Contents List

Container	Title
U.S. Mss 27AN	Part 1 (U.S. Mss 27AN, Audio 505A/1-32, 39-78): Original Collection, 1929-1969 Physical Description: 46.4 cubic feet (72 archives boxes, 59 volumes, and 2 packages), 54 audio recordings (1/4-inch reel), 2 audio recordings (cassette), 16 audio recordings (disc)  Scope and Content Note The Original Collection comprises everything received in the Archives through 1969. Its contents date 1929-1969 and primarily document the Kerrs' early lives and the wide range of personal and professional interests of these two writers. This part of the collection is divided into several series: General Correspondence; Personal and Miscellaneous Papers; Financial and Legal Correspondence; Theater; Criticism; Lectures; Television; Jean Kerr's Book and Articles; Miscellaneous; and Recordings. Generally, the material within each series is organized chronologically; the one exception is the television series, which has been arranged alphabetically by program title. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (Boxes 1-22) spans the years 1929 to 1969 and is arranged chronologically. (Correspondence that relates to a particular play or book has been placed with that specific title.) Often, especially in the later correspondence, carbon copies of letters sent by the Kerrs are present, as well as letters received by them. Researchers will find both quantity and diversity in this series: there are lecture requests, fan mail, family correspondence, and letters from professional associates from the Kerrs. There are letters from many notable correspondents. PERSONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS (Boxes 22-26) consists of passports, college notes, awards, photographs, and appointment books. FINANCIAL AND LEGAL CORRESPONDENCE (Boxes 26 and 27) contains contracts, bank statements, financial statements. Included are reports from Brandt and Brandt, Collins Productions, the Kerrs' publishers, and World Theater. The series THEATER (Boxes 28-40 and Volumes 1-25) is divided into three categories, according to the location of the Kerrs' productions: the early plays, 1932-1939, of the Kerrs' high school and college years; the plays produced at Catholic University, 1939-1948; and New York and other later productions, 1942-1964. In the last category are included the plays first produced at Catholic University and then taken to New York. Materials for individual plays vary and may consist of correspondence, scripts, musical scores, contracts, photographs, playbills, production notes, clippings, and financial papers. Undated plays are listed alphabetically by title at the end of the early plays. Included among the play manuscripts are Sing Out Sweet Land, King of Hearts, Goldilocks, Mary, Mary, and Poor Richard. Within the series CRITICISM (Boxes 40-64, and Volumes 26-30) is the documentation--correspondence, notes, contracts, drafts and revisions, financial statements, galley proofs--of this most incisive part of Walter Kerr's career. The series begins with Kerr's books: Staging the Great Plays, How Not to Write a Play, Criticism and Censorship, Pieces at Eight, The Decline of Pleasure, Tragedy and Comedy, and Thirty Plays Hath November. Also included here are books for which Kerr wrote an essay or an introduction. Following the books are articles written for journals. Of interest to most researchers will be the play reviews written for Commonweal, the New York Herald Tribune, and the New York Times; these begin in Box 56, Folder 7 and continue through Box 64, Folder 2, and are bound in Volumes 29 and 30. LECTURES (Boxes 65 and 66) contain the notes Kerr used while a professor at Catholic University, as well as his research files and notes used for lectures given throughout the country. The final series that deals with Walter Kerr's career is TELEVISION (Boxes 67 and 68 and Volumes 31-33). These materials, primarily scripts, are organized alphabetically by series title. Scripts for individual episodes within the series are arranged chronologically; undated and unidentified scripts are placed at the end of this series. Included here are scripts and comments for Profiles in Courage and Omnibus, for which Kerr served as drama consultant. Boxes 68 and 69 contain JEAN KERR'S BOOK AND ARTICLES; these drafts are arranged chronologically. For Please Don't Eat the Daisies, only correspondence and financial and legal information are available. The Snake Has All the Lines and Penny Candy are collections of articles. Miscellaneous articles by Mrs. Kerr are at the end of this series. MISCELLANEOUS (Boxes 70-72 and Volumes 34-59) consists of books sent to the Kerrs, high school and college publications, scrapbooks, and photographs. Also here is a manuscript of special interest--a stenographic recording of private sessions with the Group Theater, 1939; this transcript was given to Walter Kerr. A small group of interviews with the Kerrs is also included here. AUDIO RECORDINGS consists of 16 tape recordings and 16 disc recordings that supplement the musical scores, interviews, and discussions provided earlier in the collection.
	Series: General correspondence
Box   1   Folder   1	1929 June-1938 December
Box   1   Folder   2	1939 January-1940 December
Box   1   Folder   3	1941 January-December
Box   1   Folder   4	1942 January-December
Box   2   Folder   1	1943 January-December
Box   2   Folder   2	1944 January-December
Box   2   Folder   3	1945 January-1946 December
Box   2   Folder   4	1947 January-1948 December
Box   2   Folder   5	1949 January-December
Box   2   Folder   6	1950 January-December
Box   2   Folder   7	1951 January-September
Box   3   Folder   1	1951 October-December
Box   3   Folder   2	1952 January-May
Box   3   Folder   3	1952 June-December
Box   3   Folder   4	1953 January-May
Box   3   Folder   5	1953 June-December
Box   3   Folder   6	1954 January-July
Box   3   Folder   7	1954 August-December
Box   3   Folder   8	1955 January-April
Box   4   Folder   1	1955 May-July
Box   4   Folder   2	1955 August-December
Box   4   Folder   3	1956 January-June
Box   4   Folder   4	1956 July-December
Box   4   Folder   5	1957 January-May
Box   5   Folder   1	1957 June-December
Box   5   Folder   2	1958 January-December
Box   5   Folder   3	1959 January-December
Box   5   Folder   4	1960 January-December
Box   5   Folder   5	1961 January-September
Box   5   Folder   6	1961 October-December
Box   6   Folder   1	1962 January-March
Box   6   Folder   2	1962 April-June
Box   6   Folder   3	1962 July-October
Box   6   Folder   4	1962 November-December
Box   6   Folder   5	1963 January-February
Box   6   Folder   6	1963 March-May
Box   7   Folder   1	1963 June-July
Box   7   Folder   2	1963 August-September
Box   7   Folder   3	1963 October
Box   7   Folder   4	1963 November
Box   7   Folder   5	1963 December
Box   7   Folder   6	1963
Box   8   Folder   1	1963-1964
Box   8   Folder   2	1964 January
Box   8   Folder   3	1964 February
Box   8   Folder   4	1964 March
Box   8   Folder   5	1964 April
Box   8   Folder   6	1964 May
Box   9   Folder   1	1964 June
Box   9   Folder   2	1964 July
Box   9   Folder   3	1964 August
Box   9   Folder   4	1964 September
Box   9   Folder   5	1964 October
Box   9   Folder   6	1964 November
Box   10   Folder   1	1964 December
Box   10   Folder   2-3	1964
Box   10   Folder   4	1965 January
Box   10   Folder   5	1965 February
Box   10   Folder   6	1965 March
Box   11   Folder   1	1965 April
Box   11   Folder   2	1965 May
Box   11   Folder   3	1965 June
Box   11   Folder   4	1965 July-August
Box   11   Folder   5	1965 September
Box   11   Folder   6	1965 October
Box   12   Folder   1	1965 November
Box   12   Folder   2	1965 December
Box   12   Folder   3	1965
Box   12   Folder   4	1966 January
Box   12   Folder   5	1966 February
Box   12   Folder   6	1966 March
Box   13   Folder   1	1966 April-May
Box   13   Folder   2	1966 June-July
Box   13   Folder   3	1966 August
Box   13   Folder   4-5	1966 September
Box   13   Folder   6	1966 October
Box   14   Folder   1	1966 October
Box   14   Folder   2-3	1966 November
Box   14   Folder   4	1966 December
Box   14   Folder   5-6	1966
Box   15   Folder   1-2	1967 January
Box   15   Folder   3-4	1967 February
Box   15   Folder   5-6	1967 March
Box   16   Folder   1-2	1967 April
Box   16   Folder   3-4	1967 May
Box   16   Folder   5-6	1967 June
Box   16   Folder   7-8	1967 July
Box   17   Folder   1	1967 August
Box   17   Folder   2	1967 September
Box   17   Folder   3-4	1967 October
Box   17   Folder   5	1967 November
Box   17   Folder   6	1967 December
Box   17   Folder   7	1967
Box   18   Folder   1	1968 January
Box   18   Folder   2	1968 February
Box   18   Folder   3	1968 March
Box   18   Folder   4	1968 April
Box   18   Folder   5	1968 May
Box   18   Folder   6	1968 June
Box   19   Folder   1	1968 July
Box   19   Folder   2	1968 August
Box   19   Folder   3	1968 September
Box   19   Folder   4	1968 October
Box   19   Folder   5	1968 November
Box   19   Folder   6	1968 December
Box   19   Folder   7	1968
Box   20   Folder   1	1969 January
Box   20   Folder   2	1969 February
Box   20   Folder   3	1969 February
Box   20   Folder   4	1969 March
Box   20   Folder   5	1969 April
Box   20   Folder   6	1969 May
Box   21   Folder   1	1969 June 21
Box   21   Folder   2	1969 July
Box   21   Folder   3	1969 August-December
Box   21   Folder   4	1969
Box   21   Folder   5-6	undated
Box   22   Folder   1-2	undated (continued)
	Series: Personal and miscellaneous papers	⇧
Package   2	Diplomas Scope and Content Note: Marywood Seminary, St. Mary's College of the Woods, St. Mary's School, Northwestern University
Package   2	Honorary degrees Scope and Content Note: St. Mary's College, La Salle College
Box   22   Folder   3	Passport, induction notice, insurance forms, teaching appointments
Box   22   Folder   4	Poems, written by Walter Kerr while in the third grade
Box   22   Folder   5	College notes, essays, poems, fragments of early plays and sketches and short stories / by Jean Kerr
Box   22   Folder   6	Personal clippings-birth and wedding announcements
Box   22   Folder   7	Moss Hart: pamphlet / poems by Phyllis McGinley
Box   23   Folder   1	Program of reopening of Ford's Theatre College playbills of Jean Kerr, 1968
	Awards
Box   23   Folder   2	Walter Kerr-St. George High School diploma; Scholarship honors and Master of Arts Degree from Northwestern University; Graduation programs, 1931, 1935, 1938, 1937
Box   23   Folder   3	Jean Kerr-Marywood College graduation program and Department of Public Instruction Certificate, 1939, 1943
Box   23   Folder   4	Walter Kerr-Northwestern University Alumni Association Award of Merit-award and correspondence, 1948 June 12
Box   23   Folder   5	Walter Kerr-Doctor of Laws Degree St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana 1956
Box   23   Folder   6	Walter Kerr-Sylvania Television Award for Omnibus, 1957
Package   1	Jean Kerr-Spirit of Achievement Award presented on by the Woman's Division of Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, 1958 March 24
Box   23   Folder   7	Jean and Walter Kerr-American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers membership certificates 1959
Box   23   Folder   8	Jean Kerr-Writer's Guild of America, Nomination of Writing Achievement for Please Don't Eat the Daisies 1960
Box   23   Folder   9	Walter Kerr-David Merrick Award for Criticism correspondence, 1962 May
Box   23   Folder   10	Jean and Walter Kerr-Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Northwestern University program and correspondence, 1962 June 16
Box   23   Folder   11	Walter Kerr-Herald Tribune certificate of appreciation upon receiving the George Jean Nathan Drama Criticism Award for The Theatre in Spite of Itself correspondence, 1964 January 22
Box   23   Folder   12	Walter and Jean Kerr-Honorary Doctor of Letters Degrees, Fordham University correspondence and program 1965 June 19
Box   23   Folder   13	Walter Kerr-Dineen Award of the National Theatre Conference correspondence and Herald Tribune Certificate, 1965 August 26
Box   23   Folder   14	Walter Kerr-Applause Award from the Northwestern University Club of New York, miscellaneous awards 1966 April 22
Box   23   Folder   15	Walter Kerr-award for outstanding service in journalism from Kappa Tau Alpha of New York University, 1966 May 20
Package   1	Oversize item
Box   23   Folder   16	Walter and Jean Kerr-Catholic Action Medals presented by St. Bonaventure University, 1966 December
Box   23   Folder   17	Walter Kerr-Citation For Distinguished Service to the Theatre, The American Educational Theatre Association 1967 August
Box   24   Folder   1	Phyllis McGinley-award presented by the Catholic Book Club, 1967 November 10
Box   24   Folder   2	Walter Kerr-Doctor of Fine Arts Degree, University of Notre Dame correspondence and award 1968 June 21
Box   24   Folder   3	Walter Kerr-Five Towns Music and Art Foundation, award of distinction program 1969 May 6
Package   1	Oversize item
	Photographs
Box   24   Folder   4-5	Walter Kerr
Box   24   Folder   6	Jean Kerr
Box   24   Folder   7-8	Kerr family
Box   25   Folder   1	Miscellaneous
	Appointment Books
Box   25	1952-1953, 1955, 1957-1962
Box   26	1964-1966
	Series: Financial and legal correspondence	⇧
Box   26   Folder   1	Brandt and Brandt, 1945-1969
	Financial statements-personal and Collins Productions Inc.
