The Inventory

of the

Victor Seroff

Collection

#1707

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Seroff, Victor #1707 8/11/05 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts. Box 1 A. Books by VS. 1. COMMON SENSE IN STUDY; includes fragments and notes, TS, pp. 1-29, 1-59. [F. 1] 2. DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH: THE LIFE AND BACKGROUND OF A SOVIET COMPOSER, 3 drafts, TS with holograph notes and fragments, 154 and 174 p. [F. 2-4] 3. HECTOR BERLIOZ, draft, TS, 165 p., includes revision, 2 copies. [F. 5] 4. HELD CAPTIVE: THE ROMANCE THAT KILLED THE GREAT REVOLUTIONARY, FERDINAND LASSALLE; 3 drafts, TS; includes correspondence; fragments, proposals, chapter notes, list of works, holograph notes. [F. 6-13] 5. "It Happened in Old Lynwood, New York," 2 drafts, TS, 65 p. each; includes notes. [F. 14] 6. MODESTE MOUSSORGSKY. a. Draft, TS, 154 p.; includes holograph notes, revisions. [F. 15] b. Fragments, TS, approx. 350 p. [F. 16] Box2 C. Fragments ( continued). [F. 1] d. Fragment, TS, pp. 3-81. [F. 2] e. Fragments, TS with holograph revisions; includes insertions, approx. 200 p. total. 7. THE MIGHTY FIVE, revision notes. [F. 3] 8. MEN WHO MADE MUSICAL HISTORY, TS with holograph revisions, 148 p.; with fragments, pp. 1-127. [F. 3-4] 9. THE REAL ISADORA. a. Draft of chapter 12; TS with holograph notes and revisions, approx. 500 p. total. [F. 5-6] b. Fragment, pp. 364-648. [F. 7-8] c. Acknowledgments, bibliography, insertions, holograph revisions, and notes; approx. 700 p. total. [F. 9-11] d. 2 draft, approx. 618-620 p.; includes bibliography. [F. 12-15] e. Fragment, pp. 21-363; includes introduction. [F. 16-17] Box 3 f. Draft, TS with holograph notes and revisions, 620 p., includes list of illustrations, bibliography. [F. 1-3] g. Complete draft, TS, 648 p. [F. 4-6] h. Miscellaneous fragments, approx. 100 p. total. [F. 7]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 1 of 19 10. SERGEI PROKOFIEV: A SOVIET TRAGEDY. a. Draft, TS, 52 p. includes insertions and correspondence. [F. 8-10] b. "Part II," 2 copies, TS with holograph notes and revisions, 292 p. [F. 11-12] c. "Part II," 2 unedited drafts, approx. 300 p., TS with holograph notes and revisions, under title I ACCUSE ... ! THE CASE OF SERGEI PROKOFIEV, HIS LIFE AND WORK, HIS CRITICS AND HIS EXECUTIONERS, 8/11/66. [F. 13-15] Box4 d. Draft, TS, 542 p.; includes holograph notes, revisions, correspondence. [F. 1-2] e. "Incomplete III Copy," TS, approx. 350 p. [F. 3-4] f. Incomplete draft, approx. 300 p., TS with holograph notes and revisions. [F. 5-6] 11. Untitled, re: autobiography, includes: [F. 7-8] a. "List of Works," photocopied TS, 3 p., 2 copies. b. "Outline," TS, 26 p., includes 2 p. research, 3 copies. c. "Childhood," TS, 25 p., 3 copies. d. "Kidnapping Case and the Modem Treatment of it in 1908," TS, 10 p., 3 photocopies. e. "Karl Hermann Frank," TS, 27 p., 2 photocopies. f. "Prague," TS, 40 p., 2 copies. 12. Untitled, re: Leopold Mozart, TS, 95 p. [F. 8] 13. Untitled fragments; includes TS, holograph, photocopies of various MS by VS, MS by others re: VS, proposals, and outlines. [F. 9] B. Articles and short stories by VS. 1. "In the Twilight Zone," 10 drafts, approx. 10 p. each, TS with holograph notes. [F. 10] 2. Article re: Karl Hermann Frank, 9 drafts, TS with holograph notes, approx. 20 p.; includes interviews, special supplements. 3. "GiGi" (alternate title of "Gino"), 7 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 23 p. [F. 11] 4. 20 articles for various publications, TS, includes multiple copies. [F. 12-13] 5. "The House Across the Street," short story, draft, holograph notes, 84 p. [F. 14] 6. Untitled draft re: eyesight, 5 p., includes rejection letter from Reader's Digest; 1968-1969. C. Plays by VS. 1. "Each is the Other's Destiny'' (alternate titles: "Held Captive," "Ferdinand Lessalle's Verhangnis"), 6 drafts, TS with holograph notes, approx. 100 p., includes "Drama in Prose." [F. 15-16] Box 5 2. "Each is the Other's Destiny" (continued). [F. 1]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 2 of 19 3. "Prince Igor," 5 drafts, TS with holograph notes, approx. 40 p., 1944. [F. 2] 4. "Uncle Took a Ride," draft, 38 p.; TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence. 5. "What About Love" (alternate title: "Hope of the World"), 4 drafts, TS, approx. 65 p.; includes printed material. [F. 3] D. Miscellaneous. 1. TS notes, approx. 125 p.; includes: correspondence re: "Dream I"; journal, 1959-1971. [F. 4] 2. 10 notebooks, "Volumes II-VI," in French. 3. "Isabella Duncan, an Intimate Portrait," TS notes; includes photocopies and printed material. 4. Proposals. a. "Held Captive," 4 p. b. "Biography of Mathilda Kshessinka," 5 p. c. "Russian Fair," 1 p., 2 copies. 5. 3 notebooks; includes holograph notes.

