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The Inventory of the Edward Herrmann Collection #1262

The Inventory of the Edward Herrmann Collection #1262

The Inventory

of the

Edward Herrmann

Collection

#1262

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center I

The Inventory

ofthe

Edward Herrmann

Collection

#1262

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center \

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Table of Contents

Scope and Content Notes 2

I Material Related to Performances, 1965-1991 3

II Subject Files . 38

III Audio . 45

IV Manuscripts by Edward Herrmann 45

V Correspondence, 1967-1990 . 46

VI and Video 47

VII Large Size Materials . 48

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Scope and Content Notes for the Edward Herrmann Collection

1. Biographical Information

Edward Kirk Herrmann was born July 21, 1943 in Washington, D.C. He is the son of

John Anthony and Jean Eleanor (O'Connor) Herrmann. After graduating from Bucknell

University with a B.A. in English in 1965, he studied acting at the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (1968-1969) and at the Theater Center.

2. Information About the Collection

This collection, in six boxes, follows Edward Hemnann's professional career from the

Fall of 1965, when, following his graduation from Bucknell University, he enrolled in classes at

Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, to about 1991, when this first part of his archive was received.

The collection includes numerous scripts, reviews, press releases, and photographs relating to his extensive work in the theatre. There are similar materials, as well as audio and video items, for the increasing number of film and television productions in which he appeared in those years. There is also a limited amount of correspondence. 3

Herrmann, Edward #1262

Box 1

I. Materials Related to Performances, 1965-1991.

A. Stage plays, 1966-1991.

EH received his A.B. in English from Bucknell University in 1965, and an M.A. in Drama from Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, in 1968. While at Trinity, he was a member of the professional resident company of the Dallas Theater Center, 1965-1966, 1966-1967, 1967-1968, working with Paul Baker, Dallas Theater Managing Director and Chairman of the Drama Department at Trinity. Baker conducted Master's Degree classes at the Dallas Center, an affiliate of the Trinity University Graduate School. After his 1968 Summer trip to India for the filming of "The Banyan Tree" for Baker, EH spent 1968-1969 in London at L.A.M.D.A. as a Fulbright Scholar. He returned to Dallas in 1969-1970 as and member of the teaching staff.

Folder 1

1. Dallas Theater Center and Trinity University: 1965-1970.

a. Ruth Taylor Theater, Trinity University.

(1) Souvenir program for Dedication, Oct. 24, 1966, 6"xll ", 19 p., with EH photo. (2) Illustrated brochure, ll"x16", folded, 8 p. (3) President Laurie's address, TS, 4 p.

b. Theater Center: 2 newspaper clippings, 1966.

c. Paul Baker, Designer, Managing Director.

(1) Printed brochure: "A Critic Looks at Paul Baker," 15 p., 2 copies. (2) News clippings. (3) Articles re: Baker and the Trinity and Dallas Theatres, 3 items. (4) "The Paul Baker Theater: A Photo History," an exhibit catalog, black and white photos, 9"x10", 41 p., n.d. (photos and text include references to EH).

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Folder 2

2. "A Different Drummer," 1966, by Eugene McKinney [premiered Oct. 25, 1966 at Ruth Taylor Theater, San Antonio, directed by Paul Baker]. EH appears as Royal Banhill at this opening production of the new theater.

a. Printed material re: publicity. (1) Season announcements, 2 flyers. (2) Program, 2 p., 2 copies. (3) Play summary, 1 p., flyer, 2 copies. (4) 4 news clippings ofreviews, 2 photocopies (including 4 duplicates), 7 items total.

b. Radio script for ad, TS carbon, 3 p.

c. Photograph, black and white, 10"x8" print and 2 negatives; includes 2 negatives of another photo.

d. Correspondence. (1) ALS from Fran Blackstone to "Joe," 4 p., Oct. 30, 1966. (2) TLS from John Neville to Mrs. Herrmann, Nov. 3, 1966.

e. Note paper with holograph writing, quote from H. D. Thoreau, n.d.

Folder 3

3. Dallas Theater Center, 1966-1967 season.

a. Photograph re: "The Amorous Flea - Mad Old Man;" black and white cast photo, 8"x 10".

b. "You Never Can Tell," by G. B. Shaw [premiered Feb. 9, 1967 at Dallas Theater Center]. (1) Printed material re: publicity: 8 news clippings of

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reviews, 1 photocopy (including 4 duplicates), 9 items total. (2) Photographs: 2 black and white prints, 8"x10", and 2 negatives.

Folder 4

4. Dallas Theater Center, 1967-1968 season.

a. "The Private Ear and the Public Eye" [premiered Dec. 14, 1967 at Dallas Theater Center]. EH plays Christoforow, the detective, in "The Public Eye," the second of two one­ act plays. 3 news clippings of reviews (including 2 photocopy duplicates), 5 items total.

b. "Vasco," by Georges Schehade [premiered Feb. 17, 1968 at Dallas Theater Center]. EH appears as "Vasco." (1) Printed material re: publicity: announcements and reviews, 4 news clippings and a brochure of the Center, "Off Stage," 13"xl8", folded, 1 p., Feb. 1, 1968. (2) 4 photos, black and white prints, 2 8"xl0", 2 4"x5".

c. "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," by Bertholt Brecht [premiered May 16, 1968 at Dallas Theater Center]. EH appears as "Peasant." (1) Printed material re: publicity: news clipping (and duplicate photocopy) re: cast and technical staff preparations, Mar. 1968. (2) 6 black and white photos, 6" x 8".

Folder 5

5. "Heat of the Day: A Summer Comedy," by Christopher Fry. EH has the role of "Cesare Scapore" (?); lines highlighted. [Performed in London, probably as part ofL.A.M.D.A. studies, 1968-1969.] Script, TS, 82 p., n.d.; holograph notes and highlighting on recto and verso of various pages.

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Folder 6

6. Dallas Theater Center, 1969-1970 season.

a. 1 news clipping re: EH's appointment as instructor, Sep. 26, 1969.

b. "The Appropriation and Dislocation of Bennington" [premiered Oct. 27, 1969, Dark Night Theater, Dallas Theater Center]. EH plays Bennington in this reading of the play. Program, TS, 1 p.; 1 news clipping, n.d.

c. "Halfway Up the Tree," by Peter Ustinov [premiered Nov. 15, 1969, Down Center Stage, Dallas Theater Center]. EH appears as a British general. 3 news clippings of reviews, Nov. 19, 1969.

d. "She Stoops to Conquer," by Oliver Goldsmith [premiered Jan. 13, 1970, Dallas Theater Center]. EH plays Sir Charles Marlow. 1 news clipping with cast photos, Jan. 4, 1970.

e. "Dear Liar," by G. B. Shaw, adapted by Jerome Kilty, directed by EH. (1) At Dallas Theater Center, Jan. 27 - Feb. 18, 1970: 6 news clippings (including 4 duplicates), Jan. 28, 1970; flyer I ticket form. (2) At Ruth Taylor Theater, San Antonio, Texas, June 1970: news clipping; flyer (2 items total).

f. "," by Peter Shiffer [premiered Apr. 14, 1970, Dallas Theater Center]. EH plays Brindsley Miller. (1) News clippings ofreviews, 6 items (including duplicates), Apr. 15, 1970. (2) Brochure, ticket form, 6 p.

g. "Little Murders," by Jules Peiffer [premiered May 26, 1970, Dallas Theater Center]. EH appears as Lord

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Chamberlain. (1) 7 news clippings of reviews (including duplicates), May 27, 1970. (2) Brochure, with cast photo, 6 p.

Folder 7

7. "Arsenic and Old Lace," by Joseph Kesselring [premiered Oct. 13, 1970, Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C.; a Circle in the Square production]. EH appears as Mortimer Brewster.

a. 4 news clippings ofreviews, Oct. 14 - Nov. 7, 1970.

b. Cast list, Sep. 14, 1970, 1 p.

c. 4 telegrams to CH, Oct. 13-16, 1970.

Folder 8

8. "Child's Play," by Robert Marasco [premiered Jan. 25, 1971, Parker Playhouse, Fort Lauderdale, Florida; also performed at the Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami]. EH plays George Penny.

a. Script [EH's copy], TS with EH's holograph notes, 72 p.

Folder 9

b. Printed material re: publicity. (1) 1 news clipping and 6 photocopies re: Fort Lauderdale performances, Jan. 25 - Feb. 3, 1971. (2) 1 news clipping and 3 photocopies re: Miami performances, Feb. 10-11, 1971.

Folder 10

9. "The Basic Training of Paulo Hummel," by David W. Rabe [premiered May 20, 1971, Public Newmann Theater, City]. EH plays Hinkle.

a. Script, TS, 131 p.

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b. 5 news clippings ofreviews (2 incomplete), 1 advertisement, May 21, 1971.

Folder 11

10. "Moonchildren," by [premiered Nov. 1971, , Washington, D.C.; also performed at the Royale Theater, , 1972; produced by David Merrick; closed in N.Y. after 16 performances.]. EH appears as Cootie.

a. Script, TS with holograph corrections and notes, 145 p.

Folder 12

b. Arena Stage Theater, Washington, D.C. (1) 6 news clippings ofreviews, nov. 5 - Dec. 13, 1971. (2) Photographs: 10 black and white prints (1 duplicate), 8.5"x5.5"; 8 prints, 10"x8".

c. Royale Theater, New York City, Feb. 1972. (1) 27 news clippings ofreviews (including 11 duplicates); 1 advertisement. (2) Correspondence: (a) 3 telegrams to EH. Feb. 21, 1972. Mar. 4, 1972. No date. (b) 2 ANS, n.d.

Folder 13

11. "Twelfth Night," by [premiered Dec. 29, 1971, Arena Stage Theater, Washington, D.C.]. EH plays Sir Andrew Aguecheek. 3 news clippings of reviews, Dec. 30-31, 1971; all photocopies.

Folder 14

12. "Major Barbara," by G. B. Shaw [premiered June 27, 1972, American Shakespeare Festival Theater, Stratford, ]. EH plays Stephen Underschaft. 3 news clippings, June 29, 1972.

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Folder 15

13. "Joan of Lorraine," by Maxwell Anderson [premiered Mar. 13-14, 1974, Good Sheperd-Faith Church, New York City; directed by ]. EH plays Alain Chartier and The Executioner. 1 postcard advertisement and 1 program with cast biographies.

Folder 16

14. "The Caretaker," by [premiered July 11, 1974, The Theatre Club, New York City]. EH appears as Roston.

a. Program, 1 p., 3 copies.

b. 1 news clipping, July 25, 1974.

c. 1 news photo of EH, black and white, 2"x4", n.d.

Folder 17

15. "The Cherry Orchard," by [premiered Oct. 8, 1974, Goodman Theater, Chicago. 3 news clippings of reviews and 1 review in an Art Institute of Chicago brochure, Oct. 9-11, 1974. [EH was nominated for the Joseph Jefferson Award, Chicago, 1974; see entry under Subject Files: Awards and Honors, 197 4-1977.]

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16. "A Midsummer Night's Dream," by William Shakespeare [premiered Jan. 19, 1975, Center, Newhouse Theater, New York City]. EH plays Flute. 6 news clippings ofreviews, Jan. 20 - Feb. 10, 1975.

An additional item is located in the Large Size Material section ofthe inventory.

Folder 19

17. "Once in a Lifetime," by George Kaufman and Moss Hart [premiered Dec. 10, 1975, Arena Stage, Washington, D.C.]. EH

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plays George.

Folder 20

18. "Mrs. Warren's Profession," by G. B. Shaw [premiered Feb. 18, 1976, Vivian Beaumont Theater, New York City]. EH plays Frank Gardner (Vivie's fiance). [EH received the Tony Award for this role; see Subject Files: Awards and Honors: Antoinette Perry (Tony) Award, 1976.]

a. 26 news clippings (including 5 duplicates), Feb. 19 - Mar. 26, 1976; 12 news clippings, n.d.

b. 4photocopies ofradio reviews, Feb. 18-19, 1976; 2 photocopies, n.d.

c. Photocopy of an Al Hirschfeld cartoon, n.d.

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19. "Journey's End," by R. C. Sheriff [premiered Oct. 19, 1978, , New Haven, Connecticut]. EH plays Captain Stanope.

a. Program, 44 p., 2 copies.

b. 16 news clippings, 2 radio scripots, Oct. 15 - Nov. 16, 1978.

c. Photographs: 3 black and white prints, 8"xl0".

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20. "The Beach House," by Mary Donahue [performed Jan. 9 - Feb. 10, 1980, Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, Connecticut]. EH plays John Loomis.

a. 1 newsclipping and TS memo to EH, n.d., re: earlier reading of the play by EH and . b. Long Wharf Theater performances. (1) Program, 28 p., 2 copies. 11

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(2) 2 press releases, 4 radio reviews, 38 news clippings (including 2 duplicates), Jan. 9-31, 1980.

C. Performances at Winter Olympics, Lake Placid, Feb. 14-17, 1980. (1) Performing Arts price list, 4 news clippings (including 1 duplicate), Jan.-Feb., 1980. (2) 2 news releases. (3) 1 color poster, folded, 22"x34". (4) Program, 14 p., 2 copies.

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21. "The Philadelphia Story," by Philip Barry [premiered Nov. 14, 1980, Vivian Beaumont Theatre, New York City]. EH plays Macaulay Connor.

a. Script, TS with holograph notations, 124 p.

Folder 24

b. 19 news clippings (including 7 duplicates), Oct. 9 - Dec. 27, 1980.

c. Radio and TV advertisements, 6 photocopies.

d. Photographs: 5 black and white prints, 8"x10".

Folder 25

22. Williamstown Theater Festival, Summer 1980.

a. Printed material re: publicity. (1) Festival brochure, 10 p. (2) Interviews with EH: 2 news clippings, Aug. 3, 1980 (incomplete); Aug. 14, 1980, 2 p.

b. "Candida," by G. B. Shaw [performed July 15-19, 1980]. EH plays the Rev. Morell. 11 news clippings ( all photocopies), July 29 - Aug. 5, 1980. 12

Box 1 cont'd.

C. "," by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur [performed July 29 - Aug. 9, 1980]. EH plays Walter Brown (Hilly Johnson's editor). 10 news clippings (8 photocopies), July 30 - Aug. 9, 1980.

d. "Whose Life Is It, Anyway?" by Brian Clark [performed Aug. 12-23, 1980]. EH plays Philip Hall (Ken Harrison's legal counsel). 6 news clippings, Aug. 13-15, 1980.

e. "A ," including songs of George and Ira Gershwin, with Christopher Reeves and EH [performed Aug. 14-16, 1980]. (1) 1 news clipping. (2) Photographs: 1 black and white print, 8"xl0".

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23. Williamstown Theater Festival, Summer 1981.

a. Printed material re: publicity. (1) Advertisement from , Mar. 1, 1981. (2) Feature article from The New York Times, 2 photocopies, July 16, 1981. (3) Letter to subscribers (photocopy), Sep. 7, 1981.

b. "The Greeks" [performed July 2-18, 1981]. EH plays Apollo. (1) Program, 26 p., 8.5"xll ". (2) 3 news clippings (photocopies), July 12 - Aug. 16, 1981.

c. "Arms and the Man," by G. B. Shaw [performed July 21 - Aug. 1, 1981]. EH plays Bluntschi. (1) Program, 1 p. (2) 1 news clipping, July 23, 1981.

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d. "Summerfolk," by Maxim Gorky [performed Aug. 4-8, 1981]. EH is Sergei Bassov (a lawyer). 13

Box 1 cont'd.

(1) Script, by Edward Gilbert and John Tillinger, TS with holograph notes and occasional sketches. (2) Program, 23 p., 8.5"xll". (3) 1 news clipping, n.d.

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24. "Hedda Gabler," by [performed Sep. 9-20, 1981, University Theatre; also Sep. 26 - Oct. 25, 1981, Hartman Theatre, Stanford, Connecticut]. EH plays George Tesman; plays Hedda.

a. Boston University Theatre performances. [Production initiates the joint venture between the Hartman Theatre Co. and Boston University.] (1) 21 news clippings (photocopies) re: the joint venture, ads, interview, reviews, June 25 - Oct. 8, 1981. (2) Small poster, 8.5"xl 1".

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b. Hartman Theatre performances. (1) 21 news clippings (photocopies) re: Hartman 1981- 1982 season, Aug. 24 - Sep. 24, 1981. (2) 23 news clippings (22 photocopies) of reviews, Sep. 29 - Oct. 7, 1981. (3) 1 telegram (in verse) to EH and Leigh Curran from "The Paltrow-Gang," Sep. 30, 1981.

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25. "Gardenia," by [premiered Apr. 29, 1982, Manhattan Theatre Club, New York City]. EH appears as Amos Mason. Script, by John Guare, Mar. 15, 1982, TS with numerous holograph notes and pencil sketches, includes revised pages dated Apr. 10. [Cover page includes several ANS to EH from , and other in the production; color drawing "to Ed Hermann" on preliminary page, by "Robert." Subtitles on script: "Lydie Breeze, Part I" (for Act I) and "Women and Water: Lydie Breeze, Part II" (for Act II). "Lydie Breeze" 14

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opened at the American Place Theater, NY, Mar. 15, 1982.]

Folder 31

26. "," by [premiered 1982, Public Theater, Shakespeare Festival, New York City; continued at Plymouth Theatre, New York City, 1983]. EH plays Raymond Brock. Script, printed, (c) 1978; "versionB," dated Aug. 27, 1982; 74 p.; with holograph notes and pencil sketches. Includes holograph messages and greetings for EH on the cover.

Folder 32

27. "The French Follies of 1940," book and lyrics by Jonathan Lynn, music by Monty Norman. EH plays De Gaulle. Script, revised draft, TS, 84 p., Apr. 1983; some holograph signatures on cover.

Folder 33

28. "Uncle Vanya," by Anton Chekhov [perf01med 1984 (?), Williamstown Theater Festival]. EH plays Michael Astrov (a doctor). Script, photocopy of 1894 print edition, with some photocopied TS pages; holograph notes and markings; some pages stained.

Folder 34

29. "Tom, Tom and Viv" [performed 1985, Public Theater, Shakespeare Festival, New York City]. EH plays T.S. Eliot and Charles M. Todd.

a. Script, TS, 84 p.; many holograph notes and underlines; ink sketches on verso of some pages.

b. Correspondence: 7 postcards for EH with greetings from London friends.

Folder 35

30. "," by Stephan MacDonald [performed August 13- 25, 1985, Williamstown Theater Festival, later at Theater, New York City]. Directed by Diane Weich, Dylan 15

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Baker as , EH plays .

a. Untitled script, fragment, TS with holograph notes, 12 p. [Page 12 ends with the holograph note: "To page 18 of the Faber edition."]

b. Conespondence: AN from Bill Edwards at MGM to EH, May 4, 1978.

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31. "The Rover," by Alphra Behn (1640-1689) [performed July 22 - Aug. 1, 1987, Williamstown Theater Festival]. EH plays Ned Blunt.

a. Script, photocopy of edition published in the Swan Theatre Plays series, Methuen London, Ltd., 1986; 72 p. (17 p. of notes); holograph notes and markings.

b. 11 news clippings, 2 radio reviews; photocopies, July 25- 31, 1987.

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32. "A Walk in the Woods," by Lee Blessing [performed 1988, Aldwych Theatre, London]. EH plays John Honeyman (an American negotiator); plays a Soviet diplomat. Script, revised, TS with holograph notes, 59 p., Dec. 20, 1987.

Folder 38

33. "Harvey," by Mary Chase [performed July 10-21, 1990, Williamstown Theater Festival]. EH plays Elwood P. Dowd.

a. Printed materials re: publicity. (1) Program, 33 p., 8.5"xll ". (2) 9 photocopies of news clippings, July 12-31, 1990.

b. Conespondence: TNS to EH, n.d. 16

Box 1 cont'd.

Folder 39

34. "Don Juan in Hell," by G. B. Shaw [performed Apr. 24, 1991; presented by the Committee on Drama]. EH plays Don Juan. Script, TS photocopy (Don Juan's lines only), pp. 72-107.

Folder 40

35. "The Tale of the Wold," translated by Melville Baker; first produced in the U.S. as "The Rival" by David Belasco, Oct. 12, 1914. [No information on production dates or location.] EH plays Dr. Keleman. Script, printed, 51 p. ( excerpted from a text, pp. 185-236); 5.5" x 8.5".

Folder 41

36. "Pollyanna: A Play With Music." [No information on production dates or location.] EH plays Mr. Pendleton. Script, TS with holograph markings, 89 p.

B. Theater readings, 1977-1988.

1. "Christmas Snow" [performed Dec. 19-24, 1977, Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven]. Cast includes . Program, 1 sheet, 8.5"xll", folded; lists cast and titles of readings.

Folder 43

2. "Yes, I Said Yes I Said Yes: A 100th Anniversary Tribute to James Joyce," adapted by Steven Lawson, et al. [perfonned July 11, 1982, Williamstown Theater Festival]. Biographical readings with excerpts from Joyce's works, with EH and Robetia Maxwell.

a. Script, TS, 42 p.

b. Program, 4 p., 2 copies. 17

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Folder 44

3. "A Tribute to E. B. White" [performed Feb. 10, 1986, Manhattan Theatre Club, New York City]. Benefit for Writers in Performance.

a. Script, printed with holograph notes, 47 p. Notes indicate which actor did each reading.

b. Program, 8 p.

Folder 45

4. "T. S. Eliot at 100: A Centenary Tribute" [perf01med Apr. 11, 1988, City Center, New York City; sponsored by the Manhattan Theatre Club]. With EH, Kate Benton, and Sam Waterston.

a. Script, TS with EH's lines highlighted, 40 p.; cover has holograph signatures and greetings from the actors.

b. Program with photocopy inse1i, 10 p.

c. Printed flyer, 2.5"x8.25".

d. Con-espondence: TLS to EH from Bill Wadsworth, Director, Writers in Performance, Feb. 4, 1988.

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C. , 1968-1988.

Folder 1

1. "The Banyan Tree," a Marty Young film, 1968. [Filmed on a trip to India (Aug. 1968) arranged by Paul Baker while EH was a student at the Dallas Theater Center.] 5 news clippings (duplicates), Mar. 21 - Aug. 11, 1968. 18

Box 2 cont'd.

Folder 2

2. "The Paper Chase," Twentieth Century Fox, 1973. EH plays Anderson.

a. Screenplay, by James Bridges, based on the novel by John Jay Osborn. TS with some holograph markings, Aug. 1, 1972; with revisions to Aug. 22, 1972; 135 p.

b. Two loose pages. (1) TS, suggesting changes to page 90. (2) Holograph, script insertion, no page reference.

c. 4 news clippings, Oct. 19-25, 1973.

d. 3 color cards duplicating law book spines.

e. Photographs: 3 color prints with holograph notes on verso, 11 4.25" X 3.5 •

Folder 3

3. "The Day of the Dolphin," Aveo-Embassy, 1973. EH plays Mike.

a. Screenplay, by , TS, Nov. 7, 1972; with revisions to Mar. 4, 1973.

b. Call sheet, 3 p.

c. Full-page ad in The New York Times, Aug. 12, 1973.

d. Review by Frank Rich, The New York Times, n.d.

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4. "The Great Gatsby," Paramount, 1974. EH plays K.lipsptinger.

a. Call sheets, 6 p.

b. 1 news clipping, Jan. 23, 1974.

c. Sheet music: "Ain't We Got Fun," words by Khan and 19

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Egan, music by Richard Whiting; 5 p., (c) 1921.

d. C01Tespondence: TLS from Jack Clayton to EH, May 22, 1973.

Folder 5

5. "The Great Waldo Pepper," Universal, 1975. EH plays Ezra Stiles.

a. Screenplay, original screenplay by , story by ; TS with holograph markings, 132 p., Oct. 31, 1973.

b. Production notes, TS, 16 p.

c. 7 news clippings (2 duplicates), Dec. 19, 1973 - Mar. 22, 1975.

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6. "The Betsy," Allied Artists, 1978. EH plays Dan Weyman.

a. Screenplay, based on the novel by Harold Robbins, TS, 151 p., June 28, 1977, with revisions to July 25, 1977.

b. Call sheet, 1 p.

c. 3 news clippings, Aug. 8, 1977 - Feb. 10, 1978.

d. Photographs: 3 black and white prints, 8"x10".

e. ID for EH as Dan Weyman, 2.5" x 3.75".

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7. "Wedge," 1978. EH plays Edward Branish.

a. Screenplay ("re-write I"), by Keith Merrill and Eric Hendershot, TS with holograph notations; includes revisions dated Jan. 7 and Jan. 9, 1978; 134 p. total. 20

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b. Call sheet with holograph notations, 1 p., Feb. 21, 1978.

c. Correspondence: ANS from Lynn Baird to EH, Feb. 23, 1978.

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8. "Brass Target," MGM-, 1978. EH plays Colonel Walter Gilchrist.

a. Screenplay, by Alvin Boretz, final draft, TS, 125 p., Jan. 4, 1978; with revisions dated Jan. 10, 1978.

b. Contract, TS, 19 p., Mar. 21, 1978.

c. MGM News, vol. 1, no. 1, 4 p., Dec. 22, 1978.

d. Photographs: 8 black and white prints of EH and the cast, 8" X 10".

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9. "North Avenue In-egulars," Walt Disney, 1979. EH plays Rev. Mike Hill.

a. Screenplay, by Don Tait (based on book by Rev. Albert Hill), final draft, TS, 156 p., July 7, 1977; includes revisions up to Oct. 20, 1977.

b. Shooting calls, 6 p.

c. Production notes, 1 p.

d. 10 newsclippings (3 duplicates), Feb. 12-21, 1979. [F. #10]

e. 1 ANS from Arlene Ludwig to EH, n.d.

f. Photographs: 10 black and white prints, 8"x10"; 2 black and white prints, 5" x 7".

g. Printed invitation to screening in Johannesburg, South 21

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Africa, Aug. 8, 1982.

h. 2 newsclippings re: Walt Disney's "Pinocchio," Dec. 1978 and Jan. 2, 1979.

Folder 11

10. "Take Down," an American Consortium Release, distributed by Walt Disney's Buena Vista Films, 1979. EH plays Ed Branish.

a. Manuscript: observations by a Washington, D.C. c01respondence on the making of the film in ; includes interviews with the actors (EH ·on pp. 7-8), comments on the film's significance, TS, 5 p. (Holograph note on page 1: "Rowe, Nat'l. Press Bldg., Suite 791, Wash. D.C.")

b. 9 news clippings (includes 7 photocopies, 1 duplicate), reviews and commentary, Mar. 27, 1979.

c. American Film Consortium folder, with 20 informational sheets (includes 2 duplicates).

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d. Photographs. (1) Black and white prints. (a) 29 8" X 10". (b) 425"x7". (c) 15 5" X 4". (2) Color prints. (a) 25"x7". (b) 125"x4".

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11. "The Lady Dances," Moonlight Productions in association with Filmways, 1980. EH plays Frank.

a. Screenplay by Ben Masselink, sixth draft revised, TS, 98 p., June 2, 1979; with revisions dated June 6, 1979. 22

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b. 2 call sheets with holograph notes, June 21-22, 1979.

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12. "Harry's War," Taft International Pictures, 1981. EH plays Hany.

a. Screenplay, by Keith Merrill, final draft, TS with holograph notes and markings, 142 p., Mar. 3, 1979; includes call sheets, TS with holograph notes, 4 p.

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b. 3 news clippings and 1 advertisement (includes 3 duplicates).

c. 4 sample newspapers with "Hany' s War" coverage on p. 1.

d. Photographs: black and white prints. (1) 1 811 X 10". (2) 4 7" x4".

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13. "Reds," Paramount, 1981. EH plays .

a. Premiere program, color, 4 p., 8.5"xll ", Dec. 1, 1981.

b. 1 news clipping, Dec. 3, 1991.

c. 11 news clippings ofreviews,j Dec. 4, 1981 - Apr. 10, 1982.

d. Call sheets (under title "John Reed and Story"), TS, 3 p., Mar. 10, 1980.

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14. "Nealy Hollow," Sundance Film, 1982. EH plays Homer. Screenplay by Lucille Rhodes, second draft, TS with EH's lines highlighted, 107 p., Mar. 1982; includes holograph signatures on title page, pen and ink sketches on verso of some pages. 23

Box 2 cont'd.