Box   26   Folder   2	1961 August-December
Box   26   Folder   3	1962 January-April
Box   27   Folder   1	1962 May-September
Box   27   Folder   2	Sheed & Ward Inc., Publishers, financial reports 1962-1967
Box   27   Folder   3	Weissberger & Frosch, Counselors at Law 1963-1966
Box   27   Folder   4	World Theatre, financial statements 1961
Box   27   Folder   5	Financial statements-miscellaneous
Box   27   Folder   6	Legal-miscellaneous contracts
	Series: Theater	⇧
	Early Plays, 1932-1939
Box   28   Folder   1	Ideas for shows: early sketches, notes, and lyrics by Jean and Walter Kerr
Volume   3	Sketches
	Photographs
Box   28   Folder   2	Plays produced at St. George High School
Box   28   Folder   3	Plays produced at Marywood College
Box   28   Folder   4	Plays produced at Northwestern University
	No Reason at All, 1932 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr and Gilbert Nevius, produced at St. George High School, 1933
Volume   1	Script
	St. George Minstrel Show, 1933 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr and Gilbert Nevius, produced at St. George High School
Volume   3	Script
	A Most Extraordinary Boy, 1934 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr, suggested by Hans Christian Anderson's "Story of My Life"
Box   28   Folder   5	Correspondence, copyright and commentary on play 1939
Volume   2	Original script, treatments, staging directions
	Denison's Variety Revue by Walter Kerr, 1935
Box   28   Folder   6	Correspondence and contracts, 1934-1935
Volume   1	Sketches
	Murder in Reverse / by Walter Kerr, 1935
Box   28   Folder   7	Correspondence, 1934
Volume   1	Script
	Murder to Music / by Walter Kerr, 1935
Box   28   Folder   7	Correspondence, 1936
Volume   1	Script
	Movie Minstrel / by Walter Kerr, 1936
Box   28   Folder   8	Contracts, financial information 1936-1938
	Murder in Grey / by Walter Kerr, 1936
Volume   3	Script
	Murder with Impunity / by Walter Kerr, 1936
Box   28   Folder   9	Correspondence, 1936
Volume   3	Script
	I'll Take Vanilla / by Walter Kerr, 1936
Box   28   Folder   10	Contract, 1936
Volume   3	Script
	Mystery Minstrel / by Walter Kerr, 1937
Box   28   Folder   10	Correspondence, 1937
	Don't Look Now, 1937 March Scope and Content Note: Show at Northwestern University, script and lyrics by Walter Kerr and Charles Nelson
Volume   1	Script, lyrics
Volume   56	Musical score
Box   28   Folder   11	Lyrics, financial information
	Angels on Eggshells, 1937 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr, Northwestern University
Box   28   Folder   12	Correspondence, 1938
Volume   3	Script
	Death and Deluge / by Walter Kerr, 1937
Volume   3	Script
	A Murderous Marriage / by Walter Kerr, 1937
Volume   3	Script
	Imps in Industry, 1937, 1939 June 10 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr; renamed Inside-Out Family and produced by Jack and Jill Players1939 June 10, Chicago, Illinois
Box   28   Folder   13	Correspondence commentary, 1937-1939
Volume   5	Script
	Rip Van Winkle, 1937 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Washington Irving by Walter Kerr; produced at Northwestern University, scenes used in 1943 December at Catholic University
Box   28   Folder   14	Correspondence, contract 1936-1937
Volume   56	Article by Walter Kerr
	The Thief Is a Knight by Walter Kerr, 1938
Box   28   Folder   15	Correspondence, contract 1938-1939
Volume   56	Script
	Christopher over Chaos, 1938 July Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr; submitted as his M.A. thesis, Northwestern University
Box   28   Folder   16	Correspondence, 1938-1941
Volume   4	Script, 1938 July
	The Vicar of Wakefield, 1938 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Oliver Goldsmith by Walter Kerr; produced, 1938, at Northwestern University
Box   28   Folder   17	Correspondence, contract 1938
	Christmas Incorporated by Walter Kerr, 1939
Box   28   Folder   18	Correspondence, contracts 1937-1939
Volume   3	Script
	Without Jury / by Walter Kerr, 1939
Box   28   Folder   19	Correspondence, 1940, script
Box   28   Folder   20	Script
	Early Plays, undated
	American Ghoulash / by Walter Kerr
Volume   3	Script
	"The American Musical Review"
Volume   1	Script
	Art and Prudence
Volume   6	Script
	The Baldwin Gang / by Walter Kerr
Volume   13	Notes
	Change of the Moon / by Walter Kerr
Volume   19	Script
	The Constitution-Two Epochs / by Walter Kerr
Volume   3	Script
	The Country on Her Hands by Walter Kerr
Volume   3	Script
	If Wishes Were Babies / by Walter Kerr
Volume   5	Script
	The Last Aqueduct / by Walter Kerr
Box   28   Folder   21	Correspondence, 1944
Volume   5	Script
Volume   19	Script
	Minute Waltz / by Jean Kerr
Volume   25	Two scripts
	School for Wives Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Moliere by Walter Kerr
Volume   13	Script
Box   32	Script for television
	Teapot Tempest / by Walter Kerr
Volume   1	Script
	Twelfth Night Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Shakespeare by Walter Kerr
Volume   1	Script
	Two Women and a Boy / by Walter Kerr
Volume   3	Script
Volume   3	Two untitled plays by Walter Kerr
Volume   5	Articles
	Plays Produced at Catholic University, Washington, D.C. 1939-1948
	Hyacinth On Wheels, 1939 February 19 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   28   Folder   22	Correspondence production photographs, contract, financial information 1938-1947
	Coriolanus, 1939 May 5 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Shakespeare by Walter Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   28   Folder   23	Correspondence; production photographs, 1939-1940
Volume   5	Script
	The Comedian, 1939 July Scope and Content Note: By Henri Gheon; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   28   Folder   24	Photographs
	Yankee Doodle Boy, 1939 December 16, 1940 April 26 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr and Leo Brady
Box   29   Folder   1	Correspondence; production photographs, 1939-1944
Volume   5	Script
	Murder in the Cathedral, 1940 March 24 Scope and Content Note: By T.S. Eliot; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   2	Photographs
	The Miser, 1940 May 26, July 10 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Moliere by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   3	Correspondence; photographs; contracts; financial information, 1941-1961 Note: See also Box 32.
	Calidore, 1940 July 17; 1941 May 21 Scope and Content Note: By Leo Brady; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   4	Photographs
	My Heart's in the Highlands, 1949 August 7 Scope and Content Note: By William Saroyan; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   5	Photographs
	She Stoops to Conquer, 1940 November 6; 1941 July 16 Scope and Content Note: By Oliver Goldsmith; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   6	Photographs
	Storm, 1940 December 11 Scope and Content Note: By Edith Mirick
Box   29   Folder   7	Photographs
	The Comedy of Errors, 1941 January 15 and July 9 Scope and Content Note: By William Shakespeare; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   8	Correspondence, photographs
	God's Stage, 1941 February 27 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   9	Correspondence; photographs, 1941-1946
Volume   5	Script
	Cook Book, 1941 April 23 Scope and Content Note: By Leo Brady and Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   10	Correspondence; photographs, 1941
Volume   5	Script
	Hotel Universe, 1941 August 4 Scope and Content Note: By Philip Barry; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   11	Photographs
	Jim Dandy, 1941 October 29; 1942 July 15 Scope and Content Note: By William Saroyan; directed by Alan Schneider
Box   29   Folder   12	Photographs
	The Knight of the Burning Pestle, 1941 December 10 Scope and Content Note: By Beaumont and Fletcher; directed by Walter Kerr
Volume   12	Script
Box   29   Folder   13	Photographs
	Brighton Rock, 1942 February 4 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Graham Greene by Leo Brady and Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   14	Correspondence; clippings, photographs 1942-1957
Volume   7	Script
	Athaliah, 1942 March 17 Scope and Content Note: By Racine; directed by Alan Schneider
Box   29   volume 15	Photographs
	Magic, 1942 July 29 Scope and Content Note: By Gilbert K. Chesterton; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   16	Photographs
	Life Is a Dream, 1942 December 9 Scope and Content Note: By Calderon; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   17	Photographs
	A New Way to Pay Old Debts, 1943 February 24 Scope and Content Note: By Phillip Massinger; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   29   Folder   18	Photographs
	The King Is Dead, 1943 March 31 and July 5 Scope and Content Note: By Victoria Kuhn, directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   1	Photographs
	Eddie the First, 1943 May 5 Scope and Content Note: By Art Mullen and Denny Madden
Box   30   Folder   2	Correspondence; photographs, 1941
	Stranger at the Gate, 1943 July 22 Scope and Content Note: By Patricia Treadwell; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   3	Correspondence; photographs, 1943-1946
	Secret Service, 1944 February 9 Scope and Content Note: By William Gillette; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   4	Photographs
	Tom Thumb the Great, 1945 January 14 Scope and Content Note: By Henry Fielding; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   5	Photographs
	Peer Gynt, 1945 April 1 Scope and Content Note: By Ibsen; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   6	Photographs
	The Importance of Being Earnest, 1945 August 5 Scope and Content Note: By Oscar Wilde; directed by Alan Schneider
Box   30   Folder   7	Photographs
	The Liar, 1945 November 2 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Goldoni by Edward Eager and Alfred Drake; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   8	Photographs
	That's Where the Money Goes, 1946 May 10 Scope and Content Note: By James Finley, Jean Kerr and Joan O'Bryne; directed by Alan Schneider
Volume   19	Sketches by Jean Kerr
Box   30   Folder   9	Clippings, program, sketch
	Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 1946 July 22 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough by Jean Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   10	Correspondence; clippings; playbill, 1946-1966
Box   30   Folder   11	Photographs
Box   30   Folder   12	Contracts, financial information 1946-1969
	The Ascent of F6, 1946 October 25 Scope and Content Note: By W.H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   30   Folder   13	Correspondence; photographs, 1946
	Much Ado About Nothing, 1947 January 17; 1947 October Scope and Content Note: By William Shakespeare; directed by Walter Kerr
Volume   12	Script
Box   30   Folder   14	Photographs
	Alley Moon, 1948 May 2 Scope and Content Note: By Walter Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Volume   14	Script
Box   30   Folder   15	Photographs, copyright
	The Birds, 1948 December 3 Scope and Content Note: Adaptation from Aristophanes by Walter Kerr; directed by Walter Kerr
Box   31   Folder   1	Correspondence, 1948-1969
Box   31   Folder   2	Photographs
Box   31   Folder   3	Contracts, financial information 1952-1968
	Musical score Note: See Audio recordings series.