II. Photographs. A. Approximately 400 prints of VS, includes family and friends, travel; black and white unless noted. 1. "Klessheim, Salzberg, 1931/2." [Env.1] 2. "Mirabelle, Schloss." 3. "Lenochka." 4. "Brenda Island Minneapolis." 5. "Ethel Morgan." 6. "Alice." 7. "Margrat / Edith Holzl." 8. "Klessheim / Rudolfinum." 9. "Embree Ranch, Wyoming, '39- '45," includes: postcards, 5 color photos. [Env. 2] 10. " (After WWII), Ernest Bour Concert 1948." 11. "New York Studio," includes negatives. [Env. 3] 12. "Mariza Shidlop and Friend, Prague, 1948." 13. "Eva." 14. "Nelda, Roman, 1952." 15. "Vienna, 1921, 22, 23?" 16. Approx. 100 unlabeled prints. [Env. 4] 17. Approx. 145 negatives and various unlabeled prints. [Env. 5] 18. Approx. 20 color prints re: travel to Europe, Hotel Alberg. [Env. 6] 19. Approx. 30 prints, re: childhood, adulthood. B. Approx. 125 professional prints re: autobiography, 2" x 3" to 8" x 10"; includes mini-portraits of VS, passport photos, negatives, head shots, list ofworks. [Env. 7-8]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 3 of 19 1. "Photographs Eva and VS." [Env. 9] 2. 3 tintypes. 3. 2 headshots, negatives. 4. Re: Isadora Duncan. a. "Isadora," 10 negatives and prints. [Env. 10] b. "Isadora," 2 prints, 1 tintype. c. "Isadora Duncan," 5 prints; includes printed material. Box6 5. "Mr. and Mrs. Benes, President of Czechoslovakia, and Leonard Bernstein at Prague Festival, 1946," 4 black and white prints. [F. 1, Env. 1] 8. "Erick Kleiber Rehearsing, Brussels Concert Hall," 6 black and white prints, 6" x 8". C. 10 black and white prints of various people, 1948. D. "Shostakovich Family Photographs," includes handwritten notes, negatives, and approx. 50 black and white prints. E. Untitled; includes: caricature, 4 black and white prints, 1 matted print. F. " Photographs," approx. 50 photos, includes printed material. [F. 2, Env. 2-3] G. Re: , 8 black and white prints, includes printed material. H. 4 black and white prints, mounted. I. 10 framed, 1 unframed autographed prints; includes Poldi Mildner. [No Folder] J. "Arthur Honnegger," 2 black and white prints. [Env. 4] K. "Ida Rubinstein," 1 black and white print, 4" x 6", 1948. L. "Bayreuth, the Most Beautiful ," 3 black and white postcards. M. "Victor as Young Man, 1923," 22 black and white prints, 2" x 3". N. "Verona Romeo and Juliet," 8 black and white postcards. 0. "," 4 black and white, 2 colored postcards. P. "Various photographs and cards," 35 black and white postcards and prints.

