Living? (Robinson) Nov 18 Mount Prospect (Connor) 1941 Feb 24 The Summit (Shiels) May 19 The Lady in the Twilight (Wall) Nov 24 The Three Thimbles (MacNamara) 1943 Mar 21 Assembly at Druim Ceat (O'Farachain) and Hyacinth Halvey (Lady Gregory) May 3 Old Road (Molloy)

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

Abbey Theatre (cont'd) F463 1960 Jun 27 The Money Doesn't Matter (D'Alton) [1960] Arms and the Man (Shaw) and Krapp's Last Tape (Beckett) 1964 Mar 2 The Ploughs and the Stars (O'Casey) 1965 Jun 29 The Wood of the Whispering (Molloy) 1966 Dec The Patrick Pearse Motel (Leonard) 1967 Jan 31 The Shaughraun (Boucicault) Sep 11 Red Roses for Me (O'Casey) Sep 24 The Loves of Cass Maguire (Friel) Sep 30 International Theatre Seminar (programs and a catalog) Oct 5 A Brecht Evening: The Day of the Commune (Brecht) and Cabaret of Savagery and Delight (Bernelle) Dec 26 An Cailin Ban (Boucicault)

F464 [1968] Jan 16 The Last Eleven (White) 1968 Apr 15 The Shaughraun (Boucicault) May 13 The Two Shadows: In The Shadow of the Glen (Synge) and The Shadow of a Gunman (O'Casey) Jul-Aug Borstal Boy (Behan), Famine (Murphy), Happy as Larry (MacDonagh), Riders to the Sea (Synge), The General's Watch (Power), The Playboy of the Western World (Synge), The Sound of the Gong and The Countess of Cathleen (Yeats) [Dec] An Baile Seo'Gainne (Judge) 1969 May 19 The Quare Fellow (Behan) Aug 18 Swift (McCabe) 1970 Jul 27 The Hostage (Behan) 1972 Jun 27 Bedtime Story and The End of the Beginning (O'Casey) and Splinters From a Glass (Rowe) 1973 Jul 2 The Freedom of the City (Friel) [1973] God's Country (MacDonagh)

8 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

Abbey Theatre (cont'd) F465 1974 Jan 15 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Brecht) Jul 16 Ulysses in Nighttown (Joyce) 1975 May 29 Katie Roche (Deevy) 1976 Jun 14 We Do It For Love (Galvin) Jun 29 The Shaughraun (Boucicault) with ticket stubs Jul 19 The Sanctuary Lamp (Murphy) [1976 Aug 2] The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) Dec 21 Time Was (Leonard) 1977 Feb 17 The Old Lady Says "No!" (Johnston) Mar 24 Living Quarters (Friel) Aug 11 Cock-a-Doodle Dandy (O'Casey) Dec 21 Wild Oats or, The Strolling Gentlemen (O'Keeffe)

F466 1978 Jan 23 Talbot's Box (Kilroy) 1979 Mar 8 Aristocrats (Friel) May 17 Petticoat Loose (Molloy) Jun 11 Sharon's Grave (Keane) 1980 Jul 14 A Life (Leonard)

F467 1981 Mar 17 Faith Healer (Friel) 2 copies Apr 2 All in Favour Said No! (Farrell) 2 copies May 14 The Passing Day (Shiels) 2 copies May 25 The Scythe and the Sunset (Johnston) 2 copies Aug 13 Scenes From an Album (Trevor) Dec 17 The Hostage (Behan)

9 F468 1983 Jul 25 Translations (Friel) Aug 18 The Moon in the Yellow River (Johnston) 1984 Aug 9 The Man From Clare (Keane) Dec 13 The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare)

F469 1985 May 9 The Drums of Father Ned (O'Casey) Jul 29 All the Way Back (Farrell) Aug 22 The King of Friday's Men (Molloy) [1985] Sep Souper Sullivan (Harris) with ticket stub 1985 Dec 2 Observe the Son of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme (McGuinness) Dec 30 A Thief of a Christmas (Murphy)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