Box   31   Folder   4	Miscellaneous Catholic University production photographs
	New York and Regional Productions, 1942-1964
	Count Me In (New York, 1942 October 8 Scope and Content Note Producer: Shubert, Olsen and Johnson in association with Krakeur and Schmidlapp Director: Robert Ross Writer: Walter Kerr and Leo Brady Music: Ann Ronell Cast: Charles Butterworth, Luella Gear, June Preisser, Mary Healy, Hal Leroy
Box   31   Folder   5	Correspondence, 1942-1953
Volume   8	Script, 1942 August 7
Box   31   Folder   6	Photographs, Catholic University 1942 May 10
Box   31   Folder   7	Playbill, notes
Box   31   Folder   8	Clippings
Box   31   Folder   9	Contracts; financial information; box office statements, 1942-1944
	Stardust (Philadelphia, 1943 September 9 Scope and Content Note Producer: Michael Myerberg Director: Herb Polesie Writer: Walter Kerr Cast: Rose King, Gloria Hallward, George Ives, Susan Douglas, Chick Chandler
Box   31   Folder   10	Correspondence; clippings; Catholic University poster, 1940-1966
Volume   6	Original script as played at Catholic University; contains revisions for Philadelphia
Volume   6	Script
Box   31   Folder   11	Contracts, 1942-1946
Box   31   Folder   12	Photographs of Catholic University productions
Box   31   Folder   13	Financial statements, 1942-1962
	Sing Out Sweet Land (New York, 1944 December 27 Scope and Content Note Producer: Lawrence Langner and Theresa Helburn Director: Walter Kerr Writer: Walter Kerr Music: Walter Kerr, with special music by Elie Siegmeister Cast: Burl Ives, George Cassidy, Peggy Campbell, Ethel Mann, Charles Hart
Box   31   Folder   14	Correspondence, 1953-1968
Volume   9	Original script-as played at Catholic University
Volume   9	Script, 1944 October
Volume   9	Script material
Volume   9	Script, 1944 December
Volume   10	Musical score Note: See also Audio recordings series.
Box   32   Folder   1	Contracts, 1944-1953
Box   32   Folder   2	Photographs of Catholic University production
Box   32   Folder   3	Playbills, photographs
Box   32   Folder   4	Production notes and manuscript suggestions
Volume   19	Plan for television program
Box   32   Folder   5	Financial and legal information, 1944-1968
	Lien under the Sky, 1945 Scope and Content Note: By Jean Kerr (unproduced)
Volume   11	Script
	The Song of Bernadette (New York, 1946 March 26 Scope and Content Note Producer: Victor Payne-Jennings and Frank McCoy Director: Walter Kerr Script: Jean and Walter Kerr, adapted from the novel by Franz Werfel Cast: Jean Mann, Elizabeth Ross, Pamela Rivers, Christina Soulias
Box   32   Folder   6	Correspondence, 1943-1966
Box   32   Folder   7	Photographs of Catholic University production
Box   32   Folder   8	Clippings, Boston poster, Commentary by Franz Werfel, tryout schedule
Box   32   Folder   9	Contract, financial statements 1943-1969
	All Gaul Is Divided (New York, 1947 October 19 Scope and Content Note Producer: John F. Golden and John Michael Lambur Director: Walter Kerr Writer: John I. McGiver Cast: Doris Dowling, William Terry, Hilda Vaughn, Edward Andrews
Volume   13	Script
Box   32   Folder   10	Photographs of Catholic University production, financial information, correspondence
	Jenny Kissed Me (New York, 1948 December 23 Scope and Content Note Producer: James Russo, Michael Ellis, Alexander Cohen, in association with Clarence Shapiro Director: James Russo Writer: Jean Kerr Cast: Leo G. Carroll, Alan Baxter, Jean Jordan, Bonnie Alden, Francis Bavier Note: See also Audio recordings series.
Box   32   Folder   11	Correspondence, 1947-1956
Volume   15	Script as played at Catholic University
Volume   15	Script
Box   32   Folder   12	Contracts, 1948-1949
Box   32   Folder   13	Photographs of Catholic University production
Box   33   Folder   1	Clippings, programs
Box   33   Folder   2	Financial and legal information, 1948-1965
	Touch and Go (New York, 1949 October 13 Scope and Content Note Producer: George Abbott Director: Walter Kerr Writer: Jean and Walter Kerr Music: Jay Gorney Lyrics: Jean and Walter Kerr Cast: Kyle MacDonnell, Peggy Cass, Louis Nye, Dorothy Scott, Jonathan Lucas
Box   33   Folder   3	Correspondence, 1949-1955
Volume   16	Script (titled Thank You, Just Looking) as played at Catholic University
Volume   16	Sketches and lyrics
Volume   16	Script and lyrics, 1949 September
Volume   16	Script; program; plots, 1949 October
Volume   16	Script fragments
Box   33   Folder   4	Sketch
Volume   17	Musical scores
Box   33   Folder   5	Musical scores and arrangements
Box   33   Folder   6	Contracts, 1949
Box   33   Folder   7	Photographs of Catholic University production
Box   33   Folder   8	Photographs of New York and London productions
Box   33   Folder   9	Clippings, programs
Box   33   Folder   10	Financial statements, 1949-1965
	Happy Ending, 1950 Scope and Content Note: By Jean and Walter Kerr (unproduced)
Volume   18	Script and lyrics
Box   33   Folder   11	Copyright form
	John Murray Anderson's Almanac (New York, 1953 December 10 Scope and Content Note Producer: Michael Grace, Stanley Gilkey, Harry Rigby Director: John Murray Anderson Writer: Jean Kerr, Summer Locke Elliot, Arthur Macrae, Herbert Farjeon, Lauri Wylie Music: Michael Grace, Richard Adler, Jerry Ross, Cy Coleman, Joseph McCarthy, Henry Sullivan, John Rox and Bart Howard Cast: Polly Bergen, Harry Belafonte, Orson Bean, James Jewell
Box   33   Folder   12	Correspondence; clippings, 1951-1954
Volume   19	Sketches by Jean Kerr
Box   33   Folder   13	Contracts, financial information 1953-1954
	King of Hearts (New York, 1954 April 1 Scope and Content Note Producer: Elaine Perry Director: Walter Kerr Script: Jean Kerr and Eleanor Brooke Cast: Donald Cook, Jackie Cooper, Rex Thompson, Hilda Haynes, Cloris Leachman
Box   33   Folder   14	Correspondence; cast list, 1954-1966
Volume   20	Script (titled Comic Strip)
Volume   21	Script, notes
Volume   21	Script, 1957
Volume   21	Three Scripts
Box   34   Folder   1	Contracts, 1951-1955
Box   34   Folder   2	Photographs
Box   34   Folder   3	Financial statements, 1951-1966
	The Last Resorts, 1956 Scope and Content Note: By Jean Kerr (unproduced)
Box   34   Folder   4	Correspondence, 1956-1957
Volume   22	Three Scripts
Box   34   Folder   5	Script
	Goldilocks (New York, 1958 October 11 Scope and Content Note Producer: Robert Whitehead Director: Walter Kerr Writer: Jean and Walter Kerr Music: Leroy Anderson Lyrics: Jean and Walter Kerr, Joan Ford Cast: Don Ameche, Elaine Stritch, Russell Nype, Pat Stanley
Box   34   Folder   6	Correspondence, 1954-1968
Volume   23	Three Scripts
Volume   23	Script fragments
Volume   13	Notes, lyrics
Volume   23	Script, 1957 February 15
Box   34   Folder   7	Musical scores and arrangements Note: See also Audio recordings series.