Folder 18

15. "," , 1982. Directed by John Houston. EH plays Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

a. Screenplay by Carol Sobieski, revised, TS with several holograph revisions, ca. 125 p., Mar. 14, 1981; includes shooting schedule for May 21, 1981, TS, 1 p.

b. 3 news clippings, including full-page ad from The New York Times, Apr. 11, 1982, and satirical cartoon review, 6 p.

c. "Annie" sticker.

d. Photographs. (1) Scenes at the White House, 9 color prints, 3.5" x 5". (2) EH as FDR, 8 color prints, 8" x 10".

Folder 19

16. "Mrs. Soffel," Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, 1984. EH plays Peter Soffel.

a. Screenplay by Ray Nyswaner, TS with holograph notes and markings, ca. 144 p., Jan. 1, 1984, with revisions to Apr. 1984.

b. 2 automated dialogue replacement sheets, TS, Sep. 26, 1984.

Folder 20

17. "," Orion, 1985. EH plays Henry. Directed by .

a. Screenplay, incomplete, includes EH's lines, TS, 36 p.

b. Casting calls for Jan. 9, and Jan. 13, 1984, TS, 2 p. 24

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Folder 21

18. "Compromising Positions," Paramount, 1985. EH plays Bob Singer.

a. Screenplay (shooting script) by Susan Isaacs (adapted from her novel), TS with holograph markings and notes, approx. 135 p., Sep. 10, 1984; includes revisions up to Nov. 2, 1984.

b. Call sheet for Dec. 7, 1984, TS, 1 p.

Folder 22

19. "The Man With One Red Shoe," 20 th Century Fox, 1985. EH plays Brown. Screenplay by Robert Klane, TS with holograph markings, approx. 119 p.; includes section titled "revision #7," TS, 1 p., Sep. 17, 1984.

Folder 23

20. "," Warner Bros., 1987. EH plays Max.

a. Screenplay by Jeffrey Boam, revised draft, TS with holograph markings, approx. 102 p., May 19, 1986; includes revisions to June 4, 1986.

b. Invitation to film screening, July 1, 1987.

Folder 24

21. "Overboard," MGM/ United Artists, 1987. EH plays Grant Stayton, III.

a. Screenplay, revised final draft, TS, 113 p.; includes revisions to June 17, 1987.

b. Call sheet for June 24, 1987, 1 p. 25

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22. "Big Business," Walt Disney Pictures I Buena Vista Films, 1988. EH plays Graham Sherboume. Screenplay, first revised draft, TS, approx. 117 p., Aug. 5, 1987, 2 copies (some holograph markings in 1 copy).

Folder 3

23. "Ridin' High," film treatment by Robert Riche, n.d. Screenplay, TS, 35 p., n.d. [Short story about life of a lesser-lmown band during one day in a small mid- town; written in episodes or scenes that would translate to film. No indication of actual film production.]

Folder 4

C. Television productions: films, 1979-1991.

1. "Freedom Road," based on the novel by , NBC, 1979. EH plays Stephen Holms. Teleplay by David Goodman, revised, TS with holograph notes (some on verso of pages), 190 p., Sep. 5, 1978.

Folder 5

2. "The Son-ows of Gin," based on the story by John Cheever, PBS/WNET, 1979. [First of "Three Cheever Stories" for the PBS "Great Performances" series, Oct. 24, 31 and Nov. 7, 1979.] EH plays Kip.

a. Teleplay by Wendy Wasserstein, revised, TS with holograph con-ectiosn, 165 p., Aug. 2, 1979.

b. Contact sheet, 1 p.

c. Shooting schedule, 2 p.

d. Newsclippings, ads, pres release; 15 items total (1 duplicate), July 31 - Nov. 3, 1979.

e. Photographs. 26

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(1) 3 black and white prints, 8" x 10". (2) 1 color photo transparency, 4" x 5".

Folder 6

3. "The SmTogate," CBS Entertainment, 1982. EH plays Dr. Quinn.

a. Teleplay by Mike Rabe, final draft, TS, 110 p., Nov. 9, 1981, with revisions dated Nov. 27, 1981; includes call sheet, 1 p.

b. 1 ANS to EH from "Jo," n.d.

Folder 7

4. "Memorial Day," CBS, 1983. EH plays Ned. Teleplay, revised second draft, TS, 114 p., Oct. 11, 1982, with revisions to Aug. 5, 1983.

Folders 8-9

5. "The German-Americans: Three Hundred Years in the New Land" (a 58 min. film), Michael Blackwood Productions, 1984. EH is the na1Tator.

a. Teleplay, TS, 53 p., 1983, 2 copies; copy 2 has holograph markings on na1Tator passages.

b. TLS to EH from Michael Blackwood, Sep. 13, 1983.

Folder 10

6. "MuITow," Home Box Office, 1986. EH plays Fred Friendly.

a. Teleplay by , revised, TS with holograph co1Tespondence, 121 p., Mar. 21, 1985, with revisions to Sep. 5, 1985. [Cover title: "Freindly [sic] and MmTow."]

b. Professional material. (1) Unit list, l0p.,May 17, 1985. (2) Cast list, 5 p., May 16, 1985. (3) Shooting schedule, 10 p., May 8, 1985. 27

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(4) Call sheet, 1 p., July 8, 1985.

Folder 11

7. "The Clinic." EH plays Aldon. Teleplay by , TS, 109 p., Feb. 15, 1987, with revisions to Mar. 26, 1987, some holograph notes.

Folder 12

8. "Germans in Wisconsin" (working title: "Letters from New Germany"), Yahara Films, 1991. EH is the narrator.

a. "Letters from New Germany," teleplay by Phyllis Berg- Pigorsch, final draft, TS, 57 p., July 10, 1990; holograph notes.

b. "Milwaukee River Bridges and River Photography," teleplay, TS, 19 p., n.d., holograph notes.

C. Shooting schedules, Milwaukee, July 27 - Aug. 17, 1990, TS, 3 p.

d. German shooting locations with narrator's dress and lines for each, TS, 3 p., Aug. 9-15, 1990.

e. Travel schedule for EH, TS, 5 p., Sep. 10-14, 1990; includes TLS to EH from Phyllis Berg-Pigarsch.

f. Hotel accomodations and shooting schedules in Ge1many, TS, 22 p., Sep. 9-17, 1990; in German.

For a video cassette of this production, see the Film and Video section ofthis invent01y.

Folder 13

9. "Faithless," 1991. EH plays Henry.

a. Teleplay by Walter Klenhard, draft, TS, 101 p., Feb. 8, 1991; holograph notes throughout.

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b. Shooting schedule, TS, 52 p., Feb. 22 - Mar. 21, 1991.

c. Travel schedule to shoot locations, TS, 3 p., Feb. 24 - Mar. 21, 1991.

D. Television productions: specials, 1976-1991.

1. "," ABC, 1976. An "ABC Special" in two parts: Sunday, Jan. 11 and Monday, Jan. 12, 1976. Produced by David Susskind; based on ELEANOR AND FRANKLIN, by Joseph P. Lash. EH plays FDR, Jane Alexander plays Eleanor.

a. Teleplay by , 2 parts, TS, 246 p., 1975.

Folder 14

(I) "Paii 1: Distant Cousins," pp. 1-119, revised May 30, 1975, with revisions to July 14, 1975; some holograph markings; includes 2 call sheets for Aug. 8, 1975.

Folder 15

(2) "Part 2: The Midnight Train," pp. 120-246, revised May 30, 1975, with revisions to June 11, 1975.

Folder 16

b. Press brochure with loose pages, 9 p.; includes TLS to EH from Eleanor Corrigan ofICPR, Dec. 18, 1975.

Folder 17

c. Hyde Park Tour invitational brochure and itinera1y, color, 4.5" x 6.5", Dec. 9, 1975; includes 2 newsclippings and EH's name tag reading "Franklin."

d. Ads, news photos, news clippings of reviews, etc.

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Folder 18

(1) July 2 - Dec. 26, 1975: 23 items (1 duplicate).

Folder 19

(2) Jan. 4 - Jan. 17, 1976: 78 items (3 duplicates); no dates: 13 items.

e. Photographs.

Folder 20

(1) 9 photos of EH and Jane Alexander as Eleanor and Franklin, from ABC; 2 color prints, 5" x 7"; 2 color prints, 8" x 10"; 5 black and white prints, 8 11 x 10"; includes TLS to EH from Deborah Pierce of ABC, Nov. 21, 1975.

(2) 2 black and white prints of trains used in the 11 program, 10" x 8 •

Folder 21

(3) EH's photo research on FDR. Series of photographs in which FDR appeared, 1912-1936, all photocopies; 136 photos on 124 various size sheets, black and white, including one 8" x 10"; no photos for 1921-1923.

Folder 22

f. Con-espondence. (1) TN to EH from , Jan. 16, 1976. (2) TLS to EH from David Susskind, Jan. 16, 1976.

2. "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years," ABC, Mar. 13, 1977. EH plays FDR, Jane Alexander plays Eleanor.

Folder 23

a. Teleplay by James Castigan, from the book by Joseph P. 30

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Lash, TS, Sep. 7, 1976; with revisions dated Sep. 13 - Oct. 11, 1976; ca. 196 p.; some holograph notes and additions; pages replaced by later insertions: 12 p.; 1 holograph page.

Folder 24

b. Shooting schedules, TS. (1) Oct. 5-29, 1976, 26 p. (2) Nov. 1-19, 1976, 16 p. (3) Nov. 11-19, 1976, 19 p.

Folder 25

C. News photos and clippings, 60 items (7 duplicates), Aug. 13, 1976 - Mar. 3, 1979; 1 clipping from the Detroit Free Press, includes TLS from E. J. Colosimo to John Hermann, Mar. 22, 1977.

Folder 26

d. News photos and ads, 14 items (4 duplicates), week of Mar. 13-19, 1977; " T.V. Times," 1 copy; "The T.V. Book," TV Press, 2 copies.

Folder 27

e. Photographs. (1) EH and Jane Alexander as Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, 2 black and white prints, 8" x 10". (2) Jane Alexander as , 4 black and white prints, 8" x 10".

Folder 28

(3) EH as FDR, 28 black and white prints, 8" x 10"; variants of the same shot of FDR riding in an open car acknowledging onlookers.

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f. Miscellany. (1) 12 press releases issued by ABC, TS, n.d. 31

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(2) Study guide prepared by Prime Time School of Television for IBM, printed, 11 p.

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Folder 1

3. "A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Story," NBC, Oct. 9, 1978. Based on the autobiography MY LUKE AND I by Eleanor Gehrig and Joe Durso. EH plays Lou Gehrig; Blythe Danner plays Eleanor Gehrig.

a. Teleplay by Blanche Hanales [with title "My Luke and I"], TS, ca. 105 p.; revised Apr. 5, 1977, with further revised pages to Apr. 29, 1977; holograph notes on recto and verso of some pages.

b. Shooting schedules, TS, 24 p., Apr. 22 - May 13, 1977.

c. Call sheet for May 13, 1977, with holograph notes.

d. 25 news clippings (4 duplicates), Apr. 3 - Nov. 25, 1977.

Folder 2

e. Photographs. (1) 15 color prints, ca. 3.5" x 4.5"; includes TLS to EH from Joe Durso, New York Times, May 25, 1977. (2) 2 black and white prints, 8" x 10". (3) 1 black and white print, 3.5" x 5.5". (4) Research photos: 6 color prints and 1 postcard, 3.5" x 5"; 8 black and white prints, 8.5" x 11" (photocopies); 1 black and white print, 8" x 10".

f. ANS to EH from Lou Ness, n.d.

g. Reel-to-reel audio recording: Lou Gehrig's farewell speech at Yankee Stadium, spoken by EH in character, 2 takes, 1978. 32

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Folder 3

4. "The Private History of a Campaign that Failed," PBS, Apr. 6, 1981. A adaptation which ends with his "The War Prayer." EH plays The Stranger. 4 news clippings (3 copies of 1), Apr. 6, 1981.

Folder 4

5. "Dear Liar," A Production, PBS, Apr. 15, 1981. Exec. Produced by David Susskind. Adapted from the con-espondence of and Mrs. Patrick Campbell; taped live from the performance at the Huntington Theatre, Boston University. EH plays G. B. Shaw, Jane Alexander plays Mrs. Campbell.

a. Teleplay, biography in two acts by Jerome Kilty, TS, 104 p., Feb. 27, 1981.

Folder 5

b. Printed publicity packet from Hallmark, 12 loose pages, Feb. 1981; includes 3 black and white photo prints, 8 11 x 10".

c. 10 news clippings, Feb. 15 -Apr. 15, 1981; with TLS from Hennig Nielsen to Jack Anderson (reviewer), Apr. 21, 1981.

6. "," , PBS (WGBH Boston), 1981. Four one-hour films. EH plays .

a. Teleplay in four parts, by , TS, ca. 287 p., July 1983; some holograph markings; includes TLS to EH from Frances Kumin, June 20, 1983.

Folder 6

(1) "Part 1: Suspicion," pp. 1-73, revisions to Sep. 4, 1983; includes call sheets, 3 p., holograph, dated Sep. 19, Nov. 21, Dec. 8, 1983. 33

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Folder 7

(2) "Part 2: Accusation," pp. 74-152, ca. 78 p., revisions to Sep. 10, 1983.

Folder 8

(3) "Part 3: Investigation," pp. 153-217, ca. 64 p., revisions to Sep. 24, 1983.

Folder 9

(4) "Part 4: Verdict," pp. 218-287, ca. 69 p.; revisions to Sep. 10, 1983; includes statement of Alger Hiss at press conference, Oct. 20, 1983, TS, 2 p.

Folder 10

7. "The Prestigious Hickey" [filmed as "The Prodigious Mr. Hickey"], adapted by Jan Jaffe I

8. "The Return of Hickey" and "The Beginning of the Firm," adapted by Jan Jaffe Khan from THE LAWRBNCEVILLE STORIES by Owen Johnson, American Playhouse, PBS; Bar Harbour Films, Inc., Toronto. EH plays The Headmaster.

Folder 11

a. "The Return of Hickey," teleplay, TS with holograph notes, 73 p., with revisions to July 10, 21 and 24, 1987.

Folder 12

b. "The Beginning of the Firm," teleplay, TS with holograph notes, 68 p., with revisions of July 10, 21 and 27, 1987.

Folder 13

9. "The Sound of Liberty," Mark Goode Enterprises, 1990 (?). EH

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plays Man One. Teleplay by David Blomquist, TS with holograph markings, 28 p., with revisions dated July 2-3, 1989.

10. "The Last Act is a Solo," The One Acts Co., Inc., New York, 1991. EH plays Ben Cunningham, plays Laura.

Folder 14

a. Teleplay by Robert Anderson, TS, 58 p., Sep. 27, 1990.

Folder 15

b. Teleplay by Robe1i Anderson, includes scene and stage directions, TS, 34 p., n.d.

Folder 16

11. "Video Press Kit," re: American Playhouse 10th season, 1991. Teleplay, with EH and Jane Alexander doing the commentary for "sneak previews" of 16 of the 19 programs to be shown, TS, 12 p., premiering Mar. 20, 1991.

12. "The End of a Sentence," American Playhouse, 1991. EH plays Burke.

Folder 17

a. Teleplay by Richard Nelson, TS with holograph notes, 39 p., revised Oct. 1989.

Folder 18

b. Teleplay, printed with holograph notes and deletions on recto and verso of various pages, 53 p., revised Sep. 24, 1990.

Folder 19

c. Teleplay, printed with holograph directions for camera, 53 p., revised Sep. 24, 1990. 35

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E. Television productions: series, 1975-1991.

1. "Beacon Hill," by Sidney Carroll, CBS, 1975; Beryl Vertue, Executive Producer; Jacquelin Bablin, Producer.

Folder 20

a. Teleplay for a two hour prernere on Aug. 25, 1975, final revision, TS with some holograph notes, 131 p., Jan. 17, 1975.

b. Conespondence. (1) Telegram from Beryl Vertue to EH, Oct. 24, 1975. (2) ANS from Jacquelin Bablin to EH, Oct. 28, 1975.

Additional items re: "Beacon Hill" can be found in the Large Size Materials section ofthis invent01y.

Folder 21

2. "M* A *S*H*: Heal Thyself," directed by Mike Farrell, CBS, 1980. EH plays Dr. Newsome. Teleplay by Dennis Koenig, revised final draft, TS, 35 p., Nov. 5, 1979; includes call sheet for Nov. 7, 1979, 1 p.

Folder 22

3. "Nova: A Normal Face," PBS, 1984. EH is the nanator. Teleplay, TS, 25 p.

Folder 23

4. "Nova: Frontiers of Plastic Surgery" (working title), PBS, 1984. Teleplay, TS with holograph notes, 19 p.

5. "St. Elsewhere: Time Heals," Feb. 19 and 20, 1986. EH plays Father Joseph McCabe.

Folder 24

a. Teleplay by John Tinker, Torn Fontana and , TS, 109 p., final draft, 2 copies, Oct. 13, 1985; revised 36

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Nov. 19 and 22, 1985. (1) Copy 1, Nov. 19, 1985, 109 p.

Folder 25

(2) Copy 2, Nov. 19, 1985; with further revisions, Nov. 19 and 22; holograph notes, con-ections, deletions.

Folder 26

b. Shooting schedules, parts 1 and 2, TS, 40 p., Nov. 18, 1985.

Folder 27

6. "St. Elsewhere: Where There's Hope, There's Crosby," 1986. EH plays Father Joseph McCabe. Teleplay by John Masius and , TS with holograph notations, final draft, June 19, 1986, with revisions to Aug. 4, 1986.

Folder 28

7. " Presents: The Mole," USA Network, 1987. EH plays Dr. Stoddard. Teleplay by Rick Berger, TS with holograph notes, shooting script, 29 p., revised Oct. 20-23, 1986.

Folder 29

8. "Why We Fight," A&E Cable Network, 1989. EH is the nan-ator, opening and closing each episode for series of documentary films originally produced during World War II. EH' s script for 7 films, TS, 27 p., Apr. 2, 1988; includes TL to EH from Abbe Raven, Apr. 4, 1988.

Folder 30

9. "Our Century," A&E Cable Network, 1991. EH is host for the series, providing opening and closing commentary for each episode.

a. Teleplays, TS, 100 p., Apr. 15 - Aug. 12, 1988. Some (1) 13 episodes, TS, 40 p., Apr. 15, 1988; includes TLS 37

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to EH from Abbe Raven, Apr. 15, 1988.

(2) 9 episodes, TS, 26 p., July 27 - Aug. 3, 1988; includes TLS to EH from Susan Leventhal, Aug. 5, 1988. (3) 13 episodes, TS, 34 p., July 27 - Aug. 9, 1988; includes TLS to EH from Susan Leventhal, Aug. 12, 1988.

Folder 31

F. Radio , readings.

1. "Joseph Dintenfass," play by , directed by Ned Chaillet, for Radio 3, London, 1989. Recorded for broadcast Dec. 1988; edited Jan. 1989. EH plays Joseph. Script by David Mamet, TS with holograph notes, 32 p., ca. 1984.

Folder 32

2. " in Water," by Richard Nelson, directed by Ned Chaillet, for Radio 3, london, 1989. Series of 12 plays for broadcast, May 1989; EH appeared in 3, the scripts for which are here.

a. Lists of plays and casts, TS, 3 p., 1989, 2 photocopies; in copy includes cast and recording dates.

b. Scripts for plays in which EH appears. All include holograph notations. (1) "Squash," play #3, TS, 10 p. EH plays Robe1i. (2) "Civil Rights," play #7, TS, 6 p. EH plays George. (3) "Thanksgiving," play #12, TS, 16 p., EH is Bill.

Folder 33

3. "The New Music," by Donald Baiihelme; Earplay, Madison, Wisconsin; University Extension, National Public Radio; n.d. Script, TS with holograph markings, 25 p., n.d.

4. "The Leap," by Donald Barthelme; Earplay, Madison, Wisconsin; 38

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University Extension, National Public Radio; n.d. Script, TS with holograph markings, 14 p., n.d.

5. "Great Days," Earplay, n.d. Contact sheet, TS, 1 p., n.d.

Folder 34

6. "James Russell Lowell Readings," National Public Radio, n.d. Script, excerpts from 8 poems by Lowell, TS, 9 p., n.d.

Folder 35

7. "Freedom to Speak," Metropolitan Public Broadcasting; WQED, New York/ Pittsburgh, n.d. Scripts for EH, na1Tative parts in 9 of the 12 shows.

a. Shooting script, TS, 27 p., n.d.; includes taping schedule.

b. Script for EH a1Tanged in sequence by show, TS, 43 p.; holograph notes throughout text.

Folder 36

8. Script by Dan Be1Tigan, TS, 22 p., n.d. [Appears to be an autobiographical piece by Dan Berrigan who, with his brother Philip, was an active opponent of the . His thinking, his experience as a Jesuit and his draft card burning incident in Catonsville in the l 960's are relived through the words of 3 actors, one of whom is EH.]

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II. Subject Files.

Folder 1

A. "Memberships, Affiliations."

1. American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), "rules," TS, 22 p., Feb. 10, 1975.

2. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, "Ce1iificate of 39

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Membership," printed, 8" x 10", May 1976.

3. Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Waterford, CT., Summer 1976.

a. 4 news clippings re: EH, biographical in the context of his acting role at the Conference; 2 dated Sep. 5, 1976, 2 n.d.

b. 2 black and white photo prints, 8" x 10".

Folder 2

B. "Awards and Honors, 1974-1977."

1. Joseph Jefferson Award, Chicago, 1974 (?). EH nominated for best supporting actor in "The Cherry Orchard," Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Oct. 1974. Award Nomination Certificate, black letters on buff background, gold seal, 11" x 8.5".

Folder 3

2. Antoinette Peny (Tony) Award, 1976. To EH by the League of New York Theatres and Producers for his performance in "Mrs. WatTen's Profession," 1976.

a. Notice of nomination for best performance as featured actor in a play: TLS to EH from Richard Barr, Mar. 23, 1976.

b. Re: Tony Award telecast, Shubeti Theater, New York, Apr. 18, 1976. (1) Playbill, printed with illustrations, 180 p. (2) Envelope and winner's announcement card for presenter. (3) 15 news clippings (3 duplicates), Apr. 19-20, 1976.

c. ANS to EH from Ruth Gordon, Apr. 19, 1976; includes news clipping summarizing her remarks as Players Club honoree, Apr. 10, 1977, in which she refers to EH's tribute to her at Tony Award ceremony. 40

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Folder 4

3. Emmy Award nomination, 1976. To EH by NATAS for his performance as FDR in the T.V. special "Eleanor and Franklin," ABC, Jan. 11-12, 1976.

a. Correspondence. (1) Mailgram to EH from Robert Levine, Pres. of NATAS, TS, Apr. 15, 1976. (2) Telegram to EH from Hany Sherman, Apr. 22, 1976. (3) TNS to EH from "Eleanor," IPCR, May 28, 1976.

b. 4 news clippings (2 photocopies), May 16-17, 197 6.

c. List of to "Eleanor and Franklin," TS, 1 p.

d. Nomination award to EH as "outstanding lead actor in a drama or comedy special," printed, 8.5" x 10.5", in folder, ABC Theater, Jan. 15-16, 1976.

e. Program for awards telecast, ABC Network, printed, 32 p., May 11 and 17, 1976.

f. Full-page ad from Variety honoring EH and Jane Alexander, May 27, 1976.

Folder 5

4. Emmy Award nomination, 1977. To EH for his performance as FDR in "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years," ABC, Mar. 13, 1977.

a. Correspondence. (1) Postcard from NATAS acknowledging his entry card for ballot, Mar. 3, 1977. (2) Mailgram to EH notifying him of nomination, Apr. 20, 1977.

b. Award Certificate to EH for "nomination for outstanding lead actor in a drama," 1976-1977, printed, 8" x 10", in folder, 2 copies: copy 1 issued under NATAS, copy 2 41

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under new committee title ATAS, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

c. Souvenir program re: award ceremonies for nighttime programming, 31 p., Sep. 11, 1977.

Folder 6

5. Television Critics Circle Award, 1977.

a. Co1Tespondence. (1) 2 congratulatory mailgrams to EH from Television Critics Circle Award Committee for his "nomination for acting (leading)" in "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years," Mar. 19, 1977. (2) Mailgram (Apr. 12, 1977) and 2 telegrams (Apr. 13, 1977) to EH re: the award.

b. Roster of nominees, printed booklet, 20 p., 1976-1977.

c. 5 news clippings re: the award ceremony, Apr. 12-14, 1977.

Folder 7

6. Bucknell University Award, 1977. EH honored for "outstanding achievement in the aiis."

a. 6 news clippings, Mar. 13-14, 1977.

b. Program leaflet, 4 p.

c. 1 TLS to EH from Scott Nichols, Mar. 24, 1977.

d. Other Bucknell visits. (1) "EH Reflects On His Career," Bucknell World, v. 2, no. 6, Mar. 1974, page 5. (2) 2 news clippings re: Bucknell Celebration of the Alis, March and May 1981. 42

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Folder 8

C. "Biographical Items, 1959-1981." [Selective items only; biographical data included also in news clippings, etc., listed under individual titles of production with which EH associated.]

1. Resumes, several variations including information to ca. 1972; TS, 1 p. each, 4 originals, 11 duplicates; holograph additions to 2 copies.

2. 8 news clippings (2 duplicates), Sep. 3, 1959 - June 21, 1981; holograph notes on 1 copy.

3. Press release, TS, 4 p., Jan. 19, 1977.

4. 1 news photo and 1 black and white photo print of EH and Lee Curran, ca. late , 811 x 10".

Folder 9

D. "Miscellaneous Memorabilia."

1. Felt letter "M," 6.5" x 7.5", yellow with black trim.

2. Child's drawing of "Harvey," color, 6.75" x 7", with holograph note on verso by EH, "From Adam Le Heme's little girl." [See: Stage plays, "Harvey," 1990.]

11 3. "Safety Rabbit Head," Four Paws, Ltd., color, 9" x 8 •

4. ALS to EH from Kate Levin, to which a variety of buttons are attached to illustrate points made; n.d.

5. Sheet music.

a. "I've Got a Gal In Kalamazoo," 5 p ..

b. "Do It Again," from "The French Doll," music by George Gershwin, lyrics by B. G. de Sylva, 2 copies.

c. "Things are Looking Up," from "A Damsel In Distress," music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin, 2 copies. 43

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6. Printed material.

a. Announcement flyer for new drama group, John Fernald Co., of the Meadow Brook Theater, Rochester, Michigan, 1967; established by Vernald, former principal of RADA, London; 2 copies.

b. The New York Times, "Arts and Leisure" section, pp. 1-2, 33-34, TS, 1 p., Oct. 28, 1979.

c. Printed program for "The Boomerang," a David Belasco play, New York, Belasco Theater; week beginning May 15, 1916, 36 p. Front cover ha:s holograph inscription signed by David Belasco, "To Edgar - You're a big talent and a big friend."

d. National Film Theater program notes for "Pygmalion," TS, 1 p., n.d.

7. Miscellaneous.

a. Two sheets marked "Final, July 8, 1985 (NEW-SC106)," 2- character scene, TS, 2 p.

b. Single lined sheet with holograph sentence, "The film ends in this song of praise to God the Redeemer."

Folder 10

E. "Photographs."

1. EH as a young man in various acting roles.

a. Color print, 11.75" x 9"; includes ANS from P. Wineapple to EH, n.d.

Folder 11

b. 4 black and white prints, 8" x 10"; with 16 black and white prints (all duplicates), 8" x 10" (each of the 16 a composite of the 4 photos). 44

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Folder 12

c. 48 black and white prints, 8 11 x 10"; 9 black and white prints, 6.5" x 8.5"; 2 negatives.

Folder 13

2. EH and/ or friends.

a. EH seated with Tony Bennett, black and white print, 8" x 10".

b. Penny Nieboyulas (?), black and white print, 8" x 10", with holograph note on verso.

c. Dallas Theater Center, designed by Frank L. Wright, black and white print, 8" x 10".

d. "Bridget Coghill, LAMDA, 1968-69," black and white print, 4" x 12"; with holograph identification on verso.

e. Young woman's portrait, color print, 7" x 5"; includes ANS from "Candy" to EH, Spring 1970.

