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The Inventory of the John Patrick Collection #1147 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 Box 1 A. Play Scripts Each includes holograph note of explanation. 1) THE WILLOW AND I, 1941, Typescript with holo. corr., 135 pp. 2) THE HASTY HEART, 1945, Typescript with holo. corr., 138 pp. 3) THE STORY OF 1'1ARY SURRATT (This Gentle Ghost), 1947, a) Typescript, carbon typescript and mimeo with holo. additions and corrections, 121 pp. b) Scri?t for Philco Television Playhouse, Feb. 13, 1949. Adapted byS~muel Carter. Mimeo, 88 pp. c) Notes for play script, holo., 2 pp. & Typescript and carbon typescript with holo. additions and corrections, 19 PP• 4) LO AND BEHOLD, 1951, Carbon typescript with holo. addit:Lons 2 and. corrections, 125 pp. 5) THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, 1954 a) Working script, Typescript, carbon typescript and mimeo with holo. additions and corrections, 103 pp. b) Script in Spanish. Carbon typescr'ipt, 121 pp. 6) BLEAK HOUSE, 1957, Carbon typescript, 107 pp. 7) JUNIPER AND THE PAGANS, 1959, Mimeo, 128 pp. Holo. notes includes. Also two photos of set renderings by Oliver Smith and a photo of show with Da-.hrd Wayne. 8) EVERYBODY DOVES OPAL, 1961, Carbon typescript, 111 pp. with one page of holo. notes. Box 2 9) IT'S BEEN WONDERFUL, 1963, Mimeo, 116 pp. Holo. t,:1'-'lote included O i i .i ,; , 10+ EARTH AND HIGH HEAVEN, No date, Mimeo with holo. additions and corrections, 120 PP· page2 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 11) MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO PARIS, Musical book, 1968, 87 pp. most halo. with some mimeo and typeszript with halo. additions and corrections. 12) NEVER ON SUNDAY (Opened in NYC as ILLYA DARLING). Musical book, 1967, a) First draft, halo. with some typescript, arprox. 200 pp. b) Typescript with halo. additions and corrections, 110 pp. Box 3 13) EVERYBODY'S GIRL, 1968 a) Script, Mimeo with some halo. notes and corrections, 99 pp. b) Newspaper articles about productions of play (25) c) Photographs from show as performed at the Flat Rock Playhouse in North Carolina, 8 x 10 (2) d) Programs from various productions 1. Flat Rock Playhouse, Henderson, N.C. 2).Playhouse on the Mall, Paramus, N.J. 3. Albuquerque Little Theatre, Albuquerque, New Mexico (2) 4. Tampa Community Theatre, Tampa, Florida (2) 14) SCANDAL POINT, 1968 a~ Typescript, carbon typescript & mimeo with halo. additions, corrections, stage directions, and note::.; 89 pp. b) Newspaper articles, a~prox. 25 pp. c) Program from Albuquerque Little Theatre d) The Albuquerque Clubwoman, August, 1968 B. Screenplays 1) TAKE THREE TENSES (When produced finally called ENCHANTMENT) 1948. Mimeo, 143 pp. Halo. note included. page 3 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 2) THE PRESIDENT'S LADY, 1952 a) Screen Treatment. Reproduction of typescript with some halo. notes, 59 pp. b) Bound copy of script with halo. note to JP from producer Sol S,tt±gel. Mimeo, 134 pp. Also 49 photographs from movie, 8 x 10 glossies. Box 4 3) THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN, 1953 a) Screen treatment. Reproduction of typescript, 55 pp. b) Reproduction of typescript with some halo. notes, 128 pp. 4) A MANY-SPLENDORED THING, 1954 a) Screen treatment. Reproduction of typescript, 71 pp. b) Reproduction of typescript with some halo. notes, 118 pp. 5) MISTER ROBERTS, 1955. Reproduction of typescript, 133 pp. 6) HIGH SOCIETY, 1955 a) Screen treatment. Mimeo with halo. notes, 54 pp. b) Bound copy of script with halo. note to JB from producer Sol $1i'e.gel. Mimeo, 104 pp. Also 25 photographs from movite ,. 8 x 10 mat finish c) Full size billboard poster for movie 7) LES GIRLS, 1956 a) Mimeo with halo.note included, 96 pp. b) Bound copy of script with halo. note to JP from producer Sol $,f:d.gel. Mctmeo, 114 pp. Also 25 photographs from movie, 8 x 10 mat finish. c) Newspaper articles-reviews, approx. 