III. Correspondence. A. General (personal and professional); ALS, TLS, CTL, telegrams, cards, postcards. 1. Approx. 50 items, 1932-1958; includes: [F. 3] a. Steinway, Theodore. [President, Steinway and Sons.] TLS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 8, 1953. b. Tebaldi, Renata. Telegram to VS, Nov. 20, 1956. c. Letters and telegrams to and about Renata Tebaldi,1957- 1958; includes printed newspaper clippings ofreviews of Tebaldi with translations into Italian (probably by VS). 2. Approx. 25 items, 1960-1969. [F. 4] 3. Approx. 200 items, 1979-1975; includes: [F. 5] a. Puente, Juan Manuel. TLS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 9, 1970.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 4 of 19 b. Craig, Edward A. [Son of Edward Gordon Craig.] (i) ALS to VS, 3 p., Jan. 10, 1971. (ii) ALS (photocopy) to "Mrs. Engelson," 1 p, Jan. 10, 1971. c. Mannes, Marya. TLS to VS, 1 p., Jan. 22, 1971. d. Grosbayne, Benjamin. TLS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 22, 1971. e. Weissenberg, Alexis S. [Pianist.] ALS to VS, 2 p., Nov. 25, 1971. f. Ormandy, Eugene. TLS to VS, 1 p., Feb. 18, 1972. g. Steegmuller, Francis. (i) TLS to VS, 2 p., Jan. 14, 1973; includes envelope. (ii) ALS to VS, 2 p., Jan. 25, 1973; includes envelope. h. Jellinek, George. [Music author and broadcaster.] Postcard (typed/ holograph note signed), Sep. 24, 1975. 4. Approx. 200 items, 1976-1979; includes: [F. 6] a. Shirer, William L. TLS to VS, 1 p., Jan. 25, 1977. b. Lampkin, Charles. TLS to VS, 1 p., June 15, 1978; includes printed items, envelope. 5. Approx. 25 items, undated; includes: [F. 7] a. Sabaneev, Leonid. ALS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 21, no year. b. Seroff, Nancy. 7 ALS, n.d. B. Correspondence with Eyvind and Joan Kennedy Earle, primarily CTLS from VS; approx. 400 p. total; 1973-1981. [F. 8] Box7 C. Personal letters, from various; TLS, ALS, CTL, telegrams; 1936-1979; includes: [F. 1] 1. Seroff, Katherine. Letters to VS, ca. 1940s. [Written while working for the U.S. Office of War Information in during World War II.] 2. Melis, Carmen. TLS to VS, 3 p., Dec. 7, 1959. 3. Tebaldi, Renata. All letters in Italian. a. ALS to VS, 2 p., Nov. 26, 1959. b. ALS to VS, 1 p., Dec. 23, 1959. c. ALS to VS, 2 p., Apr. 21, 1960. d. ALS to VS, 2 p., Apr. 26, 1960. e. ALS to VS, 2 p., May 16, 1960. f. ALS to VS, 4 p., June 27, 1960. g. ALS to VS, 3 p., July 18, 1960. h. ALS to VS, 2 p., Sep. 16, 1960. 1. ALS to VS, 2 p., Oct. 26, 1960. j. ALS to VS, 2 p., Jan. 24, 1961. 4. Schick, George. TLS to Poldi Mildner, 1 p., May 18, 1970. D. Mildner, Poldi. Approx. 400 letters to VS; primarily ALS, some telegrams; 1968-1974, some undated items. [F. 2] E. Undated correspondence and miscellaneous items; includes: [F. 3]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 5 of 19 1. Photocopies of printed items re: Poldi Mildner, ca. 1969. 2. Photographs ofMildner's scottie dog Murli, two black and white prints, n.d. 3. Items re: Renata Tebaldi; photographs, clippings, translations of clippings, miscellany. F. Correspondence with Eva Seroff, to and from various. 1. Approx. 400 p. total, 1948-1949. [F. 4] 2. Approx. 200 p. total, 1950-1951. [F. 5] 3. Approx. 200 p. total, 1952-1953. [F. 6] 4. Approx. 225 p. total, 1954-1958, 1968-1979. [F. 7] 5. Approx. 50 items total, undated; includes miscellaneous items (drawings, printed items, photographs). [F. 8] G. Letters to Poldi Mildner (some to VS) from various; ALS, TLS, CTL, telegrams; includes: [F. 9] 1. Komisarjevsky, Theodore. a. Postcard (ALS), Oct. 20, 1948. b. Postcard (ALS), May 21, 1948. c. Postcard (ALS), Nov. 9, 1948. d. Postcard (ALS), Jan. 10, 1949. e. Postcard (ALS), Mar. 21, 1949. £ ALS, 1 p., June 8, 1949. g. Postcard, June 22, 1949. h. ALS, 1 p., n.d. i. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 2. Ormandy, Eugene. ALS to Poldi Mildner, 1 p., Apr. 17, 1972. H. Files; may include photographs, financial material, legal documents, printed material. 1. "Affiliated Music Corporation," TLS to VS, Oct. 7, 1941, re: Shostakovich piano concerto sale. [F. 10] 2. "Boris Christoff." a. TLS to VS, Feb. 18, 1962, in Italian. b. ALS to VS, June 14, 1962, in Russian. 3. "Major General Harry Collins (US Army Commanding)." a. TLS to VS, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1947. b. TLS to VS, 1 p., Apr. 26, 1948. c. 7 picture postcards (black and white) of Collins in Austria. 4. "Crown Publishers," to VS. 5. "[e. e.] cummings," postcard (typed and signed) to VS, Oct. 24, 1961. 6. "Department of State - Washington." a. TLS from Arthur C. Nagle to VS. (i) 1 p., Nov. 8, 1946. (ii) 1 p., Dec. 19, 1946. b. TLS from J. Manuel Espinosa, 1 p., Jan. 4, 1951.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 6 of 19 7. "Prof. Ernst V. Dohnanyi," includes: a. "An Interview with a VIP DP Prof. Ernest V. Dohnanyi," by VS, TS with holograph markings, 4 p., n.d. b. 3 small black and white prints. 8. "[Wilhelm] Furtwangler," TLS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 4, 1948; includes three black and white prints ofFurtwangler. 9. Kennedy, Joan. TLS to Poldi Mildner, 1 p., June 6, 1969. 10. "Funk and Wagnalls"; TLS from Emile Capouya (Executive Director, Funk and Wagnalls, Inc.) to VS re: offer for SERGEI PROKOFIEV; 1 p., May 19, 1967. 11. "Samuel Goldwyn"; TLS from Gertrude C. Unger (Assistant to Irene Lee, Eastern Story Editor) to VS re: getting proofs of DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH, 1 p., Jan. 23, 1943. 12. CTL from William Dean Embree to George A. Smith re: SHOSTAKOVICH biography, 1 p., May 6, 1943. 13. "Prof. Ferdinand Grossmann (Hofkapellmeister, Vienna Court and Vienna Statsoper)," includes: a. TLS, 1 p., May 27, 1934, in German. b. ALS, 1 p., June 25, 1934, in German; with facsilmile copy. b. ALS, 2 p., June 25, 1934, in German. 14. "George Gamow." a. ALS to Jakov Alexandrovich Shohat, 2 p., in Russian. b. ALS to Jakov Alexandrovich Shohat, 2 p., n.d., in Russian. c. ALS to VS, 2 p., Aug. 12, 1948, in Russian. d. ALS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 16, 1949, in Russian [sent from Los Alamos, New Mexico]; includes small printed image of desert foliage. e. Obituary for Gamow, The New York Times, Aug. 1968.

15. "Glasgow Herald," TLS from the W. A. Robietson (Assistant Editor) to VS, 1 p., June 28, 1933. 16. "Charles Berry Howland (Foullaod, Porter and Wadlinger)," TLS to VS re: estate ofNadiashda W. G. Shohat, 1 p., June 3, 1949. 17. "Theodore Komisarjevsky," includes: a. Postcard (ALS) to VS, May 27, 194[ 4?], in Russian. b. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Nov. 13, 1944, in English. c. Postcard (ALS) to VS, June 11, 1945, in Russian. d. ALS to VS, 2 p., Aug. 14, 1945, in Russian. · e. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Feb. 3, 1948, in Russian. f. Postcard (ALS) to VS, 2 cards, Mar. 29, 1948, in Russian. g. ALS to VS, 2 p., n.d. [1948], in Russian. h. ALS to VS, 2 p., May 15, 1948, in Russian. 1. ALS to VS, 2 p., July 8, 1948, in Russian. J. ALS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 4, 1948, in Russian.

