The Inventory of the Paul Mann Collection #1773
The Inventory
of the
Paul Mann
Collection
#1773
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Mann, Paul #1773 9/14/10 Preliminary Listing
I. Printed Materials Box 1 A. “Therefore Choose Life: Paul Mann, 1913-1985,” booklet containing interviews with various actors and directors re: PM, 60 p., 1987, 2 copies. [F. 1] B. “Driven by Fierce Visions of Independence,” article by Kate Taylor NYTimes.com, Internet printout, 3 p., 8/27/10.
II. Manuscripts. A. “Mission Statement Towards a Grant,” book proposal re: The Paul Mann Actor’s Workshop, TS, 1 p., n.d.
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Mann, Paul # 1773 7/18/13 Preliminary Listing Abbreviations: LHM: Lenore Harris Mann UWGB: University of Wisconsin at Green Bay ATTI: American Theater Training Institute AUTI: American University Theater Institute PMAW: Paul Mann Actors Workshop ITI: International Theater Institute
Added to Box 1 I. Manuscripts. A. Files; may include printed materials; correspondence; photographs; holograph notes. 1. “An American Actor Speaks of his Art,” TS, includes holograph notes, n.d. [F. 2] 2. “The Criminals,” TS, 1941. 3. “Danton’s Death,” TS, 1965. [F. 3] 4. “Michael Chekov Theatre our English script of Maxim Gorki’s ‘The Lower Depths’,” n.d.; includes file “Chekov Theatre Script for Gorki’s ‘The Lower Depths’,” n.d. [F. 4] 5. “My First Broadcast,” 1940. [F. 4-5] 6. “Scripts: ‘What it Takes’ Philly Stevenson, ‘The Crime’- Michael Blankfort,” 1936-1938. [F. 6] 7. “Some of Paul’s Scripts: Old Ones - Scene Studies,” n.d. [F. 7] 8. “Stanislavsky: Article 100th Anniversary,” 1963. [F. 8] 9. “Stanislavsky in America: Tulane Drama Review 1st draft and Extra Material,” n.d. 10. “Theater Articles: 1953-1965.” [F. 9] 11. “Two Plays of the 1930s: ‘Planet in the Sun’ and ‘Private Hicks’,” n.d. [F. 10] B. Drafts. 1. AN AMERICAN ACTOR, 347 p., n.d. [F. 11-12] 2. “Training the Actor in the USA or American Actors Training,” TS with holograph corrections, 38 p., n.d.; includes ALS from “Cathy.” [F. 13] C. Various draft fragments, poetry, speeches, scripts, TS. [F. 13-14] D. Articles by PM and others, re: Polish Theatre, American Theatre, Konstantin Stanislavski Method, 1952- 1980; includes: “A View From Inside the Storm,” by Edwin Sherin, TS, 18 p.; ANS from ES to PM, 7/27/1975. [F. 15-16] E. Speeches, TS. 1. “Maltz Speech,” re: Albert Maltz, 8 p., n.d. [F. 17] 2. “Michael Chekov on Character and Characterization,” 14 p., n.d.,
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3 copies. 3. “Speech Delivered by Anthony Quinn at Showing of Ox-Bow Incident,” 17 p., 1946, 2 copies. 4. “Tribute to Erwin Piscator,” 20 p., 1967, 2 copies. F. Screenplays. 1. “Fiddler on the Roof,” by Joseph Stein, TS, 3 drafts, 160-173 p., 1969. [F. 18-19] Box 2 2. “The Inspector General,” by Nicolai Gogol, TS, 97 p., n.d.; includes printed materials. [F. 1] G. Transcripts. 1. “A Brief Interview with Paul Mann,” 3 p., n.d. 2. “Norman Corwin’s ‘One World Flight,’” 13 broadcasts, approx. 300 p., 1947. [F. 2-3] H. Stage plays; may include holograph notes; printed materials; professional materials; photographs; correspondence. 1. “After the Fall,” by Arthur Miller, TS, 3 drafts, 80-159 p., n.d. [F. 4-5] 2. “Afton Water,” by William Saroyan, TS, 49 p., 1942. [F. 6] 3. “All My Sons,” by Arthur Miller, TS, 93 p., n.d. 4. “Arrival of Buyers,” by Leslie Weiner, TS, approx. 150 p., 1952-1953, 2 copies. [F. 7-8] 5. “Bright Sun at Midnight,” by John Gray, TS, approx. 150 p., n.d. [F. 9] 6. “Bruno and Sidney,” by Edward Caulfield, TS, approx. 150 p., n.d., 2 copies. [F. 10-11] 7. “The Changeling,” by Thomas Middleton and William Rowley, TS, approx. 120 p., 1965. [F. 12] 8. “The Country Wife,” by William Wycherley, TS, approx. 150 p., n.d. [F. 13] 9. “Crime,” by Michael Blankfort, TS, 41 p., n.d. [F. 14] 10. “The Drunkard,” by unidentified, TS, approx. 10 p., n.d. 11. “The Duffel Bag,” by Ben Bengal, TS, 36 p., 1977. 12. “End of Day,” by Howard Richardson and Frances Goforth, TS, 124 p., n.d. [F. 15] 13. “Flight into Egypt,” by George Tabori, 2 drafts. TS, 95-110 p., n.d. [F. 16-18] 14. “Fight to the West,” by Thomas Hickey, TS, 10 p., n.d., 2 copies. [F. 19] 15. “The Germans,” by Leon Kruczkowski, TS, 8 p., n.d., 3 copies. 16. “The Golden Six,” by Maxwell Anderson, TS, approx. 120 p., n.d. [F. 20] 17. “Gravy Train,” by Mordecai Gorelik, TS, approx. 50 p., 1948. 18. “Happy End,” by Dorothy Lane, TS, approx. 50 p., n.d. [F. 21] 19. “Heaven Come Wednesday,” by Gordon Jenkins, TS, approx. 75 p., n.d. Box 3 20. “Heloise and Abelard,” by Roger Vailland, TS, 50 p., n.d. [F. 1]
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21. “The House of Bernarda Alba and Love of the Dole,” by Lorca, Gow and Greenwood, TS, approx. 100 p., 1957. 22. “I Forgot,” by Anton Chekhov, TS, 6 p., n.d., 4 copies. 23. “Incident at Vichy,” by Arthur Miller, TS, 64 p., n.d. [F. 2] 24. “The Inspector General,” by Nicolai Gogol, TS, 125 p., n.d. 25. “Labor for the Wind,” by Irwin Shaw, TS, approx. 75 p., n.d. 26. “Lamp at Midnight,” by Barbie Staris, TS, 90 p., n.d. [F. 3] 27. “Last Summer in Chulimsk,” by Alexander Vampilov, TS, 89 p., n.d. [F. 4] 28. “Life and Death of an American,” by George Sklar, TS, 86 p., n.d. 29. “The Madwoman of Challot,” by unidentified, TS, 100 p., n.d. [F. 5] 30. “Marco Millions,” by Eugene O’Neill, TS, approx. 75 p., n.d. [F. 6] 31. “Montserrat,” by unidentified, TS, 99 p., n.d. 32. “The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail,” by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, TS, 123 p., 1970. [F. 7] 33. “Pal Joey,” by John O’Hara, TS, 65 p., n.d. [F. 8] 34. “Plant in the Sun [Hebrew],” by Ben Bengal, TS, 44 p., n.d. 35. “Private Hicks,” by Albert Maltz, TS, 25 p., n.d. 36. “Private Hicks: Director’s Script,” by Albert Maltz, TS, 36 p., n.d., 3 copies. [F. 9] 37. “The Private Life of the Master Race,” by Bertolt Brecht, TS, 5 copies, approx. 10 p., each, n.d. [F. 10] 38. “Private Lives,” by Noel Coward, TS, 20 p., n.d. [F. 11] 39. “Rainbow Terrace,” by Mordecai Gorelick, TS, 2 drafts, 30, 100 p., 1966. [F. 12] 40. “Ruby Gentry,” by unidentified, TS, 123 p., n.d. [F. 13] 41. “She Defends Her Country,” by unidentified, TS, 32 p., n.d.[F. 14] 42. “The Shy and Lonely,” by Irwin Shaw, TS, 22 p., n.d. 43. “The Sonnen Brunch Family” (alternate title: “The Germans”), by Leon Kruczkowski, TS, approx. 200 p., n.d. [F. 15-16] 44. “The Sonnen Brunch Family: Act I,” by Leon Kruczkowski, TS, 4 copies, 14 p. each, n.d. [F. 17] 45. “Success Story,” by John Howard Lawson, TS, 100 p., n.d. [F. 18] 46. “Tartuffe,” by Moliére, TS, 100 p., n.d. [F. 19] 47. “They Came to a City [Hebrew],” by J.B. Priestley, TS, 2 drafts, 118-124 p., n.d. [F. 20] 48. “They Came to a City, Corrected Act 3 [Hebrew],” by J.B. Priestley, TS, 87 p., n.d. [F.21] 49. “Thirty Pieces of Silver,” by Howard Fast, TS, 84 p., n.d. 50. “Too Late the Phalarope,” by Robert Yale Libott, TS, 2 copies 150 p., n.d. [F. 22] Box 4 a. “Too Late the Phalarope,” (continued). [F. 1] 51. “The Troublemakers,” by George Bellak, TS, approx. 100 p., n.d. [F. 2]
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52. “Up the Sandbox,” by Paul Zindel, TS, 115 p., 1972. 53. “Waiting for Lefty,” by Clifford Odots, TS, 35 p., n.d. [F. 3] 54. “Warm Peninsula,” by Joe Masteroff, TS, 170 p., 1974. [F. 4] 55. “The White Haired Boy,” by Herman Samuels, TS, 30 p., n.d. 56. “The Whole World Over,” by Konstantin Simonov, TS, approx. 200 p., 1947. [F. 5] 57. “The Wrestling and the Fall,” by Dorothy Monet, TS, approx. 100 p., n.d. [F. 6]
II. Printed Materials [See Series XIII for additional Printed Materials]. A. Files; may include articles; newspapers; magazines; correspondence; photographs; professional materials; financial materials; manuscripts; memorabilia. 1. “7th Moscow International Film Festival,” 1971. [F. 7] 2. “1930-1939.” 3. “1935-1949.” [F. 8-9] 4. “1940-1949;” includes subfile: [F. 10-14] a. “My First Television Broadcast,” 1945. Box 5 5. “1941.” [F. 1] 6. “1950’s,” 1950-1954. 7. “1950 European Theater,” 1948-1952; includes subfiles: [F. 2-6] a. “12 Miesiecy,” 1950. b. “Teatr Nowy,” 1948. c. “Karlovy Vary- Film Festival,” 1950. d. “Foreign Mail,” 1951-1952. 8. “1950-1959.” [F. 7-8] 9. “1950 with Paul Robeson ‘They Came to a City,'” 1950-1982. [F. 8] 10. “1953- The ‘5th Amendment’,” 1953. 11. “1953- Theatre Study Tour,” 1953; includes subfile: a. “Salem, Mass,” n.d. [F. 9] 12. “1960’s,” 1960-1969. [F. 10-12] 13. “1960-1963.” [F. 13-14] Box 6 14. “1960-1972-1972-1976,” 1968-1978; includes subfile: [F. 1] a. “1972- U of W,” (UWGB) 1968-1972. 15. “1963-The New Repertory Theatre at Lincoln Center,” 1963-1965. 16. “1962- Newsweek Magazine,” 1967. [F. 2] 17. “1970’s,” 1970-1979. [F. 2-4] 18. “1973: Publicity and 3 Copies of ‘Summertree’,” 1973. [F. 5] 19. “1973 Theater Programs,” 1972-1973. 20. “1974,” 1973-1974. [F. 6] 21. “1982- Ida Kaminsk Paul’s Article Page 9,” 1982. [F. 7] 22. “Acting Classes Ads-Publicity,” 1951-1957. 23. “Actual Listing (Reproduction) from ‘Who’s Who on the American Theatre’ and Material Up-Dating it to 1970-1971,” 1970-1971.
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24. “Ads Fall 1976-1977,” 1976-1977. 25. “AETA-SAA National Convention,” 1966. 26. “America, America,” 1963. 27. “Arena Stage-Washington, D.C.,” 1966-1967. 28. “Articles and News Clips,” 1948-1973; includes subfiles: [F. 8] a. “Meaningful Theatre ‘The Actor’s Objective’ Reprints,” 1957-1961. b. “New Bedford Sunday Standard,” 1973. 29. “American Theatre Training Institute- About Okay for 1975 Trip,” 1974. [F. 9] 30. “ATTI- Russian Artists,” 1978. 31. “Balkan Hotel,” 1960-1962. [F. 10] 32. “Bella’s Got a Fella,” 1950-1957. 33. “Bob Whitehead Interview and ‘The Three Sisters’ Review New York Times,” 1968. [F. 11] 34. “Brochures and Stationary 1967,” 1967. 35. “Bruno and Sidney,” 1949. 36. “CCNY in New York Times,” 1974. [F. 12] 37. “Chekhov’s ‘The Three Sisters’,” 1968. 38. “China,” 1975. 39. “Clippings,” 1967-1983. [F. 12-13] Box 7 a. “Clippings,” 1967-1983 (continued). [F. 1] 40. “Clippings (After Europe),” 1950-1953. [F. 2] 41. “Clippings and Teaching Aids,” 1977. 42. “Clippings for Class Use,” 1978. 43. “Come Back Little Sheba Reviews,” 1974. 44. “Coryl,” 1974-1978. 45. “Bick Fontera,” 1983-1984. 46. “’Echelon’ Program,” 1978. [F. 3] 47. “Empire Builders Publicity,” 1968. 48. “The Events During My Week in Hollywood,” 1952. 49. “Eugene O’Neil ‘Before Breakfast’ and My Notes,” 1977. 50. “European Theatre Study Tours, 1958-1967; includes subfiles: [F. 4-5] a. “Backstage Article on Eastern European Theater Exhibit,” 1962. b. “London 1962: Productions; Paul Robeson,” 1962-1963. c. “1962 Theatre Trip Clippings and Theatre Materials,” 1962. d. “Poland,” 1958. 51. “Fear and Misery in the 3rd Reich, The Schnenbruch Family,” 1955. [F. 6] 52. “Feature Articles Green Bay Press Gazette,” 1963-1975. 53. “Fiddler On the Roof: Film Review in Yiddish,” 1972. 54. “Flight Into Egypt,” 1952. [F. 7] 55. “For Josh: Miller Gary,” n.d.