Folder 14

3. Film actors in classic roles.

a. James Cagney in "Yankee Doodle Dandy."

b. Humphrey Bogmi in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre."

c. Dance pattern in "Footlight Parade."

d. Shirley Temple in "The Little Colonel."

e. Edward G. Robinson in "Little Caesar."

f. Jean Harlow in "Dinner at Eight."

g. Scenes from "The Women," 2 photos. 45

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h. Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in several films, 4 photos.

Additional Subject Files can be found in the Large Size Materials section.

IV. Audio.

Folder 15

A. "Love Poems," by John Donne. Unabridged narration by EH. Recorded Books, Inc., Frederick, MD, 1990; 1 cassette, 1.5 hours, 4 copies. Includes ANS from Claudia Howard, Recorded Books, Inc., to EH.

Folder 16

B. , by . New York, Simon and Schuster, Audioworks, 1991.

1. Final script (abridged), TS, 169 p., May 2, 1991.

2. TLS from Elisa Shokoffto EH, Apr. 30, 1991.

3. 4 photocopied pages from large print edition.

4. Audio cassettes, an abridgement of the book on 2 cassettes, read by EH with an introduction read by Woodward, 90 minutes each, 1991.

V. Manuscripts by Edward Herrmann.

Folder 17

A. Bucknell University student papers.

1. "After the Fall, by : An Actor's Journal on Quentin," TS, 20 p., 1961-1962; includes 16 p. of text.

2. "Modern Staging of 'The Women of Troy'," TS, ca. 20 p., 1962- 1963.

B. Scripts. 46

Box 5 cont'd.

1. "The Thief," TS, 18 p. (1 p. holograph), n.d.

2. "Death Valley," holograph, 3 p.; includes label with holograph note: '"Death Valley,' 1981, original script (by me!)"

C. "The Royal Shakespeare Co. in Brooklyn-An Actor's Evaluation," Brooklyn Heights Press, p. 9, Jan. 24, 1974; includes label with holograph note: "My One Review as Critic, 1974."

VI. Correspondence, 1967-1990.

Folder 18

A. Professional, 1967-1986. [Correspondence related to specific production is listed and filed with materials on those productions.]

1. Laurie, Andrew. [.] TLS to EH, Jan. 26, 1967. [Letter rejects EH's application for the role of Benjamin in "The Graduate."] Includes TS resume (2 p.) and black and white photo print of EH, 7.5" x 9.5", with holograph note by EH: "1st Rejections."

2. 4 TLS to EH, Oct. 1970-1986, including TLS on EH's contribution to "La Mortadella" (Lady Liberty), United Artists, 1972.

B. Personal, 1976 - ca. 1990.

1. "Me." ALS, postmarked Nov. 30, 1976.

2. O'Neill, Suzanne. ANS, n.d.

3. "L." ANS, n.d.

4. "M." Postcard, July 12, 1990. ["Break a Leg."]

5. Unsigned. Blue ink stamps on 9" x 12" sheet, 1 p., n.d.

6. 4 birthday cards with holograph greetings, n.d.

7. Luessow, E. E. Envelope postmarked June 29, 1990. 47

Box6

VII. Film and Video.

No Folder

A. "The Electric Grandmother," based on the story "I Sing the Body Electric," VHS, 1982. Stars EH and .

B. "So Proudly We Hail," CBS Tuesday Night Movie, VHS, 1990. EH plays James Wagner.

C. "The Last Act is a Solo," GM Playwrights Theater, VHS, 1991. EH plays Ben Cunningham. (For related printed material, see Television Specials.)

D. "Eleanor and Franklin," 3 cassettes, VHS, 1976. (For related material, see Television Specials.)

E. "FDR: An American Hero," PBS version, VHS, n.d. EH narrates (documentary).

F. "In Other Words: The State of the Language," funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, VHS, 1983. EH narrates this documentaiy on translation and the work of interpreters, State Department.

G. "The Germans are Coming," Madison, WI Public Television, VHS, 1991. EH narrates (documentary). (For related material see Television Films, "The Germans in Wisconsin.")

H. "Our Century," A&E Network, VHS, 1990. EH adve1iises "Our Century" in first of two short segments. (For related material see Television Series.)

I. "Carnegie Hall Campaign Tape." VHS, 1985. EH is one of the narrators of this promotional tape for the Carnegie Hall 1985 renovation.

J. "The Future in Focus," VHS, 1988. EH nairates this promotional tape for products and services of Van Sant Dugdale Core States.

K. "Edward Herrmann Spots," Xerox Corporation, VHS, n.d. EH advertises a number of Xerox products in a series of segments.

L. "Bucknell University," VHS. A series of three tapes on recorded on this video cassette. 48

1. "A Bucknell Candlelight Service," 1987.

2. "Oliver St. John Gogarty," Irish poet; a documentary on the poet, who had strong ties to Buclmell, including his manuscript collection in the Bucknell archives; EH is one of the narrators.

3. A Mark Russell PBS show taped and broadcast at Buclmell.

VIII. Large Size Material.

Package 1

A. Subject files: " Commercials."

1. Photographs.

a. For "Blis-to-Sol." (1) 2 black and white prints, 8" x 10". (2) 1 newsprint copy, black and white, 4.5" x 5.5", n.d.

b. For Geoffrey Beene menswear, from the New York Times Magazine, Sep. 16, 1990, "Men's Fashions of "; 6 photographs, folded pages inside front cover, color, 10" x 12.5", page size, 2 copies.

Box 1

Package

B. Re: "Beacon Hill" television series: publicity, 5 news clippings, Aug. 22 - Nov. 17, 1975 (incomplete).

BoxS

Package

C. Sketch of EH as "Flute" in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," white ink on black, 11" x 14", aiiist unlisted. Herrmann, Edward 3/19/01 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts. A. Scripts for television, radio shows and commercials (all TS unless noted). 1. "." (all shooting scripts unless noted). Box 7 a. "The Gilmore Girls," 3 drafts, 12/28/99, 5/22-29/00. [F. 1] b. "," by Joanne Waters; includes holograph notes, 65 p., 8/4/00. [F. 2] c. "Rory's Bitihday Parties," by Arny Sherman- Palladino, 68 p, 9/13/00. d. "Love and War and Snow," by Joan Binder Weiss, photocopy; includes holograph notes, 73 p., 10/5/00. [F. 3] e. "Christopher Returns," by , photocopy; includes holograph notes, 72 p., 12/27/00. f. "Star-Crossed Lovers and Other Strangers," by John Stephens and Linda Loiselle Guzik; includes holograph notes, 69 p., 1/14/01, photocopy. [F. 4] g. "That Damn Donna Reed," by Daniel Palladino and Arny Sherman Palladino, shooting script for scenes 3, 21, A22, B22, C22; includes holograph notes, 13 p., 1/25/01, photocopy. [F. 5] h. "Forgiveness and Stuff' by John Stevens. 1) Shooting script, TS, 64 p., 10/27/00, photocopy; includes revisions, 10/31/00. 2) Miscellaneous pages from the pre-shooting script, 15 p., 10/26/00, photocopy. 2. "Oz," by Torn Fontana. a. "Obituaries," revised final draft, photocopy, 61 p., 2/25/00. [F. 6] b. "Cuts Like A Knife," 2 copies, 63- 64 p., 6/28/00. [F. 7] C. "Works of Mercy," final draft, TS, 62 p., 3/9/00; includes 8 p. fragment, photocopy. [F. 8] d. "A Cock And Balls Story," 60 p., 2/7/00. e. "Gray Matter," 60 p., 3/21/00. 3. "History's Lost and Found," TS, fax. Episode#: a. "8004 .. 8005," 6/18/99- 7/25/99. [F. 9] b. "8006, 8008" - "8009," 8/5/99- 9/24/99. [F. 10] c. "8010 - 8012," 10/8-28/99. [F. 11] d. "8013 ,. 8016," 11/15/99- 1/17 /00. [F. 12] e. "8017 - 8021," 1/27/00- 4/14/00. [F. 13] f. "8022 - 8023," no date, 5/8/00. [F. 14] g. "8024- 8026," 6/5/00- 6/30/00. [F. 15]

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h. "8027- 8030," fragments, 7/14/00- 9/21/00. [F. 16] 4. "History vs. ." [F. 17] a. "M* A *S*H*: Comedy Under Fire," by Frankie Glass, 25 p., 10/2/00. b. "Patton: A Rebel Revisited," by Frankie Glass; includes holograph notes, 28 p., 10/2/00. c. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: Outlaws Out of Time," by Rick Davis, 30 p., 10/2/00. d. "The French Connection: From Street to Screen," by Rick Davis, 30 p., 10/2/00. e. Memo to EH with attached script for various teasers, 9 p., 1/4/01. 5. "A&E 'Modem Marvels Challenges'." [F. 18] a. "Hanging Gardens of Babylon." 1) Post-production script, 31 p., 11/30/99, 2 copies; includes ANS to EH from "Linda Z" at Arts & Entertainment Network. 2) Pronunciation key, 1 p. 6. "Ultimate Autos." a. "Million Dollar Cars," by Michael L. Rose, with holograph corrections, 56 p., 1999. [F. 19] b. "The Duesenberg," by Michael L. Rose, with holograph corrections, 5/3/99. c. "Rolls-Royce & Bentley," by Michael L. Rose, with holograph corrections, 51 p., 5/4/99. [F. 20] d. "The Packard," CS with holograph corrections, 61 p., 12/6/99. e. "4x4," by Jerry Decker, with holograph corrections, 63 p., 2/22/01. f. "Bugatti," by Jerry Decker, with holograph corrections, 64 p., 2/26/01. [F. 21] g. "The Silver Arrows," by Jerry Decker, with holograph corrections, 54 p., n.d. h. Teasers, etc. for several episodes, 10 p., March-May 2000. i. Script pages for several episodes, 4/16/99. 7. "Icemen," for the BBC; post-production scripts. [F. 22] a. "Program 1: 'The Race to the Pole'," 70 p. b. "Program 2: 'The Frozen Skies'," 50 p. c. "Program 3: 'The Cold Front'," 53 p. Box 8 8. "Dodge Commercials," fax. a. 1992- 1998. [F. 1] b. 1999. [F. 2- 8] C. 2000. [F. 9- 12] d. January- February, 2001. [F. 13- 14]

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9. "Science at War." [F. 15] a. "Laboratory of War," 42 p., 11/12/98. b. "Enemy of Mankind," 20 p. c. "Echoes of War," 56 p., 11/26/98. d. "Rocket Men," 23 p. e. "Russia's Nuclear Patriots," 37 p. f. "Full Spectrum Dominance," appx. 35 p. 9. "Secrets of the Ancients." [F. 16] a. "Caesar's Bridge," 46 p. (pp. 25-40 duplicates.) b. "The Claw," with holograph corrections, 36 p., 2 drafts. 10. "The Battle History of the US Navy." [F. 17] a. "Part I," with holograph corrections, 45 p., 9/28/00. b. "Part IV," with holograph corrections, 53 p., 9/28/00. c. "Hour Two," with holograph corrections, 47 p., 9/28/00; includes ALS to EH re: scripts, 9/22/00. d. "Hour Three," includes holograph notes, 40 p., 9/21/00. 11. ", Here We Come." [F. 18] a. "Part 1," 38 p. b. "Part 2," with holograph corrections, 35 p. c. "Part 3," with holograph corrections, 33 p. d. "Part 4," with holograph corrections, 29 p. 12. "The Face That Changed The World." [F. 19] a. "Script for Work-in-Progress/Preview Video," appx. 15 p., 12/14/99. b. "Final script, Part 1." 1) Draft; includes holograph notes, 18 p., 1/25/01. 2) Various pages and duplicates, approx. 20 p., 12/20/00. c. "Final Script, Part 2," includes holograph notes, 23 p. 2/8/01, faxed cover sheet to EH re: "Part 2," 2/8/01. d. "Additional Voice Recording - Program 2," 2 p., 2/8/01. e. "Millennium Project Video Script,"with holograph corrections, 3 p., 5/23/99. 13. "Bull," by Michael S. Chemuchis, 69 p., 5/28/99; includes TNS to EH re: role, 6/9/99. [F. 20] 14. "Founding Fathers," hours 1-4, with holograph corrections, appx. 50 p., 15. 4/3/00."Lloyd What Happened," pilot by Peter Tolam, with holograph corrections, 35 p., 4/30/99. Box9 16. "Smithsonian American Presidents." a. "Volcanoes of the Deep," 67 p., 2/1/99. [F. 1] b. "Presidential Roles #1- #2," 5 p., 9/18/00, 2 copies each. c. "Fire and Ice: The Korean War," hours 1-4, with holograph corrections, 189 p., 5/24/99. [F. 2]

(Henmann, Edward 3/19/01) Page 3 of 6 17. "Scene #18: Daytona,"with holograph corrections, 2 p., 2/12/01. [F. 3] 18. "Untitled CBS Project," by Jonathan Katz; includes holograph notes, 44 p., 11/27/00. 19. Miscellaneous narration scripts for The History Channel, with holograph corrections, 9 p. total, 11/10/00. 20. "Law & Order: Empire,"with holograph corrections, 54 p., 3/12/99. [F. 4] 21. ": W.W.II Memorial," by Arthur Drooker. [F. 5] a. CS, 33 p.; includes TLS to EH, 12/8/99. b. CS, 39 p. 22. "The Norm Show." a. "Norm And The Prototype," by Bruce Relford and Norm Macdonald, "Revised Writer's Draft," 54 p., 11/4/98. b. "Denby Sides 1 & 2," 6 p. photocopy, 3/1/99. 23. "World War II in Color," 6 scripts, 12/27/99, 1/7/00. [F. 6] 24. "Impressionists," Hours 1- 4, n.d. [F. 7] 25. "Wealth and Power," several episodes; includes holograph notes, appx. 150 p., 5/6/00. [F. 8] 26. "America's Most Endangered 2000," draft, 45 p.; includes TLS to EH re: script, 5/24/00. [F. 9] 27. "News From the Edge," pilot, first draft, 63 p., photocopy, December, 1999. 28. "The Body of Christ in the Art of Europe and New Spain," post- production script, 23 p., 8/15/98. [F. 10] 29. Re: Middlemarch Films production, 14 p., 5/2/97. 30. Untitled, author unknown, 67 p., n.d. B. Screenplays. 1. "Critical Care," by Steven Schwartz, 8/29/96. [F. 11] 2. "Better Living," by George F. Walker and Max Mayer, 8/13/97. 3. "Witchblade," by J.D. Zeik, 94 p., photocopy, 1997. [F. 12] 4. "The Third Miracle," by John Romano and Richard Vetere, 128 p., photocopy, 4/28/98. 5. "The Hardwood," author unknown, 9/29/98. [F. 13] 6. "Life of the Party," by Greg Mottola, 10/29/98. 7. "Walking Across Egypt," by Paul Tamasy, 2 drafts: 117p., 12/1/98- 1/15/99. [F. 14- 15] 8. "The Patriot," by Robert Rod

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October, 1999. [F. 19] 12. "Washington Slept Here," by Claudia Salter and Susan Black, 100 p., photocopy, 12/1/99. [F. 20] 13. "Off Hours," by Marc. Abbott. [F. 21] 14 "Epoch," by Jonathon Raymond, photocopy, 95 p., 1/27/00. [F. 22] 15. "James Dean: An Invented Life," by Horovitz, photocopy, 94 p., 4/17/00. [F.23] 16. "Corky Bonano," by David Garrett and Jason Ward, 6/9/00. [F. 24] C. Audiobooks Scripts. Box 10 1. "Isaac's Storm," 318 p., 5/26/99. [F. 1- 2] 2. "Secret Warriors," by W.E.B. Griffen, 265 p, 5/21/99 (incomplete). [F. 3- 4] 3. "MacArthur's War: Korea and the Undoing of an American Hero," by Stanley Wentraub, 417 p., 1/23/00. [F. 5- 6] 4. "In the Heart of the Sea," by Nathaniel Phillbrick. [F. 7] a. Script pages, 25 p., 1/21/00. b. Script, 193 p., n.d. 5. "Tom Clancy's Net Force: Knight Moves," by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik, 371 p., 10/18/99. . [F. 8- 9] 6. "From Dawn to Decadence: The Twentieth Centmy," by Jacques Barzun, 550 p. [F. 10- 12] 7. "East of the Mountains," by David Guterson, appx. 200 p., 1999. [F. 13] D. Plays. 1. "La Creme De La Creme," by Edward Bourdet, 173 p., n.d. [F. 14] 2. "Arsenic and Old Lace," directed by ; includes holograph notes, 158 p., November, 2000. [F. 15] 3. "A Cavalcade of Critics," by Steve Lawson; includes holograph notes, 46 p., April, 2000. 4. "The Play About the Baby," by , 105 p., photocopy, 1997. [F. 16] 5. "Death & Resurrection in Cleveland," author unknown, 127 p., 9/8/98.

II. Professional Materials. A. Call sheets, shooting and online schedules, script fragments, 1999- 2001. 1. "Gilmore Girls." [F. 17] a. "Kill Me Now." b. "Rory's Birthday Paiiies." c. "Star-Crossed Lovers ... " d. "Donna Reed." 2. "OZ." [F. 18- 19] a. "Obituaries."

(Herrmann, Edward 3/19/01) Page 5 of 6 b. "A Cock And Balls St01y." c. "Works of Mercy." 3. "Law And Order." 4. "Double Take." 5. "Miss Congeniality." 6. "Walking Across Egypt." 7. "Born Yesterday." 8. "James Dean: An Invented Life."

III Correspondence. A. 14 TLS, fax to EH re: various professional projects; includes script fragments, story boards for Dodge TV commercials, notes, 1997- 2001. [F. 20]

IV. Legal materials. A. Contract information re: "Gilmore Girls," fax, 6 p., 3/24/00.

V. Miscellaneous. A. 1999 PAC National Meet Schedule, photocopy with holograph note to EH from "Art," 4 p.

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I. Correspondence, 1989-2003. Box 11 A. 215 TLS, ALS, TNS, ANS, fax, e-mail, invitations, holiday cards to/from EH re: family, friends, performances, scripts, 1968- 2003; notable correspondents include: [F. 1- 2] 1. Cuomo, Matilda, TNS, 10/1/86. 2. Reich, S. Norma, TLS, 12/27/01. 3. Roth, Peter, 3 TNS, holiday card, 7/23/01- 9/20/02.

II. Printed Material. A. 171 newspaper/ magazine clippings; includes photocopies, e-mails, 1963- 2002. [F. 3- 7] B. Magazines. 1. Photocopied magazines compiled by EH. [F. 8- 9] a) NATL Weekly. b) NATL Monthly. c) NATL Daily. d) NYWeeldy. e) NY Daily. f) LA Weeldy. g) LA Daily. 2. Audio File Magazine. [F. 10] a) December 2002, 2 copies. b) April 2002. c) December 2001, 2 copies. 3. AE, April 1991, 7 copies. [F. 11] 4. Entertainment Preview, October 2002. [F. 12] 5. Shield, winter 1985. 6. American Way. June 1983. 7. Time, November 1982. [F. 13] 8. Dodgers Magazine, Volume 9, no. 2 (2 copies). 9. New Yorker, 11/1/82. 10. Men's Fashions of the Times, New York Times Magazine. Part 2 / September 16, 1990. [F. 14] 11. The New York Film Review, prototype issue, with note from EH, 1980. C. "Franz Kline Jazz Murals," Alligator Motorcycles Inc., re: Joyce. [F. 15]

(He1Tmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 1 of 13 D. "The American Shakespeare Festival Theater," Maggs Bros. Limited. E. "Movie Crazy" (newsletter), no. 1, Summer, 2002. F. "ABC Theater: The First Fifty Productions," American Film Institute Platinum Circle Award Tribute Book to the Petrie Family. [F. 16] G. Photocopied text fragments, press releases, programs, reviews, flyers. [F. 17] Box 12 H. Playbills. 1. 19, n.d. [F. 1] 2. 20, 1957-1969. [F. 2] 3. 7, 1970-1972. [F. 3] 4. 10, 1972-1976. [F. 4] 5. 7, 1980-1987. [F. 5] 6. 11, 1988-1993. [F. 6] 7. 11, 1990-2003. [F. 7]

III. Professional Material. A. Subject files. May include newspaper articles, travel itineraries, con-espondence, bills, casting/shooting schedules, photographs, airline tickets/itineraries, notes, song lyrics, call sheets, shooting schedules, contracts. 1. "," 1995. [F. 8] 2. "The Oath," 2002. 3. "Law And Order," 1994. 4. "Intolerable Cruelty," 2002. 5. "Johnnie Zombie," 1992. 6. "My Boyfriend's Back," 1993. [F. 9] 7. "Collector Car Hobby's Person of the Year," 2001. [F. 10] 8. "The Cat's Meow, 2002- 2003. 9. "Emperor's Club," 2002. [F. 11] 10. Recorded Books Inc., poetry reading John Donne, includes catalog and sample narratives, 1989. [F. 12] 11. "Born Yesterday," 1992, 4 copies. 12. "So Proudly We Hail," 1989. [F. 13] 13. "The Face On The Milk Carton," 1995. B. Appointment book with notes re: audience and actors, by EH while awaiting entrance cues during performances of "Psychopathia Sexualis." C. "Three Sisters," by Anton Chekov, photocopied script with holograph notes and drawings. D. 3 text fragments with notes. E. "Lincoln's Portrait," sheet music, photocopy, 9 p. F. Dodge Advertisements; includes audio compact disc of radio commercials, 2/7 /96. [F. 14]

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G. Published scripts with holograph notes / highlights. 1. "Journey's End," by RC Shernff. 2. "The Cherry Orchard," by Anton Chekhov, translated by Tyrone Guthrie and Leonid Kipnis. 3. "The Front Page," by Ben Hecht and Charles Mac Arthur. 4. "A Midsummer Night's Dream," by William Shakespeare, edited by Madeleine Doran. 5. "The White Liars" and "Black Comedy," by Peter Shaffer. 6. "The Public Eye," by Peter Shaffer. 7. "Widower's Houses," "The Philanderer," "Mrs. Warren's Profession," by George Bernard Shaw. 8. "Once in A Lifetime," by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. 9. "John Brown's Body," by Stephen Vincent Benet. 10. "Joan of Lorraine," by Maxwell Anderson. 11. "Split," by Michael Weller. 12. "Oh Dad Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad," by Arthur L. Kopit. 13. "Arsenic and Old Lace," by Joesph Kesselring. 14. "Candida," by George Bernard Shaw. 15. "The Philadelphia Story," by Philip Barry. 16. "Halfway Up the Tree," by Peter Ustinov. 17. "Dear Liar," by Jerome Kilty. 18. "The Caretaker" and "The Dumb Waiter," by Harold Pinter. 19. "The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis De Sade," by Peter Weiss; English version by Geoffry Stelton. 20. "," by Samuel Beckett. 21. "You Never Can Tell," by George Bernard Shaw. 22. "Major Barbara," by George Bernard Shaw. 23. "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," by Bertolt Brecht; English version by Eric Bentley. 24. "Little Murders," by Jules Feiffer.

IV. Photographs. Box 13 A. 52 color prints (includes some negatives) re: EH with family, personal candids, at Brucknell University, 1964, EH on set for various performances. [Env. 1] B. 105 black and white prints re: childhood, graduation, summer camp etc. with descriptions on the back, portraits, artistic prints, 9 stills from "Born Yesterday" (water damaged). [Env. 2- 4]

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V. Film and Video. A. VHS video cassettes. 1. "The Cat's Meow." 2. "1996 Launch Commercials," for the Dodge Caravan. 3. "The Ship, Days 1-3," from the History Channel. 4. "The Ship, Days 4-11," from the History Channel. 5. "The Gilmore Girls," promo compilation reel, Season 2, 5/21/02.

VI Audio Materials. A. Cassette tapes, titles taken from labels. 1. "First Readings as Charwell Booksellers," with Daniel Be1Tigan, and EH, 4/4/88. 2. "To Dwell in Peace." 3. "This Is My Music," EH, WQXR 96.3 FM. 4. "Eastman Interview," tapes numbered 1-2. 5. "Hiroshima Reel #1-4." 6. "Ed He1Tmann Senior Edition with Marty Wayne," 3/11/83. 7. "Christmas Show December 19-24, 1977, Illegally Taped by Anne Fasanella." 8. "Conspirators on the Shade - The Ides of March," empty case with note from Harley Jane Kozak to "Emma." B. "Edward K. Hermann Theater Arts: Acting, England," reel-to-reel audio tape, 1/4" format (5" diameter).

VII. Manuscripts. A. Speeches, essays, teleplays, screenplays, stageplays, voice-over scripts; all TS unless noted. May include co1Tespondence, printed materials. 1. "History of Pebble Beach," by Beverly Rae Kimes, 31 p., includes TLS from Kandace Hawkinson, 8/3/99. [F. 1] 2. Untitled speech delivered to "Art Director's Guild," by EH, 3 drafts, holograph, pp. 3-15. 3. "Jan Scott," a biography, 1 p. 4. "From the Author's Preface." [F. 2] 5. "Remarks for the Opening ofRAP's Show at Bucknell," by EH, holograph, 3 drafts, 5- 10 p. 6. Untitled lecture, holograph, 22 p. [F. 3] 7. "Lou Gehrig," holograph, 3 p., 1989 (2 copies). 8. Poem descriptions, poetry reading scripts/poems.

(He1Tmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 4 of 13 9. "Freeze Frame," fax, 5/10/02. 10. Various Dodge scripts; includes faxes, diagrams, letters, script rev1s10ns. a. 10/92-5/94. [F. 4] b. 5/94-11/94. [F. 5] C. 11/94-11/95. [F. 6] d. 5/95-11/95. [F. 7] e. 11/95-2/96. [F. 8] f. 2/96-6/96. [F. 9] g. 6/96-7/97. [F. 10] h. 7/97-9/97. [F. 11] 1. 9/97- 7/98. [F. 12] J. 7/98-12/98. [F. 13] k. 12/98-5/01. [F. 14] 1. 5/01-8/01, includes undated material. [F. 15] Box 14 11. "Gilmore Girls" scripts, with holograph notes, includes shooting scripts, pre-shooting scripts and fragments, call sheets, 2/19/01-1/29/03. [ Note: ASP= Amy Sherman-Palladino; DP= Daniel Palladino; SRL = Sheila R. Lawrence.] a. "The Third Lorelai," by ASP, 75 p. [F. l] b. "P.S. I Lo ... ," by Elaine Arata/ Joan Binder Weiss, 75 p. C. "Love Daises and Troubadoors," by DP, 77 p. d. "Sadie, Sadie ... ," by ASP, 74 p., 2 copies. [F. 2] e. "Hammers and Veils," by ASP, 70 p. [F. 3] f. "Presenting ," by SRL, 76 p., 3 copies. [F. 3- 4] g. "The Bracebridge Dinner," by DP, 79 p., 2 copies. [F. 5] h. "Richard in ," by Frank Lombardi, 77 p. [F. 6] 1. "It Should Have Been Lorelai," by DP, 78 p. [F. 7] J. "Back in the Saddle Again," by Linda Loiselle Guzik, 81 p. k. "Help Wanted," by Allan Heinberg, 74 p. 1. "Lorelai's Graduation Day," by DP, 75 p., 3 copies (1 copy in F. 9). [F. 8- 9] m. "I Can't Get Started," by ASP and John Stephens, 79 p. n. "Lazy-Hazy-Crazy-Days," by ASP, 76 p., 2 copies. [F. 10] o. "Eight o'Clock at the Oasis," by Justin Tanner, 76 p.[F. 11] p. "Let the Games Begin," by ASP and SRL, 73 p. q. "A Deep Fried Korean Thanksgiving," by DP, 79 p. includes; shooting schedule, 11 p. [F. 12] r. "That'll Do Pig," by SRL, 80 p. s. "Dear Emily and Richard," by ASP, 74 p. [F. 13] t. "The Big One," by ASP, 75 p. u. "Face Off," by John Stevens, 80 p., 2 copies. [F. 14] Box 15 12. "Gilmore Girls" scene scripts; includes call sheets, holograph

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 5 of 13 notes. a. "Sadie, Sadie," 7/31/01- 8/2/01. [F. 1] b. "Hammers and Veils", 8/7/01. c. "Presenting Lorelai Gilmore," 9/25/01- 9/26/01 d. "The Bracebridge Dinner," 11/8/01- 11/13/01 e. "Richard In Stars Hollow," 11/29/01- 12/7/01. f. "It Should've Been Lorelai," 1/14/02. g. "Back In the Saddle Again," 2/21/02- 3/4/02. [F. 2] h. "Help Wanted," 3/11/02- 3/27/02. i. "Lorelai's Graduation Day," 4/3/02. J. "I Can't Get Started," 4/15/02- 4/16/02. k. "Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days," 7/25/02. 1. "Eight O'clock at the Oasis," 9/16/02. m. "Let the Games Begin," 10/16/02- 10/22/02. [F. 3] n. "A Deep Fried Korean Thanksgiving," 10/29/02. o. "That'll Do Pig," 11/11/02- 11/12/02. p. "Dear Emily and Richard," 12/11/02- 12/17/02. q. "Face Off," 01/20/03. r. "TBD," 1/29/03. s. "The Big One," 02/02/03. t. Miscellaneous shooting materials, productions memos. [F. 4] 13 "," parts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 2001. [F. 5] 14 "Oldest Autos on the Road," 2001. [F. 6] 15. "Horror in the East: Turning Against the West," October, 2001. 16. "Antarctica," 7/15/01. [F. 7] 17. "The Rockies," June 2002. 18. "World Trade Center: Rise and Fall of and American Icon," August 2002. [F. 8] 19. "Dinosaur Secrets Revealed," includes promotion for ": A Legacy Remembered," August 2002. 20. "U.S.S. Arizona," 1992. [F. 9] 21. "Save Our Sounds," June 2002. 22. "Russia," series, 4 hours, includes production guides, 2002. [F. 10] 23. "Rise and Fall of the Spartans," 2002. a. Hour #1. b. Hours #2-4. [F.11] 24. "History vs. Hollywood." [F. 12] a. "Alamo," 9/17/01. b. "A Bridge Too Far," 9/13/01. c. "ltinera1y," 10/5/01. d. "The Great Escape: Heroes Underground," 9/17/01. e. "St. Valentine's Day Massacre," 9/18/01. f. "Bombers," 6/15/01.