Seroff, Victor (8/1 1/05) Page 7 of 19 k. ALS to VS, 2 p., n.d. [1948], in Russian. 1. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d. [1948], in Russian. m. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Jan. 17, 1949, in Russian. n. ALS to VS, 1 p., July 12, 1949, in Russian. o. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Nov. 26, 1949, in Russian. p. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Nov. 30, 1949, in Russian. q. ALS to VS, 2 p., Apr. 22, 1950, in Russian. r. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d. [1950s], in Russian. s. ALS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 17, 1953, in Russian. t. Postcard (ALS) to VS, 1 p., Dec. 3, 1953, in Russian. 18. "Alfred A. Knopf," includes: a. TLS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 11, 1942; with invoice and copies of checks re: advance for SHOSTAKOVICH. b. CTL from VS to Knopf, 1 p., Feb. 15, 1943. c. TLS to VS, 1 p., Feb. 16, 1943. 19. "S[erge]. Koussevitzky," TLS to VS, 1 p., July 12, 1942 [signed by Olga Naumof, Koussevitzky's secretary]. 20. "Isaac Don Levine," ALS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 4, 1967. 21. "Charles Munch." a. ALS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 9, [1948], in French. b. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d., in French. c. ALS to VS, 1 p., July 22, 1950, in French. d. Telegram to VS, Apr. 21, 1951. e. Obituary for Munch, The New York Times, Nov. 7, 1968. 22. "Macmillan Co.," TLS from Frances Perle (McIntosh and Otis) to VS, 1 p., May 8, 1967; includes invoices. 23. "Carmen Melis (famous Italian singer and teacher of Renata Tebaldi)," ANS on printed announcement dated May 20, 1961, in Italian. [Note not dated, but was sent to VS ca. July 4, 1961.] 24. "Prof. Dr. Bernhard Paumgartner" (Director, Salzburg Mozarteum). a. TLS, 1 p., June 3, 1934, in German. b. TLS to General Music Director Bodanzky, 1 p., July 3, 1934. c. TLS re: VS, 1 p., July 3, 1934, in German; includes copy. 25. "N. Shohat" [Nadejda Vassilevna Galli-Shohat], includes: a. "A Study, by Means ofHuygen's Principle, of the Reflection of a Spherical Light Wave from a Moving Plane Mirror," by Nadiashda Galli-Shohat, reprinted journal article, 3 p., Jan. 1935; with note to VS on first page. b. ALS from N. Galli-Shohat to Sonia Shostakovich, 4 p., Oct. 27, 1942, in Russian. ["Asked Maxim Litvinov to send it (Russian Ambassador in Washington)."] c. ALS from N. Galli-Shohat to unknown, 3 p., Oct. 26, 1942.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 8 of 19 d. ALS from N. Galli-Shohat to Sophia Vassilevna Shostakovich, 8 p., Aug. 26, 1942. 26. "Moritz Rosenthal," all letters in German; includes: a. ALS to VS, 1 p., July 7, 1932. b. ALS to VS, 1 p., July 13, 1932. c. Postcard (ALS), July 17, 1932. d. Postcard (ALS), July 21, 1932. e. ALS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 8, 1933, with envelope. f. ALS to VS, 2 p., Aug. 19, 1932. g. ALS to VS, 1 p., Aug. 25, 1932. h. ALS to VS, 2 p., Sep. 2, 1932. 1. Telegram to VS, Sep. 2, 1932. J. ALS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 20, 1932. k. ALS to VS, 2 p., postmarked Apr. 22, 1938, with envelope. 27. "Sergei Rachmaninoff," includes: a. TLS to VS, 1 p., Jan. 14, 1943, in Russian. b. ALS to VS, 2 p., Feb. 22, 1943, in Russian. 28. "Leonid Sabaneev." a. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d., postmarked Aug. 1948, in Russian, with envelope. b. ALS to VS, 18 p., n.d., circa 1940s. 29. "Theodore Szanto," includes: a. ALS to VS, 1 p., Mar. 29, 1930, in French. b. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d. [Mar. 1930], in French. 30. "1946-1947 Solzburg Army Permits of VS," includes: [F. 11] a. Press clearance for Austrian Zone, Aug. 16, 1946. b. Press clearance for Vienne, Austria, in Russian, June 4, 1947; 2 copies. c. Press clearance for and Austria, June 5, 1947. d. "Allied Force Permit" authorizing entry to Austria for VS, issued June 3, 1948. e. TLS from John S. Penfold (Managing Editor, Town and Country magazine) authorizing VS to represent the magazine in Edinburgh, Germany, and Austria, 1 p., Jan. 28, 1947. f. Miscellaneous permits, authorizations, ration and mess cards, receipts, 1946-194 7. 31. ALS from J akov Alexandrovich Shohat to Sophia (Sonya) Vassilevna Shostakovich, 2 p., Oct. 25, 1942. 32. Printed copy of wireless transmission from Dmitri Shostakovich to Fred Myers, Russian War Relief, N.Y.; TS, 3 p., Apr. 28, [1943] 33. TLS from George A. Smith (Busser and Harding) to W. D. Embree (Milbank, Tweed and Hope) re: corrections to SHOSTAKOVICH • by N. Galli-Shohat, 5 p., May 15, 1943; includes: 4 pages of