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56. “For Roger for File,” 1964. 57. “The Golden Six,” 1957. [F. 8] 58. “Harold Clurman’s Articles,” 1947. 59. “Harriet Van Horne Interview,” 1945. [F. 9] 60. “His Material Included Autograph Material by Bucky Fuller,” 1966-1968. [F. 10] 61. “House of Bernarda Alba,” n.d. [F. 11] 62. “House of Committee,” 1958. [F. 12] 63. “Houston Chronicle Review,” 1978. 64. “Important Work Related Material, 1979.” [F. 13] 65. “ITI, Artkino, Josh,” 1971. 66. “ITI Congress NYC,” 1967. [F.14] Box 8 a. “ITI Congress NYC,” 1967 (continued). [F. 1] 67. “Jan. 11 1978 ‘Variety Advertisement Criticizing the Play about Paul Robeson,” 1978. [F. 2] 68. “Josh,” 1972. 69. “Josh’s Photo Exhibit,” 1981. 70. “Junior Vote, Equity Magazine,” 1944-1948. 71. “Lenore, the ‘Playing for Time’ NY Times Story,” 1980. 72. “Lincoln Center,” 1963. [F. 3-6] 73. “Lincoln Center ‘Crisis’,” 1965-1967. [F. 7] 74. “Lincoln Center Library of Performing Arts,” 1973. 75. “’Losing Time’ by John Hopkins,” 1979. 76. “Mann ‘Articles’: Most Important Publications, Speeches, Notes, Reports,” 1958-1971; includes subfiles: [F. 8] a. “My Statement Before HCUAA June 19, 1958,” 1958. b. “Theatre in American Political Life, A Talk to the Students (and Faculty) at Yale,” 1970. c. “WWGB 10 Yr. Plan,” 1972. 77. “Marriage Proposal,” 1972-1980.; includes subfiles: [F. 9-12] a. “Incident at the Standish Arms, Original Stage Manager’s Script,” n.d. b. “Private Hicks,” n.d. c. “’Before Breakfast’ O’Neil,” n.d. d. “Incident at the Standish Arms,” n.d. e. “Director’s Script ‘People’,” n.d. f. “’Before Breakfast,’ by Eugene O’Neil,” n.d. g. “Scripts: A Marriage Proposal,” 1980. h. “’I Forgot,’ by Anton Checkov,” n.d. i. “Untitled A Radio Play by Norman Corwin,” n.d. j. “Marriage Proposal Clean Script for Stage Manager,” 1973. 78. “Marxist Interpretation of Shakespeare, Triple Action Theatre,” 1974. [F. 13] 79. “Material for Article on ‘The Environment That Influences the Actor’,” 1953-1957. 80. “Material for Jeanna Belkin at her Bidding If I decide to Run for
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Nomination for Equity Council (Highly Unlikely),” 1968. [F. 14] 81. “Mimeo Sheets- ‘Come Back Little Sheba’ Script,” n.d. 82. “Moscow Art,” 1960-1973. 83. “My Script ‘The Three Sisters’ Used at Yale Repertory Theatre/ 2 Telegrams, 1 to Lenore.” 1968. 84. “My UN Broadcast Japanese Text and Cassette,” 1978; includes audio materials. [F. 15] Box 9 85. “Nathan Cohen,” 1963-1971. [F. 1] 86. “N.E.C. First Programs,” 1967-1968. 87. “N.E.C. and Yale University Schedules and Material,” 1967. 88. “Newspaper Reprints,” n.d. 89. “Nina Vance’s Letter to Me, March 4, 1978 to Feb. 19, 1980, NY Times, Nina’s Obituary,” 1980. 90. “No Greater Love,” 1944. 91. “Original ‘Property’ Script from ATTI 1973,” n.d. [F. 2] 92. “Pan’s, May 20-21, 1950,” 1950. 93. “Paris Clippings,” 1968. [F. 3] 94. “Paul’s Clippings and Notes Related to Work/Research,” 1968- 1976. 95. “Paul’s Teaching Aids, 1954-Show Business,” 1954. 96. “Personal,” 1939. [F. 4] 97. “Philosophy Governing Theatre Arts,” 1972-1973. 98. “Photos and Programs, Exhibit Material: Russia-Poland-East Germany,” 1955-1960. [F. 4-5] 99. “Personal Correspondence,” 1977. [F. 6] 100. “Photographs at Exhibition, Plus Reviews,” 1938. [F. 6-7] 101. “Poland,” 1960. [F. 8] 102. “Polish Theatre,” 1960. [F. 9] 103. “Precious Reviews,” 1949. [F. 10] 104. “Programs Broadway, Off-Broadway,” n.d. [F. 10-11] 105. “Programs UWGB ATTI,” 1970-1975. [F. 11] 106. “Publicity-Lectures, etc…,” 1961-1963. [F. 12] Box 10 107. “Publicity Moscow International Film Festival,” 1971. [F. 1] 108. “Publicity and Other Acting Schools,” 1951. 109. “The Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center First Ad,” 1964. [F. 2] 110. “Richard Fontera,” 1982-1983. 111. “Roger Downey American Playhouse 1776 Broadway,” 1975. 112. “Saturday Review with Casals, Southern Illinois University Photos,” 1966. 113. “Sheba Script,” n.d. [F. 3-4] 114. “Shop,” 1981. [F. 5] 115. “Soviet Life Magazines w. Articles about Paul,” with LHM, 1972- 1976. 116. “The Sunday Standard Times ‘Panorama’,” 1973. [F. 6] 117. “Teaching Aids/Material from Magazines, Newspapers, Photographs,” 1959.
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118. “Theatre Exhibit Poland and East Germany,” 1955-1960. [F.7-8] 119. “Theatre Material for Lectures and Articles,” 1952; includes subfile: [F. 9] a. “Articles, Clippings, and Reviews, Special Theatre Articles,” 1974. 120. “Theatre Notes,” 1961-1974. [F. 10] 121. “Theatre Notes and Articles,” 1967. [F. 11] 122. “They Came to a City,” 1950. 123. “They Came to a City, 1949, Clippings/Programs,” 1949-1950. 124. “They Came to City Yiddish Pail and Photo Clippings,” 1949-1950. [F. 12] 125. “’This Property Is Condemned,’ Scripts and Electrostatic Copy,” 1973; includes audio material. 126. “Three One Act Plays, ATTI ’74 Publicity,” 1974. [F. 13] 127. “‘To Late the Phalarope’ Research Material,” 1952-1956. 128. “‘Too Late the Phalarope’ Backstage Belasco Theatre,” 1956. [F. 14] 129. “Too Late the Phalarope Newspaper Clippings and Photos,” 1956. 130. “‘Too Late the Phalarope,’ Reviews,” 1956. 131. “Toronto Daily Star, Canada Globe, and Mail,” n.d. 132. “The Trial Some Press and Harassment,” 1984. 133. “University of Wisconsin Green Bay,” 1971-1975. [F. 15] 134. “UWGB Publicity for My First Lecture,” 1969. 135. “Valuable Publicity Material,” 1973. 136. “Village Stepanchikovo,” n.d. Box 11 137. “Yale Theatre,” 1968. [F. 1] 138. “Yungvaro,” 1927. 139. “Yurizavadski’s Letter,” 1974. 140. Untitled files re: a. Lincoln Repertory Theatre and “America, America,” 1963- 1964. [F. 2-3] b. SIU Arts Festival and Yale News, 1967. [F. 4] c. Theatre magazines, 1955-1971. d. “Fiddler on the Roof” and awards, 1967-1978. [F. 5-7] e. Theater reviews of various shows, 1961. [F. 8] f. IASTA, 1964. [F. 9] g. Sun Travel Club, 1984. h. Fredrick Palmer and Max Middleton, 1976. i. Symphony Orchestra Pamphlets, 1973-1978. j. Jewish education, n.d. k. Cultured and Scientific Conference for World Peace, 1949. [F. 10] l. Repertory advertisements and reviews, 1963. m. Nikolai Cherkasov death, 1960-1967. n. PMAW (Paul Mann Actors Workshop), 1955. o. PM’s memoir research, 1980.
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p. Repertory workshop, 1967-1968. q. New York Tribune, 1961. [F. 11] r. Travel to Poland and Italy, n.d. s. University of Alberta, 1970. t. Articles re: foreign cities, 1978. u. Sun Travel Club, 1978. v. Postcards from around the world, 1945-1975. [F. 12] w. Lincoln Center, 1966. [F. 13] x. “They Came to a City,” 1949-1952. y. Echelon, 1978. Box 12 z. Russia and current events articles, 1969. [F. 1] aa. Newspaper clippings re: casting of “Fiddler on the Roof,” 1965-1982. [F. 2] bb. Scottish Arts Council, 1972-1973. cc. “A Raisin in the Sun,” and PMAW, clippings, 1956-1958. [F. 3] dd. ATTI programs, 1974; includes PM’s statement before the House Committee on Un-American Activities, TS, 2 p., 6/12/58, 3 copies. [F. 4] ee. “A Raisin in the Sun,” 1956-1958. ff. Polska Sztuka Ludowa, 1949. [F. 5] gg. Yuri Lyubimov, 1983-1984. [F. 6] hh. Too Late the Phalarope, 1956-1957. ii. Canadian theatre; includes subfiles: i. “A NY Acting Teacher Reflects About Canada’s Influence on the US Theatre,” 1968. ii. “Medical forms: Equity and SAG,” 1983. jj. The Stanislavsky Museum, 1960-1963. [F. 7] kk. Canadian Theatre Centre, 1967. ll. They Came to a City [Yiddish], 1949-1950. [F. 8] mm. Echelon reviews, 1978. nn. Vivien Leigh’s death, 1967. oo. Various production posters, 1971-1974. B. General. 1. Brochures and pamphlets. [F. 9] 2. 80 theatre programs. [F. 10-13] 3. Proofs. a. “Theory and Practice,” 1964. [F. 14] b. “The Warm Peninsula,” 1947-1960, 3 copies. Box 13 4. Photocopies re: audio transcript of PM autobiographical recording, The Brecht-Eishe songbook, Scripts, Polish Theatre, Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom, 1958. [F. 1-5] 5. Maps re: Warsaw, Czechoslovakia, Washington D.C. [F. 6] 6. 39 booklets re: acting and theatre. [F. 7-11] 7. “Fiddler on the Roof,” score, 1964. [F. 12] 8. “The Young and Fair,” stage play, 1949; includes PM marginalia.
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9. 17 newsletters, 1950-1984. [F. 13] 10. 4 invitations re: PM, 1960-1976. [F. 14] 11. 3 posters re: PM, n.d. 12. 3 forms re: PM, n.d. 13. 2 book reviews re: PM, 1968. 14. 7 postcards re: PM, n.d. 15. 23 flyers re: PM, 1968-1975. 16. Blank stationary re: PM. 17. News clippings re: PM, 1950-1976. [F. 15] Box 14 a. News clippings re: PM, 1950-1976 (continued). [F. 1-2] 18. Newspapers. a. Backstage, 1985, 3 copies. [F. 3] b. Chapter One, 1963, 2 copies. c. Daily Egyptian, 1963. d. Fanfare, 1978. e. Milwaukee Sentinel, 1963. f. Moscow News, 1975, 3 copies. [F. 4] g. The New York Times, 1966-1985, 7 editions. [F. 4-5] 19. Journals. a. Act 2, 1968. [F. 6] b. Culture and Life, 1975. c. Drama Review, 1944-1975, 3 editions. d. Equity, 1944-1968, 8 editions. [F. 7] e. The Film Journal, 1971. f. Film Sense, 1951. g. Modern Art in Your Life, 1949. [F. 8] h. PMLA, 1965, 2 editions. i. Right, 1958. j. Saturday Review, 1950. k. Soviet Literature Monthly, 1961. l. Speaking of Peace, 1949. [F. 9] m. Theatre Today, 1971. n. The Urban Educational Model, n.d. 20. Magazines. a. Action, 1974. [F. 10] b. American Theatre, 1987. c. Avant Garde, 1968-1969, 4 editions. [F. 10-11] d. Cosmopolitan, 1962. [F. 11] e. Evergreen, 1967-1968, 3 editions. [F. 12] f. Esquire, 1959-1962, 4 editions. [F. 13-14] g. Films and Filming, 1964. h. Glos Plastykow, 1948. Box 15 i. Hollywood Life Stories, 1959-1964, 2 editions. [F. 1] j. Inside Movie, 1962. k. Jewish Life, 1951. l. Jackie and Liz, 1962.
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m. Life, 1956-1976, 8 editions. [F. 2-4] n. Limelight, n.d. [F. 4] o. Look, 1966. p. Modern Screen, 1962-1963, 3 editions. [F. 5] q. Motion Picture, 1960-1963, 2 editions. [F. 5-6] r. Movie Mirror Yearbook, 1961. [F. 6] s. Ms., 1973. t. New Dance Group, 1933. [F. 7] u. New Republic, 1949-1966, 3 editions. v. Newsweek, 1963-1985, 6 editions. [F. 7-8] w. New Theatre, 1934-1936, 34 editions. [F. 9- 12] x. New Theatre and Film, 1937, 2 editions. [F. 12] y. New York, 1967-1979, 3 editions. [F. 13] z. The New Yorker, 1942-1988, 5 editions. [F. 13-14] aa. New York Times Magazine, 1966-1987, 6 editions. [F. 14] bb. Photoplay, 1957-1963, 3 editions. [F. 15] cc. Plays and Players, 1971. Box 16 dd. Post, 1964. [F. 1] ee. Psychologie, 1973. ff. Punch, 1953. gg. Réalités, 1958. hh. Saturday Review, 1956-1970, 2 copies. [F. 2] ii. Screen Stars, 1962. jj. Show, 1962-1971, 7 editions. [F. 2-4] kk. Show Business Illustrated, 1961. [F. 4] ll. Soviet Life, 1966-1978, 6 editions. [F. 4-6] mm. Stage, 1939-1941, 4 editions. [F. 6] nn. Teatrpolski, 1948. [F. 7] oo. Theatre, 1960-1961, 7 editions. [F. 8] pp. Le Theatre, 1961-1998. qq. Theatre Arts, 1940-1963, 56 editions. [F. 9-15] Box 17 i. Theatre Arts, (continued). [F. 1-8] rr. Theatre Arts Monthly, 7 copies, 1931-1939. [F. 9-10] ss. Theatre Theatre, 1967. [F. 10] tt. TV Guide, 1968-1987, 2 editions. [F. 11] uu. TV World, 1974, 2 editions. [F. 12] vv. Workers Theatre, 1932-1933, 9 editions. ww. World, 1945.