25 d) Picture Show & Film Pictorial, Nov. 9, 1957 e) The Hollywood Reporter, Oct. 2, 1957 pag1=: 4 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 Box 5 8) SOME CAME RUNNING> 1958 a) Outline. Carbon typescript, llOpp. b) Mimeo with holo. note included, 148 pp. 9) GOOD AS GOLD, 1958. Carbon typescript with holo. note included, 121 pp. 10) PARRISH, 1959. Typescript and carbon typescript with holo. note included, 145 pp. 11) THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG, 1960 a) Screen treatment. Carbon typescript with holo. additions and corrections, 83 pp. b) Carbon typescr:L-pt., 150 pp. 12) GIGOT, 1961. Carbon typescript, 99 pp. Also ho+o. notes, 2 pp. 13) THE MAIN ATTRACTION, 1962 a) Mimeo with typescript and carbon typescript pages of revision. All with holo, corrections, approx. 150 pp. b) The_Hol~ood Reporter, Front page, March 2, 1962 c) Call sheets from movie. Mimeo, 8 pp. 14) THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, 1962. Mimeo with halo., 130 pp. Box 6 15) THE HUNT FOR KIMATHI, 1966. Carbon typescript with some halo. notes included, 135 pp. 16) BLOOMER GIRL, 1967. Typescript with halo. additions and corrections. First draft, 87 pp. 17) THE SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN, 1968. First draft. Treatment. Holograph, approx. 130 pp. page 5 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 18) A CANDLE FOR ST. JUDE, Nofa.ate. Typescript with holo. additions and corrections, 115 PP• 19) A FEATHER IN HER HAT, No date. Typescript with holo. additions and corrections, 104 pp. 20) I THANK A FOOL, No date. Treatment. Carbon typescript with holo. note included. qJ.l ff, Unboxed Scrapbooks l Wrapped item #1 i) GOOD AS GOLD a) Newspaper articles, approx. 40 b) Pen and ink sketch by artist Bill Mauldin of impression of play c) 3 photocdipies of Bill Mauldin sketch. 2) THE CURIOUS SAVAGE a) Newspaper articles, approx. 75 b) Playbill's from Martin Beck Theatre, NYC; Richmond Civic Theatre, Richmond Indiana;:i; and the Little Theatre of San Antonia, San Antonio, Texas c) Photo of Lillian. Gish. 8 x 10 glossy d) Color photo of advertis:i.ng poster for Sea Cliff High School. 5 x 7 3) LO AND BEHOLD a) Newspaper articles, approx. 7~ (5 from Italian procuction) b) Playbills from The New Parsons Theatre, Hartford, Conn.; Cass Theatre, Detroit, Mich.; New Gayety Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland; Booth Theatre, NYC. c) 3 x 5 Glossy photo ot set d) 5 x7 color photo of billboard at Booth Theatre page 6 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 Wrapped item 112 4) THE HASTY HEART, 1945 a) Newspaper and magazine articles, approx. 200 to 1954 when J movie made b) Articles by JP 1. "Call to Arms",Harpers Bazaar, Jan., 1945 2. "Ignorance Abroad", Glamour 3. "Snapshots Shuffled by an Idiot", Vogue, Jan., 1945 4. "What Does a Soldier Want in a Wife", Glamour, April, 1945 5. "Theatre Torment", Vogue, April, 1945 c) Mantle, Robert Burns (1873-1948) to JP. TLS, June 22, 1945 d) Letter to JP from his backers. TLS, Feb. 5, 1947 5) THE STORY OF MARY SURRATT, 1947 a) Newspaper articles, approx. 200 b) Henry Woodhouse (President of Historic Arts) to JP. Carbon TLS, Feb. 12, 1947 c) Becker, Mortimer to JP. ALS d) Producer::; questionare. {\,. i for audience at play. Printed, 1 p. e) Playbill, Henry Miller Theatre, NYC. f) Eight photos of production, 11 x 14, mat finish g) "Journal" diary of beginning of production. Typescript, 6 pp. 6) EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL, 1961 a) Newspaper articles, approx. 50 b) Howell, Miriam (Agent) to Jp. TLS, Oct. 20, 1961 c) Stark, Ray to JP. Telegram, Aug. 9, 1961 d) Heckart, Eileen (1919- )to JP. 3 Telegrams: June 12, July 13, July 15, 1961. e) "Motes to Actors" by JP. Carbon typescript with some halo. marks, 1 p. page 7 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 Wrapped item f/3 7) TEAHOUSE OF THfi: AUGUST MOON, 1953, Vol. I (Boxes 11- 13) a) Newspaper articles, approx. 