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 9 of 19 corrections to galleys of SHOSTAKOVICH (TS with holograph markings) and CTL response to Smith from Embree, 1 p., n.d. 34. "Shohat and VS," includes: a. TLS from Nadiashda Galli-Shohat to VS, 1 p., July 21, 1942. b. Letter of agreement between N. Galli-Shohat and VS re: SHOSTAKOVICH, 3 p., July 22, 1942; signed byN. Galli­ Shohat, July 24, 1942; includes carbon copy. c. Statement testifying to the veracity of VS' s biography SHOSTAKOVICH; TS, signed, 1 p., Dec. 15, 1942. 35. "L[ eopold]. Stokowski and Seroff." a. TLS to VS, 1 p., July 13, 1944. b. TL (draft) from VS to Stokowski, 2 p., Jan. 19, 1945, re: proposal for VS to write a biography of Stokowski. c. TLS to VS, 1 p., Jan. 20, 1945. d. CTL from VS to Stokowski, 1 p., Jan. 23, 1945. e. TLS to VS, 1 p., Jan. 24, 1945. f. TLS to VS, 1 p., Apr. 30, 1945. g. TLS to VS, 1 p., May 21, 1945. h. CTL from VS to Stokowski, 2 p., May 25, 1945. 1. TLS to VS, 1 p., June 13, 1945. J. TLS to VS, 1 p., July 26, 1946. k. TLS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 5, 1946. I. TLS to VS, 1 p., Feb. 2, 1949. m. TLS to VS, 1 p., Feb. 7, 1949; includes 2 pages re: Rachmaninoff, TS, signed. n. TLS to VS, 1 p., Dec. 23, 1964. o. TLS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 12, 1966; signed by Jean K. Leslie, Executive Secretary. p. TLS to VS, 1 p., Dec. 13, 1966. q. CTL from VS to Stokowski, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1966 .. 36. "Nancy Seroff Divorce Documents," includes: a. TLS from unknown to VS, 1 p., Sep. 16, 1935, in German. b. TLS from Walter Weisskopf, 1 p., June 3, 1936, in German. c. Legal document, TS, 2 p., Sep. 9, 1935, in German. 37. "Renata Tebaldi," includes: a. Postcard (ALS) to VS, Jan. 23, 1961, in Italian. b. Postcard (ANS) to VS, Aug. 11, 1961, in Italian. c. Postcard (ANS) to VS, Nov. 26, 1961, in Italian. d. Postcard (ANS) to VS, Nov. 29, 1961, in Italian. e. TLS to VS, 1 p., July 10, 1962, in English. f. Photographs, all prints. (i) Tebaldi at her farm, black and white.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 10 of 19 (ii) Tebaldi in Parma, black and white. (iii) Giuseppe Pais, one of Tebaldi's teachers. (a) At the piano, 2 prints, color. (b) With his wife, black and white. 38. ALS from unlmown to unlmown, 4 p., Mar. 18, 1943, in Russian. 39. "VS to N. Shohat," includes: a. CTL from VS to N. Galli-Shohat, 3 p., Feb. 19, 1943; with memorandum of expenses, 1 p. b. CTL from VS to N. Galli-Shohat, 2 p., Mar. 19, 1943. 40. "The White House," TLS from Malvina C. Thompson (Secretary to Eleanor Roosevelt) to VS, 1 p., Aug. 30, 1953. 41. "Washington War Department," includes: a. TLS from Geroid T. Robinson (Chief, East-European Section, U.S. Coordinator offuformation) to VS, 1 p., Dec. 24, 1941. b. Note re: VS's interview with Lt. Perry J. Walsh, Apr. 9, 1943, holograph, 1 p. c. CTL from William Dean Embree to Brig. Gen. Edward S. Greenbaum re: VS, 1 p., Apr. 21, 1943. d. TLS from Edward S. Greenbaum (War Dept., Office of the Under Secretary) to William Dean Embree, 1 p., Apr. 24, 1943. e. TLS from Ward Delaney (Office of Strategic Services) to VS, 1 p., Apr. 24, 1943. f. TLS (mimeograph copy) from John B. Marsh (U.S. Army) to VS, 1 p., Apr. 30, 1943. g. CTL from William Dean Embree to William J. Donovan, 1 p., May 7, 1943. h. TLS from William J. Donovan (Director, OSS) to William Dean Embree re: VS, 1 p., June 1, 1943. 1. TLS from J. A. Morrison (Deputy Chief, U.S.S.R. Division, OSS) re: VS, 1 p., July 17, 1943. j. TLS from J. A. Morrison to VS, 1 p., Sep. 2, 1943. 42. "Alexander Werth to VS," includes: a. TLS (photocopy) to Harrison E .. Salisbury re: Lina Prokofiev, 1 p., Oct. 24, 1967. b. CTL from VS to Harrison E. Salisbury, 1 p., Nov. 6, 1967; includes CTL from VS to Alexander Werth, 1 p., Nov. 6, 1967. c. TLS to VS, 1 p., Nov. 9, 1967. d. CTL from VS to Alexander Werth, 1 p., Nov. 20, 1967. 43. "Harrison E. Salisbury to VS," includes: a. TLS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 26, 1967. b. TLS to Emile Capouya, 1 p., Jan. 18, 1968.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 11 of 19 c. TLS to VS, 1 p., Feb. 5, 1968. d. TLS (photocopy) to Emile Capouya, 1 p., Feb. 6, 1968. 44. "Erica Wallach," TLS to VS, 1 p., Sep. 15, 1967. 45. "William Vallee," includes: a. ALS to VS, 2 p., n.d. b. TLS ( copy), holiday letter re: family, 1 p., n.d. 46. "Stefan Zweig," includes: a. "Stefan Zweig: As I Knew Him," by VS. (i) TS with holograph corrections, 5 p., ca. 1942. (ii) CTS, 5 p. b. Articles re: suicide of Stefan Zweig and his wife in Brazil [note: very fragile]. (i) The New York Times, Feb. 24, 1942. (ii) New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 24, 1942. (iii) Unknown. 47. Unidentified black and white photograph, possible illustration. 48. Dust jacket for VS's book DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH. 49. Typed note by VS re: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN by M. R. Werner; 1 p., n.d. 50. Memo re: "women who were persecuted solely because they were the wives of famous husbands," TS (photocopy), 1 p., n.d. 51. Untitled file re: various publication issues; includes: a. CTLS from VS to Robert Cousins (Editorial Director, General Books, Funk and Wagnall's), 1 p., Apr. 7, 1969. b. TLS from Robert Cousins to VS, 1 p., Apr. 23, 1969. c. CTLS from VS to Robert Cousins, 4 p., Apr. 30, 1969. d. TLS from Walter W. Hitesman, Jr. (Vice President, Reader's Digest), to VS, 1 p., May 15, 1969. e. CTL from VS to Walter W. Hitesman, Jr., 2 p., Sep. 3, 1969. f. CTLS from VS to Robert Cousins, 6 p., Nov. 3, 1969. g. TLS (photocopy) from Kent G. Smith (Assoc. Gen. Counsel, Reader's Digest) to Arthur Coleridge, re: VS's book PROKOFIEV, 3 p., Nov. 12, 1969. h. CTL from VS to Kent G. Smith, 1 p., Dec. 6, 1969. 1. TLS from Kent G. Smith to VS, 1 p., Feb. 9, 1970. J. CTLS from "Karl" to "Vita," 2 p., Jan. 20, 1971. k. TLS from John Crown to VS, 1 p., Apr. 16, 1971. 1. TLS from Rita Forenbach Wright (Mrs. George C. Wright) to VS, 2 p., Sep. 17, 1971. m. TLS from Rita F. Wright to VS, 1 p, Nov. 5, 1971. 52. "Isadora," includes: [F. 12] a. ANS to Duncan from "Lunashansky'' (?), 1 p., Sep. 20, 1921, in French; on stationery of the Commissar of