III. Scrapbooks. A. 3 scrapbooks kept by LHM, re: newspaper clippings, photographs of actors, n.d. [F. 13]
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IV. Correspondence. [See Series XI for additional correspondence; see Series XV for restricted correspondence.] A. American National Theatre and Academy. 1. Files; may include TLS; ALS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. a. “1962 European Theatre Tour,” 1962. [F. 14] b. “Letters of Recommendation and Introduction,” 1961. c. “Owen Lee’s Letter to ANTA about our Accomplishment,” 1962. d. “Photostats and Originals,” 1960. B. American Theatre Training Institute. 1. Files; may include TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. a. “Copies of Letters,” 1923-1974. [F. 15] b. “Foundation Correspondence December, 1974,” 1974- 1975. c. “Foreign and USA Copies of Letters,” 1974. d. “The Letters for Lenore’s Reviews and the Volchek-Efros Meeting,” n.d. e. “Other Professional Correspondence, USA and Europe,” 1978. C. The Ford Foundation. 1. Files; may include financial materials; TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. a. “The Ford Foundation Grant,” 1974-1976; includes subfiles: [F. 16] i. “Financial Report Ford Foundation Supporting Material,” 1974-1976. ii. “The Grant from The Ford Foundation,” 1974. iii. “Nov. 21 1973,” 1973. iv. “To Mac Lowry,” 1973-1974. D. International Theatre Institute. 1. Files; may include printed materials; photographs; TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. a. “1960.” [F. 17] b. “1962 Europe.” c. “1973 Carbon Copies of Letters.” d. “1974.” Box 18 e. “Brochure; Letters (Copies),” 1970-1974. [F. 1] f. “‘Dear Colleagues’ Letters,” 1994. g. “GDR KOHLS,” 1974. h. “J.B. Priestly,” 1977. i. “Letters of Introduction,” 1974. j. “Letters Polish and USA,” 1976. k. “Letters to European Centers Prior to Departure,” 1962. l. “Original and Copies of Cable,” 1974. m. “Polish Centre,” 1974. n. “Stepunin letter,” 1976.
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o. “USSR Furtseva,” 1974. p. “USSR GDR Poland Copies,” 1974. E. Lincoln Center. 1. Files; may include TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. a. “1964.” [F. 2] b. “Letters to Kazan,” 1960-1962; notables include: [F. 3] i. Kazan, Elia, TLS, 5/12/1960. c. “Mr. Paul Mann from Bud [Faivre],” 1964. d. “Training Program,” 1964. F. General files; may include TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams; financial materials; printed materials; photographs; professional materials; legal materials; PM’s acting notes; manuscripts. 1. “1950s,” 1950-1960; re: PMAW, “Raisin In the Sun,” Polish/Russian Theatre, PM Acting; notables include: [F. 4-8] a. 3 TLS from PM and Lloyd Richards to: Sidney Poitier, Ted Cole, Fannie Bennett, 10/9/1954. b. Hansberry, Lorraine. TLS re: “Raisin in the Sun,” 3/20/1959. c. Lawson, John Howard. TLS, 5/11/1959. d. Linden, Hal. Telegram, n.d. e. McNeil, Claudia. TLS, 3/17/1959. f. Richards, Lloyd. TLS, 3/1/1959. 2. “1960;” notables include: [F. 9] a. Kazan, Elia. TLS, 12/7/1960. b. Mann, Larry. ALS, 5/11/1960. c. Robeson, Elanda “Essie” (Mrs. Paul Robeson). TLS, 8/24/1960. 3. “1961: Letters to Paul in Alimony Jail,” 1961-1962. a. Davis, Ossie. TLS, 12/26/1961. b. Bradley, Bill. TLS, 11/14/1961 c. “Homnah and Sidney,” telegram, n.d. [F. 10] 4. “1962;” includes subfile: [F. 11] a. “1962 Income from First Four Months,” 1962. 5. “1963.” 6. “1964.” 7. “1965;” includes subfile: a. “1965 Income Tax Returns,” 1965. 8. “1970-1976,” 1969-1990; notables include: U.S. Consul General Institution, 11/22/1971, Orme Wilson Jr.; includes subfiles: [F. 12-15] a. “1st DY Doug T. Ward Letter,” 1969. b. “1975 USSR Visa Application,” 1975. c. “Actor’s Workshop Dance Theatre of Harlem,” 1973. d. “Correspondence Sept. 26 to Oct. 31,” 1972. e. “Correspondence with Nebs and Corye,” 1970.
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f. “Letters to Peter Brook and Miriam Laserson-Varon,” 1975. g. “Earle Gister’s-1973 Theatre Program Evaluation,” 1973- 1974. h. East European Theatre Tour,” 1972. i. “East European Tour,” 1972-1973; includes subfiles: 1. “East European Tour Kohls,” 1972. 2. “East European Tour Woltowics,” 1972. 3. “East European Tour Warounski,” 1972. 4. “East European Tour Nesterov,” 1972. j. “USSR, Poland, England, Canada,’ 1973-1990. k. Re: letter from Rita, 1974-1975. l. “Write Caryl Croundall,” 1975. 9. “1972 Important Letters,” 1972-1977; includes TLS from PM to James Earl Jones, 1/22/1977. [F. 16] 10. “1975-Letters of Recommendation from Coigney, Fontera to City College,” 1975. 11. “1975 Letters of Recommendation A ‘Curriculum Vitae’,” 1975. 12. “1977- USA Correspondence,” 1977. 13. “1979 Moscow Correspondence,” 1979. [F. 17] 14. “1981-Correspondence,” 1981. 15. “AETA 1966,” 1966. 16. “Arena Stage,” 1967. [F. 18] 17. “Articles in Russian Newspaper’s,” 1960-1964. 18. “Auditions and Interviews,” 1964. 19. “Business Correspondence,” 1977. 20. “Candidate Class,” 1964; includes subfile: a. “Letters Answered,” 1964. Box 19 21. “Cheating Scandal,” 1972. [F. 1] 22. “Chronological File, Jan. 1977 to Dec. 1978,” 1977-1978. [F. 1-2] 23. “Clippings, Correspondence, Fiddler, London,” 1970. [F. 3] 24. “Comment on Answers to Interrage,” n.d. [F. 4] 25. “Correspondence, 1971, New York and Yugoslavia.” [F. 5] 26. “D,” 1957-1959. 27. “December 1969-April 1970.” 28. “E,” 1957-1958. 29. “The Empire Builders’ Contract, Correspondence, Publicity and Other Material,” 1968. 30. “Europe Correspondence Copies,” 1977. [F. 6] 31. “Europe 1962,’ 1962-1963. 32. “F,” 1956-1959. 33. “Feb, 1978 Galina Volchek,” 1978. 34. “For Insurance Fine Arts Old Estimates for Insurance Kollwitz Receipts, 1960,” 1960-1979. 35. “Form Letters,” 1976. 36. “Freedom of Information- Privacy Act Material from
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Various Government Agencies, 1959-1981; includes subfile: [F. 7] a. “Postmarked-Washington Dc July 6, 1981,” 1978- 1981. 37. “Freedom of Information Request,” 1978. 38. “From John Howard Lawson, 8/30/75 Authorization: ‘Success Story,’ ‘The Pure of Heart,’ 9/2/75,” 1975. [F. 8] 39. “G,” 1957-1959. 40. “Gogol’s ‘The Inspector General’,” 1967-1973. 41. “H,” 1957-1959; includes subfile: a. “Letters to Stanley Hellbur 1957 About Mayfair Magazine.” 42. “Important Letters from Muriel Shine, Mom, Danny Newman and Hospital of Paris,” 1977-1980. 43. “Important New Old Letters,” 1976-1982; includes subfiles: [F. 9] a. “June 76 John Howard Lawson, 78-79-80 Josh, 79 Larry;” notables include: i. Lawson, John Howard. TLS, 6/25/1976. ii. Ritt, Martin, TLS, 3/2/1982. b. “Letters from USSR Russian Friends,” 1976-1977. c. “Insurance, Ford Foundation Grant, A Student Letter,” 1974-1979. 44. “International Theatre Correspondence June, 1977.” 45. “Invitations, 1961,” 1961-1962. 46. “Invitation to Moscow International Film Festival, July-August, 1971.” [F. 10] 47. “J,” 1957-1959. 48. “Jack Lawson,” 1967-1969; includes subfile: a. “Jack Lawson’s Letter and ‘Realism and Naturalism,” and Good Soldier Svejkl,” 1967; includes 9 TLS to and from JHL, 1969-1972. 49. “Josh,” 1979-1980 (Josh Mann- son). 50. “Josh and Larry,” (Larry Mann- brother) 1978-1984. [F. 11] 51. “Josh, Larry, Ossie Correspondence,” 1977-1981; notables include: a. Davis, Ossie, TLS, 5/5/1978. 52. “Josh Letters, Essays,” 1970-1971. [F. 12] 53. “Josh’s Letters,” 1975-1976. 54. “K,” 1957-1959. 55. “L,” 1958-1963. 56. “Larry Letters, Josh Letters,” 1982-1983. 57. “Letter to Vera Maretskaya, May, 1973.” [F. 13] 58. “Letters from Hallie Flanagan- 1962,” 1960-1963; notables include: a. Flanagan, Hallie. ALS, 8/7/1963.
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b. Humes, Alice. ALS, n.d. c. McNeil, Claudia. TLS, 12/27/1961. d. Warminski, Janusz. ALS, 5/24/1960. 59. “Letters Hollywood Foreign Press,” 1964-1974; notables include: a. Downey, Roger. TLS, 5/4/1974. b. Harris, Rosalind. ALS, 12/10/1973. 60. “Letters in Progress,” 1976-1982. 61. “Letters of Appreciation,” 1964. [F. 14] 62. “Letters to be Written,” 1979-1982; notables include: a. Gordeyena, Maya. 2 TLS: 11/5/1978, 2/27/1980. 63. “Letters to European Theatre People,” 1982. 64. “Letter/Various,” 1963-1967; notables include: a. Humes, Alice. TLS, 8/2/1963. b. Lawson, John H. TLS, 11/1/1967. c. Kazan, Elia. TLS, 9/6/1963. 65. “M,” 1957-1963. [F. 15] 66. “Mardi 19, 1976/ My Letter to Janusz Warminski,” 1976. 67. “My Letter to Students from Jail,” 1961. 68. “My Major Correspondence from AUTI to UWGB,” 1973. 69. “N,” 1957-1959. 70. “O,” 1956-1959. 71. “Opening/ Rep Theatre,” 1964; notables include: [F. 16] a. Fach, Nina. TLS, 9/25/75. b. Mielziner, Jo. TNS, 1/23/64. 72. “Original File ‘The Book’, ‘Copy of Original Letter’,” 1975; notables include: a. Dee, Ruby. TLS, 8/12/1975. b. Flanagan-Davis, Hallie. ALS copy, 12/21/1966. c. Reed, Billy. TLS, 8/15/1969. 73. “Original Letters and Reprints,” 1960-1969. 74. “P,” 1957-1974; notables include: [F. 17] a. Poitier, Sidney. 2 TLS from PM: 2/27/1959, 3/26/1959. 75. “Photostats,” 1961. 76. “Publicity Releases,” 1960-1969. 77. “Q,” 1957. 78. “R,” 1956-1959; notables include: a. Richards, Lloyd. 5 TLS from PM: 8/3/1957, 9/6/1957, 9/28/1957, 2/7/1959, n.d. b. Robeson, Paul. 2 TLS from PM: 4/22/1958, 3/8/1959. 79. “S,” 1957-1971. 80. “Schechner,” 1964; notables include: [F. 18] a. Schechner, Richard. 2 TLS: 9/14/1964, 11/8/1964. 81. “Sent to Moscow Friends Dec. 19, 1977.” 82. “S.I.U.,” 1967. 83. “SMU Stuff,” 1973-1974; includes subfiles: a. “My Feb. 17, 1973 to Dartmouth Faculty,” 1973.
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b. “American Theatre Training Institute,” 1974. 84. “Some Letters of Importance,” 1980. [F. 19] 85. “Special Cards,” n.d; notables include: a. Foch, Nina. Christmas card, 1977. b. Kazan, Elia. Christmas card, 1977. 86. “Special File of Correspondence,” 1975-1976. 87. “Special Correspondence 1977-1978,” notables include: a. TL from PM to Alvin Epstein re: Russian Actors visiting the Guthrie Theatre, Minnesota, 10/4/1978. 88. “Stanislavski in America,” 1964. [F. 20] 89. “Student Letters, 1961,” 1949-1961; notables include: a. Richards, Lloyd. TLS, 12/7/1961. b. Kennedy, Barbra. TLS, 6/28/1978. 90. “Student Letters, 1976.” 91. “T,” 1957-1959; notables include: [F. 21] a. Lindfor-Tabori, Viveca. TLS, 3/8/1957. 92. “Telegrams from Various NY Broadway Productions,” 1956. Box 20 93. “USA and European Letters,” 1961-1968; notables include: [F. 1] a. Adler, Stella. TNS, n.d. b. Kennedy, Barbra. TLS, n.d. c. Piscator, Maria [Wife of Ervin Piscator]. TNS, 7/10/1968. d. Sherin, Edwin. TLS, 12/7/1968. 94. “W,” 1956-1959. 95. “XYZ,” 1958-1959. 96. “The UWGB Experiment,” 1975. [F. 2] 97. “Work Related Telegrams and letters,” 1935-1947. [F. 3] 98. Untitled re: PM in New York Circuit Court, 1960-1966; includes subfiles. [F. 4-6] a. “Mann adv. Sherr,” 1961-1966. b. “Mann adv. Sherr L and T,” 1963-1964. c. “Mann adv. Sherr,” 1960-1966. d. “Molwash Properties,” 1960. e. “Molwash Properties Inc.,” 1960; includes subfile: i. “Rent Commission Form,” n.d. 99. Re: European theatre tour, 1959-1960. [F. 7] 100. Re: miscellaneous correspondence, 1979. 101. Re: PM actor training notes, 1944-1964. [F. 8] 102. Re: Josh Mann’s letters and report cards, 1959-1966. [F. 9] 103. Re: 1979 personal correspondence. 104. Re: recommendations; notables include: [F. 10] a. Kazan, Elia. TLS, 8/5/1975. b. Poitier, Sidney. TLS photocopy, 8/27/1975. 105. Re: PM eulogies written by: a. Davis, Ossie, TS signed. b. Dee, Ruby, TS signed. c. Downey, Roger, TS.
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d. Kazan, Elia. TLS, 10/21/1985. e. Lowry, McNeil W. (Ford Foundation), TS. f. Mamet, David. TLS, 10/31/1985. g. Poitier, Sidney. TLS, 3/5/1986. 106. Re: personal letters and cards, 1961-1968; notables include: [F. 11] a. Fitchandler, Zelda. TLS, 5/4/1964; TNS, n.d. b. Foch, Nina. ALS, n.d. c. Schechner, Richard. TLS 5/4/1964. 107. Re: greetings from friends and family, 1964-1987. [F. 12-14] 108. Re: PM tribute, 1985-1986; notables include: [F. 15] a. Ann-Tee, Barbra. TLS, 11/20/1985. b. Carnovsky, Morris. TLS, 1 p. c. Epstein, Alvin. ALS, 2 p. d. Harris, Rosalind. TLS, 3/24/1986. e. Richards, Lloyd. TLS, 9/25/1985. f. Segal, Edith. TNS, 10/29/1985. 109. Re: trip to Europe, 1960; notables include: a. Richards, Lloyd. TLS, 7/25/1960. 110. Re: PM correspondence, end of life, 1985. G. General; may include TLS; ANS; postcards; telegrams. 1. Professional. a. 1940s-1960s; notables include: [F. 16] i. Richards, Lloyd, TLS, 3/14/1962. ii. Sherin, Edwin. TLS, 2/7/1966. b. 1964-2005, undated; notables include: [F. 17] i. Koch, Edward J. Invitation, 2/17/1981. ii. Lantz, Robert. TLS, 3/18/1983. iii. Schechner, Richard. TLS, 3/11/1964. 2. Personal. a. 1950-1969; notables include: [F. 18] i. Richards, Lloyd. TLS, 8/24/1960. b. 1970-undated; notables include: [F. 19] i. Dee, Ruby. ANS, 10/30/1984. ii. Downey, Roger, re: death of Paul Robeson. TLS, 6 p., 3/18/1976. iii. Richards, Lloyd. ALS, 9/2/n.y. 3. Letters re: LHM, 1967-1985; notables include: [F. 20-22] a. Harris, Rosalind, card, 11/2/1979.