Box   34   Folder   8	Contracts, 1954-1958
Box   34   Folder   9	Photographs
Box   34   Folder   10	Financial statements, 1954-1968
	Mary, Mary (New York 1961 March 8 Scope and Content Note Producer: Roger L. Stevens in association with Lyn Austin and Victor Samrock Director: Joseph Anthony Writer: Jean Kerr Cast: Barbara Bel Geddes, Barry Nelson, Michael Rennie
Box   35   Folder   1	Correspondence, 1960-1969
Volume   24	Script
Volume   24	Three Scripts, 1960
Volume   24	Notes, script fragments
Box   35   Folder   2	Script
Box   35   Folder   3	Script, 1963
Box   35   Folder   4	Proofs of Samuel French Acting Edition, 1963
Box   35   Folder   5	Script from Mexican production
	Script, motion picture version 1963 February 6
Box   35   Folder   7	Prop list
Box   35   Folder   8	Contracts, 1960-1962
Box   36   Folder   1	Photographs, New York production and motion pictures
Box   36   Folder   2	Programs and production posters
	Financial and legal information
Box   36   Folder   3	1960-1961
Box   36   Folder   4	1962
Box   36   Folder   5	1963
Box   36   Folder   6	1964-1965
Box   36   Folder   7	1965-1967
Box   37   Folder   1	Financial statements, 1968-1969
	Poor Richard (New York, 1964 December 2 Scope and Content Note Producer: Stevens Productions Inc., in association with Lyn Austin and Victor Samrock Director: Peter Wood Writer: Jean Kerr Cast: Alan Bates, Gene Hackman, Joan Alexander, Joanna Pettet, Colgate Salsbury
Box   37   Folder   2	Correspondence, 1963-1968
Box   37   Folder   3	Script
Box   37   Folder   4	Script fragments
Box   37   Folder   5	Script
Box   37   Folder   6	Script
Box   37   Folder   7	Script
Box   37   Folder   8	Script
Box   37   Folder   9	Script, 1964 October 3
Box   38   Folder   1	Script
Box   38   Folder   2	Script revisions
Box   38   Folder   3	Script
Box   38   Folder   4	Script (New York)
Box   38   Folder   5	Script (Boston)
Box   38   Folder   6	Script
Box   38   Folder   7	Script revisions
Box   38   Folder   8	Script, 1965
Box   38   Folder   9	Script
Box   39   Folder   1	Galley proofs, 1965
Box   39   Folder   2	Script, published copy 1965
Box   39   Folder   3	Two Scripts, published copies 1965
Box   39   Folder   4	Galley proofs
Box   39   Folder   5	Contracts, 1964-1965
Box   39   Folder   6	Photographs
Box   39   Folder   7	Notes
Box   39   Folder   8	Posters
Box   40   Folder   1	Financial statements, 1963-1969
	Series: Criticism	⇧
	Books
	Staging the Great Plays by Walter Kerr, 1952
Box   40   Folder   2	Correspondence; reader's report, 1952
Box   40   Folder   3	Chapters on Greek tragedy and Elizabethan drama
Volume   26	Outline, chapters on Greek tragedy and Elizabethan drama
	How Not To Write a Play by Walter Kerr, 1955
Box   40   Folder   4	Correspondence, 1953-1968
Volume   27	First draft
Volume   27	Revisions
Box   40   Folder   5	Review, publisher's report
Box   40   Folder   6	Arabic version
Box   40   Folder   7	Contracts; financial statements, 1952-1955, 1953-1969
	Criticism and Censorship / by Walter Kerr, 1957
Box   40   Folder   8	Correspondence, 1955-1963
	Pieces at Eight / by Walter Kerr, 1957
Box   40   Folder   9	Correspondence; publisher's report, 1957-1968
Box   40   Folder   10	Contracts, financial information 1955-1968
	The Decline of Pleasure by Walter Kerr, 1962
Box   41   Folder   1	Correspondence, 1959-1969
Volume   28	First draft
Volume   28	Revisions, notes, outline
Box   41   Folder   2	Revisions
Box   41   Folder   3-4	Second draft
Box   41   Folder   5	Third draft
Box   42   Folder   1-5	Third draft
Box   43   Folder   1-2	Final draft
Box   43   Folder   3	Reviews
Box   43   Folder   4	Contracts; financial statements, 1959, 1961-1969
	The Theater in Spite of Itself / by Walter Kerr, 1963
Box   43   Folder   5	Correspondence, 1963-1965
	First draft
Box   43   Folder   6	Chapters 1-6
Box   43   Folder   7	Chapters 7-9
Box   43   Folder   8	Chapters 10-12
	Second draft
Box   44   Folder   1	pp. 1-164
Box   44   Folder   2	pp. 165-377
Box   44   Folder   3	pp. 378-578
	Third draft
Box   44   Folder   4	pp. 1-224
Box   44   Folder   5	pp. 225-413
Box   44   Folder   6	pp. 414-568
Box   45   Folder   1-3	Notes, revisions
Box   45   Folder   4	Rejected material
	Final draft
Box   45   Folder   5	pp. 8-191
Box   46   Folder   1	pp. 192-423
Box   46   Folder   2	Final draft, revisions
Box   46   Folder   3-4	Galley proofs
Box   46   Folder   5	Review
	Contract; financial information, 1961, 1963-1969
	New York, New York (includes essay by Walter Kerr) 1964
Box   46   Folder   7	Correspondence and contract; draft; financial information, 1964, 1964-1967
	Five World Plays (foreward and afterword by Walter Kerr), 1964
Box   46   Folder   8	Correspondence, 1962-1964
Box   46   Folder   9	First drafts, revisions, notes
Box   47   Folder   1	Revisions
Box   47   Folder   2	Final drafts, outline
Box   47   Folder   3	Galley proofs
Box   47   Folder   4	Study guides
Box   47   Folder   5	Contracts, financial information 1962-1968
	Tragedy and Comedy / by Walter Kerr, 1967
Box   47   Folder   6	Correspondence, 1966-1969
Box   47   Folder   7-8	Notes
Box   48   Folder   1-2	Notes
	First draft, revisions
Box   48   Folder   3	pp. 1-166
Box   48   Folder   4	pp. 167-340
Box   48   Folder   5	pp. 341-372
Box   48   Folder   6	Notes
Box   49   Folder   1-4	Notes
	Second draft
Box   49   Folder   5	Chapters 3 and 4
Box   50   Folder   1	Chapter 13
	Final draft
Box   50   Folder   2	pp. 1-194
Box   50   Folder   3	pp. 195-419
Box   50   Folder   4	pp. 1w-174w
Box   50   Folder   5	pp. 174aw-393w
Box   51   Folder   1	Sidney Kingsley's notes
Box   51   Folder   2	Financial statements and contracts, 1963-1969
	Harold Pinter (a pamphlet by Walter Kerr for Columbia University Press), 1967
Box   51   Folder   3	Correspondence, financial statements and contracts 1965-1969
Box   51   Folder   4	First draft
Box   51   Folder   5	Revisions, notes, clippings, research material
Box   51   Folder   6-7	Final draft
Box   51   Folder   8	Galley proofs
Box   51   Folder   9	Copy for Horizon magazine
Box   51   Folder   10	Final draft for Horizon magazine
	Atlantic Brief Lives -A Biographical Companion to the Arts (essay on Euripides by Walter Kerr), 1968 edition
Box   51   Folder   11	Contract; first draft; final draft; essay on Aristophanes by Dudley Fitts, 1967
	Thirty Plays Hath November / by Walter Kerr, 1969
Box   51   Folder   12	Correspondence; financial statements, 1968-1969, 1969
Box   51   Folder   13-14	Reviews considered for book
Box   52   Folder   1-3	Reviews considered for book (continued)
Box   52   Folder   4-7	Notes
Box   53   Folder   1	Revisions
	First draft
Box   53   Folder   2	Sections 1 and 2, "Film and Stage" and "The Vanishing Text"
Box   53   Folder   3	Section 3, "Boredom, Freedom and Fear"
Box   53   Folder   4	Section 4, "Albee, Miller, Williams"
Box   53   Folder   5	Section 5, "Courage and Vexation"
Box   53   Folder   6	Section 6, "Some Identity Crises"
Box   53   Folder   7	Section 7, "Emotion in Our Time"
Box   53   Folder   8	Section 8, "In the Name of Laughter"
Box   53   Folder   9	Section 9, "Chekhov and Others"
Box   53   Folder   10	Section 10, "Shylock"
Box   53   Folder   11	Section 11, "Are the Stars out Tonight"
Box   53   Folder   12	Section 12, "The Negro Actor"
Box   53   Folder   13	Section 13, "Indelibles"
Box   53   Folder   14	Section 14, "The Plot Against Musicals"
Box   53   Folder   15	Section 15, "Reviewing"
Box   53   Folder   16	Section 16, "A Few Favorites, Successful or Not"
Box   53   Folder   17	Section 17, "Free Advice"
Box   53   Folder   18	Section 18, "Repertory in Labor"
Box   53   Folder   19	Section 19, "Practical Matters"
Box   53   Folder   20	Section 20, "How to be an Audience"
Box   53   Folder   21	Section 21, "Nostalgia"
	First draft
Box   53   Folder   22	pp. 1-224
Box   54   Folder   1	pp. 225-424 (not complete)
Box   54   Folder   2	pp. 425-672
	Draft
Box   54   Folder   3	pp. 1-247
Box   54   Folder   4	pp. 248-511
Box   54   Folder   5	pp. 512-672
Box   54   Folder   6	Notes, revisions
Box   55   Folder   1	Add copy
Box   55   Folder   2	Revisions
	Final draft
Box   55   Folder   3	pp. 1-184
Box   55   Folder   4	pp. 202-400
Box   55   Folder   5	pp. 401-546
	Ten Best Plays of 1968-1969 / introduction by Walter Kerr, 1969
Box   55   Folder   6	Notes, first and second drafts
	The Theatre World of Reginald Marsh-Drawings, 1969 April, New York art exhibition Scope and Content Note: Introduction to the catalog by Walter Kerr.
Box   55   Folder   7	Notes, first and final drafts, catalog
	Articles
Box   55   Folder   8	Articles by Walter Kerr, 1949, 1962-1966 Scope and Content Note: The National Theatre Conference, Horizon, House and Garden, The American Review, Newman Quarterly, Life, Harper's, "Alec Guiness as Dylan Thomas," and articles for Harold Clurman
Box   56   Folder   1	Articles by Walter Kerr, undated Scope and Content Note: Essays on Hamlet, Comedy, Shylock, theater construction, scenery, church art, and the stage
Box   56   Folder   2	Articles specified for certain periodicals, undated Scope and Content Note: McCall's, Theatre II, Saturday Review, British Theatre Encyclopedia
Box   56   Folder   3	Articles for Walter Kerr, untitled and undated
Box   56   Folder   4	Notes for "World Theatre"
Volume   1	Articles
Volume   5	Articles
	Book Reviews
Box   56   Folder   5	Drafts for reviews of Keaton / by Rudi Blesh and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang / by Pauline Kael ; shorter reviews for Commonweal, Christmas books 1966, 1968, 1965
Box   56   Folder   6	Walter Kerr's movie sound track notes
	Newspaper and Journal Reviews
Box   56   Folder   7	Opening night notes on plays reviewed by Walter Kerr for the New York Herald Tribune and the New York Times
Box   56   Folder   8-10	Opening night notes
Box   57   Folder   1	Opening night notes (continued)
Volume   29	Play and book reviews by Walter Kerr that appeared in Commonweal, 1950-1952
	New York Herald Tribune, 1951-1966 Scope and Content Note: Play reviews and theater criticism written by Walter Kerr.
Box   57   Folder   2	1951-1952
Volume   30	1951-1954
Box   57   Folder   3-6	1953-1956
Box   58   Folder   1-5	1957-1961
Box   59   Folder   1-5	1962-1963 October
Box   60   Folder   1-5	1963 October-1964 October
Box   61   Folder   1-4	1964 November-1965
Box   62   Folder   1	1966 January-April
Box   62   Folder   2	Not used, but intended for the New York Herald Tribune
	New York Times, 1966-1969 Scope and Content Note: Play reviews and theater criticism written by Walter Kerr.
Box   62   Folder   3-6	1966 September-1967
Box   63   Folder   1-5	1968-1969 June
Box   64   Folder   1	1969 July-October
Box   64   Folder   2	Not used, but intended for the New York Times
	Television Reviews
Box   64   Folder   3-4	CBS News, 1962 December-1963 March Note: See also Audio recordings series for a CBS review of Too Good to Be True
	Columnists on the Air
Box   64   Folder   5	Correspondence, contracts, play reviews and theater criticism 1963 June-1965 April
	Radio Reviews
Box   64   Folder   6	WQXR Radio Broadcasts, 1966 November-1969 October
	Series: Lectures	⇧
	Lectures given by Walter Kerr as a professor at Catholic University
Box   64   Folder   7	Lecture notes on comedy
Box   65   Folder   1	Lecture notes on directing
Box   65   Folder   2	Lecture notes, clippings on theory of drama
Box   65   Folder   4	Lecture notes, clippings on playwriting
Box   65   Folder   4	Lecture notes on tragedy
Box   65   Folder   5	Miscellaneous lecture notes
Box   65   Folder   6	Lectures at Northwestern University, Harvard, Hill School, Columbia University, ACPS, New York University, Harvard-Radcliffe Catholic Club 1961-1966
	Salzburg Seminar in American Studies
Box   65   Folder   7	Correspondence, notes, financial and miscellaneous information 1966
Box   65   Folder   8	Lectures given at Harvard, Book and Author Luncheon on Tragedy and Comedy, Providence College, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Detroit 1967-1969
Box   66   Folder   1-2	Miscellaneous lecture notes on theater, undated
Box   66   Folder   3-5, 7	Research file
Box   66   Folder   6	List of plays produced in New York, 1900-1924
	Series: Television	⇧
	The Dow Hour of Great Mysteries, 1960 March-May Scope and Content Note: Producer: Robert Saudek Associates Inc.