Abbey Theatre (cont'd) F470 1986 Nov 20 The Far-off Hills (Robinson) 1987 Jul 28 A Whistle in the Dark (Murphy) [1987/1988] The Silver Dollar Boys (Donnelly) 1988 May 23 St. Stephen's Green or The Generous Lovers (Philips) Aug 22 Boss Grady's Boys (Barry) Oct 3 Colours - Jane Barry Esq. (Binnie) 1989 Jun 20 King of the Castle (McCabe) 2 copies

F471 1990 Feb 20 The Silver Tassie (O'Casey) Apr 24 Dancing at Lughnasa (Friel) Jul 5 The Shaughraun (Boucicault) Aug 8 Second Annual W. B. Yeats International Theatre Festival 1991 Apr 2 The Gigli Concert (Murphy) May 7 The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) Jun 25 Hedda Gabler (Ibsen) Nov 27 The Corsican Brothers (Boucicault) F472 1992 Apr 21 Moving (Leonard) Jun 17 Drama at Inish (Robinson) [1992] Moonshine (Nolan)

1993 Jan 12 The Honey Spike (MacMahon) Jun 30 Wonderful Tennessee (Friel)

F473 [n.y.] Oct 10 Borstal Boy (Behan) [n.d.] Juno and the Paycock (O'Casey) [n.d.] The Wakefield Mystery Plays (Rose) [n.d.] Arrah-na-Pogue (Boucicault) [n.d.] Purple Dust (O'Casey)

F474 Aldwych Theatre (London) 1969 Sep 10 The Silver Tassie (O'Casey) 1970 Jun 23 London Assurance (Boucicault) with clipping and autograph note

F475 Arts Theatre (Belfast) 1965 Jun 21 One For the Pot (Cooney, Hamilton) 1969 Aug 14 The Mating Season (Cree)

F476 The Beavers Theatre (Dublin) [n.d.] Country Boy (Murphy)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F477 Bray Theatre Royale Ltd. (Bray) [n.y.] Sum Painted Sparrows (Paxton, Hoile) [n.d.] Spreading the News (with brochure)

F478 Cyril Cusack Productions (Dublin) [n.d.] The Bishop's Bonfire (O'Casey)

F479 Druid Theatre Company (Galway) 1975-1976 In the Glens of Rathvanna, In the Shadow of The Glen, and The Tinker's Wedding (Synge)

F480 Dublin Grand Opera Society, Ireland (Dublin) 1984 Wtr Cosi Fan Tutte (da Ponte, Mozart), Der Rosenkavalier (van Hofmannsthal) and Die Fledermaus (Haffner, Genee, Heilhac, Halevy) 1986 Wtr Gala Operatic Concert, Orfeo ed Euridice (Gluck, da Calzabigi), and Turandot (Puccini) 1990 Apr-May Peter Grimes (Britten), Madam Butterfly (Puccini), and Don Giovanni (da Ponte, Mozart) 1992 Apr Martha (von Flotow)

F481 Dublin Theatre Festival (Dublin) 1964 Sep-Oct Final programme 1967 Oct Guide to Tenth Dublin Theatre Festival [1985] Tent Meeting (Larson, Lee and Wackler) 1986 Oct 11 The Puppeteer from Lodz (Segal) 1987 Sep-Oct The Life and Death of a Fireman (flyer and program) 1988 Sep-Oct Laurel and Hardy (McGrath)

F482 Duchess Theatre (London) [n.d.] The Au Pair Man (Leonard)

F483 Duke of York's Theatre (London) [n.d.] The Price (Miller)