V. Photographs [See Series XV for additional photographs]. A. Files; may include printed materials; professional materials; correspondence; manuscripts. Box 21 1. “1960-1980 Portraits,” 12 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 1] 2. “1960-Europe;” includes subfiles: [Env. 2-3] a. “Moscow,” 36 black and white prints; 23 negatives. b. “My Fair Lady Moscow,” 30 black and white prints; 15
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negatives. c. “Francie,” 32 black and white prints; 16 negatives. d. “Moscow/Leningrad,” 53 black and white prints; 27 negatives. e. “My Fair Lady,” 30 black and white prints; 15 negatives. f. “Uncle Vanya,” 29 black and white prints; 15 negatives. g. “May Day Parade,” 34 black and white prints; 17 negatives. h. “Nikolai Cherkasov,” 18 black and white prints; 10 negatives. i. “May Day,” 35 black and white prints; 19 negatives. j. “Moscow/Poland,” 57 black and white prints; 29 negatives. k. “Italy,” 21 black and white prints; 11 negatives. l. “Poland/Switzerland/Berlin,” 51 black and white prints; 26 negatives. 3. “1960 Photos, Soviet Union, Poland,” 35 black and white prints, 10 color prints, 1960-1963; includes subfile: [F. 1] a. “Color Photos of Posters East German and Polish,” 10 color prints, 1961. 4. “1971 Photos,” 7 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 4] 5. “1972 at the Downey’s,” 5 black and white prints, 6 negative strips, 6 contact sheets; includes holograph notes, 1972. [F. 2] 6. “1981 Good Portraits,” 10 black and white prints; includes printed materials, n.d. [Env. 5] 7. “After the Fall,” 2 black and white prints, 1980. [Env. 6] 8. “Amagansett Muriel & Ezrashine W. Son Daniel,” 5 color prints; 3 negatives, 1973. [Env. 7] 9. “America, America,” 4 black and white prints; includes printed materials, 1963. [Env. 8] 10. “America America, 1962,” 2 black and white prints. [Env. 9] 11. “America America Showing in Carbondale, Illinois, 1966,” 3 black and white prints. [Env.10] 12. “April 1978 Passover Seder,” 19 color prints, 4 negative strips, 1978. [Env. 11] 13. “Arrival of Buyers,” 14 contact sheets; 53 negatives, n.d. [Env. 12] 14. “At Mom’s in Eastchester,” 4 negatives; 17 color prints, 1979. [Env. 13] 15. “Aug.-Sept., 1985,” 3 negatives. [Env. 14] 16. “August, 1956,” 2 black and white prints. [Env. 15] 17. “AUTI Summer, 1973,” 9 black and white prints. [Env. 16] 18. “Bucharest Theatre, 1961-1962,” 5 black and white prints; includes manuscripts; printed material. [Env. 17] 19. “California/Moscow,” 20 color prints, 5 negatives, 1975. [Env. 18] 20. “Career Photo Graphic Cross Section,” 35 black and white prints re: Sidney Poitier, Lloyd Richards and others; includes printed materials, 1943. [F. 3]
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21. “Carl Shiraishi,” 6 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 19] 22. “Cast Performances, ‘Incident at Vichy,’” 5 black and white prints, 4 negative strips, 3 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 20] 23. “Chanukah,” 1 color print, 2 negatives, 1978. [Env. 21] 24. “Chaplain,” 15 black and white prints, 6 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 22- 23] 25. “Chekov’s House,” 19 color prints, 4 negatives, n.d. [Env. 24] 26. “Closing Performance Caucasian Chalk Circle,” 4 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 25] 27. “Come Back Little Sheba,” 24 black and white prints, 1974. [Env. 26] 28. “Dancing in the Street,” 4 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 27] 29. “Dr. Chebutykin,” 8 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 28] 30. “East European Theatre Exhibit,” 7 black and white prints, 2 contact sheets, 5 negative strips, 1962. [Env. 29] 31. “Eastchester/Passover,” 11 color prints, 12 negative strips, 1978. [Env. 30] 32. “England London, The Middletons,” 12 black and white prints, 12 negatives, 1963. [Env. 31] 33. “England: The Bolt Plays,” 4 black and white prints, n.d.; notables include: [Env. 32] a. Scofield, Paul. b. Redgrave, Vanessa. 34. “Evermor,” re: PM and LHM summer home, 35 color prints, 10 negatives, 1983. [Env. 33] 35. “Fiddler Photos,” re: “Fiddler on the Roof,” 4 black and white stills, 1972. [Env. 34] 36. “Francie and I at Moscow Art Theatre,” 7 black and white prints. [Env. 35] 37. “Germany,” 7 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 36] 38. “Greece,” 8 black and white prints, 5 negative strips, n.d .[Env. 37] 39. “Green Bay Press Gazette, June 21, 1970,” 2 contact sheets. [Env. 38] 40. “Heaven Come Wednesday,” 12 black and white prints, 1 negative, n.d. [Env. 39] 41. “Helen Martin Photo,” 1 black and white print, n.d. [Env. 40] 42. “Helen Weigel Taken by Paul Berliner Ensemble,” 49 black and white prints, 1948-1961. [Env. 41] 43. “Hollywood, Florida,” 23 color prints, 10 negative strips, 1980. [Env. 42] 44. “Incident at Vichy,” 9 negatives, 3 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 43] 45. “Incident at Vichy/ The Three Sisters,” 1 contact sheet, 1 negative strip. [Env. 44] 46. “Iva Aldridge in Poland,” 8 black and white prints, 1960; notables include: [Env. 45] a. Kennedy, John F.
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b. Robeson, Essie and Paul, signed and inscribed. c. Robeson, Essie, signed. d. Robeson, Paul at piano. 47. “Joe Mielziner’s Drawing for ‘Flight into Egypt’ and ‘Johnny Johnson’ Photograph,” 2 black and white prints, 1952. [Env. 46] 48. “Josh and I Sunday Dec. 18, 1966, Riverside Park N.Y.,” 5 black and white prints, 6 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 47] 49. “ITI Rosamund Gilder, PM, LHM-22 Years Old,” 4 black and white prints, 1967. [Env. 48] 50. “Jerry Wells Portrait of Paul,” 1 black and white print, 1974. [Env. 49] 51. “Josh and I-Wendy and Mike, Easter,” 1 black and white print, 2 contact sheets, 1959. [Env. 50] 52. “Josh and LHM Some 1954 and Later,” 98 black and white prints, 33 negative strips, 43 contact sheets, 1954-1957; includes subfiles: [F. 4-5] a. “Josh 3 Years Old, Carousel, Central Park,” 7 black and white prints, 8 negative strips, 2 contact sheets. b. “Carl Shiraishi Photos of Paul Mann’s Theatre Activity for Mayfair Magazine Article,” 28 black and white prints; notables include: i. Carnovsky, Morris. ii. Dee, Ruby. iii. Poitier, Sidney, in class. c. “Paul Portraits and Apartment,” 13 black and white prints, 5 contact sheets, 1957. d. “1954 Photographs, Josh,” 41 black and white prints, 5 negative strips, 5 contact sheets, 1954. e. “Paul Feb. 1957,” 5 black and white prints, 5 negative strips, 1 contact sheet. f. “Student Actors During Work in Various Scenes,” 4 negative strips, 3 contact sheets, n.d. 53. “Josh and Mike and Wendy,” 4 negatives, 5 contact sheets, 1958. [Env. 51] 54. “Josh Baseball and Around the Corner of Studio,” 12 black and white prints, 6 negatives, 1962. [Env. 52] 55. “Josh Early Experiences,” 19 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 53] 56. “Josh: His Fieldston Graduation,” 4 black and white prints, 13 negative strips, 4 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 54] 57. “Josh, LHM, and I, Wisconsin and Toronto,” 13 negatives, 1971-1972. [Env. 55] 58. “Josh’s 1971 Portraits,” 2 black and white prints, 1971. [Env. 56] 59. “Josh’s Photo,” 3 black white prints, 1 negative strip, 1 contact sheet, 1979. [Env. 57] 60. “Josh’s Photo of Me,” 10 black and white prints, 2 negatives, 1967. [Env. 58]
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61. “Josh’s Portrait of Me Negatives,” 3 black and white prints, 6 negative strips, 1 contact sheet, 1966. [Env. 59] 62. “Josh, the Tomato Plant and I,” 22 black and white prints, 3 negative strips, 3 contact sheets, 1966. [Env. 60] 63. “June 1953: Karen, Martha,” 41 black and white prints, 41 negative strips, 1952. [Env. 61] 64. “Karen’s 30th Birthday,” 15 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1978. [Env. 62] 65. “Keene NH,” 8 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, 1951. [Env. 63] 66. “Kesslere Proofs,” 11 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 64] 67. “Konstantin Simonov,” 9 black and white prints, 9 negative strips, 10 contact sheets, 1961. [Env. 65] 68. “Lamp at Midnight,” 35 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 66] Box 22 69. “Last Performance of Danton’s Death,” 8 black and white prints, 3 negatives, 4 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 1] 70. “Last Week of 1976,” 9 color prints, 9 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 2] 71. “Lazar Wolf-Anatevka Fiddler on the Roof,” 25 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 3] 72. “Lenore and Me and Mom,” 13 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1978. [Env. 4] 73. “Lenore Making Up- USSR,” 9 color prints, 12 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 5] 74. “Lenore, Mom, Roz, Karen, David,” 33 color prints, 10 negative strips, 1979. [Env. 6] 75. “Lincoln Center Ground-Breaking,” 33 black and white prints, 18 negative strips, 1963. [Env. 7] 76. “Lincoln Center Repertory Theatre,” 5 black and white prints, 1963. [F. 1] 77. “Living at Roger Downey’s Home, Broke His Leg Horseback Riding,” 7 black and white prints, 1 color print, n.d. [Env. 8] 78. “Lloyd and I,” (Lloyd Richards) 2 contact sheets, 1960. [Env. 9] 79. “London 1970, Fiddler on the Roof,” 16 black and white prints, 1978. [F. 2] 80. “London ‘Fiddler’,” 1 black and white print, 2 negatives strips, n.d. [Env. 10] 81. “London Portrait During Fiddler on the Roof Rehearsals,” 5 black and white prints, n.d. [F. 3] 82. “Macbeth,” 11 black and white prints, 1950. [Env. 11] 83. “Maris and I at Shakespeare Assoc.,” 2 matted black and white prints, n.d. [F. 4] 84. “’The Marriage Proposal,’ ‘Plant in the Sun,’ ‘This Property is Condemned,’” 5 slides, 10 negative strips, 1973. [Env. 12] 85. “May Day Parade,” 43 black and white prints, 29 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 13]
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86. “Me 1950,” 4 black and white prints, 1941-1950. [Env. 14] 87. “Me at 21,” 2 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, 1935. [Env. 15] 88. “Me-Lenore and Joshua,” 18 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 16] 89. “Mom-Passover,” 8 color prints, 12 negative strips, 1978.[Env. 17] 90. “Moscow, 1975,” 1976. [Env. 18] 91. “Moscow Film Festival,” 168 black and white prints, n.d.; includes subfiles: [F. 5-6] a. “Crime and Punishment,” 51 black and white prints, n.d. b. “Hamlet,” 24 black and white prints, n.d. c. “Brothers Karamazov,” 51 black and white print, n.d. d. “King Lear,” 41 black and white prints, n.d. 92. “MXAT,” 4 black and white prints, 3 negative strips, 3 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 19] 93. “My East European Theatre Exhibit,” 72 black and white prints, 4 color prints, 36 slides, 34 negative strips; includes subfiles: [Env. 20] a. “Polish Section,” 1962. b. “Russian Section,” 1962. 94. “My Most Recent Photo,” 4 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 21] 95. “My Most Recent Photo-Park Prints,” 4 black and white prints, 1960. [Env. 22] 96. “My Office with Roger Downey,” 7 black and white prints, 1975. [Env. 23] 97. “My Portrait April 1974,” 4 black and white prints, 2 contact sheets, 1974. [Env. 24] 98. “My Surprise Birthday,” 18 color prints, 4 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 25] 99. “Nikos Psacharopoulos’ Theatre with Elia Kazan,” 2 black and white prints, 1985; notables include: [Env. 26] a. Kazan, Elia. 100. “Nov., 1975,” 17 color prints, 3 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 27] 101. “Odbiorca Dve. J Rotbaum Teatr Polski,” 2 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 28] 102. “Parade,” 23 black and white prints; notables include: Granger, Farley; Martin, Jimmy; Salvo, Jimmy; includes subfiles: [Env. 29] a. “Character,” 103 black and white prints, n.d. b. “Me-1950 w. Lloyd Richards, My 1960 Columbia Exhibit,” 14 black and white prints, 3 negative strips, 1950-1960; notables include: i. Richards, Lloyd. c. “1945,” 23 black and white prints; notables include: i. Chekhov, Michael. 103. “Paris/Nevilly,” 19 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 30] 104. “Passover Eastchester, NY April, 1980,” 15 color prints, 8 negative strips, 1980. [Env. 31]
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105. “Paul Mann/ Joshua Mann,” 1 black and white print, 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 32] 106. “Paul and His Mother Rose and Friend, Canada,” 2 black and white prints, 1943. [Env. 33] 107. “Paul Robeson Signed Photos,” 3 black and white prints (2 signed), 1962; includes 5 black and white portrait prints of PM. [Env. 34] 108. “Personal Portraits for Reproduction,” 3 black and white prints, 1972. [Env. 35] 109. “Photos, 1965 and 1966,” 23 black and white prints, 33 negative strips, 11 contact sheets, 1965-1966. [Env. 36] 110. “Photos and Art,” 145 black and white prints, 28 color prints, 12 contact sheets, 1 slide, 73 negative strips, 2 photo albums, 1950- 1983; includes subfiles: [Env. 37] a. “My First Pictures,” 20 black and white prints, 2 photo albums, 1950. b. “Moscow, Lenore, Alexandra, The Clinic, Sovromennik Theatre,” 14 negative strips, 6 contact sheets, 1975. c. “Moscow 1975,” 6 black and white prints, 13 negative strips, 6 contact sheets, 1975. d. “Joshua at Evermor,” 25 black and white prints, 12 negative strips, 1983. e. “Art Postcards Austria, Poland, French, Russia,” n.d. f. “Josh and I with Ted Cole’s Son,” 2 black and white prints, 1950. g. “ATTI Photos, Galina Volchek, Anatoli Efros, Maya Gordbyeva,” 15 color prints, 1978. h. “Josh Moscow Film Festival August 1971,’ 48 black and white prints, 22 negative strips, 1971. i. “Some Paintings National Gallery of Art Washington D.C.,” 12 black and white, 11 negative strips, 1977. j. “Josh 7 Years Old and 3 Months,” 35 black and white prints, 1 color print, 1960. k. “Lenore and My Passport Photos,” 5 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, n.d. 111. “Photos for ‘Come Back Like Shelter,’ ‘The Warm Peninsula,’ at SMU,” 4 black and white prints, 1974. [Env. 38] 112. “Photos of Polish 1963 Play Productions,” 18 black and white prints, 1963. [Env. 39] 113. “Poland Photographs,” 12 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 40] 114. “Poland Pictures and Negatives,” 315 black and white prints, 241 negative strips, 97 contact sheets; includes subfiles: [Env. 41] a. “The Jewish Committee Lazebnick-Smolian Melman,” 18 contact sheets, n.d. b. “The Trip to Ostroviec,” 41 contact sheets, n.d.