Box   67   Folder   4	Correspondence, contracts 1960 January-April
	"The Bat," 1960 March 31 Scope and Content Note: By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   33	Script, 1960 March 17
	"The Datchet Diamonds," 1960 June Scope and Content Note: By Richard Marsh; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   33	Script
Volume   33	Script, 1960 May 31
Volume   33	Script, 1960 June 21
	Esso Repertory Theatre Scope and Content Note: With Walter Kerr as host of program
Box   67   Folder   5	Correspondence program plans, notes and drafts of Walter Kerr's scripts 1964-1965
Box   67   Folder   6	Background information on playwrights, and repertory theaters considered for the program
	Omnibus
Box   67   Folder   7	Walter Kerr's discussion on Hamlet, correspondence 1955 January-May
	"Oedipus the King (Rex)," 1957 January 6 Scope and Content Note Director: Alan Schneider Writer: Sophocles, translated by Dudley Fitts and Robert Fitzgerald; adapted by Walter Kerr Cast: Christopher Plummer, Carl Goodner, Robert Goodier, Ronald Davis
Box   67   Folder   8	Correspondence, contract 1956-1959
Volume   31	Script, 1956 February 20
	"The Boyhood of Will Shakespeare," 1957 February 24 Scope and Content Note: By Alfred Harbage; adapted by Walter Kerr
Box   67   Folder   9	Correspondence, 1957
Volume   31	Script, 1957 February 19
	"The Theatre Breaks Loose," 1957 March 3 Scope and Content Note: Written and narrated by Walter Kerr
Box   67   Folder   10	Correspondence, contract 1956-1965
Volume   31	Script, 1957 February 25
	"School for Wives," 1957 Scope and Content Note: By Moliere; adapted by Walter Kerr
Box   67   Folder   11	Correspondence, contracts 1958-1959
Volume   31	Script
Volume   13	Script
	"Mrs. McThing," 1958 March 9 Scope and Content Note: By Mary Chase; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   32	Script
	"Lady's Not for Burning," 1958 April 6 Scope and Content Note: By Christopher Fry; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   32	Script
	"The Oresteia," 1959 January 4 Scope and Content Note: By Aeschylus; adapted by Leo Brady
Volume   32	Script
	"Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway," 1959 March Scope and Content Note By George M. Cohan; adapted by Walter Kerr See also the Photographs in Box 72.
Volume   33	Script, notes
Volume   33	Script
Volume   32	Script
	"The Strange Ordeal of the Normandier," 1959 April 12 Scope and Content Note: By H.L. Tredree; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   32	Script
	"Roughing It," 1960 April 19 Scope and Content Note: By Mark Twain; adapted by Walter Kerr
Volume   33	Script
	The Open Mind
	"The State of Culture in the United States Today," 1962 April 29 Scope and Content Note Narrator: Eric F. Goldman Guests: August Heckschen, Walter Kerr, Alfred A. Knopf, and David Susskind
Box   67   Folder   12	Correspondence; script, 1962-1964
	"Critics and the Theater," 1963 May 19 Scope and Content Note Narrator: Eric F. Goldman Guests: Lillian Hellman, Walter Kerr, David Merrick, and Richard Watts, Jr.
Box   67   Folder   13	Correspondence; script, 1963
	Profiles in Courage
Box   68   Folder   1	Correspondence, 1963-1969
	"George W. Norris-I Have Come Home to Tell You the Truth," 1963 September Scope and Content Note: Adapted by Leo Lieberman
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963 August 1
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963 September 3
	"The Ben Lindsey Story," 1963 September 20 Scope and Content Note: Adapted by John Kneubuhl
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963 September 20
	"Thomas Hart Benton," 1963 August 19 Scope and Content Note: Adapted by A.J. Russell
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963 August 19
	"Oscar W. Underwood-Dark Horse, White Cross," 1963 August 27 Scope and Content Note: Adapted by David Karp
Box   68   Folder   2	Script synopsis, 1963 August 27
Box   68   Folder   2	Script, 1963 December 6
	"Ann Hutchinson," 1964 Scope and Content Note: By Jonathan Miller
Box   68   Folder   3	Script, 1964 June 1
Box   68   Folder   3	Two Scripts
Box   68   Folder   4	Robert Saudek Associates Inc. miscellaneous scripts; program plans; notes; outlines for program on Lincoln Center Theater and for film on Lincoln Repertory Company, 1962, December 28
Box   68   Folder   5	Financial reports, 1957-1965
	Trio No. 9, 1962 Scope and Content Note Producer: Martin Levin Guests: Walter Kerr, Richard Lemon and Harold C. Schonberg
Box   68   Folder   6	Correspondence, contracts, scripts ("A Matter of Taste")
	Miscellaneous Television Scripts
Volume   19	"Miss Platt Selects Mate" based on Touch and Go / by Walter and Jean Kerr
Volume   19	“Sing Out Sweet Land,” plan for a television program based on Walter Kerr's play
Volume   19	"The Long Way Home"
Volume   19	"The Artful Dodger"
Volume   19	Untitled television script
	"The Good Fairy," 1956 Scope and Content Note: By Ferenc Molnar; adapted by Jean Kerr
Box   68   Folder   7	Script
Volume   31	Script
Volume   32	"Family Relationships"
Volume   33	Ideas for television series by Jean and Walter Kerr
Box   68   Folder   8	Miscellaneous television and radio contracts
	Series: Jean Kerr books and articles	⇧
	Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1957) Note: See also Audio recordings series.
Box   68   Folder   9	Correspondence, 1957-1969
Box   68   Folder   10	Financial and legal information, 1957-1968
	The Snake Has All the Lines (1960)
Box   69   Folder   1	Correspondence, financial and legal information
Box   69   Folder   2	Drafts of articles used in the book
Box   69   Folder   3	Printer's draft
Box   69   Folder   4	Galley proofs
Box   69   Folder   5	Contracts, financial information 1960-1962
	Penny Candy (1970)
Box   69   Folder   6	Drafts of articles used in book
Volume   19	Miscellaneous articles
Box   69   Folder   7	“Our Neo-Gingerbread House,” “What Makes Me Laugh,” “Actors Anonymous,” “Milder, Much Milder,” and fragments 1955, 1960
	Series: Miscellaneous	⇧
	The Merchant of Venice Scope and Content Note: By William Shakespeare, as produced by David Belasco (New York, 1922 December 21)
Box   70   Folder   1	Souvenir Booklet
	Notes and Counter Notes, 1964 Scope and Content Note: By Eugene Ionesco; translated by Donald Watson
Box   70   Folder   2	Galley proofs
	Nobovich Directs
Box   70   Folder   3	Script, correspondence 1966
	Prometheus Bound, 1967 Scope and Content Note: By Robert Lowell; derived from Aeschylus
Box   70   Folder   4	Two scripts
	Saint-Watching, 1969 Scope and Content Note: By Phyllis McGinley
Box   70   Folder   5	Proofs, correspondence
	Notes on a Cowardly Lion, 1969 Scope and Content Note: By John Lahr
Box   70   Folder   6	Proofs, notes
Box   70   Folder   7	Motion Picture magazine, 1927 July; 1928 September
	St. George High School, Evanston, Illinois
Volume   54	"St. George News," 1927-1929
Volume   55	"The Georgian," 1929-1931
Box   70   Folder   8	"The Dragon," 1931
Volume   57	"The Dragon," 1931
Box   70   Folder   9	"The Souvenir Dragon," 1933
	Marywood College
Box   70   Folder   10	"The Tourmaline," 1943
	Northwestern University
Volume   56	"Alumni News"
Volume   56	"University Information"
Volume   56	"Purple Parrot"
Volume   58-59	"Syllabus"; Yearbooks, 1937-1938
	Scrapbooks, 1927-1963
Volume   34	1927-1929
Volume   35	1929-1930
Volume   36	1930-1932
Volume   37	1932-1934
Volume   38	1934
Volume   39	1935-1936
Volume   40	1936-1937
Volume   41	1937-1938
Volume   42	1938-1941
Volume   43	1941-1943
Volume   44	1943-1945
Volume   45	1945-1946
Volume   46	1946-1948
Volume   47	1948-1950
Volume   48	1950-1953
Volume   49	1953-1955
Volume   50	1955-1958
Volume   51	1957-1958
Volume   52	1957-1962
Volume   53	1962-1963
Box   71	Scrapbook, film and theater playbills
Box   72	Photographs Scope and Content Note: Kerr family; No More Peace (Northwestern University); Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway
	Group Theater: stenographic recording of private sessions with the Group, 1939
Box   67   Folder   1	1939 July 15-26
Box   67   Folder   2	1939 August 1-September 1
Box   67   Folder   3	Interviews, 1961-1968 Scope and Content Note Walter Kerr: Stage and Screen interview by Donald McDonald, 1962; Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions interview, 1962; Playboy, 1965; Time Jean Kerr: Time, 1961 April 14; interview by Dramatist's Guild, 1968 April Note: See also Audio recordings series.
Audio 505A	Series: Audio recordings	⇧
Audio   505A/1	The Birds : score
Audio   505A/2-6	Goldilocks
Audio   505A/7	Jenny Kissed Me, performance at the Pasadena Playhouse, 1956 January 17
Audio   505A/8	Jenny Kissed Me, performance at the Pleasant Run Playhouse, St. Charles, Illinois, 1965 July 17
Audio   505A/9	Too Good to Be True, interview regarding play, 1963 March 12
Audio   505A/10	Please Don't Eat the Daisies, discussion of, and Kerr interview
Audio   505A/23	Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Doris Day
Audio   505A/11	PL Hayes and Mary H. on Poor Richard
Audio   505A/12	Walter Kerr interview
Audio   505A/13	Night Call, discussion with Judith Crist
Audio   505A/14	Leonard Probst interview on Tragedy and Comedy
Audio   505A/15	The Subject Is Theater Part 1, Academy Workshop of the ANTA Theatre by Walter Kerr
Audio   505A/16	Sing Out, Sweet Land, 1972 April 3
Audio   505A/17-20	Sing Out Sweet Land
Audio   505A/21	Goldilocks : musical score, tracks 1-10, 1958
Audio   505A/22	Goldilocks : musical score, tracks 11-13, 1958
Audio   505A/24-26	NBC Interview with Jean Kerr, 1956 January 28
Audio   505A/27	"Danny Boy" and "Old Man River," Tom Collins
Audio   505A/28	"Old Man River,""Danny Boy,""I Dreamed of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair," and Irish folk songs, Tom Collins
Audio   505A/29	Piano solos, 1-2
Audio   505A/30	Piano solos, 3-4
Audio   505A/31	Piano solos, 5-6
Audio   505A/32	Piano solos, 7-8
Audio   505A/39-40	Walter Kerr reading/lecture, 1970 September 2
Audio   505A/41-43	"Who Makes Theater"
Audio   505A/44	"Who Makes Theatre?" : 2nd edition
Audio   505A/45	"What is Theater" #147521, 1970 December 2
Audio   505A/46	"What is Theater" #148067
Audio   505A/47	"What is Theater" #149260
Audio   505A/48	"What is Theatre" : 2nd edition
Audio   505A/49	"Keeping Up with the Times", 1971 March 8
Audio   505A/50	Walter Kerr lecture, 4th Annual American Theatre Festival, G.W. Post College Lecture, John Gossmer series 1971 April
Audio   505A/51	Experimental Theater : new version, 1971 May
Audio   505A/52	"Why Have Theater" #147579, 1971 May
Audio   505A/53-55	"Why Have Theater" #148376, 1971 May
Audio   505A/56	"Why Have Theater" #148765 : final cassette form, 1971 May
Audio   505A/57	"Why Theatre" “Mock-Up Dub”
Audio   505A/58	"Architecture of Theatre" #148830
Audio   505A/59	"The Theatre Today"
Audio   505A/60	"The Theatre Today" : final, 1971 August 11
Audio   505A/61	"Inside Drama" : pilot, 1971 October 28
Audio   505A/62	"Inside the Play" : pilot, 1971 October 28
Audio   505A/63	"How to Judge Theatre", edited 1971 October 19
Audio   505A/64	"How to Judge Theatre"
Audio   505A/65	"How to Judge Theatre", 1971 October 29
Audio   505A/66	"The Changing Theatre", 1971 October 29
Audio   505A/67	"Final Retape," : “first half of #1“ 1971 November 23
Audio   505A/68	"At Issue," The Theatre of Audience Participation
Audio   505A/69-72	"Who Makes Theatre"
Audio   505A/73	"How Scenes are Made"
Audio   505A/74-75	Walter Kerr lecture, Austin, Texas
Audio   505A/76	W. Sarogan[?]