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 6 of 13 25. "In Search of Christmas," August, 2001. 26. "Founding Brothers," December, 2001. [F. 13-14] 27. "Founding Fathers," May, 2000. [F. 15] 28. "American Classics," October, 2001. 29. "Fulbright Lifetime Achievement Medal Dinner," March, 2002. 30. "More Perfect Union," December, 2001. 31. "American Classics," voice-over commercials, 2 copies. 32. "Rumrunners Moonshiners and Bootleggers," June, 2002. 33. "Animals in Action," May, 2002. [F. 16] 34. Various production schedules/ open "Teases". 35. "Classic Cars: Olympian Age of American Motoring," 1996. 36. "The Real Scorpion King," 3/13/02. [F. 17] 37. "Histories Lost and Found," September, 1999. [F. 18] 38. "Time Machine: First Mothers," 4/19/02. [F. 19] 39. "Road To Infamy: The Countdown Years," April, 1991. 40. "The Patriot's Handbook," December, 2002. 41. "In Search of Christmas," wraps included, December, 2001: 42. "," April, 2001. 43. "Our Century," includes; related article on space and light. [F. 20] Box 16 44. "Baseball in Black and White," by David Kimmelstein, HBO pictures, 110 p., September, 1995. [F. 1] 45. Television transcript re: "Moby Dick," 49 p. 46. "The Hollow Crown," with holograph corrections, 27 p., 1996. 47. "Homeland," by John Jakes, 213 p., with 6 p. of notes, 1993. [F. 1- 2] 48. "Executive Orders," with holograph notes, 379 p. [F. 3- 4] 49. "Future E-business," with holograph notes, 624 p. (fragment). [F. 5- 6] 50. "Blood and Honor," by W.E.B. Griffin, with holograph notes, 232 p. [F. 7] 51. "A Beautiful Mind," by Sylvia Nasar, audio script, 357 p., May 18, 2001; includes TLS from Will Carlino, 9/20/01. [F. 8- 9] 52. "Close Combat," by W.E.B. Griffin, with holograph notes, 194 p. [F. 10] 53. "The Sea Hunters II," includes holograph notes, 318 p. [F. 11- 12] 54. " Capote Script," with holograph notes, 50 p. 9/22/97; includes TLS, 9/12/97. [F. 12] 55. "Once Upon A Time: The Story of Princess Grace, Prince Rainier, And Their Family," by Randy J. Tarabarelli, with holograph notes, 304 p.; includes pronunciation list, 4 p. [F. 13] 56. "Theodore Roosevelt, An American Lion," by David deVries. [F. 14] 57. "Night 1-hour 1," narration script, with holograph notes, 18 p. 58. "Night 1-hour 1," locked composite script, 30 p.

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 7 of 13 59. "Night 1-hour 2," narration script, with holograph notes, 18 p. 60. "Night 1-hour 2," locked composite script, 24 p. 61. "Night 2-hour 3," narration script, with holograph notes, 15 p. 62. "Night 2-hour 3," locked composite script, 28 p. 63. "Night 2-hour 4," narration script, with holograph notes, 15 p. 64. "Night 2-hour 4," locked composite script, 25 p. 65. "Saint Maybe," teleplay by Robert W. Lenski, based on the novel by Anne Tyler, with holograph notes, 112 p.; includes crew lists, shooting schedules, repmis. [F. 15] 66. "A Season in Purgatory," teleplay by Robert W. Lenski, based on the novel by Dominick Dunne. [F. 16] a. "Part I," 104 p. b. "Part II, 103 p., 1995. 67. "Pandora's Clock," screenplay, by David Israel, based on the novel by John J. Nance, 1996; "Part I-II," with holograph notes, pp. 109- 113. [F. 17-18] Box 17 68. "Untitled Eric Gillian Pilot," by Eric Gillian, 2/13/02. [F. 1] 69. Untitled original screenplay by , 7/16/97. 70. "The Oath" a.k.a. "The Mission," pilot, "Time of Death," by Gary Tieche, 2 drafts: 1/25/02, 3/20/02. [F. 2] 71. "Law and Order." [F. 3] a. "Progeny," 11/24/97, includes shooting schedule. b. Fragment, fax, 3 p., 12/4/94. c. "Slaughter," 2/10/02. 72. "." a. "Pati IV," includes maps, crew calls, and online schedule. [F. 4] b. "Honor Code," 10/3/01 draft, 10/4/01 draft,10/5/01 draft. [F. 5] 73. "George's Courteline," an introduction by Albert Bermel. 74. "Atomic Train," by D. Brent Mote and Phil Penningroth, "Part I- II," 1998. [F. 6] 75. "Father Fisheye," 1990. [F. 7] 76. "Ice Man," 1998. a. Program One, "The Race to the Pole." b. Program Two, "The Frozen Skies." c. Program Three, "The Cold Front." 77. "Turkish Favors," by Ronald R. Ribman, June 2002. [F. 8] 78. "No Place To Hide," 7/9/01. 79. "Killers on the Run," 7/9/01. 80. "From the Files oflnterpol: The World's Most Wanted Enemy Number One-The Russian Mafia." 81. "War On Drugs," 7/10/01. [F. 9] 82. "Life Sentences," by Richard Nelson, with holograph notes, April,

(Henmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 8 of 13 1993. 83. "Legally Blonde 2," by Denis Drake and Eve Ahlert, August, 2002. 84. "The Invisible Man." [F. 10] 85. "Educating Rita," script, holograph line notes; includes contact sheet and schedule. [F. 11] 86. "Lost Legions ofVarus." 87. "No Place To Hide Update," voice-over, 3/14/02. 88. "The Fifties" episode one, "The Fear and The Dream," 6/4/97. 89. "Nixon," eighth draft, 153 p., 3/20/95; includes call sheets. [F. 12] 90. "Veterans," September, 1992. [F. 13] 91. "The Palace Thief," 6 drafts, March- April, 2001. [F. 14-17] 92. "Hero," 141 p., 8/30/91. [F. 18] 93. "Johnny Zombie," November, 1992. [F. 19] Box 18 94. "The Road To the Sixties-Final," 26 p. [F. 1] 95. Fragment re: George W. Bush interview with "Voices," p. 61-72, 4/19/02. 96. "My Brilliant Self," re: test, with a letter from Gary Gersh, p. 1-11. 97. "American Masters: Norman Rockwell: Painting America," includes letter from Pamela Rosenstein, 12/31/98. 98. Script for Mackinae commercials, television and radio, 1996. 99. "What Separates Us?," television script, 1 p., 6/18/02. 100. "2001 Annual Angelus Awards," speech, holograph, 2 drafts, 11 p. 101. "The Gathering-The Global Forum II," film narration, 19 p.; includes 2 ANS. 102. "Global Forum on Environment and Development," includes printed material, 40 p., Moscow, January 15-19, 1990. 103. "Acknowledgment to John Lampe," with holograph corrections, 2 p., 9/10/93. 104. "Fulbright Association Script First Draft," 12 p., 2001; includes 2 TLS. 105. Untitled fragment, 16 p. 106. "For the Seventh Annual Audie Awards: Eileen Hutton Welcome," script, 2 p. [F. 2] 107. Untitled play fragment, with holograph notes, 3 p., 1981. 108. "Candy is Dandy, An Evening of Odgen Nash Lyrics and Verse," fragment, p. 104-115, 201-219; 55 p. photocopy; includes professional materials and sheet music (all photocopy). a. "I Will Arise and Go Now," 5 p.; includes ANS. b. "The Seven Spiritual Ages of Mrs. Marmaduke Moore," 2p. c. "Ensemble," with holograph notes, 4 p. d. "That's How Much I Love You," by Odgen Nash, 2 copies. e. "Candy is Dandy," with holograph notes, appr9x. 50 p.;

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 9 of 13 includes ANS. 109. Advertisement script, photocopy, 1993. [F. 3] 110. "Frank MeITiwell's Last Race," photocopy with holograph notes, 19 p. 111. "Recollections," script with holograph notes, 41 p. 112. "A Blind Eye," by Anthony Starke, with holograph co1Tections, 111 p. [F. 4] 113. "Booth," by David Robe1ison. [F. 5- 6] 114. "," by David McCullough. [F. 7- 9] 115 "Who Says Elements Can't Dance," 408 p. [F. 10- 12] 116. "Valley Forge," by Maxwell Anderson and Sidney CaITol, 220 p., 3/31/75. [F. 13] 117. "Candida," by George Bernard Shaw, 95 p. [F. 14] 118. "Untitled Terry George," by Terry George, 66 p., 1/10/00. 119. "The Electric Grandmother," by Jeffery Kindley, based on "I Sing the Body Electric," by Ray Bradbury, 1/11/81. [F. 15] 120. "The Private History of A Campaign That Failed," by Mark Twain, teleplay by Philip Reisman Jr. 121. "So Proudly We Hail," by , 1989. [F. 16] 122. "A Fire In the Dark," by David Hill, 6/14/91. [F. 17] 123. "How To Make the Cruelest Month," 6/20/97. [F. 18] 124. "Don't Drink the Water," by Woody Allen, 3/14/94. 125. "Here Come the Munsters," by Bill Prady, Jim Fisher, and Jim Stahl, 7/24/95. [F. 19] 126. "Unfaithfully Yours," by , P.N. Daily, 81 p. [F. 20] 127. "The Face on the Milk Carton," by Nancy Isaan, 148 p., 3/4/95. 128. "The Next Big Thing," by Joel and PJ Posner. [F. 21] 129. "A Silent Ache," includes coITespondence. Box 19 130. "The Latent Heterosexual." [F. 1] 131. "Walking the Blonde," by Leigh CmTan, 1991. 132. "A Gentleman's Game," by J. Mills Goodloe and Tom Coyne, 5/22/00. 133. "Impossible Marriage," by Beth Henley, January, 1998. [F. 2] 134. "American Letters," adapted from "Letters of A Nation," with holograph notes, 11/24/01. 135. "Oedipus," includes various related articles and notes. 136. "I'd Rather Be Right," musical revue, with holograph notes, 1994. 137. "Sylvia," by A.R Gurney, December, 1993. [F. 3] 138. "Sylvia," revised copy, Mach, 1994. 139. "Good For Otto," with holograph notes, April, 1999; includes two copies of pamphlet re: play. [F. 4] 140. "Cauldron," by Larry Bond, March 1993. 141. "Providence," by JeffNathanson, 5/24/02. [F. 5] 142. "," by A.R. Gurney, 2 copies.

(He1TIDann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 10 of 13 143. "In '81," by Robert Baker. 144. "Hedda Gabler," by Henrik Ibsen; includes holograph notes. [F. 6] 145. "Friedrich Wilhlem Hohebzollernstrasse." 146. "Arms And The Man," photocopy. 14 7. "The Greeks," includes holograph notes. [F. 7] 148. "A Little Sex," by Robert DeLaurentis. 149. "Pressed Against Strangers," by Leigh Curran. [F. 8, Env. 1] 150. "The Dinner Paiiy," by , November 1999- January 2000; includes printed materials, correspondence, photographs (including EH) re:/ from: a. Conroy, Frances: ANS, photograph. b. Cox, Veanne: ANS, photograph. c. Rando, John: photograph. d. Ritter, John: ANS, photograph. e. Sanders, Annette Michelle: photograph. f. Simon, Neil: photograph. g. Winkler, Henry: ANS, photograph. 151. "The Beach House," by Nancy Donahue, with holograph notes. [F. 9] 152. "Money And Friends," by David Williamson. [F. 10] 153. "Misha's Party," by Richard Nelson and Alexander Gelman, with holograph notes, November, 1992. 154. "The Alphonse Capoli Story," mimeograph. 155. "The Perfectionist," by Joyce Carol Oates, 2 copies. [F. 11] 156. "Into The Land Of Nod," by Kat Smith, 8/26/91. [F. 12] 157. "The Olympian Age: America's Classic Car Era," by Michael L. Rose, 2 copies: October, 1995; February, 1996. 158. "Automobiles," 1993. [F. 13] 159. "Ultimate Autos, 'Cobra: Cobra Locked Off the Line'," by Jerry Decker, March, 2001. 160. "The Oath," or "The Mission," 3/20/02, includes call sheet. [F. 14] 161. "Wings: So Long Frank Lloyd Wrong," by Howard Gerwirtz, 10/9/95; includes revisions. 162. "Here Come the Munsters," October, 1995. [F. 15] 163. "The Ship," 2002. 164. "Carnivale," by David Knauf, October 2001; includes travel memos, appointments. 165. "Oz: Dead Man Talking," episode one, Tom Fontana, 4/10/02, 2 copies; includes: crew/ call sheets, on-line schedules. [F. 16] 166. "100 Centre Street," July, 2001. 167. "Foreign Student," by Philppe Labro (mold damage), March, 1993; includes e-mails, call sheets, shooting schedules, location lists. [F. 17] Box20 168. "Intolerable Cruelty," 2002; includes story boards, production

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 11 of 13 draft, final draft (2 copies), call sheets. [F. 1- 5] 169. "Providence." 170. "The Rage Within," June, 1997. [F. 6] 171. "Sellers, The American Way," June, 1997. 172. "Let's Play House - Final," June, 1997. 173. "Mazurka." 174. "Koran War: The Untold Story." 175. "Special Forces in Action." 176. "Airshow: Flying Into Desert Storm." 177. "Richie Rich," script, story boards. [F. 7- 8] 178. "Born Yesterday," by Douglas Mcgrath, 130 p., 5/15/92, 2 copies; includes: script fragments, shooting schedule, call sheets, scene scripts: 6/13/92, 6/16/92, 7/22/92. [F. 9- 12] 179. "What Love Sees," by Robert Freedman, 1996. [F. 13] 180. "Dante's Peak," by Les Bohem; includes various production schedules. [F. 14] 181. "Inflatable Annie," by R. C. Abeyta and Don Kelly, 2000. [F. 15] 182. "Horror In The East - Death Before Surrender." [F. 16] 183. "The Day They Died," by Gregory Orr, 1/16/03. 184. Fragments. [F. 17] a. "Stones, Bones and Missing Links." b. "What Separates Us?" c. "." d. "Secrets of the Rich." e. "The Sea Hunters II." f. "Finnegan's Wake." g. "Krapp's Last Tape." h. "Ultimate Autos." 1. "The Thunderbird." j. "Super Stamper." 185. "2001 Annual Angelus Awards," speech delivered by EH, 2 drafts, holograph. [F. 18] 186. Speech fragments by EH, holograph, 8 p. 187. Bucknell Commencement speech, by EH, 11 p., 6/4/89.

VIII. Financial Material. A. Acme store receipt, 2/24/90. [F. 19] B. Photocopied checks to EH, 2/25/93, 3/28/96. C. Tax returns for EH, 12/12/91. D. Bill for Townsend Hotel to EH, 6/1/01. E. Bill for airfare for EH, 5/22/01. F. Copy of Employment Eligibility Verification.

(Herrmann, Edward 2/24/03) Page 12 of 13 IX Medical Records. A. Aftra Health Fund, claims department, 4/9/02.

X Miscellaneous. A. "Three Sisters Farewell" crossword puzzle. B. 2 bi1ihday cards from the "Front Desk" and "Emma," foot card, Christmas tag. C. "Call Me Melville," champagne reception cards, 10/31/01. D. Re: The 18 th Annual William S. Paley Television Festival. E. Dan Gurney's Alligator Motorcycles Inc., business card. F. Plane ticket, Toronto to New York. G. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church, re: Application for Interment of Ashes (blank). H. "Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance," script, p. 9, 7/17/01. I. "The 1983 Annie Calendar." J. " 2000: A Visual Journey of Christ In Art," 7/6/99.

XI. Personal Memorabilia. A. Cast card for "Intolerable Cruelty." [Env. 1] B. Night of 100 Stars III i.d. card. C. Extended visitors pass for "Gilmore Girls," 4/22/01. D. Clean Hands & Face Award. E. Placard for "Backyard in West Cornwall, Ct." F. Ticket stubs, "2000 Years of Jesus in Art and Radio City Music Hall," 3/31/01. G. "Gilmore Girls" at the Museum of Television and Radio, 3/12/01. H. 3 "Life Sentences," 12/22/93. I. "American Academy Of Dramatic Arts- New York: 103 rd Commencement Ceremonies," program, 4/25/88.

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I. C01Tespondence. Box21 A. Professional. 1. Re: "History Channel," 4 TLS, 2/01-11/01. [F. 1] 2. Re: buying art, 4 TLS, 1 ALS, 1 ANS, 12/98-2/04. 3. Re: speech at Williamstown, 6 TLS, 10/01-3/02. 4. Re: cars, 14 TLS, 2 ALS, 10/93-12/03. 5. Re: fan mail, 11 TLS, 6 ALS, 10/02-01/04. 6. Re: "Spiritual Life Through the Lives of Actors," 6 TLS, 1 ANS, 10/01-8/02. 7. Re: "Thank you for Participating etc.," 34 TLS, 6 ALS, 6/96- 11/03. 8. Re: requests to speak, read, act etc., 66 TLS, 5/93-9/03. [F. 2] 9. General, 103 TLS, 9 ALS, 2/92-2/04. [F. 3- 4] B. Personal. 1. 287 letters 1990-20031 includes printed material, photographs. [F. 5- 12] 2. 2 TLS to Ryen Alaire Herrman, 1 re: Hotchkins acceptance, 1 personal. 3. 99 post cards, 1990-2004. [F. 13] 4. 251 greeting cards, 1992-2003. [F. 14- 17] Box22 C. Notable conespondence. 1. Allison and Peter Rockefeller. a. 1 TLS, re: Memorial Day weekend, n.d. [F. 1] b. 2 birth announcements for lily Whipple 12/13/96 and Hall Whipple 7/8/93; includes photographs. c. 3 Christmas cards with photographs, undated. d. 1 card from Maine re: Maine. e. 2 thank you note cards from Will and Hallie, re: Video of Muppet Treasure Island, 1997. f. 5 invitations. 1) Re: "The Ball of Century" at the Playhouse, hosted by Tara Rockefeller and Joseph Pierson, 12/31/99. 2) A small dinner over the stars. 3) Dinner. 4) Christening of Lily Whipple, 11/17/96; includes programs, directions. 5) Christening of Hall Whipple. 2. Bany Rowe, 1 card re: moving, pebble beach, painting, 2/1/03.

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3. The Paltrows, 1 Christmas card; includes note re: Waccabac home, photographs. 4. Tony Danza, 1 ANS re: Congratulations. 5. Susan Kingsolving, 2 ANS re: congratulations for MEOW, family and personal information, 2/26/01, 4/28/02. 6. , 1 ANS, re: generosity to the AFL-A and Petrie clan "lunchroom," 11/20/02. 7. Neil Simon, 1 TLS, re: Andie in "the play," 12/2/99. 8. Carol Baum., 1 ANS, re: a book, mother and "The Paper Chase," 3/26/03. 9. Me1yl Streep, 2 ANS, n.d. a. Re: Roberta for State Senate. b. Re: Phone message. 10. , 3 ANS. a. Re: we miss you, 10/29/00. b. Re: "Emma," [Madison Herrmann] congratulations, 10/13/00. c. Re: great night, 1/9/00. 11. Leo McKem. a. 2 ANS postcards from Australia. 1) Re: dream car, 1/7/96. 2) Re: personal information, 12/28/95. b. 3 TLS aerogrammes. 1) Re: car, "The Good King," "OZ," 7/1/94. 2) Re: lunch, New Year, work, car, 1/3/98. 3) Re: poem, n.d. 12. Anne Stock, 1 TLS, re: Thank you for readings after the FDR dinner at the White House, 5/2/96. 13. Dana Reeve (wife of Christopher Reeve), 1 TLS, re: "Letters to Christopher Reeve," 3/2/99; includes photocopy of letter by EH. [F. 2] 14. Andre Claude, 1 TLS, re: photographs pf "," 2/9/00. 15. Leonard Maltin. a. 1 ANS, re: pictures of Preston Sturges, Paramount, n.d. b. 1 TLS, re: "Intolerable Cruelty," n.d. 16. Ethan Loen, 1 TLS, re: goodbye and thanks "Hail Caesar!" speech. 17. Leslie Bennetts, 3 ANS. a. Re: "The Dinner Party," aging, 2/14/00. b. Re: "Psychopathia Sexualis," 3/5/97. c. Re: new baby, new wife, 4/15/96. 18. Evie Peck, 1 New Years card re: "Gilmore Girls, 2002. 19. Gary Lucchesi, 1 TLS, re: "Vendetta,' 10/22/98.

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20. Olympia Dukakis, 1 TLS, re: "Byzantine," new address in New York City, 10/11/99. 21. Walter Hayes, 1 TLS, re: death of Alec Guinness, 8/8/00. 22. Rita Wilson, 1 ANS, re: play, 12/2/99. 23. Tommy Lee Jones. a. 1 TLS, re: children, happily divorced, Players Club, 6/22/98. b. 1 card, re: Rancyh, children, merciful divorce, n.d. 24. John Slavinsky, senior vice president Louis Vuitton, 2 TLS. a. Re: Conga Line, 12/24/99. b. Re: Items for wife and daughter, n.d. 25. Peter Roth, 8 TLS. a. Re: "Gilmore Girls," thanks, 3/29/01. b. Re: Invitation to Warner Brothers Television Premiere Patiy, 9/3/02. c. Re: congratulations on Golden Satellite and AFI Award nominations, 12/20/02. d. Re: "Gilmore Girls," 3/24/03. e. Re: lunch, 7/l 7/02. £ Re: TCA nomination, 6/4/02. g. Re: model of "Gilmore Plane," 5/3/02. h. Re: another season of"Gilmore Girls," 4/15/02. 26. James Trezza, 1 ANS, re: "Tony Churt," n.d. 27. Keith Baxter, 1 TLS, re: death of Alec and Merula, 11/11/00. 28. Piers Paul Read, 2 TLS. a. Re: Stoppard play, 7/11/02. b. Re: Thank you, 5/6/02. 29. Alec and Merula Guinness. [F. 3] a. 25 ALS from Alec Guinness. 1) Re: various operations and hospitalizations, paintings, 11/25/96. 2) Re: death of a priest, 2/24/97. 3) Re: Bob Parker painting, 7/18/97. 4) Re: Heraclitus coin, 1/19/98. 5) Re: Deep Blue Sea, Oxford, Sir Thomas More, 4/21/98. 6) Re: "The Late William Shakespear," 4/28/98; includes postcard. 7) Re: Oxford maps, 6/6/98. 8) Re: new book, Merula's skin, reading, visitors, religion, 4/6/99. 9) Re: Prostate cancer, various books/movies, 1/2/00. 10) Re: Painting by Richard Eurich, 5/9/89.

(Hermann, Edward 2/24/04) Page 3 of 5 11) Re: Switzerland, 6/10/89. 12) Re: marriage, 6/24/89. 13) Re: wedding, memorial service address, 8/1/84. 14) Re: Oscar, personal, 3/31/90. 15) Re: Personal information, 8/30/90. 16) Re: work, politics, 11/5/90. 17) Re: travel, acting, funerals, , 10/10/91. 18) Re: travel, acting, 7 /7 /92. 19) Re: Ell's acting, family, books, 8/19/92. 20) Re: photograph, 3/10/92. 21) Re: English politics, acting, books, 7/5/93. 22) Re: Shakespear, EnglaIJ-d, morality, religion, 11/13/93. 23) Re: Easter in Rome, plays, 5/2/94. 24) Re: EH's marriage, Rome, acting, 5/26/94. 25) Re: Merula's health, plays, 2/13/95. b. Card, re: Merula, Alec's biography, EH's new baby, 4/10/96. c. Postcard, re: Venice, 11/22/89. d. Card, re: visit, 5/26/89. e. Card, re: visit, New York City, 5/25/90. f. Card, re: New York City visit, , Ron Eyre, 5/21/90; includes 1 ANS from "Ron" to EH, November 29th of unknown year. g. Card, re: present, 10/21/92. h. Photocopy with printed article, re: visit, 4/11/96. 1. 2 Christmas cards, n.d. J. Note on card board to EH ('Welcome Back'), 2000. k. From Merula re: death of Alec, Harry Potter, n.d. 1. Postcard from Alec re: art. m. 1 ALS from Matthew Guinness re: death ofMerula, 8/11/00; includes poem by Merula. n. 2 ALS drafts ofletter to AG by EH, re: acting books, 12/99 andn.d. 30. , 1 TNS re: "The Palm Beach Story," 11/9/03. 31. "The Practice." [F. 2] a. 2 TLS re: 'Thank you," signed by David E. Kelly, Jeffery Kramer, Alice West, Robert Breech, Jonathan Pontell, 2/5/97. b. 1 AMS re: shows, cars, from Mike Feunell on "The Practice" stationary, 11/14/00. 32. Howard Schatz, 1 card, re; reply to EH, Jessica Schatz, 4/7/03.

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33. Star Hemnann, 1 card, re: anniversary, n.d.; includes copy of wedding invitation. D. 71 ANS from EH to family and friends, 1988-2002; includes drafts. [F. 4]

II. Manuscripts. A. Notes for eulogy/memorial service for Olga Keith, Dorothy R., by EH, 10 p. [F. 5]

III. Printed Material. A. "Analysis Leaming And Ability Tests for Ryen Alaire Hermann," 18 p., May, 1998. B. Article re: Kilfane Glen and Waterfall. C. Wrapsheet, Williamstown Theatre Festival Newsletter, 2003. D. "Best Routes to Pocantico Hills," map. E. Invitation to Los Angles premiere of "Soul of the Game." F. Announcement re: renaming ofB.U. Special Collections to "H.G.A.R.C." 10/1/03. G. Article re: "The Cat's Meow," 4/26/02. H. Article re: "Titanic," with handwritten notes, 2/3/98. I. Invitations. 1. "Dating Dead Men.' 2. "A Walk in the Woods." 3. "Ogden Nash: First Day oflssue Ceremony," 2002. J. "Colombus Day 2001 NYC," printed water color. K. Wedding program, Aoife and Denis, 8/8/03.