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c. “Ministry of Culture and Art Warsaw-Friends,” 15 contact sheets, n.d. d. “Friends, Polish Ghetto, Oswiencim, Ruins,” 54 black and white prints, n.d. e. “People on Streets, Barge on Vistula, Bielany Forest, Religion Corpus Christi Day, Shain, Places and Things,” 116 black and white prints, n.d. f. “Duplicates,” 22 black and white prints, n.d. g. “Ruins and Reconstruction Warsaw,” 23 contact sheets. Box 23 115. “Polish Photos,” 33 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 1] 116. “Polaroid Test Shots,” 2 black and white prints, 14 color prints, 1976. [Env. 2] 117. “Polish Theatre Director Skuzanka,” 9 black and white prints, 6 negatives, 1963. [Env. 3] 118. “Portrait (Lenore’s Favorite),” 3 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, 1967. [Env. 4] 119. “Portrait Photo-America America,” 2 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 5] 120. “Portraits May 1974,” 2 black and white prints, 1974. [Env. 6] 121. “Prague,” 5 black and white prints, 1950. [Env. 7] 122. “Prints Chaplain,” 3 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 8] 123. “Publicity ‘Fiddler’ Portraits,” 8 black and white prints, 1972. [Env. 9] 124. “Randy Peterson’s Photo of Paul Mann,” 1 black and white print, 1 contact sheet, 1972. [Env. 10] 125. “Rehearsal of ‘The Inspector General’,” 8 black and white prints, 3 negative strips, 1967. [Env. 11] 126. “Richard Boleslavsky Shots,” 2 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 12] 127. “Roles of Michael Chekov,” 3 black and white prints, 1961. [Env. 13] 128. “Roz’s 30th Birthday,” re: Rosalind Harris, 15 color prints, 5 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 14] 129. “Russia,” 23 black and white prints, 1960; includes subfiles: [Env. 15] a. “Personal,” 7 black and white prints, n.d. b. “Negatives Russian Theatre Trip,” 60 negative strips, 1960.
c. “Moscow-Leningrad,” 43 black and white prints, 1960; includes subfile: i. “GITBS Moscow Theatre School,” 35 black and white prints, 1960. 130. “Russia, Poland,” 30 color prints, 1975. [Env. 16] 131. “Russia, Poland, East Germany,” 100 black and white prints, 1960. [Env. 17-18]
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132. “Some Belong to Josh,” 6 contact sheets and 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 19] 133. “Special School Photos,” 14 black and white prints, 2 negatives, n.d.; notables include: [Env. 20] a. Belafonte, Harry. b. Dee, Ruby. c. Davis Jr., Sammy. d. Poitier, Sidney. e. Richards, Lloyd. 134. “Stratford England J.B. Prestley and Wife Hawkes,” 21 color prints, 8 negative strips, 1977. [Env. 21] 135. “Summer 1974, Southeastern Mass Univ. at Dorms: Lenore/Josh,” 6 black and white prints, 6 negative strips, 1974. [Env. 22] 136. “Surprise, My Birthday,” 8 color prints, 2 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 23] 137. “Theatre and Film Photo Character Studies,” 21 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 24] 138. “They Came to a City,” 2 black and white prints, 2 sepia prints, 1 negative of Paul Robeson with cast, 1950; includes “They Came to a City,” review by Paul Robeson, holograph, 2 p. [F. 1] 139. “The Three Sisters,” 16 color prints, 3 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 25] 140. “The Three Sisters, The Inspector General,” 17 black and white prints, 6 negatives, 2 contact sheets, 1967-1968. [Env. 26-27] 141. “Too Late the Phalarope,” 10 black and white prints and 6 negatives, n.d. [Env. 28] 142. “Toronto 1968,” contact sheets, 2 negative strips. [Env. 29] 143. “Toronto Dad,” 8 contact sheets, 7 negative strips, 1967. [Env. 30] 144. “Trip to Niagara Falls,” 12 color prints, 12 negative strips, 1977. [Env. 31] 145. “USSR, Russia, Poland,” 41 color prints, 1977. [Env. 32] 146. “UWGB Portrait,” 65 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 33, F. 2] 147. “Various Portraits of Me and an Early One of Larry in RCAF Uniform,” re: PM, Larry Mann’s service in the Royal Canadian Air Force, 8 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 34] 148. “Volchek, Efros, Gordeyeva, Mann,” 30 color prints, 7 negative strips, 1978. [Env. 35] 149. “War and Peace: The Original Erwin Piscator Production in New York,” 2 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 36] 150. “War and Peace Production Photographs,” 5 black and white prints, 2 negative strips, 1943. [Env. 37] 151. “Warm Peninsula,” 2 black and white prints, 1974. [Env. 38] 152. “Warsaw Poland,” 4 color prints, 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 39] 153. “Weekend in Washington D.C.,” 26 color prints, 5 negatives strips, 1977. [Env. 40]
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154. “The Whole World Is Over,” 7 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 41] 155. “With the Mayor Tilleman,” 12 black and white prints, 1 contact sheet, 1972. [Env. 42] 156. “Yefreman Paul’s Studio,” 9 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1978- 1979. [Env. 43] 157. “Zagorsk Monastery,” 18 color prints, 5 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 44] 158. Re: portraits, 48 black and white prints, 200 negative strips, 26 contact sheets, 1963; notables include: [F. 3] a. Carnovsky, Morris. b. Corwin, Norman c. Richards, Lloyd. d. Robeson, Eslanda. 159. Re: Yisrol Libman headshots, 29 black and white prints, 1934. [F. 4] 160. Re: “Fiddler on the Roof,” 14 black and white prints, 1972. [Env. 45] 161. Re: young PM, 32 black and white prints, 20 negative strips, 1933. [Env. 46] 162. Re: PM at formal event, 4 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 47] 163. Re: Russian theatre performances, 67 black and white prints, 1960. [Env. 48] 164. Re: Houston house, LHM, friends, 3 black and white prints, 105 color prints, 16 negative strips, 1977-1978; includes subfiles: a. “1977.” [Env. 49] b. “Alley Theatre Opening.” c. “January 27, 1978.” d. Re: Galena Valchek, 2 files. e. Re: LHM and friends. Box 24 165. Re: unidentified event, 1 black and white print, 6 negative strips, 2 contact sheets, n.d. [Env. 1] 166. Re: Germany, Poland, Russia, 12 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 2] 167. Re: Josh and PM on a boat, 1 contact sheet, 3 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 3] 168. Re: Josh and PM at zoo, 3 contact sheets, 9 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 4] 169. Re: PM’s mom and Josh, 1 contact sheet, 3 negative strips, 1957. [Env. 5] 170. Re: Josh with model rocket, 3 contact sheets, 15 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 6] 171. Re: interviews, 5 black and white and 1 color prints, 1967. [Env. 7] 172. Re: LHM at home with friends, 18 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1979. [Env. 8]
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173. Re: PM with friends on vacation, 20 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 9] 174. Re: England vacation, 11 color prints, 1977. [Env. 10] 175. Re: holidays, 1 black and white print, 22 color prints, 9 negative strips, 1983. [Env. 11] 176. Re: PM family, 42 color prints, 15 negative strips, 1980. [Env. 12] 177. Re: young PM, Lenore with friends and family, 6 black and white prints, 39 color prints, n.d. [Env. 13] 178. Re: PM headshots, 10 black and white prints, 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 14] 179. Re: LHM in hospital, PM professional prints, 1 black and white, 12 color prints, 12 negatives, 1976. [Env. 15] 180. Re: LHM with family, 16 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1977. [Env. 16] 181. Re: BBQ with family and friends, 1 black and white print, 12 color prints, 5 negative strips, 1976. [Env. 17] 182. Re: PM friends, travel, 14 color prints, 16 negative strips, 1976- 1978. [Env. 18] 183. Re: PM, LHM, friends, 45 color prints, 27 slides, 5 negative strips, 1977, n.d. [Env. 19-20] 184. Re: Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavski, 4 black and white prints, 1963. [Env. 21] 185. Re: PM with family, 3 color prints and 8 negatives, 1976-1986. [Env. 22] 186. Re: “Arrival of Buyers,” PMAW performance, 39 black and white prints, 6 contact sheets, n.d.; notables include: [Env. 23] a. Benoit, Pat. b. Kazanoff, Ted. c. Richards, Llyod. 187. Re: LHM in Russia, 13 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 24] 188. Re: young PM, 4 black and white prints, 2 negative strips, n.d. [Env. 25] 189. Re: LHM and family, 2 color prints, 1971. [Env. 26] 190. Re: PM, LHM, friends, 3 color prints, 1 negative strip, n.d. [Env. 27]
191. Re: travel, 20 black and white prints, n.d.; includes subfiles: [F. 1] a. “Police + Hoodlums,” 17 black and white prints, 16 negatives, 1951. b. “Larry + I, 1950,” 9 black and white prints, 1 color print. c. “Final Pictures of ANTA Washington Sq. Theatre,” 12 color prints, 6 negative strips, 1965. d. “1963 Romania, Bucharest Performances,” 5 black and white prints, 12 negative strips. e. “May Day, 1951,” 23 black and white prints, 15 negative strips.
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f. “1963 Me-Greece on Set of ‘America America’ – Kazan, Josh, NY Subway + Ferry,” 25 black and white prints, 12 negative strips. g. “ITI Romania 1963,” 6 black and white prints, 4 negative strips. h. “London Peggy Middleton’s Children 1963,” 2 albums, 1963. i. “Mark,” 26 black and white prints, 21 negatives, n.d. j. “Untitled re: unidentified gathering, 18 black and white prints, 11 negative strips, n.d. k. Re: French communist party, 23 black and white prints, 35 negative strips, n.d. B. General. 1. 35 black and white prints, 1946-1981; includes Molly Picon, signed, 1 print. [F. 2] 2. 3 color prints, n.d. 3. 3 negative strips, n.d. C. Negatives. 1. Files; may include contact sheets. a. “1950 Europe,” 98 negative strips, 1 black and white contact sheet. [F. 3] b. “1974 Driving to Green Bay stopped at Cousin Elaine’s + Mak’s, Elgin, Illinois,” 2 negative strips. c. “1978 Passover /at Mom’s Paul + me,” 1 negative strip. d. “Arena Stage Washington,” 10 negative strips, 3 contact sheets, 1966. e. “Evermor, 1984,” 1 negative strip. f. “July 30, 1965,” 6 negative sheets, 4 contact sheets. g. “Laybie Mother etc.,” 10 negative strips, n.d. h. “My Birthday 1984 at Roz’s and Paul Mattel in his bed Evermor,” 4 negatives. i. “Passover 1977 at Moms in Crestwood,” 5 negative strips, 1977. 2. Headshot of PM, 1 negative strip, n.d. D. Slide files. 1. “Cherkassov in Play, Leningrad Museum, May, 1960,” 12 color slides. [Env. 28] 2. “Florence Art Gallery,” 12 color slides, 1960. [Env. 29] 3. “Josh, June, 1961, Central Park at Model Boat Pond,” 11 color slides. [Env. 30] 4. “June 1961 Josh + Mike ‘On the Roof’,” 12 color slides. [Env. 31] 5. “June 1961 Josh-Wendy-Mike-Shelly Portraits on the Roof,” 12 color slides. [Env. 32] 6. “Krakow, Francie + Me, St. Mary’s, 1960,” 10 color slides. [Env. 33] 7. “Krakow, St. Mary’s 1960,” 12 color slides. [Env. 34]
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8. “Leipzig Theatre Exhibit, 1960,” 10 color slides. [Env. 35] 9. “Leningrad Ballet + Parade, May, 1960,” 13 color slides. [Env. 36] 10. “Moscow Bolshoi Ballet School Graduating Class Performance at Bolshoi Theatre,” 22 color slides, 1960. [Env. 37] 11. “Moscow Interior Sections of Church and Exterior, 1960,” 12 color slides. [Env. 38] 12. “Moscow May Day Parade, 1960,” 35 color slides. [Env. 39] 13. “Moscow ‘My Fair Lady,’ May, 1960,” 12 color slides. [Env. 40] 14. “Moscow Tretyakov Art Gallery,” 11 color slides, 1960. [Env. 41] 15. “Warsaw,” 9 color slides, 1960. [Env. 42] 16. “Plant in the Sun,” 3 slides, October, 1973. [F. 4] 17. “Visit on Nov. 1, 1975 with Paul of Russian Museum,” 24 slides, 1975. 18. Re: Russia, 20 slides, n.d. 19. Re: Georgian architectural monuments, USSR, 12 slides, 1975. 20. Re: Gagra, USSR, 12 slides, 1975. 21. Re: Batumi, USSR, 2 slides, 1976. E. Small photo albums. [Env. 43] 1. “Poland 1950-Ostraoviec,” 15 black and white prints. 2. Re: LHM, family, and dog, 11 color prints, 1976. 3. Re: LHM and family barbeque, 18 color prints, 1977. 4. Re: LHM and family, 23 color prints, 1977. F. “Our Wedding Lenore and Paul,” 12 color prints, 1973.
VI. Film and Video. Box 25 A. 8 mm film reels. 1. “Summers in Canada,” 1967-1968. a. “Canada 1968: Quebec,” 2 reels. [Env. 1] b. “Canada 1967: Montreal,” 5 reels. c. “Early Spring 1968,” 3 reels. d. “Canada Summer 1968: Montreal,” 7 reels. e. Untitled, n.d. f. “Early Spring 1968: New York.” 2. Untitled, 6 reels, n.d. [Env. 2] 3. “1966.” [Loose] 4. “1966 Josh and I at Niagara Falls.” 5. “1966 Josh and I at pool of our hotel.” 6. “1966 Josh and I – Mother and Dad.” 7. “1966 Josh – Carrol – Danny Montreal.” 8. “1966 Toronto.” 9. “1966 with Josh.” 10. “1966 with Josh at Niagara Falls.” 11. “1966 with Josh Toronto.” 12. “1972 Josh and I.” 13. “1972 Josh and Lenone.” 14. “1972 Me and Josh.”