F484 Eblana Theatre (Dublin) 1970 Apr 8 The Savages (Douglas) Jul 27 It's a Two-Foot-Six-Inches Above-the-Ground World (Laffan) 1977 Feb 14 Lovers and Other Strangers (Taylor, Bologna) 1986 Jul 29 Mr. Wonderful MCP (Rowan) & ticket stub [n.d.] A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (Nichols)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F485 Field Day Theatre Company (Ireland) 1987 Pentecost (Parker) 1988 Making History (Friel)

F486 Focus Theatre (Dublin) 1992 The Master Builder (Ibsen)

F487 Gaiety Theatre (Dublin) 1960 Jun 20 The Mikado (Gilbert, Sullivan) Jul 25 Flights of Fancy (O'Donovan) 1967 Nov 13 The Gondoliers, The Yeomen of the Guard, and H.M.S. Pinafore (Gilbert, Sullivan) 1970 Jun 16 Gaels of Laughter '70 (O'Donovan) 1976 Oct 7 Dead Eyed Dicks (King) 1977 Mar 21 The Merry Widow (Park, Lehar) 1979 Apr 16 Tosca (Puccini) Jun 5 Hunky Dory (Doherty) 1980 Annie (Meehan) 1982 Jun 22 Irishmen (Leonard) 1985 Oct 26 Arsenic and Old Lace (Kesselring) 1987 Jul 13 One of Our Own (Linehan, Doherty) Sep 10 John Bull's Other Island (Shaw) 2 copies 1993 Jun 14 The Chastitute (Keane) [n.d.] The Words Upon the Window-pane (Yeats) and O'Flaherty V.C. (Shaw)

F488 The Garrick Theatre (London) 1967 Apr 20 Uproar in the House (Marriott, Foot) 1969 May 7 She Stoops to Conquer (Goldsmith)

F489 Gas Company Theatre (Dun Laoghaire) [n.d.] Don't Listen Ladies (Powys, Bolton, Guitry)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

Gate Theatre (Dublin) F490 1936 Oct-Dec Three-Cornered Moon (Tonkonogy) 2 copies 1937 Feb The Duchess of Malfi (Webster) Jun-Jul Busman's Honeymoon (Sayter, Byrne) 1939 Jan-Jul Doctor Faustus (Wagner) 1942 Mar Twelfth Night (Shakespeare) 1960 Jul 5 The Birthday Party (Pinter) Jul 26 I Am a Camera (Isherwood, Van Druten) 1967 Oct 9 The Goose (Owen) 1969 Jul 1 Black Comedy (Shaffer) Jul 29 Madigan's Lock (Leonard) [1960s] Lovers (Friel) 1976 Aug 18 Liam Liar (Leonard) Oct 5 The Seventh Sin (Forristal) Nov 25 Home for Christmas (Mac Liammoir) with ticket stubs 1977 May 23 Equus (Shaffer) 1978 Dec 27 Where Stars Walk (Mac Liammoir)

F491 1981 Aug 6 Amadeus (Shaffer) 1984 Oct 16 Hedda Gabler (Ibsen) Dec 18 Arrah-na-pogue or The Wicklow Wedding (Boucicault) 1985 May 21 The Recruiting Officer (Farquhar) Oct 4 The Mask of Moriarty (Leonard) 1986 Jul 15 Juno and the Paycock (O'Casey) Oct 7 Innocence The Life of Caravaggio (McGuiness)

F492 1987 Oct 6 Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Hampton) Dec 8 The Rivals (Sheridan) 1988 May 31 Fathers and Sons (Friel, Turgenev) Oct 4 Peer Gynt (McGuinness, Ibsen) Dec 6 Twelfth Night or What You Will (Shakespeare) 1989 Apr 4 An Ideal Husband (Wilde) Jul 25 The School for Scandal (Sheridan)