200 b) 28 photos, black & white, varying sizes 8) TEAHOUSE ... , Vol. II a) N,ewspaper articles, appro1<. 200 b) Beck, Mrs. Martin to JP. TLS, March 4, 1954 c) Program for Tony Awards, March 28, 1954 d) Invitation and program to Aegis Theatre Club Annual Award Luncheon, May 4, 1954 e) Ackerman, Carl W. (Letter telling JP that Columbia had chosen "Teahouse" as the Pulitzer Prize winner) to JP, May 3, 1954 f) Photostat of check received for Pulitzer Prize g) Kirk, Grayson to JP. Telegram, April 2, 1954 9) TEAHOUSE. National Company a) Newspaper articles, approx. 40 b) Bromberg, Gertrude (Press Representative) to JP. TLS, May 9, 1955 10) TEAHOUSE ... Foreign P~oductions a) N~paper articles, approx. 40 b) Howell, Miriam to JP. TLS , Oct. 14~ 1954 Box 7 C. Productions of TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON around the world 1) Maylaya a) 64 Photos, black & white, varying sizes. Each with carbon typescript description on back b) Newspaper clippings, approx. 40 c) West, ElaineA. -~(U.S. Information Agency) to JP. TLS, Sept. 7, 1956 page 8 PATRICK, JOHN Gift of 1969 2) Budapest a) 14 photos, black & white glossies, various sizes 3) Denmark a) 4 photos, black & white gJossies, various sizes b) 8 newspaper artiiles (In Danish) 4) West Berlin a) 5 Photos, black & white, various sizes b) Program from Renaissance Theatre, Berlin c) Newspaper articles (In German), approx. 10 d) Karlweis, Oscar (Berlin Sakini) to Howell, Miriam. TLS, Oct. 10, 1954 5) Stockholm & MalnlP, Sweden a) 15 newspaper articles (In Swedish) b) 17 photos, black and white, various sizes c) Lundbergh, Holge:r (Swedish Theatre Personage) to JP. 3 TLS & 1 copy of letter of his, Sept. 22, 1954, Feb. 12, 1955, Feb. 13, 1955, Feb. 18, 1956(copy) d)Howell, Miriam to Jacobson, Sol.
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    Cyril Ritchard The Happiest Girl In The World mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Stage & Screen Album: The Happiest Girl In The World Country: US Released: 1961 Style: Musical MP3 version RAR size: 1646 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1776 mb WMA version RAR size: 1264 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 943 Other Formats: MP2 FLAC DXD MP3 FLAC VQF AU Tracklist A1 Overture: The Glory That Is Greece A2 The Happiest Girl In The World A3 The Greek Marine A4 Shall We Say Farewell? A5 Never Be-Devil The Devil A6 Whatever That May Be A7 Eureka A8 The Oath A9 Vive La Virtue! B1 Finale, Act I B2 Adrift On A Star B3 That'll Be The day B4 How Soon, Oh Moon? B5 Love-Sick Serenade B6 Five Minutes Of Spring B7 Never Trust A Virgin B8 Entrance Of The Courtesans B9 Vive La Virtue Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Cyril Ritchard, Cyril Ritchard, Janice Rule Janice Rule With With Dran Seitz & Bruce Columbia KOL 5650 KOL 5650 US 1961 Dran Seitz & Yarnell - The Happiest Girl Masterworks Bruce Yarnell In The World (LP, Mono) Cyril Ritchard, Janice Rule Cyril Ritchard, With Dran Seitz & Bruce Janice Rule With 19032 Yarnell - The Happiest Girl DRG Records 19032 US 2002 Dran Seitz & In The World (CD, Album, Bruce Yarnell RM) Related Music albums to The Happiest Girl In The World by Cyril Ritchard Donna Fargo - The Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A. / The Awareness of nothing Mary Martin, Cyril Ritchard - Peter Pan Prokofiev / Cyril Ritchard / Britten / Eugene Ormandy - Peter And The Wolf / Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra Cyril Stapleton Orchestra - Cyril Stapleton Orchestra Janice - Love Up Julie Harris , Cyril Ritchard, David Wayne - A Gathering Of Great Poetry For Children, Volume Two Cyril Tawney - Janice - Talk To Me Mary Martin - Peter Pan Cyril Ornadel And Starlight Symphony Orchestra - Carnival.