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15. “Departure for Chicago,” n.d. 16. “Dresden,” 1960. 17. “Italy,” n.d. 18. “Josh, 1972.” 19. “Josh, August 12, 1963.” 20. “Kids Playing Gonddas.” 21. “Moscow film festival,” 1971-1972. 22. “Poland,” n.d. 23. “South Salem N.Y.,” 1972. 24. “Summer, 1972.” 25. “Warsaw Ghetto Memorial,” n.d. 26. 24 reels, n.d. 27. “1 1960.” [Loose] 28. “2 1960.” 29. “3 1960.” 30. “4 1960.” B. “’Communiversity Bent,’ UWGB Theater Parts I and II, PM and Caryl Crandall,” UMatic, 12/22/76. [Loose]
VIII. Legal Materials. Box 26 A. Files; may include correspondence; contracts; court transcripts; TS and holograph notes. 1. Re: Susan Micari. a. “Examinations Before Trial,” 1981-1982. [F. 1-4] b. “Examinations Before Trial,” 1979-1981. [F. 5-6] c. “Index No. 22011/79,” 1979-1982; includes subfiles: [F. 7-10] i. “Original + Hold.” ii. Untitled re: newspaper clippings re: trial. iii. “Retainer + Fee File.” iv. “Correspondence,” 1982. v. “Drafts.” vi. “Fact,” re: “Cathy Drum Case.” vii. “Client’s Papers.” d. “Legal Papers,” 1980-1985. [F. 11-12] e. “Mann Case,” 1980-1984; includes subfiles: [F. 13] i. “Rogers Statement Jan 29, 1979 learned of meeting held Jan 20, 1979 at Jane Lafrancesca’s Apt.” ii. “Mann Case.” iii. “Headache.” f. “Notice of Motion Complaint, Answer, Bill of Particulars,” 1979-1980; includes subfiles: [F. 14] i. “Mann adv. Micari Pltf. & Deft. Notice of Motion.” Box 27 ii. “Verified Complaint Amended Answer Bill of Particular.” g. Re: court transcripts, 1981. [F. 1]
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h. Untitled re: charges and PMAW; includes correspondence; subfiles: [F. 3-4] i. “Dear Ephraim.” ii. “Model Exercises.” iii. “The Actors Equity Action.” iv. “The Village Voice.” v. “My Legal Action, My Action!” vi. “Legal Cap: ‘Art’ Forced to Drop as a Party to Action.” vii. “My Declining Income.” viii. “My Latest Charges Against ‘Plaintiffs’ Feb 2, ’81.” ix. “Verified Complaint and Plaintiffs Response to Defendant’s First Interrogatories.” 2. “Contracts (Theatre),” 1940-1945. [F. 5] 3. “Contracts, Theatre and Radio,” 1940-1944. 4. “House Committee on Un-American Activities,” 1951-1958. [F. 6-7] 5. “ICM Contracts, 1981.” [F. 8] 6. “My Studio Agreement with Max Gartenberg,” 1980-1981. 7. “PM and HUAC, A Statement and Related Letters,” 1978; includes correspondence. 8. “Statement Before the House Committee on Un-American Activities,” 1958. 9. “Stories’ Village Voice, Erika Murk, NY Post + Ephraim London, Rothblatt and Rothblatt,” 1979; includes correspondence. 10. “The ‘Trial’ Material,” 1979. B. Residential lease, 1980. [F. 9] C. 5 statements, House Un-American Activities Committee, made by PM, Lou Polan, 1957-1958. D. Theatre contracts, 1941-1950. E. Publication rights release form re: Wisconsin Historical Society’s interview of PM, 1975. F. New York Supreme Court examination re: John Henry Faulk, 1958.
IX. Notebooks. A. 23 daily planners, 1949-1974. [Env. 1-5] Box 28 B. 19 daily planners, 1965-1985. [Env. 1-9]
X. Professional Materials [See Series XII for additional Professional Materials]. A. Files; may include printed materials; manuscripts; financial materials; correspondence; photographs; artwork. Box 29 1. “1976-7-8 Classes,” 1976-1978; includes printed materials; manuscripts; includes subfiles: [F. 1-3] a. “Class Notes Fall, 1977 All Classes;” includes subfiles: i. “I Oct-Dec, 1977.”
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ii. “Int. Oct-Dec, 1977.” b. “Class Notes Spring, 1978;” includes subfiles: i. “Adv Apr-June, 1978.” ii. “Int Apr-June, 1978.” iii. “I-Apr-June, 1978.” iv. “Marriage Proposal.” v. “A Pound on Demand.” c. “Class Notes Winter, 1977, Jan-June;” includes subfiles: i. “I. Feb-May 1977.” ii. “Int. Jan-June 1977.” iii. “Adv April-June 1977.” d. “Spring 1979 March-June 1979.” e. “Fall 1978, Oct-Dec.;” includes subfiles. i. “I Oct-Dec, 1978.” ii. “III, IV, Oct-Dec, 1978.” iii. “III Oct-Dec, 1978.” f. “Class Notes Winter, 1978 Jan-March;” includes subfiles: i. “I Outline Jan-Mar, 1978.” ii. “I Jan-April, 1978.” iii. “Adv Jan-Mar, 1978.” iv. ‘Int Jan-Apr, 1978.” v. “IV, V Jan-Feb, 1978.” g. “Winter, 1979 Jan-March;” includes subfiles. i. “I Jan-Apr, 1979.” ii. “II Jan-Mar, 1979.” 2. “Acting V Notes + Exercises + Scenes Sem. I, 1971.” [F. 4] 3. “Acting VI Feb, 1972 VWGB.” 4. “Acting VII Fall, 1972.” 5. “Acting VIII + Spring, 1974.” 6. “Acting VIII Spring 1973.” 7. “Acting Classes & Methodological Material,” 1952. [F. 5] 8. “Acting Notes,” re: VWGB, 1970-1973; includes subfiles: a. “I Jan, 1970.” b. “I Summer, 1973 SMU.” 9. “Acting Program,” 1997-2003. [F. 6] 10. “American Cultural Centre Paris,” 1958-1960; includes subfile: [F. 7] a. “Publicity.” 11. “American Documentary Theatre,” 1970. 12. “An Approach to a Character,” n.d. 13. “Barbara Loden,” 1981. [F. 8] 14. “Before Breakfast-O’Neill,” n.d. 15. “Bernstein Lecture,” 1947-1950. 16. “Career Background,” 1964. [F. 9] 17. “Carlisle Lectures,” 1945. 18. Complete Lists of Every Audition and Interview,” 1964-1965.
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[F. 10] 19. “East Europe Tour,” 1960-1973; includes printed materials. 20. “Eastern European Theatre Tour January 1973,” 1971-1973.[F. 11] 21. “Fiddler on the Roof,” 1965-1970. 22. “Ford Foundation,” n.d. [F. 12] 23. “Ford Foundation European Theatre Materials,” 1972-1975; includes printed materials. [F. 13-15] 24. “Ford Foundation Grant Report,” 1975-1976. [F. 16] 25. “Ford Grant European Materials,” 1972-1974; includes subfiles: [F. 17-18] a. “Russian Theatre Training,” n.d. b. “Ireland Programs, Brochures, Newspapers,” 1974. c. “Citizens Theatre,” 1972. d. “The Report to the Ford Foundation.” Box 30 26. “Ford Grant USA Material,” 1973-1974; includes subfiles: [F. 1-2] a. “Seattle Rep. Material.” b. “Polish ITI Warminski,” c. “ATTI Publicity Short Form,” n.d. d. “Ford Foundation TCG Material for West Coast Trip.” 27. “Full Curriculum Vitae,” n.d. [F. 3] 28. “Germany,” 1960. 29. “Heaven Come-Keene, NH,” 1951. 30. “Home of the Brave,” 1948. [F. 4] 31. “Home of the Brave Stage Managers Script, 1972.” 32. “House Committee on Un-American Activities,” 1958. 33. “ITI Colloguim ’67.” [F. 5] 34. “ITI Congress,” 1967. 35. “Lecture by Mr. S.Y. Shu,” Actor’s Laboratory Inc., 7/19/1946. [F. 6] 36. “Lecture by Mervin Williams, History & Development of Theatrical Trade Unions,” Actor’s Laboratory Inc., 4/8/1947. 37. “Lecture – Students from India,” 1947. 38. “Lincoln Center,” 1964-67. 39. “Mechanicals and Photos (Paul Mann Booklet) + Samples,” 1987. [F. 7-8] 40. “The Magnificent Ambersons,” 1945. [F. 9] 41. “Major Theatre Material Study,” 1956-1971; includes subfiles: a. “Material that Jim Turtle Prepared as Part of His Training Work,” 1960. b. “The 4 Year Syllabus of Actor’s Training,” 1971. 42. “Marge Polon Travel Plans,” 1974. [F. 10] 43. “The Marriage Proposal ‘Original Stage Managers’ Script,” n.d. 44. “Marriage Proposal Script, 1978 Approximately.” 45. “Master Copies Pieces Resume Literature,” 1975. [F. 11] 46. “Material for Classes 1961.” 47. “Material for S.S.,” 1979.
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48. “Material for ‘The Trial’,” 1980-1981. 49. “MTC,” n.d. 50. “Narrative Report to the Ford Foundation, 2/7/74 to 1/15/76.” [F. 12] 51. “New Long Pieces, Short Pieces,” n.d. 52. “Negro Ensemble Company,” 1967. 53. “None Shall Escape Alexander Knox,” n.d. 54. “The North Star Ruth Nelson,” 1945. 55. “Notes and Lectures,” 1973-85; includes subfiles: [F. 13-16] a. “America America,” n.d. b. “Keene Summer Theatre.” c. “Original Macbeth Playbill + Review,” 1985. d. “ATTI & Our New Theatre, ITI Letter of Introduction,” 1975. e. “The Warm Peninsula 1974 Publicity.” f. “ATTI Publicity 1973.” 56. “Notes for Articles,” n.d.; includes subfiles. [F. 17] a. “Significant Material.” b. “Yale University Symposium.” 57. “Notes for a Biography,” n.d. [F. 18-20] 58. “Of Mice and Men,” 1945; includes manuscripts. [F. 21] 59. “Old Long Pieces,” 1963-1972. 60. “People’s Original Stage Manager’s Script,” 1973. 61. “Personal,” 1959-1965. [F. 22] 62. “Personal Material for Career Biography,” 1935-1949. 63. “The Philadelphia Theatre Project, 1963.” Box 31 64. “Plant and Hicks,” 1948-1950; includes notable correspondence: [F. 1] a. Bengal, Ben: TLS, 3/25/1949; TLS, 5/30/1949; TLS, 6/17/1949; TLS, 6/21/1949; TLS, 6/22/1949. b. Maltz, Albert. TNS, 4/11/1949. 65. “Plant in the Sun,” 1970-1973. [F. 2] 66. “Plant in the Sun and Private Hicks,” n.d. [F. 3] 67. “The Polish Theatre,” 1950. [F. 3-4] 68. “Publicity Material,” 1972. [F. 4] 69. “Radio Acting- January 1975,” 1975. [F. 5] 70. “Recommendations,” 1975. [F. 5-6] 71. “Research Material for ‘The Changeling,’” n.d. [F. 6] 72. “Scenes for Actors,” n.d. 73. “The Seventh Cross,” 1945. 74. “Southern Illinois University,” 1966. [F. 7-8] 75. “Special Material for Acting I,” 1956. [F. 9] 76. “Speech-Diction Work Sheets,” n.d. 77. “Speeches 1953-1961,” 1953-1980. [F. 10] 78. “St. Kitts 1968-1969,” 1968. 79. “Stage Managers Script ‘Plant in the Sun,’” 1974.
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80. “Summer, 1960” [F. 11] 81. “‘Summertree’ by Ron Cowen Production Stage Manuscript,” 1974; includes two audio cassettes. 82. “‘Summertree’ Directors Script,” 1973. [F. 12] 83. “‘Summertree’ Stage Managers Script,” 1973. [F. 13] 84. “Talk Given After 1960 Theatre Tour,” n.d. [F. 14] 85. “Theatre: Commitment to Life,” 1971. [F. 15] Box 32 86. “Theatre History (First Lectures),” 1947-1948. [F. 1] 87. “They Came to a City,” 1949. 88. “Today’s Culture?,” 1951-1954. [F. 2] 89. “Too Late the Phalarope,” 1956. 90. “U.N. Radio,” 1978. [F. 3] 91. “Unedited Partial Transcript,” 1960. 92. “Vachtangov Notes,” 1958. 93. “Ward, Douglas Turner,” n.d. [F. 4] 94. “The Warm Peninsula,” 1974. [F. 5] 95. “The Wizard of Oz,” n.d. [F. 6] 96. “Workin’ Folk,” 1975. 97. “The World of Sholom Aleichem,” n.d. 98. “Yale Acting Notes ’66-’67,” 1966-1967. [F. 7] 99. “Yale University School of Drama,” 1967. 100. Untitled re: UWGB, 1971-1974, includes subfile: [F. 8-9] a. “3 One Act Plays Photos,” includes 4 negative strips, 4 contact sheets, n.d. 101. Re: Kazan Kyriak, 1985. [F. 10] 102. Re: “My Fair Lady” Co., 1957. 103. Re: PM articles re: background, 1960. 104. Re: “Who’s Who in the American Theatre,” n.d. 105. Re: “Technique Fundamentals,” 1977-1980. [F. 11] 106. Re: UWGB, 1968-1969. [F. 12-13] 107. Re: Lincoln Center Theatre, 1965. [F. 14-16] 108. Re: notes for an article, n.d. [F. 17] 109. Re: lawsuit research, 1977-1979. [F. 18] 110. Re: script notes and corrections, n.d. [F. 19] 111. Re: ship travel to Europe, 1950. [F. 20] Box 33 112. Re: NEC, 1967-1968. [F. 1-2] 113. Re: European Theatre, 1960-1987. [F. 3] 114. Re: “Danton’s Death,” n.d. 115. Re: “Touring Project,” 1947-1966. 116. Re: Lincoln Center Repertory Theatre, 1964-1965. [F. 4-5] 117. Re: lectures and notes on actors, 1966-1970. [F. 6] 118. Re: notes on acting, 1951. 119. Re: student info, n.d. 120. Re: ATNA National Theatre Service, 1963. 121. Re: “Potential Students,” 1983-1985. 122. Re: UWGB, 1971-1973. [F. 7]
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123. Re: “Fiddler on the Roof,” 1970-1972. [F. 8] 124. Re: book notes, correspondence, and photographs; 1930-1985. [F. 9-11] B. Paul Mann Actors Workshop files; may include printed material; correspondence; photographs; manuscripts. Box 34 1. “1954-1955.” [F. 1-2] 2. “1954 Winter-Summer.” [F. 3] 3. “1955-1956 Special Mailing Pieces.” 4. “1956 Ads.” 5. “1968 AW Ads.” 6. “1977 Partial Financial Report.” 7. “1978-1979 Fall/Winter/Spring Class Records and Notes.” [F. 4-5] 8. “1983.” [F. 6] 9. “AATA,” 2 files, 1955. [F. 7-10] 10. “About PMAW,” n.d. [F. 11] 11. “Addresses, Soviet,” 1966. 12. “Ads,” 2 files, 1975-1977. 13. “Ads,” 1979. [F. 12] 14. “Ads and Publicity, Fall, 1958.” 15. “Advertising 1976-77,” 1961-1978. 16. “Aldrich Memorial Scholarship,” n.d. 17. “Application,” 1956. 18. “Applications,” n.d. 19. “Applications to be Filed,” 1960. 20. “B,” 1957-1958. 21. “Brochure Original, 1980.” 22. “C,” 1956. 23. “Classes,” 1975-1978; includes subfiles: [F. 13-14] a. “Zola’s ‘Nana’ Project,” n.d. b. “1978 Winter Term Schedules,” 1978. c. “PMAW ID,” 1978. d. “Original Applications,” 1978. e. “Students, 1976: Spring, Summer, Fall,” 1976. f. “Students, 1977.” g. “1977 Student Projects.” h. “Intensive,” 1978. i. “Original Applications, Fall, 1977.” j. “1978 Fall Materials for New Students.” k. “Original Applications, 1978.” 24. “Classes and Addresses, Students,” 1955. [F. 15] 25. “Class Assignments,” 1955. 26. “Class Schedules, 1956.” 27. “Contracts Act I,” 1961. 28. “Correspondence from Students A-G,” 1958-1959. [F. 16] 29. “Correspondence (Students),” 1959-1960. 30. “D,” 1956-1957.