F493 1990 Mar 28 Three Sisters (McGuinness, Chekhov) May 13 Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (Pennington) Aug 7 You Never Can Tell (Shaw) 1992 Jan 23 The London Vertigo (Friel, Macklin) May 12 The Cherry Orchard (Bogdanov, Chekhov) Aug 4 A Month in the Country (Friel, Turgenev) Dec 1 The Double Dealer (Congreve) 1993 Feb 22 Mary Makebelieve (Linehan, Stephen) Apr 6 Just Between Ourselves (Ayckbourn)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F494 The Globe (London) [1989] Lettice and Lovage (Shaffer)

F495 Irish Theatre Company (Dublin) 1975 Fall Irishmen (Leonard), A Murder Has Been Arranged (Williams) and When We Are Married (Priestley) 1976 Aut Da (Leonard) Nov-Dec The J. Arthur Maginnis Story (Murphy) 1978 Spr Spokesong (Parker, Kennedy) 2 copies F496 Lantern Theatre (Dublin) 1965 Jul 21 Silk on the Sword-blade: A centenary presentation of plays and poetry by William Butler Yeats (Yeats) 1967 Sum Pictures in the Hallway (O'Casey) Sum A View on Vanessa (Le Brocquy) 1968 Apr 24 A Beginning of Truth (Gallivan) 1969 Jul 9 Passes in the Night (Grattan)

F497 The Lyric Players Theatre (Belfast) 1968 Jun A Programme of Plays by W. B. Yeats: The Dreaming of the Bones, Oedipus at Colonus, The King of the Great Clock Tower, Purgatory, Calvary, and The Resurrection (Yeats) with ticket stub, postcards and notes 1983 Nov-Dec Tea in a China Cup (Reid) [1984] Apr Tea in a China Cup (Reid)

F498 The Mermaid Theatre (London) 1962 Aug 15 Sean O'Casey Festival: Purple Dust, Red Roses for Me, and The Plough and the Stars (O'Casey) 1965 May 11 Oedipus the King and Oedipus at Colonus (Sophocles) 1969 Mar/Jun Lock Up Your Daughters (Johnson, Bart, Fielding) and Anything You Say Will Be Twisted (Campbell) with flyer

F499 Muck Struck Theatre Company (Dublin) [n.d.] Man of Destiny and Glimpse of Reality (Shaw)

F500 New Theatre (London) 1967 Jul 31 Spring and Port Wine (Naughton)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F501 Olympia Theatre (Dublin) 1960 Jul 18 Salad Days (Reynolds, Slade) [1964] Summer Cruise (Cruise) 1967 Oct 3 Frankenstein (Beck, Malina) Oct 10 The Quick and the Dead (Leonard) 2 copies 1968 Apr 15 Knocknagow or The Homes of Tipperary (De Burca, Kickham) 2 copies, one signed by De Burca 1969 Jun 10 The Mundy Scheme or May We Write Your Epitaph Now, Mr. Emmet? (Friel) [1974] Da (Leonard) 1977 Mar 14 Gala Re-opening Concert Apr 11 Cabaret (Kander, Ebb, Masteroff) Jun 20 The Playboy of the Western World (Synge) [1977] Jul 4 IPI-Tombi (Egnos, Lakier) 1980 Jul 21 The Chastitute (Keane) 1981 Jun 24 Many Young Men of Twenty (Keane) Dec 26 Oliver! (Bart) 1985 May 29 Goodbye to the Hill (Dunne) Sep 23 Northern Star (Parker) 1986 Aug 14 How the Other Half Loves (Ayckbourn) 1988 Dec 15 The Adventures of Mr. Toad (Chater-Robinson, Grahame) 1991 May 21 The Sound of Music (Rodgers, Hammerstein)