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 12 of 19 Education for the R.S.F.S.R. [i.e., U.S.S.R.] b. ANS, by Duncan, 1 p., Mar. 9, 1922, in Russian. c. Invoice from the R.S.F.S.R. Ambassador to Germany re: Sergei Alexandrovich Yesenin, 1 p., May 18, 1922; in Russian. [Note: Yesenin was a Russian poet (1895-1925) who married Duncan on May 2, 1922; they were divorced in 1923.] d. Bill from the Societe du Gaz de [Paris Auto Society] for Duncan, Mar. 22, 1923; in French. e. ALS to VS, 1 p., Oct. 14, 1926; in French and English; includes envelope. f. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d., postmarked Nov. 17, 1926; includes envelope. g. ANS to VS, 2 p., n.d.; possibly postmarked Dec. 9, 1926; in English; includes envelope [note: may not go with note]. h. ALS to VS, 4 p., postmarked Jan. 29, 1927; in English; includes envelope. 1. Telegram (holograph) to VS, 1 p., Sep. 1, 1927; in French. J. ALS to VS, 1 p., postmarked 1927; in English. k. ANS to VS, 2 p., n.d.; in English. 1. ANS to VS, 2 p., n.d.; in English. m. Postcard (ALS) to VS, n.d.; in English. [French postcard with no postmark.] n. ALS to VS, 1 p., n.d.; in English. o. Printed program for Duncan dancing to the music of Richard Wagner ( orchestra director M. Georges de Lausnay) at the Palais du Trocadero, June 3, no year. p. Pencil sketch, probably of Duncan, artist unknown, n.d. 53. "Library of Congress Copyright Office, Concerning Libretto for Prince Igor," 8 letters to and from various (1944, 1951) and blank copyright registration forms. 54. Untitled file, letters to Poldi Mildner and VS from various; ALS, TLS, CTL, telegrams; several items; in English, French, German, and Russian; 1944-1976; includes: a. Straus, Roger W., Jr. [President, Farrar, Straus and Co. publishers.] CTL and CTLS re: VS, 1 p. each, Apr. 24, 1946. b. Weiser, Peter [Director, Wiener Konzerthaus, 1961-1977.] TLS to Poldi Mildner, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1970. C. Printed material, includes: (i) '"La Femme Nue' au Theatre de la Renaissance," by Henry Bataille, reprinted from the journal L'Illustration Theatrale, 4 p. total, May 2, 1908. (ii) Re: Poldi Mildner.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 13 of 19 (a) Program for performance at Carnegie Hall, Feb. 27, 1969. (b) Promotional flyer, 2 copies, n.d. (iii) Newspaper and magazine clippings re: Renata Tebaldi, 5 items, 1950s; includes 2 clippings not re: Tebaldi. d. Photographs, includes: (i) Poldi Mildner at piano, black and white print. (ii) Poldi Mildner with unidentified violinist, black and white print. (iii) VS, Poldi Mildner, and other unidentified couple, color Polaroid print. e. Miscellaneous items; includes: (i) Various notes. (ii) Corrections to an unidentified manuscript (not present). (iii) "God's Law of Adjustment and Other Articles," Christian Science booklet, with holograph markings, ( c) 1940. 55. "Poldi Letters," includes: [F. 13] a. Miscellaneous correspondence, primarily to VS, 1959- 1976, some n.d.; includes: (i) Wallman, Margherita. [Dancer, Opera producer.] ALS to VS, 2 p., July 20, 1959. (ii) Melis, Carmen. [Operatic soprano.] All letters in Italian. (a) TLS to VS, 1 p., Mar. 19, 1961. (b) TLS to VS, 1 p., Apr. 6, 1961. (iii) Clemens, Cyril. (a) Postcard (ALS) to VS, no postmark or date. (b) TLS (photocopy) to VS, 1 p., Aug. 18, 1968. (iv) Duncan, Irma. TLS to VS, 2 p., Dec. 27, 1971. [Letter takes VS to task for perceived misstatements in THE REAL ISADORA.] (v) Weiser, Peter. TLS to Poldi Mildner, 1 p., Feb. 22, 1972; in German. (vi) Ducloux, Walter. TLS to VS, 1 p., May 20, 1972. (vii) Brandt, Carl D. Tis to VS, 1 p., Aug. 9, 1974. b. Miscellaneous items (notes, short manuscript, other items). c. Two keys, with note to VS, n.d. d. Photographs, unidentified woman on a farm (possibly Renata Tebaldi), 6 black and white prints, n.d. 56. "Shohat, Nadiashda Galli," 2 TLS photostat copies, ALS photostat · copy, TLS, and CTS letter of agreement re: SHOSTAKOVICH;

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 14 of 19 1942-1943; includes contract, 1942. 57. "Shohat, Nadejda and Jakov. A to VS," several ALS (some TLS) to VS from J. A. Shohat and N. Galli-Shohat, 1942-1948; several undated; primarily in Russian, some in English. [F. 14] 58. "Seroff - Atlantis/ Verlag," several professional letters, primarily CTL, to and from VS, 1962-1965, some in German. [F. 15] 59. Untitled file, miscellaneous correspondence, 1962-1973; includes financial material, printed items, notes, miscellany; also includes: (i) Thompson, Virgil. ANS to VS, 1 p., n.d. (ii) Certificate of marriage registration for VS and Poldi Mildner, NYC, Sep. 25, 1970. (iii) Corrections to an unidentified manuscript (not present). (iv) Promotional item re: THE REAL ISADORA, 4 copies. (v) Program for Tchaikovsky's "Peter and the Wolf' performed by the , directed by Jacques d' Amboise, narrated by Cyril Ritchard, n.d. (vi) Photographs. ( a) Poldi Mildner with unidentified others, color print, n.d. (b) Picture postcard of five unidentified people, probably a family, with holograph writing on verso (not in English), n.d.; includes envelope, note.