IV. Photographs. A. EH with group of students and teachers, n.d.

V. Miscellaneous. A. 3 paper present-wrappings decorated by children of EH. [F. 6]

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I. Manuscript. A. Screenplays. 1. "Gilmore Girls." Added to Box 22 a. "TBA" 1/5/04, 2 copies. [F. 7] b. "The Incredible Sinking Lorelais," 1/5/04, includes 2 shooting scripts. c. "Untitled," 1/15/04, fragment. d. "Scene in a Mall," 1/15/04; includes 1 shooting script. e. "The Reigning Lorelai," 1/27 /04; includes 4 shooting scripts. [F. 8] f. "Tick Tick Tick Boom," 2/18-19/04, 3 copies; includes 4 production sheets, 5 shooting scripts. [F. 8-9] g. "After Boom," 3/2/04, 2 copies; includes 2 shooting scripts, 1 production sheet. h. "Raincoats and Recipes," 3 copies, 4/5/04; includes 4 shooting scripts, 1 production script. [F. 10] 1. "TBA," 7/19/04; includes script fragment. [F. 11] J. "Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller," 7/20/04; includes script fragment, 1 shooting script. B. Miscellaneous teleplays, pilot episodes. 1. "The Andrew Kennedy Project," by Andrew Gordon and Eileen Conn, 2/3/04. [F. 12] 2. "Harry Green and Eugene," by J. H. Wyman, 1/12/04. 3. "The Amazing Westerbergs," by Jay Scherick and David Ronn, 12/17/03. 4. "Miles to Go," by Dave Flebotte, 1/26/04. [F. 13] 5. "Lucky Us," by Holly Hester, 1/14/04. 6. "The Rodney Carrington Project," by R. C. Swartzlander, 12/12/03. 7. Untitled, by March McCall and Joel Stein, 1/20/04. 8. "Wanted," by Robert Crais and Cynthia Cidre, 12/9/03. [F. 14] 9. "Mad Money," by Glen Gers, 2/11/04. 10. "Jessica Simpson," 3/10/04. C. Miscellaneous screenplays: 1. "Heart of Summer," by Sam Schrieber, 1/5/04. [F. 15] 2. "Rope Burns," by , 2003. 3. "The Good Shepherd," fragment, 4/28/04. 4. Untitled. 5. "Garfield: The Movie." [F. 16]

Herrmann, Edward (9/23/04) Page 1 of 3 D. Scripts for books on tape. Box 23 1. "Villages," by John Updike, 2 copies. [F. 1-2] 3. "," by David McCollough, 2 copies. [F. 3-6] 4. "Cannibalism in Helors," by Samuel Clemens. 5. Untitled, 7/7 /04. E. Voice-over scripts. 1. "To the Best of My Ability," hours 1 and 2, 4/21/04. [F. 7] 2. "D-Day to Berlin," Parts 1-3, 7/4/04. 3. "The First World War in Color," programmes 1-6. [F. 8] 4. "Isaac's Storm." [F. 9] 5. "The Liberation: The Inferno of Monte Cassino." 6. "Liberation: The Longest Day." 7. "Liberation: The Battle for Paris." 8. 15 fragments and single-page miscellaneous voice-overs. 9. "The Final Act." 10. "The Last Battle: The Bridge of Arnheir." 11. "Ten Days to D-Day," 3/16/04. F. Speeches. 1. "Dedicatory Address on the Launching of 'Iris'," June 2004, holograph, 2 p. [F. 10] 2. "Remarks at Boston University," 4/27/04. 3. "Ninth Annual Audie Awards," 6/4/04, 2 copies, one on index cards. G. Plays. 1. "Thess Jose Menendez Reunion," by Norman Chaitin. [F. 11] 2. "," fragment.

II. Printed Material. A. 8 advance screening passes for Warner Bros. [F. 13] B. "The Performance," by Arthur Miller, The New Yorker, 4/22 and 4/29, 2002; includes copy. C. 3 programs, EH reading "The Performance," 2/8/04. D. "Blessings Over Broadway," Back Stage, 8/29/03. E. Proofs, by "Geronimo Stilton;" mostly photocopies. 1. "The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid," in color. [F. 14] 2. "Four Mice Deep in the Jungle." 3. "Cat and Mouse in a Haunted Hourse." 4. "Paws Off, Cheddar Face." [F. 15] 5. "Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye." 6. "I'm Too Fond of My Fur." F. "Directions to the Academy ofT.V. Arts and Sciences."

III. Correspondence. A. Personal.

Herrmann, Edward (9/23/04) Page 2 of 3 1. 3 ALS, 2 ANS, 4 TLS, 21 cards to EH, Dec. 2003 - July 2004. [F. 16] 2. 3 faxes from EH to "Emma." B. Professional. 1. 4 emails to EH from Joe Discher, 3/25/04. [F. 17] 2. 26 faxes to EH from various, 8/24/01 - 7/28/04. 3. 25 fan mail, TLS and ALS to EH, 4/27/00 - 6/14/04. 4. 32 TLS, 6/26/01 - 7/22/04. 5. 2 notes from EH, 5/5/03, 12/15/03. 6. 8 undated letters to EH. 7. 2 cards.

IV. Financial Material. A. FedEx receipt, 3/5/04. [F. 18] B. 2 receipts, Enterprise Car Rentals, 1/25/04, 3/3/04.

V. Miscellaneous. A. "Personal Provider Directory," from PHCS, Private Health Care Systems, May 2004. B. 8 miscellaneous clothing tags re: Rex Rexroth.

VI. Film and Video. A. Video cassettes, VHS format. 1. "General Siocum," Acts 1-5, 3/18/04. [No folder] 2. "Car Crazy: Malcolm Pray," Malcolm Pray Car Collection, "The Collectors," 2003.

VII. Audio. C. Compact discs. 1. "The Whiffenpoofs Song." 2. "Gilmore Girls - Ted Koppel's Big Night Out; Bulldog."

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I. Manuscripts. Box24 A. Screenplays. [Also see Box 25.] 1. "The Aviator," by John Logan, 149 p., includes fragments, draft, 9/30/02. [F. 1] 2. "Conquest," by Leif A. Gruenberg, 116 p. "Fever Pitch" by and ; includes correspondence; 123 p., 6/19/03. [F. 2] 3. "Five Dollars a Day," by Neale Tippi Dobrofsky; includes internal breakdown; 110 p., 12/3/02. 4. "The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth," by Jule Selbo, based on "Between the Lines" by Rocky Lang; 110 p., 11/12/02. [F. 3] 5. "Glad All Over," by John Herzfeld; includes internal breakdown; 114 p.; 10/23/02. 6. "The Good Shepherd," by , 147 p.; 3/5/03. [F. 4] 7. "Heart of a Soldier," by Robert Nelson Jacobs, 117 p.; draft, 2/3/03. 8. "Miss Congeniality," by Marc Lawrence, Katie Ford, and Caryn Lucas; includes one line schedule; 5/17/00. [F. 5] 9. "Cake," by Tassie Cameron, 1/29/04. 10. "Welcome to Mooseport," by Tom Schulman; includes crew list, cast list, schedules; 124 p.; 5/6/03. [F. 6] B. Plays. 1. "The Lady From the Sea," 95 p. [F. 7] 2. "Unfaithfully Yours," by Pat Dailey, based on screenplay by Preston Sturges, 89 p., Jan. 2003. C. Teleplays. 1. "Gilmore Girls." a. "Emily Says 'Hello'," 10/19/04. [F. 8] b. "The Party's Over," 10/7/04. c. "Women of Questionable Morals," 11/10/04. d. "You Jump, I Jump, Jack," includes pre-shooting script, 9/27 /04. [F. 9] e. "Those Are Strings, Pinocchio," 4/07/03. f. Untitled, 3/26/03. g. "Here Comes the Son," 3/26/03. [F. 10] h. "The Hobbit, The Sofa and Digger Stiles," 8/16/03. 1. "Ballrooms and Biscoth," 2 copies, 7/23/03. J. "The Big One," 1/28/03. [F. 11] k. "We Got Us a Pippi Virgin!," 2 copies, includes shooting

Hermann, Edward (1/3/05) Page 1 of 4 script, 9/2/04. 1. Untitled, 11/9/04. [F. 12] m. "But Not As Cute As Pushkin," 10/29/04. n. Untitled, pre-shooting script, 11/21/04. 2. "Numb3rs," pilot episode for series, by Cheryl Heuton and , 66 p. [F. 13] D. Screenplays (continued). 1. "Trespassing," by James Merendino, 2/17/03. 2. "Bereft, by Peter Ferland, 91 p., ca. 2004. Box25 3. "Relative Strangers," by Greg Glienna and Peter Stass; includes revisions, 3 drafts, shooting scripts, call lists, schedules, fares, and fragments, 117 p., ca. 2004-2005. [F. 1-2] D. Audio scripts. 1. "The Presidents: To the Best of My Ability" by Margaret Haddad, 3-8 hours. [F. 3] 2. "Updike Script," 146 p. 3. "A Path Between the Seas," by David McCullough, 3/31/03. [F. 4] 4. "Benjamin Franklin," includes cover letter, 80 p., 8/20/04. [F. 5] 5. "Siberia: How the East Was Won," 2 copies, pp. 1-42, 62-76, and 1-61. 6. "The Kings: From Babylon to Baghdad," rough cut and final drafts. [F. 6] 7. · "Readings for Moby Dick Show." 8. "The World of Atlas Shrugged," by Robert James Bidinotto, 57 p. [F. 7] 9. "The French Revolution." 10. "Playstation /989 MCB 2005," 8 copies, 5/5/04. 11. "A Christmas Carol" by , 2 copies. 12. "The Louisiana Purchase," includes cover letter and various radio voice-over, 1/31/03. E. Miscellaneous notes, March 23, 2004 and Sep. 16, 2004. [F. 12]

II. Professional Material. A. Miscellaneous "Gilmore Girls" call sheets, crew call sheets, shooting scripts and one-lines. [F. 8] B. "Gilmore Girls," episode title list and descriptions. C. "Bereft," call sheets and shooting scripts. [F. 9] D. 17 itineraries, including "Gilmore Girls," "The Aviator," and "Welcome to Mooseport." E. Miscellaneous includes cast bio, flyers, "Duke of Hazzard" cast information.

III. Printed Material. A. Williamstown Theatre Festival's 50th Anniversary Bash" program guide, 3

Hermann, Edward (1/3/05) Page 2 of 4 copies, 2004. [F. 10] B. Tribeca Film Festival, 2004 program guides. C. "The Practice" yearbook, 1996-2004. D. "28 Telluride Film Festival" 2001 yearbook and official supplement to the festival. E. Newspaper articles re: Alec Guinness. [F. 11] F. "The Telluride Watch," 8/31/01. G. Programs, re: "For Pete's Sake," "Writers in Performance," "Third Sunday of Easter," "A Celebration of the Life and Career of Daniel M. Petrie."

IV. Correspondence. A. Personal 1. 9 faxes, February 2004- October 2004. 2. 5 greeting cards. B. Professional. 1. 28 letters; includes photos ofNicole Rizzo; 2001-2004. 2. 6 invitations to screening. [F. 12] 3. Ticket stub for premiere "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban."

V. Photographs. A. 2 color prints of EH.

VI. Financial. A. 3 shipping receipts.

VII. Legal. A. Employment authorization for Canada, Dec. 1998.

VIII. Audio. A. Compact discs. 1. "Can't Tell the Difference." [Env. 1] 2. "Polar Express - When Christmas Comes to Town."

IX. Film and Video. A. Video cassettes, VHS fomat. 1. "D-Day To Berlin: Ep. 1 - The Struggle to Breakout." 2. "SNAM: Edward Hermann," parts 1-3.

X. Scrapbooks. A. "E.H. as Franklin Roosevelt and Jane Alexander as Eleanor Roosevelt"; disassembled; includes inscription by EH on inside cover: "3-5-04. My Dad's scrapbook. He was rather pleased with the show! As a Republican, he defended Roosevelt at a Main Line cocktail - unheard of!! My

Hermann, Edward (1/3/05) Page 3 of 4 Democratic mother was non-pleased. E.H".

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I. Manuscripts. Box26 A. Audio scripts. 1. Books on tape. a. "The Johnstown Flood," by David McCullough, 406 p. [F. 1-2] b. "Luckiest Man: The Life and Death of Lou Gehrig," by Jonathan Eig, abridged by Peter Michalos, 342 pages. [F. 3-4] 2. Narration for films/ television specials. a. "Beyond the Da Vinci Code," 2 copies, 31 p. and 61 p. [F. 5] b. "Countdown to Armageddon," by David de Vries. (i) "Hour One," 29 p., 11/20/04. (ii) "Hour Two," 31 p. c. "FDR: A Presidency Revealed." [F. 6] (i) "Part One," 90 p., 1/6/05. (ii) "Part Two," 83 p., 1/10/05. d. "The Presidents." [F. 7] (i) "Hours 5-6 Pickups," 10 p. (ii) "Episode 7," 34 p., 9/23/04. (iii) "Hour 8," 9/12/04. 3. Commercials. a. "Michigan Urology Center," 3 copies, 2 p. each. b. "American Express," 2 p.; includes cover fax. c. "The Angel's Angel: Angel Church," 5 p., 12/27/04. d. "Clinton Bumpers," 1 p., 2 copies. B. Stage plays. 1. "The Bettinger Prize: A Scholarly Farce," by Edwin Wilson, 112 p., 1995. [F. 8] 2. "Molly's Delicious," by Craig Wright, 68 p., 1997. 3. "Pudd'nhead Wilson," by Charles Smith, 76 p., 2001. [F. 9] C. Screenplays. 1. "Ambition," by Keith Curran, 100 p., 1/13/05. 2. "The Delivery," by Rik Gloff and Larry Carroll, 125 p., 1998. [F. 10] 3. "Endgame," by Stephen Susco, 130 p., 2001. 4. "The L. A. Riot Spectacular," by Marc Klasfeld, 107 p., 2003. [F. 11]

Hermann, Edward (3/8/05) Page 1 of 3 5. "Bee Movie," animated film, author unknown (possibly Jerry · ), fragment, 11 p., includes cover fax. 6. "Tom Goes to the Mayor," animated series, author unknown (possibly Bob Odenkirk), fragment, 1 p., includes cover fax. D. "One Hundred," song to celebrate "Gilmore Girls" 100th episode, 3 p. E. "Gilmore Girls" teleplays; may include shooting scripts and call sheets. 1. "Come Home," 78 p., 11/22/04. [F. 12] 2. "Wedding Bell Blues," 71 p., 12/6/04. 3. "Jews and Chinese Food," 78 p., 2 copies, 1/13/05. [F. 13] 4. "So ... Good Talk," 74 p., 2 copies, 1/25/05. [F. 14] 5. "Pulp Friction," 83 p., 2/6/05. [F. 15]

II. Professional Material. A.. Three itineraries, November- December 2004, includes 1 boarding pass. B. Television Critics Association schedule, 1 page, ½005. C. ADR pages for "Gilmore Girls," 2 p. D. Map for NBC/ Univeral. E. Invoice with receipt from bookstore.

III. Printed Material. A. 3 articles re: "Gilmore Girls," 2004-2005. [F. 16] B. 1 article re: "Here Come the Monsters." C. Flyer for "The Eighth Annual Broadway Blessing." D. Program, "The Rivals." E. 4 invitations and passes for advance screenings of Warner Brothers movies. F. 3 tickets to "The WB's TCA 2005." G. Photocopied train information, photos and stats. H. Program, FDR Memorial Ceremony, EH speaker. I. Memorial program for Christopher Reeve.

IV. Correspondence. A. 22 professional TLS to EH, Sep. 2004 - Feb. 2005. [F. 17] B. 3 notes to EH professional. C. 8 cards and invitations.

V. Film and Video. A. Video cassettes, all VHS format. I. "The DaVinci Code." [No Folder] 2. "Gilmore Girls: Sadie, Sadie/ Hammers and Veils." 3. "Meguiar's Car Crazy 'Pebble Beach' 9019." 4. "Selected Stock Footage of ."

Hermann, Edward (3/8/05) Page 2 of 3 VI. Audio. A. "Studio 360, Show 549, Moby Dick," compact disc.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 2006 Addenda

Added to Box 27

I. Film and Video. A. "E. Herrmann, 4/27 /04," re: HGARC lecture, video. [No Folder]

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I. Correspondence. Box28 A. Personal, may include printed material; 12 ALS, TLS, 1987-2003. [F. 1-2] B. Professional, approx. 75 ALS, TLS, Feb. - Dec. 2003.

II. Manuscripts. A. Audio-books, TS. 1. "Greatheart's Circle," approx. 100 p. [F. 3-4] 2. "," by McCullough, approx. 250 p. 3. "General Ike," by John Eisenhower, 273 p.; includes TLS, 3/4/03. [F. 5-6] 4. "Price of Loyalty," by Ron Suskind, first draft, 324 p., 12/01/03; includes TLS, 12/01/03. [F. 7-8] 5. "The Path Between the Seas," by David McCullough, 148 p. [F. 9] B. Teleplays and radio plays, TS. 1. "Samurai," 47 p., 11/13/03. [F. 10] 2. "The Fifties," 6 p., 10/24/97; includes holograph notes. 3. "New York Maritime Tradition," 7 p., 4/23/03, 2 copies. 4. "Nostradamus, 500 Years Later," 45 p., 11/26/03; includes holograph notes. 5. "History of Medicine," 72 p., 2/11/03. [F. 11] C. Screenplays. 1. "Holy Cos," TS, 31 p., 12/4/03. [F. 12] 2. "Stalin: Man of Steel," TS with holograph corrections, 48 p.; includes correspondence, 7/24/03. 3. "Tiffany Diamonds," TS with holograph notes, 7 p. 4. "Days That Shook the World," series. a. Re: "Hiroshima," TS, 31 p., 11/16/03. [F. 13] b. Re: "Tutankhamu.n's Tomb and Deciphering the Rosetta Stone," TS, 25 p., 11/16/03. c. Re: "Assassination ofMLK, Freeing of Mandela," TS, approx. 30 p., 11/16/03. d. Re: "Kristallnacht and the Birth oflsrael," TS, 21 p., 11/16/03. 5. "The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth," by Jule Selbo, based on "Between the Lines," by Rocky Lang, 110 p., 11/21/02. [F. 14] 6. "Expert Witness - Pilot for 'Day One'," by Keith Ablow and Hart Hanson, 62 p., n.d.; includes character sketches. 7. "Crossing Jordan: Pandora's Trunk II," by Tim Kring, 54 p., Mar. 18, no year. [F. 15]

Herrmann, Edward (3/7 /06) Page 1 of 2 8. "Thought Crimes," scene inserts, TS, 14 p., 11/6/03; TS, 14 p., 11/14/06, 2 copies. [F. 16] 9. "Strip Search," by Tom Fontana, scene inserts, 3 p., 11/14/03; includes professional material. 10. "Law and Order: Darwinian," by Marc Guggenheim, TS, 48 p., 1/13/03. 11. "Gilmore Girls," series. Box29 a. Episode 175020, 80 p., 3/15/03. [F. 1] b. Episode 17022, 80 p., 4/7/03. [F. 2] c. Episode 176158, 75 p., 10/9/03. [F. 3] d. Episode 176163, 70 p., 12/8/03. e. Episode 175018, 70 p., 2/21/03. [F. 4] f. Episode 175019, 75 p., 3/4/03. [F. 5]

III. Professional Material. A. Files; may include manuscripts, notes, schedules, correspondence. 1. Re: "Gilmore Girls," Feb. - Dec. 2003. [F. 6] 2. "Theater Lyrics and Schedule, 'Candy is Dandy'." [F. 7] 3. Miscellaneous material; includes schedules; directions; music. [F. 8] 4. "Scenes for Auditions, 'Sides,' 3/10/03." [F. 9] 5. "Adscripts: BBDD Dodge Stratus, Marine Corps Scholarships, 10/97." [F. 10] 6. Re: "Crossing Jordan," includes call sheets: correspondence, 3/03. [F. 11] IV. Printed Material. A. Articles and reviews re: theater, 1987-2003; may include press releases. [F. 12-14] B. Various magazines, 1981-1988. [F. 15] C. Various articles re: EH and mother, 1979-1988. [F. 16] D. Various programs and playbills, 1988-2003. [F. 17]

V. Photographs. A. Various prints, 1959-1997; includes AN on reverse. [F. 18]

VI. Audio. A. CD, "Gilmore Girls, 'Perry Como'," episode 175019.

VII. Film and Video. A. VHS tape, "8th Annual SAG Awards," 61 minutes.

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I. Manuscripts. Box30 A. Shooting scripts for the television series "Gilmore Girls." 1. "New and Improved Lorelai," #2T6301, TS, 74 p., 7/19/05. [F. 1] 2. "We've Got Magic to Do," #2T6305, TS, 75 p., 9/1/05. 3. "Title TBD," #2T6306, TS, 79 p., 9/12/05. [F. 2] 4. "Welcome To The Dollhouse," #2T6306, TS, 79 p., 9/13/05. 5. "Twenty-One Is The Loneliest Number ... ," #2T6307, TS, 76 p., 9/20/05. [F. 3] 6. "The Prodigal Daughter Returns," #2T6309, TS, 77 p., 10/18/05. 7. "Title TBD," pre-shooting, #2T6313, TS, 76 p., 12/4/05. [F. 4] 8. "Friday Night's Alright for Fighting," #2T6313, TS, 77 p., 12/5/05, 2 copies. [F. 5] 9. "Title TBD," pre-shooting, #2T6314, TS, 78 p., 11/19/05. 10. "You've Been Gilmored," #2T6314, TS, 78 p., 1/3/06. [F. 6] 11. "Title TBD," pre-shooting, #2T6317, TS, 81 p., 2/15/06. 12. "I'm OK, You're OK," #2T63 l 7, TS, 78 p., 2/6/06. [F. 7] 13. "Title TBD," pre-shooting, #2T6318, TS, 79 p., 2/15/06. 14. "The Real Paul Anka," #2T63 l 8, TS, 78 p., 2/16/06. [F. 8] 15. "Title TBD," pre-shooting, #2T6321, TS, 79 p., 3/22/06. 16. " 'Gilmore Girls Piece'," TS, 20 p., 12/14/05. 17. 30 script revisions from various dates. [F. 9] 18. Script fragments. a. "Title TBD," #2T6305, TS, 29 p., 8/31/05. b. "The Prodigal Daughter Returns," #2T6309, 7 p., 10/18/05. B. "The Skeptic," by Tennyson Bardwell. [F. 10] 1. Draft, TS, 101 p., 2004; includes correspondence from Robbie Kass. 2. Draft, TS, 104 p., 10/24/05, signed by EH. 3. Revisions, approx. 20 p. C. "The Pleasure of Your Company," by , 2 drafts signed by EH, 99-103 p., 10/6/05, 11/3/05; includes 17 revisions of script, approx. 40 p. [F. 11-12] B. Audio scripts; some include professional material. 1. "The Antichrist," ny Sean Dash. [F. 13] a. TS with holograph notes, 39 p., 11/30/05. b. "Hour One," 2 drafts, 25-41 p., 11/30/05. c. "Zero Hour," 41 p., 11/30/05, 3 copies. 2. "Bible Battles," 51 p., 10/3/05; includes TLS to EH from David Padrusch, n.d. [F. 14]

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3. "Countdown to Armageddon, 5 p., 12/9/05; 2 copies. 4. "." a. "Maya Prophecy," by Arthur Drooker, 2 drafts, 37-42 p., 12/2/05, 1/15/06; includes TLS from Caroline Harting. b. "Prophecies of Babylon," by John Greenewald, 2 drafts, 18- 38 p., 11/23/05, 11/28/05. [F. 15] 5. "Eighty Acres of Hell," 2 drafts, 28-63 p., n.d. 6. "Giganto: the Real King Kong," 16 p., n.d. 7. "The Heart of the City," 6 p., 1/8/06. 8. "Heaven: Beyond the Grave," 5 drafts, 19-31 p., 11/15/05 - 11/25/05. [F. 16] 9. "The Hitler Family," 33 p., 6/28/05. 10. "Holy Cow," 23 p., 12/3/03. [F. 17] 11. "The Lost Liner and the Empire's Gold," 6-10 p., 2 drafts, n.d. 12. "Massacre at Mystic," 10 p., 11/10/05. 13. "Mayflower," by Nathaniel Philbrick, 193 p., 1/17 /06. 14. "Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle," by Rob Simone, 3 drafts, 18- 24 p., 11/18/05 - 11/19/05. [F. 18] 15. "The Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site," 19 p., 12/8/05; includes fax cover sheet to EH. Box31 16. "Nostradamus: 500 Years Later," by Vincent Bridges, 93 p., 11/26/03; includes ALS from Glenn Kirschbaum. [F. 1] 17. "The Prophecies oflsrael," 32 p., 11/22/05. [F. 2] 18. "Relics of the Passion," by Lee Schneider, 4 drafts, 33-42 p., 12/1/05. 19. "The Revolution." a. "Hour One," 32 p., 3/1/06; includes TLS, re: script, 3/3/06. [F. 3] b. "Hour Two," 35 p., 3/2/06. c. "Hour Three," 25 p., 3/24/06. d. "Hour Four," 30 p., n.d. e. "Hour Five," 26 p., 2/21/06. f. "Hour Six," 34 p., 3/1/06. 20. "Secrets of the Koran." a. "Hour One - Narration Only," 33 p., 1/23/06. [F. 4] b. "Hour One - Full Script," 46 p., 1/24/06. c. "Hour Two - Full Script," 53 p., 1/23/06. d. "Hour Two - Narration Only," 34 p., 1/23/06; includes pronunciation list, 2 p. 21. "Templar Code: Part 1, Crusade of Secrecy," pp. 2-47, 10/3/05. [F. 5] 22. "War of the Worlds," 2 drafts, voice-over and final script, 20-38 p., n.d., 10/3/05. [F. 6] 23. "The Ten Commandments," approx. 125 p., 3/10/06.

Herrmann, Edward (4/6/06) Page 2 of 5 24. "Titanic's Final Moments," by Rushmore Denooyer, narration script, 48 p., 1/10/06; includes ALS from Denooyer. [F. 7] 25. "Titanic's Final Moments," script, 32 p., 1/10/06. 26. "Unraveling the Shroud," 30-41 p., 12/1/05, 2 copies. 27. Commercials. a. Re: BMW, 1 p., 3/27/06. b. Re: Morgan Stanley, 7 p., 1/25/06. c. Re: Rent-a-Center, 1 p., n.d. d. Re: Ritz Carlton, 2 p., n.d. 3 7. Miscellaneous fragments, approx. 12 p. E. Screenplays, teleplays and stage plays by various authors. 1. "3 Lbs," by Peter Ocko, pilot for television series, 37 p., 9/12/05; includes TLS, re: script, 3/15/05. [F. 8] 2. "Barstool Words," screenplay by Josh Ben Friedman, 96 p., 4/11/05. 3. "A Body of Water," stage play by Lee Blessing. [F. 9] a. "First Rehearsal, TS, 97 p.; includes professional material, re: rehearsal. b. "October 2004 Version," TS, approx. 120 p.; includes correspondence to EH from Pat McCorkle, 3/17/05. 4. "Casablanca," screenplay by Julius Epstein, Phillip G. Epstein, Howard Koch, 2 drafts. [F. 10] a. "Third Draft," 84 p., 3/1/05; includes ANS from David Michaels. b. "Fourth Draft," TS with notes, 88 p., 4/10/05. 5. "The Factory Girl," screenplay by Captain Mauzner, 2 drafts. (Note: EH appears in this film.) [F. 11] a. Draft, 125 p., 8/3/04. b. Draft, approx. 45 p., 1/9/06; includes crew call; travel itinerary; character description; TLS from Ryan Martin, re: script, 1/6/06. 6. "Itty Bitty Titty Committee," screenplay by Abigail Shafran and Tina Mabry, 104 p.; includes TLS by Ryan Martin re: script, 2/1/06. [F. 12] 7. "Lindberg #1," by , Mitchel Hurwitz, Rob LaZebnik, 56 p., n.d. 8. "Orpheus," 62 p., n.d. [F. 13] 9. "The Pleasure of Your Company," by Michael Ian Black, 99 p.; includes TLS to EH from Ryan Martin, 9/30/05. 10. "Southern Comfort," writer's draft, 33 p., 12/10/05. 11. "Spinning Into Butter," screenplay by Rebecca Gilman and Doug Atchinson, 111 p., 9/14/05. [F. 14] 12. "Super Ex" (filmed as "My Super Ex Girlfriend"), screenplay by

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Don Payne, 120 p., 4/11/05. 13. "Vantage Point," screenplay by Barry Levy, 106 p., 11/4/05. F. Stage plays. 1. "Festein," stage adaption by David Eldridge, 62 p, Mar. 2004. [F. 15] 2. "Good For Otto," by , 61 p., 3/29/99. 3. "The Good German," by David Wiltse, 62 p., 2/7/05. 4. "The Plains of Ilion," by Steven Sater, 84 p., 1/9/98. [F. 16] G. Speeches. 1. "Remarks on the Death of Dana Reeve," 6 p., 3/23/06; 3 copies, one autographed by EH. 2. Untitled re: John Paul II, center for performance art in his honor, holograph, 25 p. 3. Untitled re: Shakespeare, 3 p., given by EH at Shakespeare Theatre, NJ, 3/27/01; includes schedule of events. H. Miscellaneous 1. Holograph script, re: EH and ADC Museum, 1 p., n.d. 2. "One Last Swipe: A Tribute to Dave House," teleplay, read by EH, 3 p., 10/10/05.