F502 Oscar Theatre (Dublin) 1977 Jan 10 There Was a Young Man (Dolan) 1981 Feb 10 Accidental Death of an Anarchist (Fo) [1981] I Do Not Like Thee, Dr. Fell! (Farrell)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F503 Peacock Theatre (Dublin) [1968 Jan] The Orphans (Murphy) Jan 28 The Savages (Douglas) 2 programs Feb 28 Come and Go (Beckett), Before Breakfast (O'Neill) and The Maids (Genet) Apr 16 A Second Lady Gregory Programme: The Rising of the Moon, The Workhouse Ward, and Hyacinth Halvey (Lady Gregory) [1968] King of the Barnamen and The Magic Glasses (Fitzmaurice) 1969 Jul 11 Soldier (Lynch) Aug 6 Aaron Thy Brother (Farrington) 1977 Nov 25 Mrs. Warren's Profession (Shaw) 1979 Aug 9 The Pot of Broth (Yeats) 1981 Mar 5 Childish Things (McCarthy) [1982] Jun 21 Macook's Corner (Shiels) 1986 Jul 14 The Great Hunger (MacIntyre, Kavanagh) Sep 15 Calvary and The Resurrection (Yeats) 1987 May 5 Yerma (McGuinness, Lorca) Sep 7 The Last Hero (Freed) 1989 Jul 18 Hughie (O'Neill) 1991 Dec 10 Strange Occurrence on Ireland's Eye (Johnston) 2 different programs 1992 Jul 30 Away Alone (Noble) 1993 Jun 2 The Trojan Women (Kennelly, Euripides) [n.y.] Jun 19 Red Biddy (Magee)

F504 The Playhouse (Derry) 1993 Travellers' Tales (Bannister) cover bears ANS by Ivy Bannister

F505 Project Arts Centre (Dublin) 1976 Jul 13 The Hour Glass, The Words Upon the Window Pane, and The Cat and the Moon (Yeats) [n.y.] Jun 23 The Hostage (Behan) Jul-Aug Behind the Green Curtains (O'Casey)

F506 Rough Magic (Dublin) 1987 The Silver Tassie (O'Casey)

F507 Royal National Theatre (London) [1989] The Shaughraun (Boucicault)

F508 Royal Shakespeare Theatre (Stratford-on-Avon) 1976 Troilus & Cressida (Shakespeare)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F509 7:84 Theatre Company (Edinburgh) [1976] Out of Our Heads (McGrath)

F510 Strand Theatre (London) 1960 Jun 8 Rhinoceros (Ionesco)

F511 Theatre Royal (Haymarket and Bristol) 1960 May 12 Ross (Rattigan) Jun 7 The Hostage (Behan) 1966 Jan 12 You Never Can Tell (Shaw)

F512 Tivoli Theatre (Dublin) 1989 Semi+Private (Halpin) 1991 Philadelphia Here I Come! (Friel)

F513 Ulster Group Theatre (Belfast) [n.d.] The Cradle Song (Sierra, Goldblatt)

F514 United States theater productions, 1954-1980

Actors' Playhouse (New York) [n.y.] Jun Live Like Pigs (Arden)

American Committee for Sean O'Casey's Centenary 1980 Mar 25 Labor Salute to Sean O'Casey

Bijou Theatre (New York) 1958 Dec 29 The Shadow of a Gunman (O'Casey)

The Broadway Theatre (New York) 1965 Jun Baker Street (Coopersmith, Doyle)

Lafayette Little Theater (Lafayette, Indiana) [1959] The Drums of Father Ned (O'Casey) Directed by Hogan and Jeanne Orr

New York Shakespeare Festival (Lincoln Center) 1974 Feb The Tempest (Shakespeare)

Palace Theatre (New York) 1974 Dec 5 London Assurance (Eyre)

Theater de Lys (New York) [1954] The Threepenny Opera (Weill, Blitzstein, Brecht)

F515 Victor Theatre (Dublin) [1976] The End of Mrs. Oblong (De Burca)

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.3. Theater programs (cont'd)

F516 Westminster Theatre (London) 1937 Sep Carmilla (Longford, Le Fanu) Oct Anything but the Truth (Longford) F517 Whitehall Theatre (London) 1964 Jul 15 Chase Me Comrade! (Cooney)

F518 Writers' Week in Listowel (Listowel, Ireland) 1972 Jun 2 Moll (Keane) 1973 May-Jun Programme of Events with brochure 1977 May-Jun Programme of Events

Series III.4. Certificates of copyright for plays written by Robert Hogan, 1966-1970 Arranged in alphabetical order by title of play.