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31. “E,” n.d. 32. “F,” 1954-1956. 33. “Fall, 1955.” 34. “Fall, 1955-6,” 1955-1956. 35. “Fall, 1959,” 2 files. 36. “Fall, 1960,” 2 files [F. 17] 37. “Fall 1968-69,” 1968-1969. 38. “Flight Into Egypt,” 3 files, 1952-1954. [F. 17-18] 39. “Flight to the West,” 1940-1941. 40. “For Financial Settlement,” 1956-1957; includes correspondence: a. Bentley, Eric. TNS, 1/8/1960. b. Dee, Ruby. TNS, 5/28/1956. c. Kazan, Elia. TNS, 1/9/1961. 41. “G,” 1956-1957. 42. “H,” 1956. [F. 19] 43. “H-P,” 1958-1959. 44. “Hallie Flanagan,” 1957-1959. 45. “Home of the Brave,” 1945. 46. “‘Incident At the Standish Arms,’ by William Inge, ‘This Property is Condemned,’ by Tennessee Williams, ‘Abortion,’ by Eugene O’Neill, ‘The Typists,’ by Murray Shisgal,” n.d. [F. 20] 47. “J,” 1956. 48. “K,” n.d. 49. “L,” 1952. [F. 21] 50. “List of Plays Acting I,” n.d. 51. “M,” 1954-1970. 52. “Major International and National Correspondence,” 1978-1979. 53. “Mann Brochures,” n.d. 54. “Material for Classes,” n.d. 55. “Mayfair Magazine, September, 1957, Canada,” 1957. 56. “Minutes,” 1958. [F. 22] 57. “Minutes of School Conference,” 1955. 58. “Morris Carnovsky- Day Class,” n.d. 59. “My Actors Workshop Class Summer, 1965.” 60. “My Fair Lady,” 1957-1958. [F. 23] 61. “N,” 2 files, 1956. 62. “New 1980 Ad,” 2 files. 63. “Notes on Class Work,” 2 files, 1955. Box 35 64. “November, 1958.” [F. 1] 65. “P,” 1955-1956. 66. “Photos at My Actors Workshop,” 1962. 67. “Photos AW,” (Actors Workshop), n.d. 68. “Plan to Teach Acting,” 1969-1982. [F. 2] 69. “PM Correspondence,” 1953-1955. 70. “PMAW 1978/9 Term,” 1978-1979. [F. 3] 71. “PMAW Advertising,” 1979-1982.
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72. “Pro Shakespeare,” 1960. [F. 4] 73. “Q-2,”1957-1959. 74. “R,” 1954-1957. 75. “Refunds,” 1959-1960. 76. “Requests for Tuition Jobs,” 1955. 77. “S,” 1954-1958. 78. “Schedule Acting V,” 1955. 79. “Scholarship Applications,” 1955-1956. 80. “Scholarship-Tuition Job Records,” 1956. 81. “School Photos and Artwork,” 1969. [F. 5] 82. “Spring, 1955.” 83. “Spring, 1956.” [F. 6] 84. “Spring, 1959.” 85. “Spring, New Students, 1960.” 86. “Students and Schedules Fall/Winter, 1954-1955.” 87. “Summer, 1954 Applications.” 88. “Summer, 1954 Class Criticisms.” 89. “Summer, 1956 Students.” 90. “Summer, 1959.” 91. “T,” 1956. 92. “Teacher’s Conference, 1955.” [F. 7] 93. “Theatre Tour, 1970;” includes subfiles: a. “The Class Trip,” 1970. b. “USSR Poland DDR,” 1970. 94. “V,” 1954. 95. “W,” 1957. 96. “Waiting for Lefty Production Stage Managers Scripts, 1975.” 97. “Winter Spring, 1955.” [F. 8] 98. “Worksheets, 1954-1955.” 99. “Worksheets, Fall, 1956.” 100. “Worksheets, Summer, 1956.” 101. “Worksheets, Winter- Spring, 1956.” 102. “Z,” 1956. 103. Re: new student interviews and notes, 1960. [F. 9] 104. Re: brochure drafts, 1978-1979. 105. Re: publicity clippings, 1954-1961. 106. Re: forms and handouts, 1958. 107. Re: “An American Actor’s Training,” n.d. [F. 10] 108. Re: method of teaching at PMAW, 1978. 109. Re: articles related to acting and script fragments, 1944-1981. [F. 11] 110. Re: International Drama Schools, 1938-1944. 111. Re: PM biography, n.d. 112. Re: student contact sheets, n.d. 113. Re: PM’s teaching method, 1963-1985. [F. 12] 114. Re: 100th anniversary Anton Chekov, 1960.
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115. Re: resumes, n.d. 116. Re: PMAW description, 1977. 117. Re: “New York Times Education Directory,” 1954. 118. Re: PMAW resume and application materials, n.d. [F. 13] C. American Theatre Training Institute materials; may include printed material; correspondence; manuscripts; audio materials; photographs. 1. “12th Congress,” 1975; includes subfiles: [F. 14-15] a. “Letters USSR-Poland-England-Australia-France,” 1975. b. “Response Letters about Soviet Trip,” 1975. c. “Curriculum Vita,” 1975. d. “USSR Poland GDP England Correspondence,” 1975. e. “Letters About the Book,” 1975. f. “Proposals I-II-III,” 1971-1972. g. “Letter from American Cultural Attache of Moscow Embassy, Letter from HW Wells,” 1960-1961. h. “Precis Jan,’ 1975,” 1975. i. “Municipal Theatre Company,” 1975. j. “Accidental Death and Dismemberment Policy,” 1974. k. “Moscow News,” 1975. l. “WPS,” 1975. m. Re: Institute of Soviet-American Relations, 1975. 2. “12th Congress,” 1967-1976; includes subfiles: [F. 16-18] a. “Responses from Regional Theatre to Book,” 1975. b. “Ford Foundation Official Externsion of Grant,” 1975. c. “Foundations- Ford and Others,” 1976. d. “Insurance,” 1976. e. “ITI- USA, Poland, Lyubimov,” 1975. f. “Letter to Marshak- ‘The Party,’” 1976. 3. “’1973-1974, Dick Fontera Reports Financial Plans, etc.” [F. 19] 4. “1974, Applications and Publicity.” 5. “1978.” 6. “About ATTI,” n.d. 7. “Attempt at CCNY,” 1975-1976; includes subfiles: [F. 20] a. “D.C.P.A. Job Related Paper C.C.N.Y.,” 1975-1976. b. “The City College Letters,” 1975. 8. “From the Beginning,” 1974-1976; includes subfiles: [F. 21] a. “Fontera Budget Letter,” 1974. b. “Dean Colleagues,” 1976. c. “Responses from American Theatre People to My Letter,” 1975. d. “Polish Responses,” 1976. 9. “Henry Borovik Lectures,” 1979. 10. “July, 1976 Precis.” Box 36 11. “Major Materials, 1973-1974;” includes subfiles: [F. 1-2] a. “FF Grant 1974 (Ford Foundation).” b. “Certificate of Incorporation.”
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c. “Major Correspondence, 1973-1974.” d. “My Work on FF Grant, 1974.” e. “Stamps for Hans Rauber’s Children in the GDR,” n.d. f. “Toronto.” g. “The Book.” 12. “Report to Audience, Work on Ford Foundation,” n.d. [F. 3] 13. “SMU 1973-74.” 14. “SMU Brochures Special Material,” 1974; includes subfile: a. “Letters From Faculty,” 1974. 15. “Special ITI,” 1974. [F. 4] 16. “Statements,” 1964. 17. “Time Table Ads, etc., 1974.” 18. “Various Significant Materials,” 1979; includes subfiles: a. “Henry Borovik.” b. “Statements, Programs, Plans.” 19. Re: East German Theatre, 1975. [F. 5] 20. Re: information sheets, n.d. [F. 6] 21. Re: proposals, 1969-1978. 22. Re: application information, 1974. [F. 7] 23. Re: applications and publicity materials, 1938-1970; includes subfiles: [F. 8-9] a. “Applications Approved Spring 1960.” b. “European Theatre Tour,” 1970. c. “Russian Theatre.” D. Group Theatre Files; may include photographs; printed material; programs; scripts. 1. “Acting Technique Material N.T.L. Pine Brook – Group Theatre Programmes ‘Golden Boy’ + ‘Johnny Johnson’ Ads,” 1937. [F. 10] 2. “Cards, American, Charlie Chaplin, Also Research for Flight Into Egypt,” 1953. [F. 10-11] 3. “Flight into Egypt,” 1984. [F. 12-14] 4. “The Inspector General,” 1967. [F. 15] 5. “Strasberg Gerelick,” 1947-1948. 6. “Summer Material,” 1939. [F. 16-17] 7. “Theatre of Action,” 1936. [F. 18] 8. Re: “Auditionist Unity House,” 1941. [F. 19] Box 37 a. Re: “Auditionist Unity House,” (continued). [F. 1] 9. Re: “Golden Boy,” 1931-1960. [F. 2] E. Moscow Theater and Soviet era arts files; may include printed materials; manuscripts; correspondence; photographs. 1. “13th International World Theatre Day, 3-27-1974.” [F. 3] 2. “1934 Moscow Report Intl. Union of Revolutionary Theatre.” 3. “1974 Official Invitation from Ministry of Culture of the USSR.” 4. “1975 Soviet Union, Moscow.” 5. “European Theatre Correspondence, 1960s.” [F. 4]
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6. “GDR Theatre,” 1975. [F. 5] 7. “Letters Sent to Russian and Polish Theatre People,” 1960-1961. [F. 6] 8. “May 14, 1976, Letters Sent to Stepunin, Zavadski.” 9. “May Blooms Script, April 1937.” 10. “Moscow and Leningrad Theatre Notes, 1960.” [F. 7] 11. “Newspaper Articles – About ‘East European Theatre Tour,’ 1960,” 1960-1962. 12. “One Summer in Chulimsk Scripts,” n.d. 13. “Pravda 1963, Stanislavski Anniversary.” [F. 8] 14. “Russian Theatre Notes, 1960.” [F. 9] 15. “Soviet Life Magazine, 1972-6;” includes subfile: [F. 10] a. “Soviet Ska Kultura, 1960.” 16. “Soviet Theatres ‘Culture and Life’.” [F. 11] 17. “Transcripts of Taped Talks 1973.” 18. “Used and Unused Material for Russian Theatre Notes, 1961.” 19. “USSR and Poland,” 1960. [F. 12] 20. Re: movie stills from Russian films. 21. Re: Moscow theater performances, 1947-1961. 22. Re: Russian movie stills, 1971. [F. 13] 23. Re: Russian Theatre and Soviet life, 1974; includes subfiles: [F. 14-16] a. “The Thirties UWGB,” 1974. b. “Sheeba UWGB,” 1974. F. General. Box 38 1. TS notes re: rehearsals for “The Three Sisters,” 1939. [F. 1] 2. TS and holograph notes re: acting, actors workshop, interviews, and scripts, 1959-1968. [F. 2] 3. 5 business cards. 4. Phone messages for PM, index cards. 5. Lists re: contacts, projects, plays, personnel, and recordings. 6. 2 Curricula Vitae re: Carol Libman. 7. Press releases re: theatre shows, 1979-1983. 8. Minutes of meeting to propose the establishment of a conference for leading acting teachers in NYC, TS, 2/20/1955. [F. 3] 9. 3 reports, 1945-1968. 10. Proposals re: acting classes and theatre committee programs, 1943- 1945. 11. Contact information/directories, 1969-1983. 12. Publicity materials re: American Theatre Training Institute, 1977. 13. Forms re: Paul Mann Actors Workshop, n.d. 14. Teaching materials, 1972. 15. Schedules, 1973-1974. 16. Rolodex cards. [Env. 1-2]
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XI. Correspondence. A. Re: PM Memorial Book. 1. Files. a. “Additional Letters Paul Mann Book,” 1985-1986. [F. 4] b. Re: letters from PM’s friends concerning his death, 1985. [F. 5] c. Re: notes and letters from friends and family after PM’s death, 1985. [F. 6] 2. General; includes manuscripts; printed materials. a. Letters, 1985-1987. [F. 7] b. Tribute to PM by unidentified author re: PM Memorial Book, n.d., 2 copies. c. Playbill re: PM Memorial Book, 1960. B. General. 1. Files; may include printed materials; legal materials; photographs. a. “Correspondence – Business Matters, Insurance, etc./apt., 1963-1975. [F. 8] b. “Correspondence: Yale Univ./Lincoln Center/Southern Illinois Univ.,” 1963-1967 c. “Papers – Business/Personal,” 1963. d. Re: letters from PM’s business associates, 1981-1985. e. Re: professional theatre correspondence, 1954-1975; notables include: i. Lawson, John H. 12 TLS, 1959-1975. f. “Birthday Cards, Etc.,” 1963-1979. [F. 9] g. “Corr. From Larry Mann,” 1971. h. “Correspondence USA,” 1963. i. “Letters Personal,” 1965-1985. [F. 10] j. “Letters/notes from Paolo,” 1982-1985. k. “Letters to Paul from Lenore,” 1971-1983. l. “Paolo Correspondence – Father/Mother,” 1967-1969. m. “Personal Letters to Paul and Lenore,” 1987. n. “Personal Mail/Cards, 1974-1985. o. “Correspondence to/from Europe,” 1963-1965. [F. 11] p. “Univ. of Wisconsin Madison/Green Bay,” 1963. q. Re: letters to Lenore from Paul, 1978-1979. r. Re: PM archives donation to Univ. of Guelph or Archives of Ontario, 1988. s. Re: Rosalind Harris (LHM’s sister), 1973. t. Re: University of Wyoming- American Heritage Center endowment support request, 1989. u. Re: condolences to LHM from friends and family after PM’s death, 1985-1986. [F. 12-14] 2. General: TLS, ALS, ANS, cards, postcards, 1967-1988, n.d.; includes photographs; printed materials. [F. 15]
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XII. Professional Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence; printed materials; acting and directing notes. 1. “Notes re: Elia Kazan,” 1963. [F. 16] 2. “Students Thesis,” 1961. 3. “Winter 1956 Projects III + VI.” 4. “Workshop,” 1963-1970. Box 39 5. Re AUTI, 1970- 1980. [F. 1-3] 6. Re: acting technique, n.d. [F. 4] 7. Re: notes on acting, 2 files, 1955-1960. 8. Re: Paul’s notes on speech, n.d. B. General, includes notes, printed materials, schedules, contact information, 1978.