Audio   505A/77	Hello Dolly, "Golly Gee Fellas"
Audio   505A/78	Black Ethics and Expressions / Paul Robeson
U.S. Mss 27AN	Part 2 (U.S. Mss 27AN, Audio 505A/39-78, Audio 1052A): 1984 Additions, circa 1920, 1927, 1934-1979 Physical Description: 10.0 cubic feet (39 archives boxes and 9 volumes) and 1 audio recording (cassette)  Scope and Content Note Part 2 is designated the 1984 Additions because they were organized in the Archives in that year. They consist of papers received in the Archives in the 1970s. Most materials in the 1984 Additions date from the late 1960s and 1970s, although the bulk of Jean Kerr's letters to her parents cover the 1940s and 1950s. The additions are divided into six series. The three major series are papers of Jean Kerr, papers of Walter Kerr, and papers of both Jean and Walter Kerr. The fourth series contains papers of the Kerr children, the fifth those of Jean Kerr's parents, and the sixth consists of correspondence files from the Kerrs' agents, Brandt and Brandt. The PAPERS OF JEAN KERR begin with correspondence files. The section "Miscellaneous Correspondence" includes many letters from actor Walter Slezak. Letters written by Mrs. Kerr to her parents, Kitty and Thomas Collins, provide detailed information on the early years of the Kerrs' marriage, their activities at Catholic University, their involvement with the Broadway stage, their association with prominent people in the theater world, and the raising of their children. The section "Theater" includes manuscripts of Mrs. Kerr's play Finishing Touches, as well as fan mail and correspondence concerning this and an earlier play, Mary, Mary. The section "Books" contains manuscripts from How I Got to be Perfect, Penny Candy, and Please Don't Eat the Daisies. Also included in this section is correspondence related to Mrs. Kerr's books. The section "Short Pieces" includes manuscripts and correspondence related to Jean Kerr's articles. The "Royalty Statements" are arranged alphabetically by the name of the work to which they pertain. The PAPERS OF WALTER KERR start with correspondence files. These files are further categorized as follows: "Miscellaneous Correspondence" contains letters from a wide variety of correspondents, including prominent public personages and major figures of the theater world; "Correspondence with Specific Persons," includes letters from film buff Spencer Berger, fellow columnist Joseph Cantinella, and Roderick Bladel, who wrote a dissertation analyzing Mr. Kerr's criticism; "Correspondence with Publishers, Organizations, and other Business Firms"; "Correspondence regarding Awards," which concerns awards given to others, not to Mr. Kerr himself; and "Correspondence regarding Films," which documents Mr. Kerr's long-time interest in motion pictures, but does not contain materials related specifically to his book on silent films, The Silent Clowns; those are found under that title in the section "Books," described below. The section "New York Times Materials" begins with first drafts of the pieces that eventually appeared in the paper. These are followed by correspondence and memos from the Times staff, then by correspondence concerning Mr. Kerr's columns. Included in this last category are letters from actors, playwrights, and directors whose work came under scrutiny in Mr. Kerr's pieces. The section "Theater" includes correspondence about Mr. Kerr's adaptation of The Birds and about his 1944 musical Sing Out Sweet Land. Here can be found a revised version of this musical. Correspondence concerning five of Mr. Kerr's books is included in the section "Books," along with manuscripts from three of them -- God on the Gymnasium Floor, Journey to the Center of the Theater, and The Silent Clowns. Included in the section "Radio and Film" are scripts and transcripts for the cassette recordings made by Mr. Kerr in the early 1970s. The actual recordings are not in the collection. In the section "Lectures," along with correspondence and notes for the presentations is a cassette recording of a lecture given by Walter Kerr at New York's Orange County Community College in March 1976. In this lecture, he discussed his own work and the state of the contemporary theater in the United States. Royalty statements for most of Mr. Kerr's works are arranged alphabetically by title. The PAPERS OF JEAN AND WALTER KERR are divided into four sections. "Correspondence" contains letters to and from the Kerrs' relatives and friends, including many letters from actor Walter Slezak. "Theater" includes correspondence about the Kerrs' musical Goldilocks and a song score from Touch and Go. "Awards" includes correspondence and congratulations for the Laetare medal. Finally, "Miscellany" includes royalty statements for the collaborative works of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. The Kerrs' scrapbooks document their multifarious activities from 1963 to 1977. They contain clippings, playbills, theater programs, and other ephemera. PAPERS OF THE KERR CHILDREN contain, for the most part, letters written by the children to their parents and grandparents. PAPERS OF KITTY AND THOMAS COLLINS, Jean Kerr's parents, include letters written by Mrs. Collins to her daughter Jean. They also contain letters written to the Collinses by their other children, Frank, Hugh, and Eileen, as well as correspondence with other relatives and friends. The last series in the collection consists of BRANDT AND BRANDT CORRESPONDENCE FILES, the Kerrs' agents since the 1950s. These files contain both ingoing and outgoing correspondence with the Kerrs themselves, and with people involved with the Kerrs' work. Most of the letters in this series are copies. All materials in the additions are arranged chronologically within folders, unless otherwise specified. Incoming and outgoing letters are filed together, except in the correspondence of Jean Kerr with her parents. An incoming letter will often be attached to its reply, and both are filed according to the date of reply.	⇧
	Series: Papers of Walter Kerr
	Correspondence
	Miscellaneous Correspondence
Box   82   Folder   1-6	1964 April 27, 1969 January-1972 April, circa 1972 April
Box   83   Folder   1-7	1972 May-1975 December, circa 1975
Box   84   Folder   1-6	1976 January-1979 March, circa 1979 March
Box   85   Folder   1	1979 April-August, undated
	Correspondence with Specific Persons
Box   85   Folder   2	Spencer Berger, 1969 December-1978 January, undated
Box   85   Folder   3	Roderick Bladel, 1969 October-1979 February
Box   85   Folder   4	Joseph Cantinella, 1969 August-1979 August, circa 1979
Box   85   Folder   5	Randy Echols regarding Pericles, 1973 June 25, 1974 May-June
Box   85   Folder   6	John Griggs, 1963 November-1967 December
	Correspondence with Publishers, Organizations and Other Business Firms
Box   85   Folder   7	The Actor's Studio, 1968-1971
Box   85   Folder   8	Doubleday Inc., 1969-1979
Box   85   Folder   9	Drama Desk (Organization), 1970-1972
Box   85   Folder   10	The Dramatist's Guild, 1969-1970, 1974
Box   85   Folder   11	Eastin-Phalen Corporation (Blackhawk Films), 1963 November-1975 February
Box   85   Folder   12	The New Dramatists Inc., 1972-1974, 1978, undated
Box   85   Folder   13	The New York Drama Critics Circle, 1969-1978, undated
Box   85   Folder   14	Robert Saudek and Associates, 1968-1976
Box   85   Folder   15	Sheed and Ward, 1968-1969
Box   85   Folder   16	Simon and Schuster, 1967-1971
	Correspondence regarding Awards and Prizes
Box   85   Folder   17	Clarence Derwent Awards Committee, 1970-1977, undated
Box   85   Folder   18	Pulitzer Prizes, 1970 March-1972 May
Box   85   Folder   19	Miscellaneous Awards and Prizes, 1969-1970
Box   85   Folder   20	Correspondence regarding Films, 1964 January-1979 March
	Invitations
	Reply Unknown
Box   86   Folder   1	Colloquia, Conferences, and Panels 1977-1979
Box   86   Folder   2	Juries, Boards, and Evaluations 1973, 1979
Box   86   Folder   3	Performances, 1970-1979, undated
Box   86   Folder   4	Social Engagements, 1965, 1970-1972, 1978-1979
Box   86   Folder   5	Speaking Engagements, 1972-1979, undated
Box   86   Folder   6	Writing, 1969-1971
Box   86   Folder   7	Miscellaneous, 1970-1978
	Accepted
Box   86   Folder   8	Colloquia, Conferences, and Panels 1969-1973, 1975
Box   86   Folder   9	Juries, Boards, and Evaluations 1969-1977
Box   86   Folder   10	Interviews, 1971-1977
Box   86   Folder   11	Performances, 1969-1972, 1978
Box   86   Folder   12	Social Engagements, 1969-1979
Box   86   Folder   13-14	Speaking Engagements, 1969-1978, undated
Box   86   Folder   15	Miscellaneous, 1969-1978
	Refused
Box   86   Folder   16	Colloquia, Conferences, and Panels 1969-1979
Box   86   Folder   17	Juries, Boards, and Evaluations 1969-1979
Box   87   Folder   1-2	Performances, 1969-1977
Box   87   Folder   3	Social Engagements, 1969-1979
Box   87   Folder   4	Speaking Engagements, 1969-1979
Box   87   Folder   5	Teaching Positions, 1972-1978
Box   87   Folder   6	Writing, 1969-1979
Box   87   Folder   7	Miscellaneous, 1969-1977; undated
	New York Times Materials
	Pieces for the New York Times -- First Drafts Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   87   Folder   8-9	1968 December-1970 December
Box   88   Folder   1-5	1971 January-1973 June
Box   89   Folder   1-6	1973 July-1976 June
Box   90   Folder   1-6	1976 August-1978 July, undated
	Correspondence
Box   91   Folder   1	With the New York Times Staff, 1969 March-1978 November, undated
	Regarding Pieces in the New York Times
Box   91   Folder   2-7	1969 June-1971 June
Box   92   Folder   1-7	1971 July-1974 December
Box   93   Folder   1-7	1975 January-1979 July, undated
Box   94   Folder   1-3	Theater Notes (taken during performances), undated
Box   94   Folder   4	Expense Statements, 1970
	Theater
Box   94   Folder   5	The Birds -- Adaptation from Aristophanes by Walter Kerr -- Correspondence, 1964, 1971-1979
	Sing Out Sweet Land -- Words by Walter Kerr, 1944
Box   94   Folder   6	Revised Version, circa 1972
Box   94   Folder   7	Correspondence, 1974-1975, undated
	Books
Box   94   Folder   8	The Decline of Pleasure by Walter Kerr (1962) -- Correspondence, 1970 January-1977 September
	God on the Gymnasium Floor / by Walter Kerr, 1971
	Manuscripts
Box   95   Folder   1-3	Original Manuscript, 1968-1970 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   95   Folder   4	Rejected Material, circa 1970
	First Carbon, circa 1970
Box   95   Folder   5-6	pp. 1-238
Box   96   Folder   1	pp. 329-490
Box   96   Folder   2-4	Simon and Schuster Manuscript, circa 1970
	Correspondence
Box   96   Folder   5	Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1971-1973