N. Research Material. Box 8 A. Re: various subjects. [F. 1] B. Thesis paper re: Ferdinand Lassalle. [F. 2] C. Selected citations from manuscript by VS. D. Re: Ferdinand Lassalle and other topics, various languages. [F. 3-4] E. 3 book lists. F. Index card file. [F. 5]

V. Printed Material. A. Approx. 250-300 newspaper clippings re: VS. [F. 6-8] B. Stereo Review, vol. 30, no. 5, May 1973; 2 copies. Box9 · C. Approximately 200 newspaper clippings, re: VS, from foreign newspapers. [F. 1-8] D. Approx. 100 clippings re: Renata Tebaldi and other subjects. [F. 9] Box 10 E. Subject files; includes manuscripts, photographs, correspondence. 1. "Reviews in English." [F. 1] 2. "August 5." [F. 2] 3. "Critiche Varic 5 Francisco 955." 4. "Praeger," includes manusctipt. [F. 3] 5. "Colon - , , Agosto, 1953." 6. "Reviews in German." [F. 4]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 15 of 19 7. "[illegible] Printed Matter," includes manuscript, book jackets, signed photograph. [F. 5] 8. "A Few Reviews of S. Books," includes manuscript. 9. "Xerox 2 of Each for Charles Helbom." 10. "Peter and the Wolf Progress." 11. "Debussy." [F. 6] 12. "Kennedy." 13. "Article, Frank." [F. 7] 14. "Joyce Engelson." 15. Untitled, re: THE REAL ISADORA; includes manuscript, correspondence. 16. 3 untitled files; includes proposal for Lassalle book, reviews. [F. 8] 17. Untitled, includes: [F. 9] a. Book jackets for GORDON CRAIG, by Edward Craig; DUNCAN DANCER, by Irma Duncan; and SERGEI PROKOFIEV, by VS. b. 5 Funk and Wagnalls catalogs, 1968-1969. c. "The Sunday Herald Tribune - Book Week," 2 copies. d. 3 newspaper clippings. F. Collection ofreviews of RACHMANINOFF. [F. 10] G. Re: THE REAL ISADORA. H. Re: PROKOFIEV. [F. 11] I. Reviews of THE REAL ISADORA. [F. 11-12] Box 11 J. Liner notes (booklet) re: Bruckner, by Edmund White; Time-Life Records. K. Printed musical scores by various composers, including Debussy, Liszt, Poulenc, Stravinsky, Franck, Rachmaninoff, Grieg, Scriabin, Mendelssohn, Milhaud, Ravel, Albeniz, Bach, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, and others; primarily for piano; notable items include: 1. Bozidar Kunc (Croatian composer and pianist, 1903-1964). Score for "Sest Bayatela," for piano, opus 44; inscribed to Seroff, Feb. 10, 1953. 2. Federico Mompou. Score for "Suburbia," for piano, signed by Poldi Mildner. 3. Franz Liszt. Score for "Episode aus Lenau's Faust: 'Der Tanz in der Dorfschenke'," for piano, signed by Carl Parrish (noted musicologist and composer). Box 12 4. A.ram Katchaturian. Score for "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra," signed by Poldi Mildner, published in Russia (/ Leningrad) by the State Music Publishers, 1946 .. 5. Dmitri.Shostakovich. Full score for "Eighth Symphony," published in Russia (Moscow / Leningrad) by the State Music Publishers, 1946. L. "Prince Igor, by A. Borodin, New Dramatic Version," 1944, includes: 1. Manuscript, CTS with holograph corrections, 30 p.

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 16 of 19 2. Printed score (bound) with holograph annotations and corrections. M. Proofs. 1. SERGEI PROKOFIEV: A SOVIET TRAGEDY, 316p., includes holograph corrections. [F. 1] 2. THE REAL ISADORA. a. Draft, approx. 175 p., 1971. [F. 2-4] b. Master proof, with holograph notes, approx. 134 p., 2 copies. [F. 5-6] c. Page proof, 250 p. [F. 7] 3. "," 28 p., 5 copies. 4. Proofs of photos used as book illustrations. a. Re: THE REAL ISADORA, 57 black and white prints. [Env. 1-2] b. Seven negatives, 8" xl0". Box 13 c. 20 prints, 8" xlO", with text fragments. [F. 1] d. 25 miscellaneous prints; includes formatting notes. N. Programs. 1. "Peter and the Wolf," from RFK Theater, 3 copies. [F. 2] 2. "Giovanna d'Arco," Stagione Lirica, 1950-1951, 2 copies. 3. "78th Season of Carnegie Hall." 0. Periodicals. 1. The Christian Science Sentinel 2 issues, 1971. [F. 3] 2. The Etude magazine, 6 issues, 1946- 1949. 3. Mark Twain Journal, 12 issues, 1968- 1974. P. Book Jackets. 1. THE REAL ISADORA, 3 paperback, 1 hardcover. [F. 4] 2. . Q. Catalogs. 1. "Random House Highlights," Fall, 1971. 2. "MacMillen Books for Boys and Girls," 1966-1967. R. Librettos, translated by VS. 1. "The Love for Three Oranges," by Sergei Prokofiev, 4 copies. 2. "Ruslan and Ludmilla," by Glinka. 3. "The Tsar's Bride," by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff. S. Miscellaneous. 1. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA entry for Sergei Rachmaninoff, by VS, 3 copies, 1974. 2. Flyers and pamphlets re: Poldi Mildner, Rachmaninoff, Peter and the Wolf performance, and Russia. 3. Business cards. 4. 2 booklets re: Christian Science. 5. Unidentified booklet in Russian. T. Files. 1. "For Victor Seroff." [F. 5]

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 17 of 19 2. "James [illegible]." 3. "Peter and the Wolf at RFK Theater." 4. "VS." 5. "Isadora." [F. 6] 6. "War Dept." 7. "Profiles and Stories." 8. 13 untitled files re: VS books. [F. 7-9] 9. Untitled, re: Mark Twain Journal, includes correspondence from Cyril Clemens. [F. 10]

VI. Legal Material. Box 14 A. 6 U.S. and 4 Czechoslovakia passports. [Env. 1] B. 2 passport covers for VS. C. French drivers license. D. U.S. War Dept. correspondent ID card. E. Livret de Famille. F. 2 Poldi Mildner IDs. G. VS name plate. H. Announcement from the copyright office, Jan. 1, 1978. [F. 1] I. Marriage license, marriage document, birth certificate, receipt for license, excerpt from a passport; for possible use in VS books. J. VS' s Social Security card. K. Certificat D 'Identite, 1931. L. Mexican marriage agreement. M. Publishing agreement, 1966. N. Extract from marriage log, 1970. 0. Certificate of Marriage Registration in New York, 1970. P. Agreement between Ernesto de Quesada and Poldi Mildner. Q. Approx. 10 letters to various state departments.

VII. Financial Material. A. 3 checks signed by VS. [F. 2] B. Insurance receipt. C. Tax return forms, 1950, 1953. D. Receipt for Steinway Piano, 1956. E. 2 letters to Compania de Mandatos. F. Miscellaneous receipts, stubs, and tickets. G. 10 miniature accounting log books.