F519 Certificates for Hogan's Betty and the Beast, The Fan Club, The New Rasputin, and Saint Jane.

Series III.5. Research material collected by Robert Hogan, 1899-1969 Arranged alphabetically by subject of research or title of microfilm.

F520 Irish literary and dramatic journals, 1899-1939 One reel of microfilm (removed to Box 11) containing volumes 1-5 of The Arrow (Dublin, 1906-1939), numbers 1-3 of Beltaine (London, 1899-1900), and volume 1 of DANA (Dublin, 1904-1905).

F521 Moore, George, 1902 Photocopies of letters from Moore to Hyde.

F522 Newspaper articles, 1901-1938 Photocopies of newspaper articles from The Spectator (1928-1932), The Irish Statesman (1924-1925), The Speaker (1901), The Listener (1938), Irish Worker (1913), The Sunday Record-Herald, All Ireland Review, and The New Age (1910). Includes articles by William Butler Yeats, Frank O'Connor, G. K. Chesterfield, Katharine Tynan, and Padraic Colum.

9 Series III. Robert Hogan Papers (cont'd) Series III.5. Research material (cont'd)

F523 O'Casey, Sean, 1934-1969 Transcripts of correspondence between O'Casey and Hogan (1960); photocopies of O'Casey's letters to Leslie Daiken (1960-1961) and Morley Horder (1934-1942); and clippings of O'Casey's letters to the editor or articles about O'Casey (1955-1969). Some of this material may have been collected towards Hogan's books, The Experiments of Sean O'Casey (1960) and The Years of O'Casey, 1921-1926 (1992), or one of his articles on O'Casey.

F524 Microfilm from the National Library of Ireland (the originals of the LeFanu papers are located in the Library of Cambridge University)," [n.d.] One reel of microfilm containing a variety of letters, notes, poems, and writings by the Sheridan family and Joseph LeFanu (copied material spans the dates 1732-1938). Includes letters from Dr. Thomas Sheridan, William Sheridan, Elizabeth Sheridan, Mrs. R. B. Sheridan, Charles Francis Sheridan, Charles B. Sheridan, Charles Robert Sheridan, Persiane John Sheridan, Mrs. R. B. Sheridan (Elizabeth Ann Lindley), and Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Also includes poems by Mrs. R. B. Sheridan and copies of autograph plays by Joseph LeFanu. Some of this research material may have been towards Hogan's books, The Plays of Frances Sheridan (1984) or The Poems of Thomas Sheridan (1994). Removed to Box 11.

Series III.6. Miscellaneous materials, 1965-1981

F525 Publications, 1965-1981 Includes a "50th Anniversary Calendar" (1916-1966), a booklet titled William Butler Yeats 1865-1965 (Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1965), issue #70 of Icarus (1976), and a copy of David Vajda's Lucretius: a Cognac Carnation (s.l.: A Ptolemy, 1981). Also includes a poster for an Abbey Theatre production of Boucicault's The Shaughraun (n.d.) and the Royal Academy of Music School of Drama productions of Bernard Shaw's The Music Cure and The Fascinating Foundling and Hogan's Saint Jane (1966). Also present is the broadside III no. 11 (signed by Editor Hayden Murphy). The broadside includes poetry by Eithne Strong, Liam O'Mahoney, Murphy, Desmond Egan, Roc Brynner, and others. The posters, calendar, and broadside have been removed to the oversize section.

F526 Unidentified play, [n.d.] Twenty-three page typescript.