Box   96   Folder   6	Correspondence with Simon and Schuster, 1971
Box   96   Folder   7	How Not to Write a Play by Walter Kerr (1955) -- Correspondence, 1969-1979, undated
	Journey to the Center of the Theater / by Walter Kerr (1978) -- Manuscripts
	Original Manuscript, circa 1978 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   96   Folder   8-9	Chapters I-IV
Box   97   Folder   1-6	Chapters V-XI
Box   97   Folder   7	Dropped or Altered Material, circa 1978
Box   97   Folder   8	"'Broadway Change' -- Reduced to an Introduction," circa 1978
Box   97   Folder   9	Layout and Selection Notes, circa 1978
Box   98   Folder   1-3	First Carbon, undated
Box   98   Folder   4-7	Second Carbon, undated
	The Silent Clowns / by Walter Kerr, 1975
Box   99   Folder   1-3	Notes for Film Screenings, undated Physical Description: Handwritten
Box   99   Folder   4	Research Notes, undated Physical Description: Typed notecards
Box   99   Folder   5	Notes and Miscellaneous Materials, undated
	Manuscripts
Box   99   Folder   6-7	"Used or Redone" - Notes, Rough Drafts circa 1974 Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
Box   100   Folder   1-4	Original Manuscript -- First Drafts, circa 1975 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   100   Folder   5-6	Chapters 1-20
Box   101   Folder   1-2	Chapters 21-37; Acknowledgements
Box   101   Folder   3	Picture Captions, circa 1975 June Physical Description: Typescript, carbon, and handwritten
Box   101   Folder   4-6	Manuscript, circa 1975 July 23 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   102   Folder   1	Notes for Illustrations, 1975-1976
Box   102   Folder   2-5	First Carbon
	Third Carbon
Box   102   Folder   6-7	pp. 1-518
Box   103   Folder   1	pp. 519-678
Box   103   Folder   2-4	Third Mimeo with Alterations for Brandt and Brandt
Box   103   Folder   5	Correction Notes, circa 1975 Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
Box   110   Folder   4	Galley Sheets, undated Scope and Content Note: With handwritten corrections
Box   103   Folder   6	Captions, circa 1975 July Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   111	Page Proofs, undated
Box   103   Folder   7	Index, circa 1975 July Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   103   Folder   8	Photo Sources, circa 1975 July Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten alterations
Box   103   Folder   9	Revise File for Paperback Edition, 1976 January-April, undated
	Correspondence
Box   103   Folder   10-11	Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1972 October-1979 February
Box   104   Folder   1	Correspondence with Alfred Knopf Inc., 1975 April-1976 November, undated
Box   104   Folder   2-3	Regarding Illustrations, 1975-1976
Box   104   Folder   4	With Kino International Corporation regarding Silent Clowns Film Festival, 1978 November-1979 August
Box   104   Folder   5	Thirty Plays Hath November / by Walter Kerr (1969) -- Correspondence, 1969-1974
Box   104   Folder   6	Tragedy and Comedy / by Walter Kerr (1967) -- Correspondence, 1969-1979
	Radio and Film
	WQXR Broadcasts
Box   104   Folder   7	Scripts, 1969-1974 Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
Box   104   Folder   8	Correspondence, 1970 January-1973 May, undated
	"Walter Kerr's Guide to Theater," Cassette Recordings for New York Times tape series 1970-1971
	Scripts, Notes, and Transcripts Physical Description: Typescript with alterations, handwritten
Box   104   Folder   9	"Lecture Ad Lib," 1970 September, undated
Box   104   Folder   10	Miscellaneous Notes for Scripts, circa 1970
	Materials for Individual Tapes
Box   104   Folder   11	"What is Theater?," circa 1970
Box   104   Folder   12	"Why Have Theater?," circa 1970
Box   104   Folder   13	"Theater Today," circa 1970
Box   104   Folder   14	"Who Makes Theater?," circa 1970
Box   105   Folder   1	"How Scenes Are Made," 1971 October 28, undated
Box   105   Folder   2	"How to Judge Theater," 1971 October 18, undated
Box   105   Folder   3	Correspondence, 1970-1973, undated
	"Introduction to the Performing Arts -- Theater With Walter Kerr" -- Film Produced by Robert Saudek and Directed by Joseph Anthony, 1970?
Box   105   Folder   4	Scripts and Notes, 1969 October-November Physical Description: Typescript with alterations
Box   105   Folder   5	Correspondence with Learning Corporation of America, Earnings Statements 1970-1978
	Museum of Modern Art Film Series -- "The Comedy Tradition" (Harry Langdon) -- Script, undated Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
	Lectures
	Museum of Modern Art Lecture Series on Film Acting
Box   105   Folder   7	Screening Notes and Lecture Notes, circa 1978 Physical Description: Handwritten
Box   105   Folder   8	Correspondence, 1977 October-December, undated
Box   105   Folder   9	Harvard Seminar -- Notes for Presentation, circa 1970 Physical Description: Handwritten
Box   105   Folder   10	Salzburg Seminar in American Studies -- Correspondence, 1967-1969
1052A/1	Lecture by Walter Kerr at Orange County Community College (New York), 1976 March 23
U.S. Mss 27AN	Royalty Statements
Box   105   Folder   11	The Birds, 1970-1978
Box   105   Folder   12	The Decline of Pleasure, 1969-1978
Box   105   Folder   13	Five World Plays, 1969-1979
Box   105   Folder   14	God on the Gymnasium Floor, 1970-1976
Box   105   Folder   15	Harold Pinter, 1970-1979
Box   105   Folder   16	How Not to Write a Play, 1970-1978
Box   105   Folder   17	The Miser and Stardust, 1969-1978
Box   105   Folder   18	New York, New York 1968-1975
Box   105   Folder   19	Pieces at Eight, 1969-1976
Box   105   Folder   20	The Silent Clowns, 1979 August
Box   105   Folder   21	Sing Out Sweet Land, 1969-1979
Box   105   Folder   22	The Theater in Spite of Itself, 1969-1970
Box   105   Folder   23	Thirty Plays Hath November, 1969-1978
Box   105   Folder   24	Tragedy and Comedy, 1969-1978
Box   105   Folder   25	Miscellaneous Royalty Statements, 1969-1979
	Miscellany
Box   106   Folder   1	Early Reviews by Walter Kerr (photocopies by Roderick Bladel), 1927, 1935, 1937
Box   106   Folder   2	Genealogical Information on the Kerr Family, 1967
Box   106   Folder   3	Honorary Degree from University of Michigan, 1971 October 5 Physical Description: Including case
Box   106   Folder   4	Passports of Walter Kerr, Issued 1965 June, 1976 March
Box   106   Folder   5	Résumés of Walter Kerr, 1975 June, undated
Box   106   Folder   6	St. Anthony Messenger Magazine with Article about Walter Kerr, 1970 August
Box   106   Folder   7	Silent Film Musical Accompaniment -- Notes for Making Tapes, undated Physical Description: Handwritten
	Series: Papers of Jean Kerr	⇧
	Correspondence
	Miscellaneous Correspondence
Box   73   Folder   1-5	circa 1946-1974 December; circa 1974
Box   74   Folder   1-2	1975 January-1978 June; undated
	Correspondence with Kitty and Thomas Collins (Jean Kerr's Parents)
Box   74   Folder   3-6	1941 July-1949 December; circa 1949
Box   75   Folder   1-5	1950 January-1964 December; circa 1964
Box   76   Folder   1-5	circa 1965 January-circa 1974 January
Box   76   Folder   6	Correspondence with Doubleday Inc., 1969-1979; undated
Box   76   Folder   7	Correspondence with Gair, Gair and Conason (Lawyers) regarding Jean Kerr's 1969 accident 1969-1972
Box   76   Folder   8	Miscellaneous Fan Mail, 1962-1974; 1978; undated
	Theater
	Finishing Touches / by Jean Kerr, 1972
	Scripts
Box   77   Folder   1	Original Manuscript?, undated
Box   77   Folder   2	Manuscripts, undated
Box   77   Folder   3	First Home Typing
Box   77   Folder   4	"I Love You Six" -- Home Typing Manuscript with Alterations
Box   77   Folder   5	Third Carbon, undated
Box   77   Folder   6	First Professional Typing
Box   77   Folder   7	Final Script Number One -- With Annotations Physical Description: In pen
Box   77   Folder   8	Final Script -- With Annotations Physical Description: In pen
Box   78   Folder   1	Script with Insertions and Corrections
Box   78   Folder   2	Insertions, undated
Box   78   Folder   3	Suggested Cuts, 1973 March 23; undated
Box   78   Folder   4	Rehearsal Script -- With Alterations Physical Description: In pencil
Box   78   Folder   5	Notes for Rehearsal, circa 1972
Box   110   Folder   2	Galley Sheets, undated
Box   78   Folder   6	"Los Toques Finales" -- Spanish Version of Finishing Touches; Translated by Roberto Estevez, undated
Box   78   Folder   7	Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1972-1978
Box   78   Folder   8	Congratulations, 1972 June 1; 1973 January-February
Box   78   Folder   9	Fan Mail, 1973 January-October; circa 1973
Box   78   Folder   10	Publishing Agreement with Doubleday and Company, 1973 October 26
Box   78   Folder   11	Box Office Reports, 1973 November 30-1974 February 9
	Mary, Mary / by Jean Kerr 1961
Box   78   Folder   12	Correspondence, 1970 January-1978 November
Box   78   Folder   13	Fan Mail, 1961-1978
	Short Plays
Box   78   Folder   14	"Cleaning Day," undated Physical Description: Typescript
Box   78   Folder   15	"Dinner at the Diner," undated Physical Description: Typescript
Box   78   Folder   16	"Waiting for Pinter" -- Play Parody for the New York Times Sunday Drama Section, circa 1971 December Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions
Box   78   Folder   17	Notes and Dialog for an Untitled Play, undated Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
	Books
	How I Got to Be Perfect by Jean Kerr, 1978
	Pieces from other Books Considered for Use, undated Physical Description: Book pages with handwritten alterations
Box   78   Folder   18	Penny Candy
Box   78   Folder   19	Please Don't Eat the Daisies
Box   79   Folder   1	The Snake Has All the Lines
	Manuscripts
Box   79   Folder   2	First Draft?, undated Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten corrections
Box   79   Folder   3-4	Working Copy, 1978 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten corrections
Box   79   Folder   5-7	Manuscript, undated Physical Description: Typescript-carbon
	Setting Copy, circa 1978 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten corrections
Box   79   Folder   8	Pages i-163
Box   80   Folder   1	Pages 164-350
	Penny Candy / by Jean Kerr, 1970
	Manuscripts
Box   80   Folder   2	Drafts of Used Material, undated Physical Description: Typescript and handwritten
Box   80   Folder   3	Pieces Used in Book, circa 1969 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten corrections
Box   80   Folder   4	Original Manuscript?, circa 1970 July Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten corrections
Box   110   Folder   3	Galley Sheets, undated