VIII. Scrapbooks. A. 1 scrapbook; includes newspaper clippings. [No Folder]

IX. Audio. A. "Sergei Prokofiev: A Soviet Tragedy," reel-to-reel audio tape; includes VS

Seroff, Victor (8/11/05) Page 18 of 19 conversation, 4/2/69. B. "Victor Seroff in Conversation with Walter Sheppard," long-playing album, 1969.

X. Personal Memorabilia. A. Blue U.S. Navy beret. B. Travel bag. C. Framed art prints. 1. "H.B. Heppedo." 2. "T. T." 3. Untitled. D. Blue pin. E. Piece of VS' s door, autographed by Isadora Duncan. [Env. 2] F. Unframed art print, "A. M." [F. 3] G. Letters purchased by VS. 1. Kemble, Charles. ALS to Alfred Bunn, re: meeting, 1 p., July 21, 1834. Broken seal still attached. 2. Kemble, Fanny [Frances Ann]. ALS to "Mr. Lane," 4 p., Sat. 9, no year. 3. Kemble, John Philip. ALS to "Sir" re: leaving membership of club, 1 p., Apr. 2, 1803.

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I. Manuscripts. Box 15 A. "List of Books," 113 p., TS, re: list of books in VS's library, alphabetized by last name; includes photocopy version. [F. 1-2] B. Review articles by VS, TS unless other wise noted. 1. "A Footnote on Svetlana Alliluyeva's ONLY ONE YEAR," 6 p., 2 copies; includes TLS (possibly from VS), 1/20/70. [F. 3] 2. "Robin Abbot Comes to Salzburg," 13 p. 3. "Women Who Played Important Rolls in Great Composers Lives," llp. 4. Re: Julius Katchen, 3 p. 5. Re: "Thirty Russian Art Songs," performed by Maxim Karolik, 7 p., includes holograph corrections. 6. Re: "Love for Three Oranges," 5 p. 7. Re: Tchaikovsky piano music performed by Philipe Entremont, 4p. 8. Re: "A Life for the Tsar," opera performed by various Russian artists, 6 p. 9. Re: Gabriel Faure's piano works, 5 p. 10. Re: history of Russian music, 11 p. 11. Re: performance of "Boris Godunov" orchestrated by Dmitri Shostakovich, 6 p. 12. Re: "Aimez Yous Brahms?," 3 p. C. Notes re: "Gaby," TS, 1 p., 5 copies. D. Miscellaneous notes, TS, holograph, 11 p.

II. Printed Material. A. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE STORY OF VICTOR ILYITCH SEROFF, by M. R. Werner, 277 p., photocopy. [F. 4] B. Clippings. 1. "Where is Russian Opera?," by VS, 5 p, 4/6/63. 2. "Loud Guffaws on Cue at Prokofieff Opera," by Ronald Eyer, 4/29/63. 3. '"Oranges 3' Revived by City Opera," 4/29/63. 4. Cartoon re: old Leonardo da Vinci. C. "The Healing Miracles of Christ Jesus," by Corinne Deline, brochure, 39p. D. Sheet music. 1. "Geni Sadero, 'EL' Acina di Ri Pepe'," 6 p., Milan, 1921. [F. 5] 2. "Undisturbed Flight," 2 p.

Seroff, Victor (2/13/06) Page 1 of 3 3. "La Golondrina," 3 p. 4. "Nocturne," 6 p.

III. Correspondence. A. Personal, approx. 30 TLS, ALS, greeting cards, postcards, 10/28/53- 6/03/79; includes photographs, printed material; also includes: [F. 6] 1. Divine, Grace. 9 TLS, ALS and cards, 1974-1976. 2. Stokowski, Leopold. TNS to VS. a. Re: sketch for program notes, 5/28/64. b. Re: revisions to sketch, 6/8/64. c. Re: thanks for Chopin book, 10/9/64. d. Re: getting together, 3/8/65. B. Professional. 1. 10 TLS, postcards, 7/1/45 - 1979; includes printed material, financial material. 2. Re: "Knight of Mark Twain" title for VS from the Mark Twain Journal, 5 TLS, 3/30/50 - 9/18/68; includes printed material; also includes: a. Nixon, Richard M. TLS (photocopy) to Cyril Clemens, re: thanks for making him a Knight of Mark Twain, n.d.

IV. Legal Material. A. Re: VS's marriages and divorces. 1. Divorce claim re: Nancy Reid Seroff, Vienna, 3/5/36; includes English translation, 1/11/39. [F. 7] 2. Divorce claim re: Katherine E. Seroff, State of Nevada, 5/7 /45 - 7/16/45. 3. Divorce claim re: Eva Seroff, Prague, 4/10/57 - 4/22/58; includes English translation and translation authenticity certificate. 4. Marriage registration, Leopoldine [Poldi] Josephine Mildner, 4/6/73. 5. Divorce claim re: Leopoldine Seroff, 2/24/78; 3 copies; includes correspondence, financial material. B. Application for "Half Fare Program for the Handicapped," New York City, 10/4/78. C. Insurance certificate re: Association of Musicians of Greater New York; includes correspondence. D. TLS re: representatives of Sergei Prokofiev, in regards to VS's book SERGEI PROKOFIEV, 8/11/69. E. VS's will, 9/10/70, 5 p.; includes marriage certificate, 9/25/70.

V. Professional Material. A. Re: phone numbers, addresses, 10 p., holograph.

Seroff, Victor (2/13/06) Page 2 of 3 VI. Photographs. A. Personal. 1. Re: family and friends, looking at a rock, three black and white prints (3" x 4.5") and one color print (3" x 3"). [Env. 1] 2. "Wyoming Summer, 1939," bound photo album re: Katherine Seroff and VS; includes black and white prints; holograph descriptions, comments. [No Folder]

VII. Scrapbooks. A. Re: THE REAL ISADORA, by VS, May 1971 - June 1972; includes clippings, book covers. B. Re: articles by VS, 10/3/42 - 9/28/63; includes clippings; may include manuscript fragments. Package 1 C. Re: articles by VS, 3/28/64 - 12/12/64; includes clippings; may include manuscript fragments.

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