10 Series IV. Manuscripts written by Mary Rose Callaghan, 1976-1990 Most of the manuscripts bear revisions by Callaghan.

Series IV.1. The Awkward Girl: a novel (Dublin: Attic Press, 1990), [n.d.] A copy is available in Morris Library (PR 6053 .A382 A94 1990).

F527 Drafts of stories, [n.d.] Typescript and photocopies of stories which became chapters of The Awkward Girl. Titles include "Letter From America," "Underwear," "A Far, Far Better Thing," "How I Saved $20,000," and "The History Lesson."

F528 Early version, [n.d.] Incomplete typescript.

F529 Early version, [n.d.] Incomplete typescript.

F530 Early version, [n.d.] Incomplete typescript photocopy with title page, dedication and table of contents.

F531 Early version, [n.d.] Incomplete typescript.

F532 Early version, [n.d.] Incomplete typescript photocopy.

F533 Early versions, [n.d.] Miscellaneous pages of early drafts.

F534 Later version, [n.d.] -535 Complete draft composed of typescript and typescript photocopy pages from several different drafts. An attached letter from Callaghan to the publisher explains the changes which she has made before resubmitting the manuscript.

Series IV.2. Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter (London, New York: Marion Boyars Publishers, 1985), [n.d.] A copy is available in Morris Library (PR 6053 .A382 C6 1985).

F536 Typescript draft, [n.d.] -537

F538 Photocopied typescript draft, [n.d.] -539

10 Series IV. Mary Rose Callaghan Manuscripts (cont'd)

Series IV.3. Has Anyone Seen Heather? (Dublin: Attic Press, 1990), [1989-1990] A copy is available in Morris Library (PR 6053 .A382 H37x 1990).

F540 Photocopied typescript, [1989-1990] Early draft of this adolescent story with the early title "What We Did." Also includes a copy of the Autumn 1990 Attic Press catalog which advertises Has Anyone Seen Heather?

Series IV.4. A House For Fools, [n.d.] A play in two acts.

F541 Early typescript draft, [n.d.]

F542 Early photocopied typescript, [n.d.] Reflects the revisions made to the previous draft.

F543 Early photocopied typescript, [n.d.] Duplicate of typescript in F542.

F544 Early photocopied typescript, [n.d.] Duplicate of typescript in F542, with binder.

F545 Photocopied typescript, [n.d.] Bound copy of typescript and Hogan's note, "three early versions," refers to this copy and the typescripts F546-547.

F546 Photocopied typescript, [n.d.] A later revised version of the play, with significant additions to the first act.

F547 Photocopied typescript, [n.d.] Duplicate of the typescript in F546.

Series IV.5. The Improper Grandfather, [n.d.] A novel.

F548 Photocopied typescript versions of the beginning, [n.d.] Two different versions of the beginnings of this novel.

F549 Complete draft, [n.d.] -550 Composed of photocopied and computer-generated typescript.

11 Series IV. Mary Rose Callaghan Manuscripts (cont'd)

Series IV.6. Mothers (New York: Marion Boyars, 1984), 1976-[1984] A copy is available in Morris Library (PR 6053 .A382 M67x 1984).

F551 Autograph draft pages, [n.d.] Numerous pages of autograph versions, none of which are complete drafts, plus eight pages titled "Editorial Problems w/Mother."

F552 Typescript draft pages, [n.d.] Numerous pages of typescript, typescript (carbon) and typescript (photocopy) drafts of Mothers, plus four pages titled "Synopsis of Mothers a novel by Mary Rose Callaghan."

F553 Typescript draft pages, [n.d.] More pages of typescript, typescript (carbon) and typescript (photocopy) drafts.

F554 Published version of "Ronnie," 1976 Sep One copy of September 1976 issue of The Journal of Irish Literature, which contains Callaghan's story "Ronnie." This story became a chapter in Mothers.

F555 Complete draft, [n.d.] A complete draft of Mothers, composed of typescript and typescript (photocopy) pages.