XIII. Printed Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence; professional materials; legal materials; manuscripts. 1. “Advertising – Proof Paul Mann Actors Workshop,” 1953-1958. [F. 5] 2. “Articles Mentioning Paul,” 1955-1992. 3. “Canadian Interview,” 1953-1960. 4. “Interviews Mentioning Paul,” 1988-1997. 5. “Obituary Notes,” 1985-1986. 6. “Professional Related to Paul – Articles, Publicity etc., 1944-1973. [F. 6] 7. “Publicity Releases (PMAW) and Clippings,” 1952-1972. 8. “Research, WWII,” 1965. 9. “UWGB Catalog,” n.d. 10. Untitled re: Green Bay Theatre, 1972. B. General, includes clippings re: actors taught by PM; “Soviet and East European Drama and Theater” newsletter; programs re: Yale School of Drama Repertory Theater, 1948-1985. [F. 7]
XIV. Memorabilia. A. Files, may include props; photographs; printed materials. 1. “Moustaches and Spectacles from ‘Macbeth’ at Chekhov Theatre,” n.d. [Env. 1] 2. “Research for Role in ‘Fiddler’ Photo Documentation,” includes 47 black and white prints, n.d. [Env. 2] 3. “Russian + Poland Theatre Press Plates,” 1961. [Env. 3] 4. “Soviet Union Materials,” 1975. [Env. 4] 5. Re: sign for PMAW, 1976. [ [F. 8] B. General. 1. Ticket for air cable car in Switzerland, n.d. [F. 9] 2. 2 tickets to the Vatican Museum, n.d.
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3. 3 tickets to AUTI production of “This Property Is Condemned,” n.d. 4. Foreign currency in bill fold, 1922-1945. 5. New York State license plate, n.d. 6. Hollywood Foreign Press Association Golden Globe Nomination for Best Supporting Actor in “America, America,” 1963. 7. PM name plaque from “Fiddler on the Roof” dressing room, 1970- 1971. 8. Section of wrapping paper with train pattern, n.d. 9. Decorated paper bag from Brentano’s Literary Emporium, n.d. 10. Mann, Josh. ALS re: first grade, 1960. 11. Josh Mann autobiography, holograph, 5 p., 1967. 12. Press plates for PMAW, n.d. [Env. 5] 13. Academy award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for “America, America,” 1964.
XV. Photographs. A. Files; may include prints; slides; negatives; contact sheets; memorabilia. 1. “1967 Arena Stage Portrait.” [F. 10] 2. “Photographs Early Life, 1969,” includes 7 black and white prints; 12 color prints; 12 negative strips. 3. “Photographs Europe,” 1979; includes black and white headshots re: PM. 4. “Poland – East Germany, 1960,” includes slides; prints. 5. “Toronto 1969 Rita Howell,” includes prints; negatives. 6. Re: PM and friends, n.d.; includes 1 black and white print, 1 negative strip. 7. Re: Moscow Art Theater group, 1965, 2 black and white prints, 3 small photo albums with individual negatives, 17 contact sheets; includes TLS, 5/21/65; ALS, 2/1/1967. [F. 11] 8. Re: LHM’s family, 9 black and white prints, 1936-1972; includes US Navy service papers of Paul Harris, 1932-1946. 9. Re: 4 black and white prints of PM, 1972 and undated. B. General. 1. Re: PM, n.d. a. 5 black and white prints. b. 1 color print re: PM with bow on forehead. 2. Re: LHM, 4 color prints. 3. Re: Rosaline Harris, 1 color print, 1 black and white print.
XVI. Artwork. A. Hand colored prints re: Vienna, n.d. [F. 12] B. Charcoal sketch of PM by Illollette Courad, 1938. C. Doodles, by LHM, 1983.
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XVII. Memorabilia. Box 40 A. Plaster cast of PM’s face. [Loose] B. “Arena Stage Usher,” lapel pin. C. Re: “The Inspector General,” by Nikolai Gogol, Arena Stage production, February 23- April 2, 1967. 1. Blond wig and beard. 2. Makeup kit; includes prosthetic noses; mirror; spirit gum; combs. 3. Props: letter, fake Soviet Rubles. 4. Unidentified script (Russian) with inscription: For Paul Mann, For turning unbearably demure, dry, flat English into juicy Russian!! From your director, who loves you, Edwin Sherin,” 2/28/1967; includes: a. Marlowe, Eve. Telegram, 2/28/1967. b. Libman, Rose and Charles (PM’s parents). Telegram, 2/28/1967.
XVIII. Audio Materials. A. Microdiscs. 1. “Could Be,” file, includes 6 discs, 1949. [Env. 1] 2. 2 untitled discs, n.d. [Env. 2] B. Reel-to-reel tapes. 1. “Asian Spotlight – A View from the Peoples Health Centre in Bangladesh,” 1978. [Loose] C. 1 untitled Dictaphone tape, n.d. [Env. 3] Box 41 D. Records. 1. “Radio At War,” recordings. a. “One World Flight,” 1947; 1 record. [Env. 1] i. “Golden Boy,” with Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach. ii. “Golden Boy,” with Anne Jackson and Paul Lukas. iii. “Murder at Midnight, the Thirteenth Floor,” with Anne Jackson and Paul Lukas. iv. “One World Flight,” with Norman Corwin. v. “The Thirteenth Floor,” with PM. b. “War Below Zero,” 1944; 3 records. [Env. 2-4] i. “War Below Zero,” with Words at War, 3 copies. c. “‘Words at War’, ‘War Below Zero’, and ‘Pacific Partner’,” 1944; 4 records. [Env. 5-8] i. “Pacific Partner,” with Words at War, 2 copies. ii. “War Below Zero,” with PM, 3 copies. d. Re: Words at War, 1944; 13 records. [Env. 9-16] i. “83 Days,” Pt I, II, III, IV, VI with Paul Mann. ii. “Archie Andrews,” with PM. iii. “Blues,” with PM. iv. “The Revlon Revue,” with PM, Gertrude Lawrence, James Cagney, and B. Benchley. v. “Short Cut to Tokyo” with PM.
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vi. “St. Louis Blues,” with PM. vii. “Words at War,” with PM, 2 copies. viii. “Words at War,” Program Pt. 1 with PM [broken]. ix. “Words at War,” Program Pt. III, IV, V with PM. Box 42 2. General. a. “13th Floor with Paul Mann Part One and Four,” n.d. [Env. 1] b. “13th Floor with Paul Mann Part Two and Five,” n.d. c. “13th Floor with Paul Mann Part Three and Six,” n.d. [Env. 2] d. “Appointment with Life with Paul Mann,” 1944. e. “Appointment with Life with Paul Mann,” 1944. [broken] [Env. 3] f. “Appointment with Life with Paul Mann,” 1944. [Env. 4] g. “Bertolt Brecht Before The Committee on Un-American Activities,” 1967. [Loose] h. “Candy Store Blues,” with Dee Parker, 1948. [Env. 5] i. “Star-Dust,” with unknown, 1948. i. “Capsule News,” with Larry Man, n.d. j. “The Charming Killer Mr. D.A.,” Pt. I, III with PM, 1946. k. “The Charming Killer with Paul Mann Parts II, IV,” 1946. [Env. 6] l. “The Charming Killer with Paul Mann Part V,” 1946. m. “Murder at Midnight,” with PM and Ann Shepherd, n.d. [Env.7] n. “Spotlight on America,” Part I, II with PM, n.d. o. “Stoft,” with Sorin & Yisral, n.d. [Env. 8] p. “Improvisations,” wih Sorin & Yisral, 1949. q. 2 untitled records. 3. Re: Phillip Morris Playhouse Productions; various productions, 1943. [Env. 9] a. “Big Nose,” with Harry Peever. b. “Kiss the Boys’ Goodbye,” with PM, Mary Martin, and Jack Whiting. c. “Lady in the Dark,” Pt I, III with Gertrude Lawrence and Ray Milland. d. “The Meanest Man in the World,” with PM, Maureen O’Sullivan, Roland Young, and Eddie Green. e. “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” Pt I with PM, Gertrude Lawrence, and Jose Ferrer. f. “Now Voyager,” with PM, Madeline Carroll, and Myrian McCormick. g. “Pepi,” with PM, Paul Lokas, and Madeline Carrol. h. “The Philadelphia Store,” with PM, Miriam Hopkins, Alan Jones, and Winston W. Fussy. i. “Phlip Morris Playhouse,” by unidentified.
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j. “The Shop Around the Corner,” with PM, Madeline Carroll, and Paul Lukas. k. “You Belong to Me,” with Paulette Goddard and PM. l. 4 untitled records.
XIX. Medical Records. Box 43 A. Files; may include printed materials; financial materials. 1. “8/19/76.” [F. 1] 2. “Medical Action Materials,” 1983. 3. “Medical Forms/Material for Equity,” 1981-1982. 4. “Medical Prescriptions End 1981 Complete 1982.” [F. 2] 5. “Medicare ‘Stuff’ Needed? to be Checked Out at Equity,” 1980. 6. “X-Rays: My Feet Ankles,” 1983, includes; correspondence. [Env. 1]
XX. Financial Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence; printed materials. 1. “1962 Corporation Financial Statement,” 1961. [F. 3] 2. “1976 Corporation Tax,” 1976-1977. 3. “1976 Federal and State Tax,” 1976-1977. 4. “Bills Ford Foundation London-Paris-Scotland,” 1974; includes subfile: a. “Paris Bills, June, 1974.” 5. “Business Taxes, 1982 Brian’s Bill Unpaid.” 6. “Financial: to Larry and Gloria Mann,” 1981. 7. “For Brian,” 1985. 8. “Inactive Past Void,” 1981-1984. 9. “IRS Pay!,” 1983. 10. “Papers-Receipts/Documentations,” 1965-1986; includes legal material. 11. “The Story of the Samouvar,” 1976. 12. Re: bills, 1983-1984. [F. 4] 13. Re: AARP Insurance plan, 1979. B. General. 1. 1 reimbursement receipt, n.d. 2. 1 financial statement, re: PM Workshop, Inc., 1959. 3. 2 deposit slips, 1987. 4. 1 appraisal, re: LHM and PM estate, 1982. 5. Receipts, 1977-1981. 6. 7 credit card offers, rejections, and approvals, 1983. 7. 3 insurance policies, 1980. 8. 3 invoices, 1983. 9. 8 bank account statements, 1979-1983. 10. Account documents re: Actors Federal Credit Union, 1986. 11. 1 stock certificates booklet, n.d.
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12. Statement re: loan LHM was given by sister, Rosalind, 7/16/86. [Env. 2]
XXI. Legal Materials. A. Files. 1. “Death Certificate,” 1965. [F. 5] 2. “Legal,” 1959-1986; includes financial materials. 3. “Paolo,” 1914-1983; includes printed material; artwork; correspondence. 4. “Private Papers,” 1985-1986, re: LHM’s claims to PM’s accounts following his death, includes correspondence. 5. Re: Canadian Guild of Crafts, New York State Department of Labor, and unemployment insurance, 1977; includes financial material. 6. Re: divorce papers, 1958-1965; includes correspondence. 7. Re: draft of PM’s Will, n.d. 8. Re: PM Actors Workshop Board of Directors, and corporate resolutions, 1986. B. General. 1. Codicil to PM’s Will, n.d. 2. LHM’s passport, 1975-1980. 3. PM’s visa application re: Poland, 10/8/1972. 4. Name change petition re: PM and son, Joshua, 1/6/1959. 5. Citation (2 copies) re: PM’s estate, 12/11/1985. 6. 3 PM juror cards: 1968, 1976. 7. 2 New York DMV documents re: PM, 1984.
XXII. Restricted Correspondence. A. LHM letters to PM re: personal. 1. 1966. [F. 6] 2. 1967. [F. 7] 3. 1968-1970. [F. 8] 4. 1971-1972. [F. 9] 5. Undated. [F. 10]
XXIII. Oversized Material. Box 44 -45 A. Scrapbooks. 1. 6 scrapbooks re: photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs re: PM. [Loose] B. Photographs. Box 45 1. 3 black and white prints re: PM and actors, n.d. [Loose] 2. “’Fiddler on the Roof’ Taken by Dr. Sidney Kreps NYC Friend + Family Doctor.’,” 1 sepia print, n.d. C. Correspondence. 1. Sherin, Edwin and Jane Alexander. ALS re: unidentified gift, 11/27/1983. [Loose]
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D. Printed Materials. 1. 1 poster, “With Ossie & Ruby,” re: Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, signed, n.d. [Loose] 2. 10 posters re: plays and lectures, 1971-1974. [F. 1] 3. Photocopies re: acting, plays, and interviews, ca. 1930-1988. Pkg. 1 4. 7 posters re: theatre plays, n.d.
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Mann, Paul #1773 Addendum (7/18/13) Preliminary Listing [RESTRICTED] Added to Box 39 I. Correspondence. [Note: This material is restricted due to the extreme personal nature of the correspondence.] A. Lenore Harris Mann to PM; includes: ALS, TLS; may include: photographs; printed material. 1. 1966. [F. a] 2. 1967. [F. b] 3. 1968-1970 (no 1969). [F. c] 4. 1971-1972. [F. d] 5. Undated. [F. e]
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Mann, Paul #1773 9/5/14 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 43 I. Printed Material. A. "Ruby Dee Memorial Celebration," invitation flyer, 1 p., 9/20/2014. [F. 4]
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