IL Printed Material. A. Book excerpt from MORNING ON HORSEBACK, by David McCullough, pp. 165-380. [F. 17] B. Excerpts from ON THE RAZZLE, by , 79 p., photocopies. [F. 18] C. Magazines. 1. Audiofile, Dec. 2005. 2. Performances, Feb. 2006. D. Playbill, "," Feb. 1988. E. "Senior Theses: The Class of2005," from Wesleyan University Film Studies Department; includes TNS to EH, 5/17/05. F. Program, "A Body of Water," play, 7/1/05. G. Miscellaneous, includes internet printouts, magazine clippings, flyers, approx. 7 p. H. Season program for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, 2004. I. Program, "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," Shakespeare Theatre, NJ, 3/27/04, 2 copies.

III. Correspondence. Box32 A. Personal letters (TNS, ALS, ANS, faxes, greeting cards, e-mail, invitations, fan mail), 1989, 2005-2006. [F. 1-2]

IV. Professional Material. A. Re: "Pleasure of Your Company," approx.7 p.; includes cast list, crew

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calls; memos. [F. 3] B. Re: "Gilmore Girls," approx. 40 p.; includes crew calls; itineraries. C. Miscellaneous, approx.y 40 p.; includes travel itineraries; airline ticket stubs; contracts. D. Information packet for EH as "Keynote Speaker for the World Individual Public Speaking and Debating Championships," Mar. 2006.

V. Financial Material. A. Bill statements, invoices, 5 p. [F. 4]

VI. Photographs. A. 2 digital prints re: set of "Gilmore Girls." B. 5" x 7" print re: cast and crew of "The Pleasure of Your Company," featuring: EH, Michael Ian Black, Jason Biggs, Rob Corddry. C. 3 black and white prints re: EH. D. Re: EH and Gary Marshall, 5" x 8" print. E. Re: "Three Sisters," Princeton, negative F. 10" x 13.5" negative of EH. G. 12 prints from New York Shakespeare Festival: Shakespeare Marathon, 1988; includes 10 3.5" x 5" photographs of EH and others; 5" x 811 print of EH and Martin Sheen.

VII. Audio. A. "John Adams," by David McCullough, Simon and Schuster Audio, read by EH, 6 cassette tapes.

VIII. Film and Video. A. "American Revolution," 6 DVDs, "Hours 1, 3, 5, 6 Fine Cut; Hours 2, 4 Rough Cut," 2/6/06 - 3/1/06. B. "Heaven: Beyond the Grave," fine cut, VHS cassette, 11/15/05.

Herrmann, Edward (4/6/06) Page 5 of 5 (i) Tracking script, 80 p., 4/14/06; includes TLS with holograph notes, 4/15/06. (ii) Tracking script, narration only, 47 p., 4/15/06; includes holograph corrections; email, 4/19/06; TLS with holograph notes, 4/20/06. 5. "The Mayflower" (alternative title: "Desperate Crossing: The Untold Story of the Mayflower"), shooting script, 130 p., 10/12/05; includes TLS, 6/9/06; script fragments; 2 DVDs. [F. 14] B Scripts. 1. Reject~d film roles. a. "Charlie Wilson's War," by , 145 p., 5/23/05. [F. 15] b. "The Devil Wears Prada," by Aline Brash McKenna, 125 p., 8/12/04; includes TLS, 7/8/05. [F. 16] c. "Elvis and Anabella," by Will Geiger, 99 p. [F. 17] d. "Fur," by Erin Cressida Wilson, 122 p., 9/15/04. [F. 18] e. "Gone, Baby, Gone," by Ben Affleck, 123 p., 3/29/05. [F. 19] Box 33 f. "The Paper Man," by Michele and Kieran Mulroney; includes holograph notes. [F. 1] g. "The Sentinel," by George Nolfi, 114 p., 11/18/04. [F. 2] h. "Shadows of Atticus," by D. Delaney, 100 p.; includes TLS, 4/25/06. [F. 3] 1, "The Girl's Guide to Hunting and Fishing," by Marc Klein, 105 p., 2/7/06; includes holograph corrections. [F. 4] J. "The Hills Have Eyes," by Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur, 102 p., 2/14/05 [F. 5] 2. "I Think I Love My Wife," by and Louis C. K. RESTRICTED. Draft, 105 p., 3/8/06; includes: [E. 1-2] a. Revised pages with holograph corrections, 5/9/06- 5/16/06. b. TLS, 5/12/06. c. 6 call sheets, 6/14- 6/16, no year. d. 1 set map. e. 1 schedule, 6/13-6/16, no year. 3. "The Gilmore Girls," pre-shooting script, 71 p., 4/3/06; includes holograph corrections. [F. 6] 4. Commercials. [F. 7] a. "The Ritz-Carlton Club," final script draft with holograph corrections, 6 p., 7/18/06. b. "Quizno's Campaign VO," TV and radio copy, 3 p., 5/11/06. c. "Ford," TV copy of "Kiln," "Spirit," "Anthem," 3 p., 4/18/06. 5. "Exiles," possibly teleplay by S. T. Hennigan, 8 p., 7/16/06.

Herrmann, Edward (8/15/06) Page 2 of 4 6. "The One Percent Solution," audio script by Ron Suskind, 336 p.; includes holograph corrections. [F. 7-8] 7. "Services of Tenebrae," 7 readings of prayers, 22 p., 4/14/06; includes holograph c01Tections; notes; programs. [F. 9] 8. "Remarks to the World Individual Public Speaking and Debating Championships," speech, 3 p., 2006; includes holograph corrections; story fragments; script fragments. 9. Remarks at Wesleyan University on the Film, "," 23 p., 7/17 /06; includes holograph corrections; notes. 10. "Eight Legs," story, 3 p., 2002; includes picture; ANS, 8/1/06. 11. Script fragments, 12 p., 2005-2006; includes holograph corrections.

III. Printed Materials. A. AudioFile magazine, 72 p., June/July 2006, 2 copies. [F. 10] B. Programs. 1. "Playbill," 85 p., May 2006. 2. "Creative Alternatives of New York, Annual Benefit," 13 p., 2006. 3. "60 Years of Tony Award Excellence," 2006; includes seat number for picture. 4. "HB Ensemble: Two Evenings of One-Act Plays," 16 p.; includes holograph notes. C. Articles.: 1. New York Times, 2 p., 6/3/06; includes TLS. 2. Odd Match Up, 1 p., 8/16/06; includes note. D. Dinner menu, 1 p., 5/18/06.

IV. Professional Materials. A. 2 call sheets re: "Gilmore Girls," 27 p., 4/9-10/06; includes holograph notes. B. Narration schedule, 4 p.,5/23-24/06; includes holograph notes. C. Flight papers for CW party, 11 p., 4/5-10/06; includes e-mail, 4/5/06; boarding pass, 4/10/06; TLS, with shooting schedules.

V. Financial Materials. A. Hotel bill receipt, 1 p., May 17, no year.

VI. Personal Memorabilia. A. pass.

VII. Film and Video. [Loose] A. VHS. 1. Re: "Washington's Generals." a. "Daniel Organ."

Herrmann, Edward (8/15/06) Page 3 of 4 b. "Lord Cornwallis." c. "Marquis de Lafayette." d. "Nathaniel Greene." 2. "Take a Letter Darling." B. DVD. 1. "Revolution." a. "Episode 12: Fine Cute," 7/20/06. b. "Episode 13: Rough," 7/12/06. 2. "The Heart of the Heart of the City." 3. "The Salvation Army of Greater New York." C. Miscellaneous. 1. "Episode 7, Timing Lock," 5/13/06. 2. "Hour 8: Timing Lock w/TC Burn-in," 6/28/06. 3. "Hour 10," 7/13/06. 4. "Episode 11: Fine Cut."

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I. Manuscripts. Box34 A. Scripts re: performances by EH, TS. 1. "Gilmore Girls." a. "Driving Miss Gilmore," cue sheet with holograph corrections, 1 p., 4/27/06; includes fax. [F. 1] b. "Lorelai's First Cotillion," shooting script with holograph corrections, 76 p., 8/4/06. c. "' S Wonderful, 'S Marvelous," 8/18/06. (i) Shooting script with holograph corrections, 77 p. (ii) "Blue Revision," 60 p. [F. 2] d. "The Great Stink." (i) Shooting script with holograph corrections, 77 p., 8/28/06. (ii) "Golden Rod Revision" with holograph corrections, 2 p., 9/12/06. e. "Go Bull Dogs!," shooting script with holograph corrections, 79 p., 9/19/06. [F. 3] f. "Knit, People, Knit!" (i) Shooting script, 81 p., 10/12/06. (ii) "Golden Rod Revision," 1 p., 10/24/06. g. "To Whom It May Concern." (i) Shooting script with holograph corrections, 75 p., 11/17/06. [F. 4] (ii) "Pink Revision," 2 p., 11/30/06. h. "I'd Rather Be In Philadelphia." (i) "Full Blue Revision," 80 p., 11/29/06. (ii) "Full Yellow Revision" with holograph corrections, 80 p., 12/4/06. [F. 5] (iii) Fragment, 3 p., 12/8/06, 2 copies. 2. Re: History Channel scripts, TS with holograph corrections unless noted. a. "The States." (i) "Show#l," 31 p., 11/14/06. [F. 6] (ii) "Show #2," 48 p., n.d. (iii) "Show #3," 33 p., 11/14/06. (iv) "Show #4," 66 p., 12/1/06. (v) "Show #5," 34 p., 11/14/06, no corrections. [F. 7] (vi) "Show #6," 37 p., 11/29/06. b. "The Revolution."

Herrmann, Edward (12/19/06) Page 1 of 4 (i) "Episode 7," narration script, 35 p. (ii) "Episode 7: Treason and ," editing script, 32 p., 5/12/06; includes TLS. (iii) "Episode 9," narration script, 24 p. (iv) "Episode 9: Fight for the South," editing script, 25 p. (v) "Episode 11," narration script, 22 p. (vi) "Episode 11: a Nation," 29 p., 5/11/06. 3. "The Gods of Newport," audio script, by John Jakes, second draft with holograph corrections, 362 p., 7/18/06. [F. 8-9] 4. Event scripts. a. "Pebble Beach Concurs d'Elegance," sixth draft with holograph notes, 47 p., 8/18/05. [F. 10] b. "Basilica Bicentennial Concert," 2 drafts with holograph notes, 11-22 p., 10/17 /06, 10/29/06; includes TLS, 10/17/06; release form. c. "Breaking Records," program script, 5 p., 11/16/06. d. "Christmas Future," program script with holograph notes, 6 p., 11/16/06. e. "NASDAQ Agenda," program script with holograph notes, 11/17/06; includes TLS. f. "59th Annual Luncheon," script fragment, 7 p., 12/1/06. B. "Scripts for Consideration," sent to EH 1. Screenplays. a. "A Love of Time," by David L. Gurnee and Danielle Daccione, 133 p., 1/30/04; includes TLS with holograph notes, 1/31/04; 2 character summaries. [F. 11] b. "Broken English," by Zoe Cassavetes, 116 p., 1/3/06; includes TLS, 4/11/06. [F. 12] c. "Most Deadly Friend," by Lavra M. Flores, 109 p., 2002. [F. 13] d. "Teaching Mr. Roots," by Michael Amundson, 120 p., 6/5/03. [F. 14] e. "Wasps," by Brock Yates, 107 p.; includes TLS. [F. 15] 2. Stageplays. a. "A Life in Revue- The Will Rogers Follies," script with holograph corrections, 71 p., 1/12/ b. "A," by James Scofield Mackenzie, 2 drafts, 85 p., 4/23/02; includes TLS, 4/23/02. [F. 16] 3. Teleplays. a. "Conspiracy - Pilot," draft with holograph corrections, 65 p., 5/6/06; includes appointment slip with holograph corrections. [F. 17] b. "Numbers," 66 p.

Herrmann, Edward (12/19/06) Page 2 of 4 C. Speech notes re: Salvation Army, 7 note cards, holograph.

IL Printed Materials. A. Clippings approx. 40 articles re: EH for: [F. 18] 1. WB.com, 1 p., 11/29/01. 2. Mursters, 1 p. 3 CW Network with fan responses, 37 p., 1/24/06; includes note. B. 4 flyers, 12/16/06 - 1/26/07. C. "The Catholic Review," newsletter, 11/6/06; includes note. D. "59th Annual Luncheon," program, 12/6/06. E. "The Salvation Army," booklet. F. Magazines. 1. AudioFile, Dec. 2005 I Jan. 2006. 2. Performances, Aug. 2006. 3. War Cry of the Salvation Army, Christmas 2006.

III. Professional Materials. A. Press kits. [F. 19] 1. "The Baltimore Basilica Bicentennial Celebration," Nov. 4-12, 2006; includes e-mail with holograph notes. 2. "The Baltimore Basilica," includes TLS, 10/26/06. 3. "Rowena Beaumont Cherry," includes TLS, 8/13/04. B. Schedules and itineraries. 1. Re: "Embracing the Journey," 6 p.; includes show timing and information; show map; break timing and topics with holograph notes. 2. "59th Annual Luncheon Agenda," 2 p., 12/6/06; includes TLS, 11/22/06; holograph notes. 3. Re: "Gilmore Girls." a. "Travel Itinerary Ep. 4," 5 p., 8/27/06; 9/1/06; includes TLS, 8/28/06. b. "Travel Itinerary Ep. 5," 2 p.; includes fax with holograph notes, 9/7 /06. c. "Itinerary Ep. 7," 5 p., 9/27/06, 9/30/06; includes fax, 9/22/06. d. "Itinerary - Return to Hartford," 2 p., 9/29/06; includes TLS, 9/28/06. e. "Itinerary - Return Home," 2 p., 10/28/06; includes TLS, 10/25/06. f. "Itinerary Ep. 12," 3 p., 11/28/06, 12/2/06; includes TLS, 11/21/06. g. "Itinerary," 5 p., 12/7/06, 12/9/06. C. 19 actor call sheets with holograph corrections re: "Gilmore Girls," 8/15/06 - 12/18/06. [F. 20]

Herrmann, Edward (12/19/06) Page 3 of 4 D. 12 movie advanced screening invitations, 8/23/06 - 12/13/06. [F. 21] E. Miscellaneous 1. Unidentified note. 2. Airline boarding pass, 11/28/06. 3. Memo, 9/12/06. 4. "Pick-up lines," with holograph notes, 2 copies; includes ALS, 12/01. 5. "Factory Girl" (film), cue sheets, 3 p., Nov. 30, no year. 6. Press release re: "The Baltimore Basilica," 2 p., 11/6/06; includes fax, 10/27 /06.

IV. Correspondence. A. Fan mail; includes 50 ALS, 44 TLS, 2 postcards, 5/10/01 - 11/17/06. B. Professional; includes approx. 25 TLS, 8/14/04 - 11/08/06. C. Personal; includes 4 TLS, 4 cards, 1 postcard, 2 ALS; notables include: 1. EH to "Emma" ( daughter), 1 ALS, fax.

V. Photographs. A. Production stills re: EH, 8 11 x 10" black and white, unless noted. 1. "The Purple Rose of Cairo," includes Milo O'Shea, Deborah Rush, John Wood and EH. 2. "Murrow," EH as Fred Friendly. 3. "Concealed Enemies: Part 2 - Accusations," EH and as Alger and Priscilla Hiss. 4. EH, 1 color still.

VI. Personal Memorabilia. A. 2 name tags re: Salvation Army. B. Hospital name tag for "Richard Gilmore."

VII. Audio. A. "Christmas in Brass - The Salvation Army," CD, 2006. B. Reference music re: "Gilmore Girls," 2 CDs.

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I. Manuscripts. Box35 A. Teleplays, TS unless noted. 1. "Area 52," NBC pilot by Mike Armstrong, 33 p., 12/15/06, 2 copies; includes: [F. 1] a. TLS, 2/7/07. b. Project description, 2 p., 1/24/07. c. Character biographies, 2 p., 2/2/07. d. "General Keller", scene with corrections, 4 p., 12/15/06, 2 copies. 2. "Eli Stone," pilot by Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim, network draft, 64 p., 7/21/06; includes: a. Character biography, 1 p., 12/11/06. b. "Jordan," scenes with corrections, 7 p. 3. "Family of the Year," pilot by Erica Rivinoja, 36 p., 1/11/07. [F. 2] 4. "Football Wives," pilot by Marco Pennette, network draft #3, 61 p., 12/15/06. 5. "Gilmore Girls - I'm A Kayak, Hear Me Roar," by Rebecca Rand Kirshner, shooting script, 79 p., 1/9/07; includes shooting schedule, 3 p., 1/11/07. 6. "The Hill (working title)," by Shana Goldberg-Meehan, writer's draft, 54 p., 1/31/07, 2 copies; includes: a. TLS, 2/7/07. b. Character biography, 1 p. c. "Senator Roger," scenes with corrections, 5 p., 1/31/07. [F. 3] 7. "Hope Against Hope - Episode One: By The Numbers," pilot by Tom Schulman and Rafael Iglesias, first draft, 3rd revision, 64 p., 1/30/05. 8. "Lipstick Jungle," 70 p.; includes: [F. 4] a. Fax re: "Hector" scenes with corrections, 6 p., 3/1/07, 4 p., 3/23/07. b. Character biography, 1 p., 2/15/07. 9. "Marlowe - Choices," 2 drafts, 61-64 p., 12/16/06, 1/16/07; includes: [F. 5] a. 2 TLS, 1 p. each, 1/25/07. b. Character biography, 1 p., 2/9/07. c. Project information, 3 p., 1/23/07. d. "Peter" scenes with corrections, 3 p., 2/2/07. 10. "The News," pilot by Ric Swartzlander, network draft, 37 p.,

Herrmann, Edward (5/2/07) Page 1 of 4 12/12/06; includes: [F. 6] a. Character biographies, 2 p., 2/22/07. b. Notes. c. Mapquest.com print-out. 11. "Sam I Am," pilot, 2nd network draft, 32 p., 1/20/07; includes: a. Project information, 3 p., 3/1/07. b. "Howard" scenes, 6 p., 11/11/06. 12. "See Jane Run," pilot, by Alana Sanko, revised network draft, 33 p., 1/18/07. 13. "Two Families," by Barbara Wallace, Thomas R. Wolfe, 33 p., 1/19/07. 14. "Zip," pilot, by Mark Rizzo, first draft, 37 p., 12/29/06; includes: a. TLS, 3/1/07. b. Project information, 4 p., 3/1/07. B. Audio scripts, TS unless noted. 1. "Banned from the Bible II," narration only script, TS with holograph corrections, 74 p., 3/20/07; includes TLS, 3/16/07. [F. 7] 2. "Cleveland Clinic Over Time," revised script, 37 p., 1/4/07. 3. "Einstein: His Life and Universe," 920 p., 1/22/07; includes: [F. 8-12] a. TLS, 1/23/07. b. Excerpts with holograph c01Tections, pp. 548-549, 552-553, 578, 581-582, 900. 4. "How the was Made," 36 p., 3/16/07. [F. 13] 5. "Reclaiming History," Part 1, audio adaption of "The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy," 871 p., 2/25/07; includes TLS, 2/27/07. [F. 13-17] 6. "Sherman's March." [F. 18] a. Narration script with c01Tections, 23 p., 2/27/07, 2 copies. b. Final picture lock script, 60 p., 2/223/07; includes note. 7. "The States," includes "Pick-Up Lines" notes. a. Final narration script, 59 p., 12/7 /06. (i) "Show #7." (ii) "Episode #8." b. Final "Ed Herrmann" script. [F. 19] (i) "Episode #9," 47 p., 2/20/06. (ii) "Episode #10," 46 p., 1/10/07. Box36 8. "This is Your Brain on Music," 329 p., 2/26/07; includes TLS, 3/1/07. [F. 1-2] C. By EH. 1. "First Draft of Article for Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Insider," 2 drafts, TS and holograph, 4 p.; includes: [F. 3] a. TLS, 2/26/07. b. ANS to editor.

Herrmann, Edward (5/2/07) Page 2 of 4 c. 2 printed photographs re: EH. 2. "When Shakespeare Really Mattered," review re: "The Shakespeare Riots," by Nigel Cliff, 2 drafts, TS and holograph, 3-4 p. 3. "Speech Notes, In Honor of ," H-B dinner, 15 note cards.

II. Professional Materials. A. "Gilmore Girls," itineraries, Dec. 7-12, n.y., Jan. 11-13, n.y.; includes TLS. 1. "I'm A Kayak, Hear Me Roar," scripts include: a. Preliminary, 1/23/07. b. Blue revised, 1/23/07. c. 2 blue revised with shooting script, 1/22-23/07, 4-21 p. B. Miscellaneous. 1. 2 cue sheets. 2. New York Stock Exchange information. 3. "Closing Bell Ceremony." 4. "Lecture Tim"' information. 5. Itinerary, 1/24/07. C. Re: "Conspiracy," pilot, project information, 11/4/06. D. Re: "Lipstick Jungle." 1. Shooting call, 3/24/07. 2. 2 shooting calls with script, 3/22-23/07.

III. Printed Materials. A. Programs re: "Austin Pendleton," 11/27/06, 2 copies.

IV. Correspondence. A. 30 ANS, 40 TLS, 5 cards, 12/27/04-1/22/07; notables include: 1. Lynch, John. Note card, 10/10/06. 2. Conrad, David. ANS, n.d.; card, n.d. 3. Bishop, Kelly. Note card, 1/4/07. 4. Bledel, Alexis. Card, 1/4/07.

V. Personal Memorabilia. A. Passes. 1. 2 re: "Walt Disney Imagineering," 12/11/06. 2. Re: "59th Annual Luncheon of the Salvation Army," 12/6/06.

VI. Film and Video. A. "Cleveland Clinic History." DVD, 1/4/07. 1. "Audio: Chapter 1 Rough Narration." 2. "Chapter 2 Intus, Mono Music."

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VII. Miscellaneous. A. Cover sheet re: film "I Think I Love My Wife." B. Instructions re: honorary c~air in Salvation Army. C. Campaign information re: Salvation Army Christmas Campaign chair.

Herrmann, Edward (5/2/07) Page 4 of 4 b. "Gilmore Girls Only," by David Babcock. c. "Lorelai? Lorelai?" by David S. Rosenthal. d. "Unto the Breach," by David Babcock. [F. 5] 9. "Journey's End." [F. 6] 10. "Knight Rider" (2008 version), pilot episode, by Dave Andron [EH didn't appear in this]. 11. "Lipstick Jungle." 12. "The Thick Oflt," episode titled "The Reverses" [EH didn't appear in this]. B. Commercials, scripts, TS. [F. 7] 1. "Blum Shapiro." 2. "Infiniti." 3. "Jaguar." 4. "McDonalds: Morning Swear Jar." 5. "Ovation TV." 6. "Palm." 7. "Patek Philippe." 8. "TBWA I CHIAT I DA," includes correspondence; production notes. C. Re: EFC Gala. D. Speech. E. Unidentified scripts. F. Audio books, read by EH. 1. "The Mysterious Edge of the Heroic World." 2. "The Coldest Winter: America & the Korean War." [F. 8-9] G. Screenplays, TS. [EH didn't appear in this]. 1. "Anaconda 3: Offspring," by Nicholas Davidoff and David C. Olson [EH didn't appear in this]. [F. 10] 2. "Changeling," by J. Michael Straczynski [EH didn't appear in this]. 3. "Flash of Genius," by Philip Railsback [EH didn't appear in this]. [F. 11] 4. "Grey Gardens," by Michael Sucsy and Patricia Rozema. 5. "Journey's End." [F. 12] 6. "Lukas Reiter Project." 7. "The Six Wives of Henry Lefay," by Howard Michael Gould. [F. 13-14] 8. "Ratko: The Dictator's Son," by Robert Mittenthal and Mike Rubiner.

II. Printed Materials. A. Clippings; includes articles by and re: EH. [F. 15] B. Photocopies re: various works; includes 1. "Man and ."

Hermann, Edward (1/10/08) Page 2 of 4 2. "Blood and the Moon." 3. "Love." 4. "Crossword." 5. "Tennis Picture." 6. Untitled. C. Invitations. 1. To advanced screenings for the films "Land of Women" and "300"; includes music and lyrics. 2. To the "Gilmore Girls" series-end wrap party. 3. ToEFC. 4. To the Playwrights Foundation Gala Benefit. D. 9 programs re: Yale Commencement, concert, award ceremony, exhibit guides. E. Magazines with items re: EH. 1. The Economist, 12/23/06 - 1/5/07. 2. Michigan History, Mar.IApr. 2007. 3. Classic Record Collector, Winter 2006. F. Miscellaneous; includes steakhouse menu, signed.

III. Professional Materials. Box38 A. Production materials; includes call sheets re: 1. "Grey's Anatomy." [F. 1-3] 2. "Gilmore Girls." 3. "The Six Wives of Henry Lefay." B. Re: "National Salvation Army Week," press kit. [F. 4] C. Set maps and directions re: 1. "Grey's Anatomy." 2. "Gilmore Girls." D. Re: TV commercial scripts, filming. E. Subject files, may include correspondence; printed materials; scripts. 1. "Short Form Copy." [F. 5] 2. Untitled. a. Re: "Gilmore Girls." b. Re: "History Channel: Andrew Jackson."

IV. Correspondence. A. Professional; fan mail, audition requests, 7/14/04 - 12/3/07; notables include: [F. 6] 1. Roth, Peter (President, Warner Bros. Television). TLS, 5/22/07. B. Personal; birthday cards, thank-you cards, Jan. - Nov. 28, 2007.

v. Financial Materials. A. Re: "Portfolio Holdings and Investment." [F. 7]

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VII. Photographs. A. 2 prints re: .

VIII. Film and Video. A. DVDs. 1. "History Channel: Sherman's March," 3 DVDs. 2. "Saturday Night at - Beatty's Epic," 2006. 3. "Will Rogers Follies," includes notes. 4. "Gilmore Girls," episode 2T7771.

IX. Audio Materials. A. "Christopher Occhialini ... And the Silence Was Deafening," audio CD.

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I. Manuscripts. A "Dodge Commercials," file; includes scripts, production schedules; correspondence, approximately 200 p., 1997-1998. [F. 8-9] B. Scripts, TS unless noted. 1. "The Air War Over Germany," 23 p. [F. 10] 2. "AT&T," 3 p., 11/17/98. 3. "The ," 28 p. 4. "The Body of Christ in the Art of Europe and New Spain, 1150- 1800," 21 p., 9/10/98. 5. "Brown and Towland Radio," 1 p., 9/10/98, 6. "CBIA Health Connections," 1 p., 10/16/03. 7. "Chancellorsville," 10 p., 10/5/03. 8. "Coming Home: The Veterans Experience in America," 120 p., 9/10/98. 9. "Days That Shook the World," 35 p., 11/17/03. [F. 11] 10. "Duck," by Nick Bettauer, 108 p., 7/14/03. 11. "Elizabethtown," screenplay, 138 p. [F. 12] 12. "Escape!" 86 p., 12/1/98. 13. "Firestorm," 22 p., 2 copies, includes holograph notes. [F. 13] 14. "Gilmore Girls," sub-files include: a. "An Affair to Remember," by Amy Sherman-Palladino, 75 p., 9/17/03. b. "Die Jerk," by Daniel Palladino, 79 p., 10/9/03; includes shooting script, 2 drafts, 46-60 p. [F. 14] c. "Nag Hammadi Is Where They Found the Gnostic Gospels," by Amy Sherman-Palladino, 74 p., 12/8/03. d "The Nanny and the Professor," by Scott Kaufer, 78 p., 11/1/03. [F. 15] e. "TBD -Episode No. 176159," by Amy Sherman-Palladino, 122 p. 10/2/03. f. "Ted Koppel's Big Night Out," by Amy Sherman­ Palladino, 80 p., 10/21/03; includes 5 shooting scripts, 8-80 p. [F. 16] Box39 15. "Headlong," by Barbara Turner, 138 p., 9/2/03. [F. 1] 16. Re: "History's Lost and Found," [F. 2] a. "Hour 1," 42 p., 9/14/98. b. "Hour 2," 40 p., 9/14/08.

Hermann, Edward (1/13/09) Page 1 of 3 C. "Hour 3," 40 p., 9/14/08. 17. "Julius Caesar," 134 p., 12/22/87. [F. 3]

18. "Niagara," 61 p. [F. 4] 19. "Not About Heros," by Stephen MacDonald, 84 p. 20. Re: "The Practice." [F. 5] a. "Body Count," by David E. Kelley, 52 p., 8/10/98. b. "The Defenders," by David E. Kelley, 49 p., 8/20/98. c. "Threnchwork,' by David E. Kelley, 50 p., 9/23/98. 21. "Princess Diaries II," screenplay by Shonda Rhimes, 117 p., 8/13/03. [F. 6] 22. Re: "The SS." a. "Death's Head," 21 p., 3/9/03. b. "Heydrich the Hangman," 36 p., 5/9/03. c. "Himmler's Mania," 34 p., 9/5/03. [F. 7] d. "Odessa," 2 drafts, 30 p., 5/9/03, 8/9/03. e. "The Struggle for Power," 30 p., 5/9/03. f. "The Waffen SS," 39 p., 8/9/03. 23. "Subs: Secrets and Spies," 27 p., 10/16/98. [F. 8] 24. "Underclassmen," by David T. Wagner and Brent Goldberg, 114 p., 4/23/03. 25. "Walking Across Egypt," by Paul Tamasy, 2 drafts, 75-117 p., 10/1-26/98. [F. 9-10] 26. Re: "Warhorse." [F. 11] a. "1. A Beast for Heroes," 34 p. b. "2. The Iron Horse," 41 p. c. "3. In the Face of Fire," 27 p. d. "4. The Last Charge," 33 p. 27. Various script fragments, approx. 40 p. [F. 12] C. Miscellaneous. 1. "2003 Angelus Awards Script," speech, 2 p. [F. 13] 2. BEREFT, unidentified author, approx. 150 p.

3. "Pand Anti-Nuclear Speech, 1987," holograph, 5 p. [F. 14] 4. PLAYING FOR KEEPS: MICAHEL JORDAN AND THE WORLD HE MADE, by David Halberstam, 193 p.

II. Correspondence. A. General, TLS, faxes, TNS, ANS, invitations, e-mails, TL, 1997-2001F, 15]

III. Photographs. A. "Williamstown, 1987 Rover," 4 color prints. [F. 16] B. "Vendetta Cast Photo," 1 color print, 1998.

Hermann, Edward (1/13/09) Page 2 of 3 IV. Printed Materials. A. Various photocopies, printouts, clippings, magazines, maps, invitations; 1982-2003. [F. 17]

V. Professional Materials. A. Files. 1. "Vendetta," 7 /16/98 includes script; shooting schedule; online schedule; crew list. [F. 18] B. General; includes contact information; itineraries; notes; song lyrics; program: 1997-2003. [F. 19]

VI. Personal Memorabilia. A. 5 visitor passes to Warner Brothers and Universal Studios. [F. 20] B. Emmy nomination, 1986-1987, for "Outstanding Guest Performance in a Drama Series."

VII. Film and Video. A. VHS cassettes. 1. "Dodge - Neon 2000 Launch," 4/26/99. [Loose] 2. "Escape," 4 tapes; include: a. "Abandon Ship - Sea." b. "Car." c. "Eject-Air." d. "Fire." Box40 3. "Gilmore Girls," 2001-2003. a. No. 175001-No. 175022, 22 tapes. Box41 b. No. 226716-No. 226720, 4 tapes. c. No. 227451-No. 227461, No. 227463- No. 227465, 14 tapes. 4. "Niagra," rough cut.

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I. Manuscripts. A. Files. Box42 1. "Edward," includes printed materials, approx. 25 p., re: "Dodge Tent Event," May, 1998. 2. "Region One Arts Fund," approx. 40 p., 11/20/04. B. Screenplays unless noted, TS unless noted. 1. "After Life," by Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo; 111 p., 8/10/06. [F. 2] 2. "Better Living," by George F. Walker and Max Mayer, 55 p., 11/4/97; includes holograph edits. 3. "Fringe - Pilot," by J. J. Abrams; teleplay, 113 p.; includes casting list project. [F. 3] 4. "Hatching Pete: Some Chicken Shtick," by Paul W. Cooper. a. Approx. 100 p., 2/22/09; includes holograph notes. b. 2nd draft, 96 p., TS; 1/25/08; includes correspondence and reading logs. [F. 3-4] 5. "Irrefutable," by M. S. Covert, 97 p., 8/25/08. 6. "Kings, Episode 1: Goliath," by Michael Green, teleplay. a. Network ist draft, 68 p., 12/15/06; includes correspondence and casting project. [F. 5] a. 2nd draft, 96 p., 1/25/08, includes correspondence and reading logs. 7. "Last Night," by Massy Tadjedin, 116 p., 2/22/08. [F. 6] 8. "Madman's Tale," by unidentified author, 115 p. [F. 7] 9. "Night at the Museum: Escape from the Smithsonian," by Robert Ben Garrant and Thomas Lennon, 122 p., 11/4/07. [F. 8] 10. "Nuclear Family - Pilot: My Brother's Hot (and Other Dilemmas)," by Kristin Newman, teleplay, 36 p., 2/2/508; 2nd draft, 3/25/08~F. 9] 11. "The Practice," by David E. Kelley, teleplay, episodes include: a. "Another Day," 50 p., 1/22/98. b. "Battlefield," 53 p., 8/31/98. c. "Reasons to Believe," 52 p., 7/22/98. [F. 10] 12. "The Prince of Motor City - My Boy," by Jessica Goldberg, 56 p., 3/26/08. 13. "Revolution - Pilot," by Ed Redlich and John Bellucci, teleplay, 100 p., 2/22/07. [F. 11] 14. "Roman's Empire," by Al Higgins; 38 p., 4/2/08. 15. "Sit Down, Shut Up - Pilot," by Mitchell Hurwitz, teleplay, 2 drafts, 34 p., 2/22/08; network 2nd draft. [F. 12]

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16. "Son of Morning," by unidentified author, 60 p., July 2008, on-set script. 17. "Son of Morning, Sun of Mourning ... ," by Yaniv Raz, 112 p., 5/22/08; includes holograph notes. [F. 13] 18. "Vesuvius -Narration Review Script," by unidentified author, teleplay, 35 p., 3/6/98, 2 copies. C. Stage plays. 1. "The Deep Blue Sea," by Terence Rattigan, 66 p.; includes holograph notes. [F. 14] 2. "The Gift of the Gorgon," by Peter Shaffer; approx. 110 p., Feb. 1994. 3. "Men of Tortuga," by Jason Wells, 107 p.; includes holograph notes. [F. 15] D. General voice-overs, TS. 1. "Athletic Center Video," 5 p., 5/24/99. [F. 16] 2. "The Beast of Lochness," 18-22 p., 3-10/98. 3. "Entelechy: A Parallel Portrait of Johannes Brahms and Richard Wagner," 19 p. 4. "The History and Making of the Barnett Shale," by Ken Jones; 2 drafts, 53-80 p., 5/21/08, 7/14/08. [F. 16-17] 5. "Mobsters," by unidentified author, 1 p. 6. "Mrs. Clinton Introduces Jane and Ed," by unidentified author, 16 p. 7. "My Dearest Anna," by unidentified author, 1 p. 8. "The Nazis: A Warning From History- Helped into Power - Episode 1," by unidentified author, 40 p., 2 copies. 9. "The Nazis: A Warning From History - Chaos and Consent - The Nazi Rule of Germany," by unidentified author; 2 drafts.39-45 p. 10. "The Nazis: A Warning from History - The Wild East Episode 4," by unidentified author, 40 p. [F. 18] 11. "The Nazis: A Warning From History-The Road to Treblinka - Episode 5," by unidentified author, 43 p. 12. "The Nazis: A Warning From History - Fighting to the End­ Episode 6," by unidentified author, 27 p. 13. "Nova Special Effects Titanic and Beyond," by unidentified author, 2 drafts, 19-27 p., 6/17-24/98. 14. ": Wounded Genius," by unidentified author, 27 p., 3/24/98. 15. "Transformers 2 Self Record Request," 2 p. 16. Untitled, re: "Pebble Beach." E. Auditions. 1. "The Goode Family," 5 p., 4/29/08. [F. 19]

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5. Untitled, sub-files include: a. "Crayons," 3 p., 4/3/08. b. "Jeff and Cassie," 4 p. c. "Katie and Handler," 2 p. d. "Kristin Newman Project," 6 p., 3/25/08. e. "Poems," 11 p. f. "Wedding Scene," 1 p. F. Commercial scripts, TS. 1. "A&E Television Network," 17 p., 9/28/98. [F. 20] 2. "AAA Texas," 1 p. 3. "American Express," 4 p., 4/16/08. 4. "Bank of America, This Is America," 1 p. 5. "Beatley Commercial," 1 p. 6. "Bucknell Art Building Video," 4 p., 5/24/99. 7. "Coors Light," 1 p. 8. "Dodge," 700 p., 1996-1999. [F. 20] Box43 a. Ibid. [F. 1-5] 9. "GM," 2 p. 10. "Hamburger Helper," 4 p., 11/5/08. 11. "Harrah's Casino," 2 p. 12. "History's Lost and Found," 5 p., 11/22/99. 13. "National Rent-A-Car," 2 p., 6/9/08. 14. "New Balance," 7 p. 15. "Pain Webber," 1 p., 6/23/92, 16. "Rayovac," 6/22/98, 6 p. 17. "SAAB," 2 p. 18. "Salisbury Visiting Nurse Association," 8 p., 4/15/98. 19. "Shakespeare Theatre ofNew Jersey," 8 p., 3/28/08. 20. "T. Rowe Price," 2 p., 11/5/08. 21. "Taco Bell," 2 p., 2/11/08. 22. "The Unfortunate Truth About Alzheimer's Disease," 8 p., 5/14/08. 23. "US Cellular," 4 p. G. Books on tape, TS unless noted. 1. "American Dreams," by John Jakes, 381 p. [F. 6-7] 2. "As Time Goes By," by Michael Walsh, abridgement version 2; 215 p., 5/14/98. [F. 8] 3. "Bunts," by unidentified author, 199 p., 3/3/98. [F. 9] 4. "Champlain's Dream," by David Hackett Fischer, 2 drafts, 518-542

Herrmann, Edward. (1/5/09) Page 3 of 6 p., 6/30/08. [F. 10-13] H. Fragments, TS unless noted. 1. "Artists and Writers," by Jill A. Davis, 18 p., 7/29/98. [F. 14] 2. "Atomic Train - Night 2," by unidentified author, 1 p., 10/13/98. 3. "Bionicle - The Legend Reborn - Fifth draft," by unidentified author, approx. 30 p., 4/4/08. 4. "Hatching Pete," by Paul W. Cooper, 14 p., 3/2/08; 2 copies.

5. "Kings," by unidentified author, 15 p., 3/24/08. 6. "LA Upfront Comments," by unidentified author, 4 p. 7. "New Narration for Program Six," by unidentified author, 1 p., 7/1/97. 8. "The New York Public Library," by unidentified author, 15 p., 11/2/90; includes correspondence. 9. "The Practice - Another Day," by David E. Kelley, 6 p., January, 1998. 10. Untitled, re: a. "Croton," 3 p. b. "Elevator scene," 7 p., 1/5/00. c. "History Channel Voice Over," 2 p. d. "Space Scene," 1 p., 1/21/00.

II. Correspondence,. A. Untitled file, includes ALS, TLS, e-mails, greeting cards, faxes; re: Fan mail, 2006-2008. B. General, includes ALS, TLS, e-mails, greeting cards, faxes, 1991, 1996- 2008. [F. 16-17]

III. Professional Materials. A. Subject files, may include clippings, programs, correspondence, flyers, photocopies, printouts, scripts. 1. "A Halo of Truffles." [F. 18] 2. Untitled, re: a. "Arsenic and Old Lace." b. "The Deep Blue Sea." c. Re: "Dodge Commercials." d. Re: "Night at the Museum," audition. B. General production materials, includes call sheets, contact information, location guide, production schedules, 1998-2008. [F. 19] Box44 1. Ibid. [F. 1] C. Notes, includes phone numbers, dates, scheduling. [F. 2] D. Biographies of Ed Hermann, 5 p., 3 copies. E. Contracts re: copyrights, waiver agreements, S.A.G., 1999. [F. 13] F. Travel itineraries re: flights, 2000-2001.

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IV. Printed Materials. A. Untitled file, re: photocopies of articles mentioning actors. [F. 3] B. Reviews, "Audio File," Dec. 1999 / Jan. 2000. C. Booklets, "American Playhouse: Lasting Impressions, A Retrospective." D. Newsletters. 1. "Cars for the Connoisseur," Sep./Oct. 2003. 2. "The Packard Proving Grounds News Report," Summer 2008. 3. "Provo," November, 1996.

4. "Robert Andrew Parker," 4 copies, 1992. E. Pamphlets. 1. "Normest Advantage Funds," July, 1998. 2. "Total Knee Replacement." 3. "Weir Farm Art Center." F. Programs, May, 1984-October, 2008. G. "Somewhere in Heaven," 216 p.; 4 copies. H. Press release re: National Trust for Historic Preservation, 6/12/97. I. Clippings, re: "Life Sentences," June 1992 - Nov. 1998, includes autographed flyer. J. Newspaper, "Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival," 1999, 2 copies. K. Printouts, includes speeches, prints, articles, reviews; re: audiobooks, actors, books. L. Poster, "Ed ," Apr. 1999. M. Photocopies. 1. "Somewhere in Heaven," 217 p., 4 copies. [F. 7-9] 2. Miscellaneous photocopies re: articles, reviews, n.d. N. Proofs, AS TIME GOES BY, by Michael Walsh, 417 p. [F. 10-11] 0. Magazines. 1. Audio File. a. Dec. 1999 - Jan. 2000. b. Dec. 2000 - Jan. 2001. c. Dec. 2007 - Jan. 2008. 2. Performing Arts, 1999-2000; 3 copies. [F. 12] 3. The Mark, 1999. 4. Daily Variety. 1999.

V. Personal Materials. 1. "Lime Rock Meet," 7/29-8/1/99. [F. 13] 2. "Emma Herrman's health insurance info."

VI. Legal Materials. A. Contract between EH and Baloo Enterprises. B. Contract between Actor's Equity Association.

Herrmann, Edward. (1/5/09) Page 5 of 6 C. Pro-merger referendum with Screen Actor's Guild. D. New vendor authorization form between EH and Baloo Enterprises. E. Screen Actors Guild employment of day performer for short film agreement with EH. F. Contracts re: copyrights, waiver agreements, SAG, 1999.

VII. Financial Materials. A. Savings Account at Bonneville Bank. B. Credit Authorization Form.

VIII. Photographs. A. "Saint Maybe," file; 33 color prints and TL from Hallmark; includes EH, Blythe Danner, and Mary-Louise Parker. 2. Loose, 6 color prints, includes signed print of Natasha Richardson.

IX. Personal Memorabilia. 1. Medal from "Concealed Enemies," 1983. 2. Emmy Award Certificates, 3 copies, 1999. 3. Sign advocating "Silence." 4. Northwest Airlines ticket, 1996. 5. 2 Emmy Award tickets, 1999

X. Audio Materials. A. "The Bicentennial Concert, 1806-2006: Baltimore Basilica," by the Morgan State University Choir and the Peabody Children's Choir; narrated by Edward Herrmann, compact disc, 11/8/06. [Loose]

XI. Film and Video. A. DVDs 1. "The Joe Louis Story"/ "The Lou Gehrig Story," double disc set. 2. "Pebble Beach Councours d'Elegance - Episode 12017." 3. "WB Fall 2006 TV Preview."

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I. Film/Video. A. 'The Lost Boys," DVD re: EH, 1987, re-released 2004. [Env. 1]

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I. Manuscripts. A. Screenplays, TS; may include holograph notes; draft fragments with revisions, memorandums. 1. "The Change Up," by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, 128 p., 11/24/09. [F. 15] 2. "Ephraim's Ark," by Michael Amundsen, 102 p., n.d. [F. 16] 3. "Hell On Wheels," by Tony and Joe Gayton, 51 p., 2/24/20- 7/19/10; includes draft fragment. [F. 17] 4. "Savannah," by Annette Haywood and Ken Carter, 103 p., 7/15/10 -7/19/10; includes draft fragment. [F. 18] B. Voice-over scripts, TS; may include holograph notes, draft fragments with rev1s10ns. [F. 19] 1. "American Dad," cartoon teleplay, 43 p., 7/30/10. 2. "BMW Commercial," by Kalmenson and Kalmenson, 1 p., 2 copies, n.d. 3. "Joyride: Five Minute Presentation," no author identified, 4 p., n.d. C. WASHINGTON, book by Ron Chernow, read by EH, 423 p., 7/6/10. [F. 20-22]

II. Correspondence. A. To EH, 2009. [F. 23] 1. Furtado, Jose. TL, 2 p., 8/27/09; includes: a. Furtado, Jose. E-mail to Arthur Greene (agent), 8/27/09. b. Greene, Arthur. Letter to EH, 9/10/09. 2. "Matthew," ANS to EH, n.d.

III. Professional Materials. A. Re: unidentified antique car contest, 1/20/1 O; includes spreadsheets re: car classes, entrants, 33 p.

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I. Correspondence. Box45 A. General, 2008-2009, includes: fax, e-mail, greeting cards, postcards, TLS, TL, ANS. [F. 1]

II. Printed Materials. A. Two pamphlets, 2009. B. 1 clipping and 1 newspaper, 2009. C. Photocopies, approx. 50 p., 2009. D. Programs, 14, 2008-2009. [F. 2] E. Print-outs, 15 p., 2009. [F. 3] F. Scores, approx. 10 p. G. Flyers, 4 p., 2009. H. Two newsletters, 2008-2009. I. Proofs, 1 proofing edits: layout, approx. 20 p., 2009.

III. Manuscripts. A. Plays. 1. "Beethoven Fifth Symphony," 30 p. includes printed material. [F. 4] 2. "Born to be a Star," 4 copies, by Adam Sandler, Allen Covert and Nick Swardson. a. Approx. 30 p., includes call sheets. b. Revised 4/9/09 - 6/3/09, approx. 100 p. [F. 5] c. "(Full) Blue Revised," 4/17/09, approx. 100 p. [F. 6] d. "(Shooting) White," 3/5/09, 117 p. 3. "Double Take," by George Gallo, revised 3/7 /00 - 6/26/00, approx. 100 p. [F. 7] 4. "Law and Order: Anchors Away," by Ed Zuckerman and Matthew McGough, includes call sheets and correspondence, 2 full drafts and some fragments, revised 2/4/09- 2/17/09, approx. 140 p. [F. 8] 5. "The Maltese Falcon," by Dashiell Hammett, final draft, approx. 150 p. [F. 9] 6. "A Marriage Minuet," by David Wiltse, 90 p., 2006, includes correspondence, 2007. [F. 10] 7. "Misty of Chincoteague," by Margeurite Henry, 152 p. [F. 10-11] 8. "Sedition," by David Wiltse, 2007, 91 p., includes correspondence. 9. "The Torch Bearers," by George Kelly, adapted by Dylan Baker,

Herrman, Edward (8/12/09) Page 1 of2 Jan. 2009, includes notes and fragments of "One of Those Things," approx. 150 p. [F. 12] 10. "Two Men of Florence," fragments, includes notes and printed, approx. 150 p. [F. 13] 11. "Unthinkable," by Peter Woodward and Oren Moverman, 2008, 101 p., includes correspondence. [F. 14] 12. "Untitled Project," 4 p. B. Voiceover scripts. 1. "Beethoven Fifth Symphony CD," 30 p. [F. 15] 2. "'The Kate, Old Saybrook's Crown Jewel' Trailer," 2p. 3. "Longfellow's Christmas," preliminary draft, 2008. 4. "Long Format Economic Development Video for Sundance," 7 p. 5. "Morristown: Where America Survived," 3 copies by John T. Cunningham. a. Version E, 12/2/08, 27 p. b. Final Version, 6/12/09, 19 p. c. Narration Only Version, 6/15/09, 14 p. 6. "Packard: An American Classic Car," approx. 40 p. 7. "Pur," 1 p. 8. "Purina Dog Chow," 1 p. 9. Untitled includes music scores, 11 p. D. Untitled collection of poems, 30 p. [F. 16] E. "Falling Awake," by R. A. Schwarz, 47 p. F. Untitled biography of Frank Capra, 4 p.

IV. Professional Materials. A. Call sheets, contact sheets, line notes, contract forms, rehearsal schedules, cast lists. [F. 17]

V. Photographs. A. 2 color prints. [F. 18]

VI. Financial Materials. A. 1 receipt.

VII. Electronic Media. A. 1 CD-ROM, includes correspondence.

VIII. Personal Memorabilia. A. Various ticket stubs and name placards.

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I. Manuscripts. A. Re: THE CONFESSIONS OF EDWARD DAY, by Valerie Martin, book review by EH, TS, 5 p, 2009; includes research materials. [F. 1] B. THE SPECTATOR BIRD, by Wallace Stegner, TS copy, 214 p., 2009. C. Teleplays and screenplays, TS unless noted. [F. 2] 1. "Born to Be a Star," teleplay miniscript by unidentified author, approx. 15 p, 2009. 2. "A Little Help," screenplay by Michael J. Weithorn, 111 p, 2009. 3. "Boardwalk Empire," teleplay by , TS, 66 p, 2008. [F. 3] E. Voiceover scripts for EH readings. [F. 4-6] 1. "The Kate, OS's Crown Jewel" by Bob Czepiel, J. Callan, and L. Barret, TS, 39 p., 2009. 2. "," by Bernard Shaw, edited by , adapted teleplay, TS, 161 p. 3. "The Spectator Bird," by Wallace Stegner, text fragment, TS; includes reading production notes for EH, approx. 50 p. 4. "The Surge," approx. 15 p, 2009. 5. Untitled, re: history of the American automobile, 29 p., n.d.

II. Printed Materials. A. THE BIRTHING HOUSE, by Christopher Ransom, page proof, approx. 310 p., 2009; includes holograph notes by EH. [F. 7-8] B. General/loose, may include scores, programs, magazines, 2009. [F. 9]

III. Professional Materials. A. General re: call sheets, reading notes, storyboards, memos, cast and crew lists, itineraries re: "Born to Be a Star", "Enders Game", "The Birthing House", various commercials. [F. 10]

IV. Correspondence. A. General to/from EH; includes e-mail, TLS, ANS,TL, 2008-2009. [F. 11]

V. Personal Memorabilia. A. "Germany Supports Season 8 of Gilmore Girls," flyer. B. Essay by Emma Herrmann, 11/14/08.

VI. Electronic Media. A. "The Kate Trailer," DVD, 2009. [Env. 1]

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I. Manuscripts. A. Novels, TS. 1. ALL THE LITTLE LIVE THINGS, by Wallace Stegner, 345 p. [F. 12-13] 2. INNOCENT, by Scott Turow, 406 p. [F. 14-15] 3. THE TOMMYKNOCKERS, by , 747 p. [F. 16-19] B. Teleplays, TS. 1. "Awkward Situations for Men," by Jackie Filgo, Jeff Filgo, and Danny Wallace, network draft, 46 p., 12/17/09. [F. 20] 2. "Chaos," by Tom Spezialy, fourth draft, 62 p., 1/15/10. 3. "Ride Along," by Shawn Ryan, 51 p., 12/28/09. C. 2 advertisement voiceover scripts for Blum Shapiro, 2 p., 1/20/10. D. Fragments, TS. 1. "Chaos," teleplay fragment, 4 p. [F. 21] 2. "Imaji Nakhon," by Ben McPherson and Brian Jacobson, poem fragment, 14 p. 3. "Innocent," novel fragment, 2 p. 4. Untitled teleplay fragment, 4 p.

IL Professional Materials. A. Various schedules, character descriptions, reading corrections, approx. 40 p.

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I. Manuscripts Box47 A. Screenplays, TS unless noted. 1. "Deep Dark Water," by Teny Linehan, 93 p., n.d. [F. 1] 2. "For Robbing the Dead," by Thomas Russell, 95 p., 11/11/09. [F. 2] 3. "A Root Beer Christmas," by Craig Clyde. a. Revised shooting script, 103 p., 11/09. [F. 3] b. Draft, 101 p., 2009. [F. 4] 4. "Treasure Buddies," by Robert Vince and Anna McRoberts. a. Daily scripts, approx. 200 p., 3/8/09-12/11/09. [Env. 1-2] b. 3 drafts, 106 p. - 110 p., Feb.-Mar. 2010; includes shooting schedules. [F. 5-7] B. Novels, TS unless noted. 1. PRESUMED INNOCENT, by Scott Turow, 421 p., n.d. [F. 8-10] 2. THE PASSAGE, by Justin Cronin, final revision, 299 p., 4/9/10. [F. 11-13] C. Teleplays, TS unless noted. 1. "The Cape," by Thomas Wheeler, 60 p., 1/27/10. [F. 14] 2. "Cricketless," by Joel Ackerman, 24 p., 12/3/09. [F. 15] 3. "Mack," by Jason Tracey, based on the novel PLEADING GUILTY, by Scott Turow, network draft, 59 p., 1/8/10. [F. 16] D. V oiceovers, TS unless noted. 1. "The New American Road," initial script, 25 p., 12/2/09. [F. 17] 2. "Ultimate Autos: 'Pebble Beach'," by Michael L. Rose, 74 p., n.d. 3. Re: Ford and the automobile industry. E. 3 television commercial scripts, approx. 3 p. each, re: Target, Trane Heating and Cooling Systems, Aleve. F. Various script fragments, includes scene revisions, art concepts of "Mr. Freeze," approx. 20 p. [F. 18]

II. Printed Materials. A. General re: EH, 6/1/07-1/3/10; includes tickets, newspaper clippings, concert programs, "The Audies" program. [F. 19]

III. Conespondence. A. General, TLS, ALS, Jan. 2009 - Mar. 2010.

IV. Professional Materials. A. Various production schedules, cast listings, addresses, maps, 3/9/09 - 4/10/10. [F. 20]

Hermann, Edward (4/27/10) Page 1 of 2 V. Film and Video. A. "The Sixth Annual Phil Smart Mercedes-Benz Kirkland Concours d'Elegance," 3 DVDs. [Env. 3]

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 12/10/10 Preliminary Listing

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I. Manuscripts. A. 2 untitled files, 201 O; may include screenplays, TS with holograph notes, printed materials; professional materials, call sheets, itineraries. 1. Re: EH reading Thomas Hardy poetry at The Center for Chapter and Verse, New York. [F. 1] 2. Re: "For Robbing the Dead." B. Teleplay, " - Episode #204: 'Cleaning House'," TS with holograph notes, 57 p., 8/17 /10-8/23/1 O; includes miniscripts; call sheets. [F. 2] C. Screenplays, TS; may include holograph notes. 1. "Mr. Popper's Penguins," by Sean Anders and John Morris, 110 p., 8/17/10. [F. 3] 2. "Wanderlust," by Ken Marino and David Wain, 117 p., 1/21/10; includes email from EH agent, 6/25/10. [F. 4] 3. "We Bought a Zoo," by Alison Brosh McKenna and Cameron Crowe, 112 p., 2010; includes draft fragments. [F. 5] D. Stageplays, TS, may include holograph notes and highlighting. 1. "Chasing the Tiger," by Gail Sheehy, 2 drafts: 88 p., 4/30/10; 90 p., 5/14/10. [F. 6] 2. "A Delicate Balance," by Edward Albee, 126 p., n.d.; includes EH line notes. [F. 7] 3. "A Song at Twilight," by Noel Coward, 139 p. (photocopy), Oct. 2010; includes TLS from Annie Keefe (Westport County Playhouse) to EH, 10/1/10. [F. 8] 4. "Unexplored Interior," by Jay 0. Sanders, 2 drafts, 114 p., 4/21/10. [F. 9] E. Screenplay fragments re: auditions, TS, may include holograph notes; correspondence, 2010. 1. Re: "Savannah," 4 p. [F. 10] 2. Re: "Sunflower Ponds," 7 p.; includes presentation script, 18 p. 3. Re: "Oki's Oasis," 1 p. 4. Re: "Prep and Landing 2," 4 p. F. Voice-overs, TS, may include holograph notes, 2010. 1. Commercials, TS. a. Re: Frito-Lay, 6 p. b. Re: Viagra, 5 p. c. Re: Xerox/Marriott Hotels, 1 p. d. Re: BMW, 2 p.

Herrmann, Edward (12/10/10) Page 1 of 2 2. General (documentaries, animated productions, etc.), TS, may include holograph notes. a. "July Moon - Documentary Narration," 7 p. b. "All for One Redux," 6 p. c. "Mazurka: As Told by August Franchomme," 21 p. d. "[Franklin D.] Roosevelt Voice Book," 9 p. e. "Treasure Buddies," 11 p. E. Fragment re: dialogue from unidentified work, holograph, 2 p., n.d. [F. 11]

II. Professional Materials. A. Re: "A Delicate Balance," stage play production at the Yale Repertory Theatre, 2010; includes line notes; production schedules and calendars; administrative forms re: Yale Repertory Theatre; correspondence; printed materials. [F. 12]

III. Printed Materials. A. UNBROKEN, novel by Laura Hillenbrand, page proof fragment, approximately 350 p.; includes holograph notes. [F. 13-14] B. Re: EH performances, readings, appearances, 2006-2010. [F. 15] 1. 3 magazines, includes AudioFile, Connecticut Magazine. 2. 4 programs, 2010 unless noted; includes: a. "Hold at All Costs," includes ticket stub. b. "Chasing the Tiger." c. "The 1st Annual Gala and Audies Presentation." d. "The Baltimore Basilica Bicentennial Concert," 11/08/06. C. "Wesleyan University Baseball Cardinals vs. Williams Ephs," program, 5/1/1 O; includes holograph note on cover.

IV. Correspondence. A. General to and from EH, 2010; includes some holograph notes by EH. 1. Zitt, Dan (Random House). TLS to EH, 4/2/10. 2. ALS from EH to Nicole Lipps (Yale Repertory Theatre), 11/4/10. 3. Light, Jerry (fan). ALS to EH, 2 p., 10/24/10. 4. Tulbo, Nanny (fan). ANS to EH, n.d. 5. Hennigan, James (fan). E-mail to EH, 5/27/10.

V. Legal Materials. A. Contracts re: EH, 2010. [F. 16] 1. "Get Caught Reading/Get Caught Listening - Talent Release," 2 p. 2. Yale Repertory Theatre, standard contract, 2 p.

VI. Audio Materials. A. "Franklin Roosevelt - Speech Samples," CD, n.d.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 3/18/11 Preliminary Listing

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I. Manuscripts. A. Book fragment, THE BIBLE, 250 p. [F. 17-18] B. T eleplays, TS unless noted. 1. "Better with You -- Better with the Baby," by Shana Goldberg­ Meehan (produced under the title "Better With You"). a. Draft, 46 p., 3/1/11. [F. 19] b. Final draft, 47 p., 3/3/11. c. 4 untitled scenes, 2-8 p. 2. "My Life as an Experiment," pilot. a. Draft, includes holograph revisions, 40 p. b. Draft, 35 p. [F. 20] c. "Scene l," 8 p. 3. "Smothered," pilot, 51 p. 4. "Wonder Woman," teleplay for pilot by David E. Kelley, 61 p. RESTRICTED. C. V oiceovers. 1. Blum Shapiro. a. 60 second radio, case studies, 1 p., 3/3/11. [F. 21] b. 60 second radio, network, 1 p., 3/3/11. 2. Ohio Health, "I'm A We," 1 p., 2/24/11. 3. Winthrop, "Jennifer's Baby," 1 p., 3/2/11.

IL Professional Materials. A. General, includes call sheets, project descriptions, itineraries, 20 p. [F. 22]

III. Memorabilia. A. 2 guest passes, 2001. [F. 23] B. Name tag for EH.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 8/24/11 Preliminary Listing I. Manuscripts. A. Audiobook scripts; TS, unless otherwise noted. Box49 1. THE EMPTY LAND by Louis L'Amour, 231 p., published 1969, recorded 2011. [F. 1-2] 2. THE GREATER JOURNEY: AMERICANS IN PARIS by David McCullough, 786 p., n.d. [F. 3-8] 3. IN MY TIME: A PERSONAL POLITICAL MEMOIR by Dick Cheney, 1151 p., n.d. [F. 9-18] 4. LIFE ITSELF: A MEMOIR by Roger Ebert, 715 p., published and recorded 2011; includes holograph notes. [F. 19-21] Box 50 a. Ibid. [F. 1-2] 5. STEAK FOR SUPPER by Dr. Seuss, 12 p., n.d. [F. 3] B. Teleplays; TS unless otherwise noted. 1. "A Delicate Balance," 79 p., 2010. [F. 4] 2. "American Dad," 3 p., 2011. 3. "The Christmas Pageant," 125 p., 2011. [F. 5] 4. "Eden," 87 p., 2011. [F. 6] 5. "Homeland," 115 p., 2010. 6. "Master Tinker," 8 p., n.d. 7. "Price Check,"111 p., n.d. [F. 7] 8. "Texas Boot," 64 p., 2010; includes holograph notes. [F. 8] 9. "Two Men in Florence," 127 p., 2008. 10. "Untitled Shonda Rhimes Pilot," 66 p., 2010. [F. 9] 11. "Wild Card," 84 p., 2011. 12. "Wonder Woman," 63 p., 2011. C. Shooting scripts, TS. 1. "The Christmas Pageant," 100 p., 2011. [F. 10] 2. "Drop Dead Diva," 9 p., 2011. 3. "Price Check," 35 p., 2011. 4. "Wonder Woman," 6 p., 2011. D. Advertising scripts. 1. "Jamba Drink," 3 p., n.d. [F. 11] 2. "Prevacid 24HR," 3 p., 2010. E. "Dedication: For Chaz," unidentified author, TS, 8 p., n.d.

II. Printed Materials. 1. Magazines; may include articles re: EH. a. AudioFile, February/March 2011. [F. 12] b. AudioFile, August/September 2011. c. Imagine: Live. Work. Play. Emmett County, Michigan, 2011-2012, 2 copies.

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2. Programs. a. "A Celebration of the Life of ," 2011. b. "Yale Repertory Theatre 2010-2011 Season," 2010. 3. Newspaper clippings, 1999.

III. Correspondence. A. Personal, all to EH; includes ANS, greeting cards. 1. Carter, John, 11/13/10. [F. 13] 2. [Illegible], 10/28/10. 3. "Jane," 10/28/10. 4. "Karena and Michael," n.d. 5. "Lindsey," n.d. 6. Moscowitz, Orli, n.d. 7. "Catherine," n.d. 8. [Illegible], n.d. 9. "Kate," n.d. 10. "Ellen," n.d. 11. Nolan, Victoria, n.d. 12. Meaney, Brenda, n.d. B. Professional, all to EH, 15 p., November 2010-August 2011; includes emails, TLS with holograph notes .

IV. Photographs. A. 1 black and white print re: "Concealed Evening;" includes holograph note on verso.

V. Memorabilia. A. Boarding pass for EH from Detroit to Los Angeles, n.d. B. Ticket stub from "Love, Loss, and What I Wore," 1/13/11. C. Certificate re: EH's membership to Venite Adoremus Association.

VI. Film and Video. A. "China In Korea - A Documentary Film," DVD, n.d.; includes AN.

VIL Professional Materials. 1. 4 call sheets re: "Price Check," 2011. 2. 4 call sheets re: "The Christmas Pageant," 2011. 2. Copy ofreceipts, 11/5/10. 3. Cast member reports re: shooting schedule, 9 p., 2011. 4. List of questions to EH re: audio books career.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 12/14/11 Preliminary Listing

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I. Manuscripts. A. "Color the Sky!" stage play by Patrick Henry Flynn, 2 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 103-105 p., 11/4/11-11/18/1 l. [F. 14] B. Teleplays and screenplays, TS unless noted. 1. "Flight," TS with holograph notes, 4 p., 8/20/11. [F. 15] 2. "The Good Wife - Episode #312/58 - 'Alienation of Affection'," by Corinne Brinkerhoff. a. Draft, 61 p., 11/15-16/11. b. Fragment, 4 p.,11/15-16/11. + 3. "The Harvard FDR Knew," fragment, 1 p., n.d. 4. "Masters & Johnson," by Michelle Ashford, 2 drafts, 40-65 p., 2011. [F. 15-16] 5. "Village People: 'Maybe Baby'," by Meg DeLoatch, 60 p., 2011. 6. Unidentified show, TS with holograph notes, 17 p., n.d. C. THE DUNE, by Stephen King, audio book fragment, TS with holograph notes, 24 p., 11/11/11. [F. 17] D. Commercial scripts, TS unless noted. 1. "Charles Schwab-'Talk to Chuck,"' 8 p., n.d. 2. "Christmas Pageant," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. 3. "Old Navy - 'The Perfect Pufferizer' ," TS with holograph notes, 4 p., 10/17/11. 4. "Old Navy," 4 p. 5. "Prevacid - 'Happiness Prevent!"' 2 p., n.d. 6. "Toyota," 1 p., n.d.; includes press kit. E. Untitled speech re: International Emmy for Arts Programming, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d.

II. Printed Materials. A. Programs. 1. "Annual Benefit Program," 2011. [F. 18] 2. "A Delicate Balance," by Edward Albee, 10/22-11/13/10. 3. "Falling: A Wake," by Gary Kirkham, 3 copies, 9/19/11. 4. "Unexpected Elegies: Emma and Thomas Hardy: Estranged and Enthralled," 2 copies, 10/4/11. B. Internet printouts re: quotes from FDR's fourth inaugural address, 1945, 1 p. C. THE DUNE, by Stephen King, page proof, 14 p. D. Map re: London "Tube" subway system, 2011. E. Magazines.

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1. Harbors, summer 2011. 2. Imagine,_2011-2012.

III. Professional Materials. A. General; includes call sheets re: "The Good Wife," interview information, notes, 35 p., 2011, n.d. [F. 19]

IV. Correspondence. A. General; includes ALS, ANS, TLS, TNS, e-mail, re: auditions, HB Playwrights Foundation, personal correspondence, 2011, n.d.

V. Photographs. A. "Cat's Meow," file, 100 color prints, includes 20 color prints re: Joanna Lumley, Eddie Izzard, Jennifer Tilly, , Claudie Blakely, . [Env. 1]

VI. Film and Video. A. VHS. Box 51 1. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: Outlaws Out of Time," 12/18/00. [Loose] 2. '"California and the Dream Seekers,' Hours 1+2," 5/5/99. 3. '"California and the Dream Seekers,' Hours 3+4," 5/5/99. 4. "The French Connection: From Street to Screen," 12/18/00. 5. "From the Files of Interpol: White Collar, Dirty Crime," 7/2/01. 6. "From the Files oflnterpol: Worlds Most Wanted (White Collar),'' 6/26/11. 7. "Gilmore Girls: 'Sadie Sadie' & 'Hammers and Veils'," n.d. 8. "Gilmore Girls: 'Presenting Lorelei Gilmore'," n.d. 9. "The History Channel: 'Image'," n.d. 10. "History vs. Hollywood: 'The French Connection: From Street to Screen','' n.d. 11. "History vs. Hollywood: 'MASH: Comedy Under Fire!"' n.d. 12. "History vs. Hollywood: 'Patton'," n.d. 13. "Loch Ness: NOVA," n.d. 14. "MASH: Comedy Under Fire," 12/18/00. 15. "Patton: A Rebel Revisited," 12/18/00. 16. "Save Our History: 'WWII Memorial'," n.d. 17. "Vesuvius," 10/3/97.

Herrmann, Edward (12/14/11) Page 2 of2 Herrmann, Edward #1262 3/13/12 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 50 I. Professional Materials. A. Production schedule for "Harry's Law," includes correspondence, 2/1 7/12. [F. 20] II. Manuscripts. A. Teleplays. 1. "Harry's Law," TS, 30 p.; includes production schedule, 2/17/12. 2. "Shurlock," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d. 3. "You Are Here," TS with holograph notes, 3 p., 2011. B. "Raising a Modern Day Knight," by Robert Lewis, TS, 188 p., 10/20/06. [F. 21-22] III. Legal Materials. A. "Loanout Agreement AFTRA," 2/20/12.

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Added to Box 50 I. Professional Materials. A. Production schedule for "Harry's Law," includes correspondence, 2/17/12. [F. 20] II. Manuscripts. A. TV Scripts. 1. "Harry's Law," TS, 30 p., includes production schedule, 2/17/12. 2. "Shurlock," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d. 3. "You Are Here," TS with holograph notes, 3 p., 2011. B. "Raising a Modem Day Knight," by Robert Lewis, TS, 188 p., 10/20/06. [F. 21-22] III. Legal Materials. A. "Loanout Agreement AFTRA," 2/20/12.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 9/18/12 Preliminary Listing

I. Correspondence. Box 51 A. General, 6/14/2007-5/4/2012 and undated; includes: printed materials; manuscripts. [F. 1]

II. Legal Materials. A. Appearance agreements. 1. Re: EH Harry's Law "Onward and Upward" engagement, 2 p., 4/8/2012. 2. Re: EH presentation during the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, 4 p., 6/5/2012. 3. Re: C and V Promotions Convention Appearance Agreement, 1 p., n.d.

III. Printed Materials. A. Playbill. 1. "The Deep Blue Sea," from Roundabout Theatre Company, approximately 50 p., March 1998; 2 copies. [F. 2] B. Program. 1. "The Madness of George III," by , Cambridge Arts Theatre, October 2011. C. Flyers. 1. "50th Annual New York Leatherneck Scholarship Ball," 4/27/2012. 2. "International Emmy Awards Post Party," 11/21/2011, 2 copies. D. Legendary Arms, Inc. catalog, n.d. E. Ticket stub re: "The Tempest," at Northfield Mount Hermon School; holograph note on the back reads: "Emma's first Shakespeare role as Ariel!" [Emma Herrmann is EH's daughter.] F. 8 visitor guest passes. 1. Warner Brothers Studios, 3/26/2012-4/13/2012. 2. Raleigh Studios-Hollywood, 4/10/2012.

IV. Professional Materials. A. Production files; includes call sheets; scripts; printed materials; holograph notes. 1. "Christmas Oranges," 24 p., May-June 2012. [F. 3] 2. "Doorway," 10 p., March 2012. 3. "The Good Wife," approx. 75 p., January-July 2012. 4. "Harry's Law," approx. 75 p., March-April 2012. 5. "You Are Here," 18 p., June 2012. B. "Christmas Oranges Shooting Schedule," 29 p., 5/29/2012. [F. 4]

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C. "13.4 For Shotgun (Final)- Character Report for 'Lord Stilton'," 5 p., 4/3/2012.

V. Manuscripts. A. Teleplays. 1. "The Good Wife," 4 episode scripts, December 2011-July 2012; approx. 200p.; includes drafts; revisions. [F. 5-6] 2. "Harry's Law," 3 episode scripts, approx. 150 p., March-April 2012; includes drafts; holograph notes; schedules. [F. 7-8] 3. "Untitled Mindy Kaling Show," pilot episode script 39 p., 1/27/2012; includes holograph notes. [F. 8] 4. Casting call scripts. a. "Hell on Wheels," 4 p., 3/23/2012- 4/4/2012; includes holograph notes. B. Screenplays. 1. "Christmas Oranges," 7 scripts, approx. 275 p., ca. 2012; includes fragments; holograph notes. [F. 9-10] 2. "Coach of the Year," 2 scripts, 127 p., January-August 2012 and undated; includes fragment. [F. 11] 3. "Doorway"/"Heaven's Door," 2 scripts, 103 p., March 2012; includes fragment. [F. 12] 4. "You Are Here," written by ; includes holograph notes. a. Writer's 2nd draft, 108 p., 12/21/2011. [F. 13] b. Shooting draft, 111 p., 4/24/2012. [F. 14] 5. Casting call script fragments; include holograph notes. [F. 15] a. "The Goodwin Games," 5 p., 2/10/2012. b. "Hitchcock," 7 p., n.d. c. "ID Theft," (became "Identity Thief') 6 p., n.d. C. Stageplays; includes email correspondence; holograph notes. 1. "Ben," by Steve Bonser, 74 p., 11/15/2008. 2. "Falling: A Wake," by Gary Kirkham, 74 p., 9/19/2011. [F. 16] D. Audiobook transcripts. 1. LINCOLN'S LAST DAYS, by Bill O'Reilly, 316 p., 6/11/2012. [F. 17-18] 2. THOMAS JEFFERSON: THE ART OF POWER, by Jon Meacham, approx. 530 p., 8/22/2012; includes notes; duplicate pages. [F. 19-22] 3. TWO OF A KIND, by Jacquelyn Mitchard, approx. 40 p., n.d. [F. 23] E. Voiceovers. 1. Various voiceover scripts, approx. 100 p., 2012; includes printed material; holograph notes. F. Speeches. 1. Untitled re: briefremarks on the passing of Dick Johnson, head of BBOO Detroit and creator of the Dodge campaign for which EH

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was a spokesman, 3 p., n.d.; includes holograph notes.

VI. Memorabilia. A. " Paper Doll," of EH, 3 p.; includes paper clothing pieces. [F. 24]

VIL Photographs. A. 1 8x10 color print at unidentified event; n.d.; notables include: 1. Clayburgh, Jill. 2. Streep, Meryl. 3. Waterston, Sam. B. 7 3 ½' x 3 ½' prints re: first public performance of "A Yard of Sun," LAMDA, Spring 1969.

VIII. Film and Video. A. VHS. 1. "From the Files oflnterpol: The War on Drugs," History Channel, 60min., 7/2/2001. [Loose]

IX. Artwork. A. 2 sketches re: "The Lost Boys," n.d. [F. 25]

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Herrmann, Edward # 1262 (7/9/13) Preliminary Listing

I. Correspondence. Box52 A. General, 9/17/1990-3/1/2013 and undated.; includes TLS, TL, ALS. [F. 1] IL Manuscripts. A. Teleplays. 1. "Bad Management;" includes correspondence, script fragment, 34 p., 1/28/2013. [F. 2] 2. "Crime Scene Investigation: In Vino Veritas," 51 p., 11/29/2012. [F 3] 3. "Gothica;" includes project breakdown, correspondence, highlighted script fragment, 56 p., 1/21/2013. 4. "Hell on Wheels," fragment, 9 p., 4/8/2013. 5. "House of Cards;" includes project breakdown, correspondence, 61 p., 1/31/2011. 6. "House of Cards;" includes correspondence, 7 p., 4/9/2013. [F. 4] 7. "Intelligence;" includes correspondence, 56 p., 1/28/2013. [F. 5] B. Screenplays. 1. "The Judge," fragment, 7 p. [F. 6] 2. "The Town That Dreaded Sundown;" 2 copies; includes: correspondence, 90 p., 4/30/2013. [F. 7] 3. "You Are Here," 107 p., 12/21/2011. [F. 8] C. Stageplays. 1. File: "After The Island," by David V. Rowland; includes: AP History test free response questions, 2005, arts foundations theatre homework. [F. 9] 2. File: "The Men," fragment, includes rehearsal schedule, 11 p., January 2013. D. Audiobook transcripts. 1. AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS, by H.P. Lovecraft, 102 p.; includes correspondence, correction sheets, script fragments with holograph notes. [F. 1O] 2. THE BOYS IN THE BOAT fragment, by Daniel James Brown, 200 p., 1/11/2012. [F. 11] 3. KENNEDY'S LAST STAND, by Bill O'Reilly, 239 p., 2/25/2013; includes 2 copies (1 fragment). [F. 12-13]

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E. Voiceovers. 1. Ambassadors Insurance, audition script, 1 p., 1/22/2013. [F. 14] 2 Dignity Health script, 1 p., n.d. 3. Lexus "Two Places," 3 p., 2/20/2007. 4. Residence Inn, "It's not a room. It's a residence;" includes; script and story boards, 9 p., n.d. 5. Sheplers Ferry: ferry boat speeches, 13 p., n.d. 6. "Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle," a three part PBS docuseries, audition script, 1 p., n.d. 7. University of Phoenix, "Career GPS," script, 4 p., 6/24/2013- 6/25/2013. 8. Untitled Bloom Shapiro radio script, 1 p., 2/28/2013. 9. Untitled tag lines, 1 p., 5/8/13. F. Notes. 1. Notes for a talk at the Sharon Library on audio books, holograph, 4 p., 6/9/2013. [F. 15] 2. Reverend Cartwright, Sc. 145 holograph, 2 p., n.d. 3. Original notes for Pebble Beach article, holograph,

III. Professional Materials. A Files. Includes printed, clippings, correspondence, photographs, 1. "Eleanor Roosevelt-Van Kill commemoration." [F. 16] 2. "FDR celebration, 11/6/82." 3. "FDR Freedom Foundation, March 1983." 4. "Radio Reading - Hiroshima, July 1984." 5. "State of the Language documentary, May 1983." 6. "Talking Nicaragua, June 1983." 7. "Van Gogh in Aries, November 1984." 8. "Xerox-Misc." B. Travel Schedules, 4/25/2000-5/23/2013. [F. 17] C. Call Sheets. 1. "St. Elsewhere," "Time Heels, parts 1 & 2," 11/27/85. 2. "CSI: In Vino Veritas;" includes: director's list, 5 p., 12/3/2012- 2/13/2012. 3. "CSI;" includes teleplays 26 p., 12/6/2012-12/13/2012. 4. "The Town that Dreaded Sundown;" includes screenplays, 45 p., 5/10/2013-5/31/2013. [F. 18] D. Fax cover sheet re: where to send audition tapes, 1 p., 1/25/2008. [F .17] E. Untitled clip rundown sheet re: "Christmas Oranges," 1 p., n.d. F. Untitled voiceover audition directions, 1 p., n.d.

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I. Manuscripts. Box 53 A. Voiceover Scripts. 1. "Blum Shapiro," TS, 1 p., 2013. [F. 1] 2. "Flavors and Their Predators," TS, 1 p., 2013. 3. "Some Like It Hot," TS, 6 p., n.d. B. Film Script, "Christmas in New York," by John Hindman, includes correspondence, TS, 123 p., 2008. C. Television Scripts. 1. "," Knight Vision, 4 copies, TS, 50 p., 2013. [F. 2] 2. "Nicked," by Greg Daly and Jim Lynch, TS, 70 p., 2009. [F. 3] 3. "We Are Everyone," by Craig Sweeny, TS, 56p., 2013. D. Plays, "Patriots and Pioneers," 3 copies, 1Op., TS with holograph notes, 2013. [F. 4] E. Sketches. 1. "George B," TS, 49p., n.d. [F. 5] 2. "Man on a Sofa, With Voices and Noises," TS, 31 p., n.d. 3. "Person Trying to Set a Scene," TS, 54p., n.d. 4. "Sketch No. 3," TS, 19p., n.d. [F. 6] 5. "Sketch No. 4, The Perils of Pauline," TS, 22p., n.d. 6. "Sketch No. 5," TS, 9p., n.d. 7. "Sketch No. 6," TS, 11 p., n.d. 8. "Sketch No. 10, The Last Days of Pompeii," TS, 18p., n.d. F. Audiobook Scripts. 1. HEART: AN AMERICAN MEDICAL ODYSSEY, TS with holograph notes, 717p., 2013. [F. 7-8] 2. THE BULLY PIT, TS, 1798p.,2013. [F. 9-18] Box54 G. Audiobook Fragments, BILLY THE PIT, TS, 150 p., 2013. [F. 1] H. Script Fragments, untitled projects, TS with holograph notes, 60 p., 2012. [F. 2] I. Book Fragments, untitled re: Roosevelt and Taft, TS, 10 p., n.d.

II. Professional Material. A. Notes re: Billy Wilder biography, n.d. [F. 3] B. Audition reading, n.d. C. Interview questions, n.d. D. Itinerary, 2013. E. 3 schedules, 2013.

Herrmann, Edward (10/29/13) Page 1 of2 III. Printed Materials. A. 5 programs, 2013. B. 5 biographies, 2013. C. 4 flyers, 2013. D. Clipping, 2013.

IV. Correspondence. A. Professional, 2013, n.d.

V. Electronic media. A. CD, electronic scrapbook re: Charles Hallinan, n.d.

VI. Memorabilia. A. Visitor passes and nametag, 2013.

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Herrmann, Edward #1262 5/21/14 Preliminary Listing

I. Professional Materials. A. General. Box 55 1. Scripts; may include correspondence. a. "The Black Box - 930A," TS, 42 p., 2014. [F. 1] b. "The Black Box - Crew Call: 8A," TS, 52 p., 2014. c. "The Black Box-Episode# 101 'Kiss the Sky,'" by Jones, Amy Holden, TS, 54 p., 2013. d. "Brenda Smith Goes to Washington," by Karcher [F. 2] Brett, TS, 111 p., 2009. e. "C/C/X," by Lynch, Jim, TS, 82 p., n.d. [F. 3] f. "Dear Vincent," by Mockers, Michel, TS, [F. 4] 38 p., 2003. g. "Game -An American Football Musical," by [F. 5] Richmond, Peter and Ken Lauber, 88 p., n.d. h. "How High the Moon," TS, 110 p., 2006. [F. 6] 1. "Klen FM: Roswell," TS, 97 p., 2010. [F. 7] J. "MacDeath," TS, 74 p., 2007. [F. 8] k. "Miracles," TS, 90 p., 1997. [F. 9] 1. "Perception: Episode #311," by Ning, Jason, TS, [F. 10] 50 p., 2014. m. "Perception: Episode #311/Episode #312," TS, 80 p., n.d. n. "Revelation," by Oasyss, Isaac A. and Scarlet Knight, TS, 168 p., 1998. 0. "Rough Country," by Phinny, Peter and Ann Gun, [F. 11] TS, 119 p., n.d. p. "Roughnecks," by Walsh, Michael, TS, 111 p., [F. 12] n.d. q. "Social Security," by Walsh, Michael, TS, 112 p., [F. 13] 2011. r. "Washington Irving's Sketchbook," by Higgins, [F. 14] Frank and Rebecca Taylor, TS, 90 p., n.d. s. "Yr. Obedient Servant," by Eldredge, Kay, TS, [F. 15] 63 p., 1987. 2. Script fragments re: "Malcolm Miller" and "The Black [F. 16] Box," TS with holograph notes; 28 p., 2013-14. 3. Casting call re: voice-over for "Spectrum is Here - Charter," n. d. 4. Crew call sheets re: "The Black Box" and "Perception," 2014.

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IL Correspondence. A. General; includes TLS; ANS; 2003; n.d.

III. Printed Materials. A. General. 1. Magazines. [F. 17] a. Audio File, Dec 2013/Jan 2014; includes correspondence. 2. 1 clipping, 2013. 3. 2 programs, 2013-14. 4. 3 flyers, 2013. 5. 1 proof, 2013. 6. Scores re: "Remembering JFK (An American Elegy)," 2010. 7. Photocopies. [F. 18] a. re: "Clarence: A Comedy in Four Acts," 1921. b. re: "The Late George Apley," 1944. 8. Readers Proof. a. CARNAL CURIOSITY, by Stuart Woods, [F. 19-20] 2013. b. ENDURING COURAGE, by John F. Ross, [F. 21-22] 2014.

IV. Film and Video. A. DVDs. 1. "Fulbright: The Man, the Mission, and the Message," [Loose] 2006. 2. "Sample Interviews," 2003. 3. "Why We (Heart) Vampires," 2013; includes correspondence.

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