Box   80   Folder   5	Original Illustrations by Witney Darrow, circa 1969 Physical Description: Photocopies
	Correspondence
Box   80   Folder   6	Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1970 April-1977 August
Box   80   Folder   7	Fan Mail, 1970-1976; 1978
Box   80   Folder   8	Please Don't Eat the Daisies / by Jean Kerr -- Manuscript, 1957, undated Physical Description: Typescript-carbon
	Short Pieces
	Manuscripts
Box   81   Folder   1	"But What's the Matter with the One We've Got?," undated Physical Description: Typescript with revisions
Box   81   Folder   2	"Child as Houseguest" -- Piece for McCalls, circa 1975 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions
Box   81   Folder   3	"The Final Dies," undated Physical Description: Typescript with revisions
Box   81   Folder   4	"How the Beautiful People Stay That Way," undated Physical Description: Typescript with revisions
Box   81   Folder   5	"How to Get Unhooked from a Soap Opera" -- Piece for McCalls, circa 1977 August Physical Description: Typescript with revisions, mimeo
Box   81   Folder   6	"I Do Most Solemnly Swear" -- Piece for the New York Times, circa 1976 Physical Description: Typescript with revisions, carbon copy
Box   81   Folder   7	"Introduction" for Walter Slezak's Cook Book, undated Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions, carbon
Box   81   Folder   8	"Love, Mom" -- Piece for McCalls circa 1977 Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions and additional material
Box   81   Folder   9	"Marriage: It's Unsafe at Any Speed," circa 1970 February Physical Description: Typescript-carbon with handwritten alterations
Box   81   Folder   10	"No Soap" -- Piece for T.V. Guide, circa 1978 June Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions, carbon
Box   81   Folder   11	"The Parent Trapped," circa 1977 Physical Description: Typescript and mimeo with handwritten revisions
Box   81   Folder   12	Untitled Piece about Alice in Wonderland, undated Physical Description: Typescript
Box   81   Folder   13	Untitled Piece about Barbara Bel Geddes, undated Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions and additions
Box   81   Folder   14	Untitled Piece about Henry Kissinger, circa 1970 Physical Description: Typescript-carbon
Box   81   Folder   15	Untitled Piece about Hospitals, undated Physical Description: Typescript with handwritten revisions
Box   81   Folder   16	Untitled Piece for the New York Times Symposium, undated Physical Description: Typescript and carbon with handwritten revisions
Box   81   Folder   17	Correspondence and Miscellany regarding Short Pieces, 1959-1978; undated
	Royalty Statements and Earnings Statements
Box   81   Folder   18	Finishing Touches, 1973-1979
Box   81   Folder   19	Jenny Kissed Me, 1974-1979
Box   81   Folder   20	The King of Hearts, 1969-1979
Box   81   Folder   21	Mary, Mary 1970-1980
Box   81   Folder   22	Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 1969-1978
Box   81   Folder   23	Penny Candy, 1970-1974
Box   81   Folder   24	Please Don't Eat the Daisies, 1969-1979
Box   81   Folder   25	Poor Richard, 1969-1978
Box   81   Folder   26	The Snake Has All the Lines, 1969-1977
Box   81   Folder   27	Miscellaneous Royalty Statements, 1969-1979
	Miscellany
Box   110	Calendar of Jean Kerr, 1971
Box   81   Folder   28	Contracts for David Frost Show Appearance, 1970 November 12
Box   81   Folder   29	Diary Page, 1967 October 10
Box   81   Folder   30	"Memorabilia," 1946 May-1973 October
Box   81   Folder   31	Miscellaneous Financial Records, 1973 February-1976 July
Box   81   Folder   32	Newsday Interview of Jean Kerr (carbon), circa 1978
Box   81   Folder   33	Report Cards from Marywood Seminary, 1934-1935, 1938-1939, undated
	Series: Papers of Jean and Walter Kerr	⇧
	Correspondence
Box   106   Folder   8-10	Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1953-1979, undated
Box   106   Folder   11	With Jean Dolores Kerr (Sister of Walter Kerr), September 1969-1975 February, undated
Box   106   Folder   12	Regarding Death of Jean Dolores Kerr, 1975 April-1976 February
Box   106   Folder   13	Regarding Portsmouth Abbey School, 1967 March-1975 November, undated
Box   107   Folder   1	Regarding Travel, 1969-1979
Box   107   Folder   2	Regarding Westhampton and Southampton Property, 1963-1972
	Theater
Box   107   Folder   3	Goldilocks, Written by Jean and Walter Kerr (1958) -- Correspondence 1969 November-1976 April, undated
Box   107   Folder   4	Touch and Go, Written by Jean and Walter Kerr (1949) -- "High Brow, Middle Brow, Low Brow," Song Score; copyright 1949 Physical Description: Handwritten manuscript
	Awards
Box   110	Campion Award -- Certificate, 1971 February 25
	Laetare Medal
Box   107   Folder   5	Certificate, circa 1971 March Physical Description: Including case
Box   107   Folder   6	Correspondence and Miscellany, 1971 March-August
	Miscellany
Box   107   Folder   7	Royalty Statements, 1969-1979
Box   107   Folder   8	"Walter Kerr Interviews Jean Kerr," undated Physical Description: Typescript with alterations, handwritten
	Scrapbooks of Jean and Walter Kerr
Volume   60	1963-1964
Volume   61	1964-1965
Volume   62	1965-1968
Volume   63	1967-1969
Volume   64	1970
Volume   65	1970-1972
Volume   66	1973-1974
Volume   67	1975-1976
Volume   68	1975-1977
	Series: Papers of the Kerr Children	⇧
Box   107   Folder   9	Christopher Kerr, 1952-1970, undated
Box   107   Folder   10	Colin Kerr, 1956?-1979
Box   107   Folder   11	Gilbert Kerr, 1962-1979
Box   107   Folder   12	Gregory Kerr, 1962-1979
Box   107   Folder   13	John Kerr, 1958-1970, undated
Box   107   Folder   14	Kitty Kerr, 1971-1973, undated
	Series: Papers of Kitty and Thomas Collins	⇧
Box   108   Folder   1-3	Correspondence, circa 1920?-circa 1974 January, undated
	Series: Brandt and Brandt correspondence files	⇧
	Files on Jean Kerr
Box   108   Folder   4-7	1956-1959
Box   109   Folder   1-8	1960-1968
Box   109   Folder   9-12	Files on Walter Kerr, 1951-1967
M2004-120	Part 3 (M2004-120, Audio 505A/33-38): Additions, 1933-1993 Physical Description: 8.3 cubic feet (7 record center cartons and 2 flat boxes), 6 audio recordings (cassette), and 36 photographs  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1933-1993 (bulk late 1970s-early 1990s) consisting of general correspondence including letters and cards from family and friends, scrapbooks containing news clippings and other ephemera related to their careers, and a set of their appointment books listing their daily events and engagements. Papers specific to Walter include typed drafts, often annotated, of his critical pieces for theatrical shows written for the New York Times. Other writings include drafts and revised versions of his articles for publications, notes and manuscripts for books and reviews, and his personal correspondence including letters written to Jean dating to the early 1940s. Jean's papers include her letters to Walter, drafts of her play Lunch Hour (originally titled Jill Came Tumbling After) and other miscellaneous productions, and articles she wrote for various magazines in the 1980s. Also included are photographs, mostly of Walter, used for publicity for his books and articles, photographs of the casts and stage settings of Jean's plays, and photographs of friends. Housed with the photographs is an autographed copy of the April 14, 1961 Time Magazine cover featuring Jean Kerr.	⇧
	Series: Papers of Walter and Jean Kerr
	Correspondence
Box   1   Folder   1	Abbott, George 1949-1950
Box   1   Folder   2-29	General, 1971, 1974-1976, 1978-1983
Box   2   Folder   1-27	General, 1984-1992, undated
Box   2   Folder   28	Nelson, Charles 1951, 1953, 1958-1960, 1962-1963, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1975-1984
Box   2   Folder   29-38	"People" (Personal), 1973, 1975-1977, 1979-1986
Box   3   Folder   1-6	"People" (Personal), 1987-1993
Box   3   Folder   7	Stevenson, Adlai 1961
Box   3   Folder   8	University of Wisconsin, 1960-1973, 1977, 1979, 1982-1983, 1985-1990
	Subject files
Box   3   Folder   9	American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) 1975, 1977, 1985
Box   3   Folder   10	Awards, 1971-1974, 1980
Box   3   Folder   11	Brandt and Brandt, 1980, 1987, 1989, 1991
Box   3   Folder   12	Goldilocks - Proposal for New Adaptation, 1985
Box   3   Folder   13	Huxford Memorial, undated
Box   3   Folder   14	Inventory Lists - Books, Films, Records and Art 1951-1975
Box   3   Folder   15	McGinley, Phyllis - Poem: Greetings from Larchmont 1971
	Miscellaneous
Box   3   Folder   16	Miscellaneous papers and clippings, 1933, 1964, 1977-1980, undated
Box   3   volume 1-16	Appointment books, 1971-1978, 1980-1982, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1991-1992
Box   3   volume 17	Guest book at Jim Edward's in New York City, 1984 May 7
Box   8	Medallion from the Catholic Book Club, 1971
Box   8	Certificate of thanks from Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon
Box   8	Letter and copy of comments from George McGovern
	Scrapbooks
Box   8	Scrapbook, 1978 Physical Description: Bound
Box   9	Scrapbook, 1978-1981 Physical Description: Unbound
Box   4   Folder   1-5	Loose scrapbook materials, 1982-1991, undated
ph box   6	Photographs
	Series: Papers of Walter Kerr	⇧
	Correspondence
Box   4   Folder   6	Authors Guild Inc., 1971, 1973
Box   4   Folder   7	Spencer Berger, 1985-1986
Box   4   Folder   8	Catholic University Productions, 1985-1986
Box   4   Folder   9-10	Kerr, Jean - "Walter's Psalter," 1941-1943, undated
Box   4   Folder   11	Kupferberg, Audrey - Yale 1989, undated
Box   4   Folder   12	Landesman, Rocco - Jujamcyn Theatres 1989, undated
Box   4   Folder   13	Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), 1983, 1985-1986
Box   4   Folder   14	Nevius, Gilbert - "Gil N. and Me," 1937-1939
Box   4   Folder   15	Pulitzer Prize - Drama Jury, 1977-1978
Box   4   Folder   16	Pulitzer Prize - Congratulation Letters, 1978, undated
Box   4   Folder   17	Rohauer, Raymond - Buster Keaton Book 1967-1971, 1973-1974, 1984, undated
Box   4   Folder   18	Special Subject Letters - "Pedlock," 1982
	Subject files
Box   4   Folder   19	American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), 1975, 1977-1978, 1984
Box   4   Folder   20	Brandt & Brandt Publicity File, 1967, 1971, 1975, undated
Box   4   Folder   21	Copyrights for Renewal, 1962, 1969, 1971, 1988
Box   4   Folder   22	Da Capo Press Inc. - Publishing, 1984-1985, 1989-1991, undated
Box   4   Folder   23	FBI - Jack Valenti - William Nolan, 1975-1976, undated
Box   4   Folder   24	Film Tapes List, undated
Box   4   Folder   25	Knopf, Alfred A., Inc. - Publishing and Royalties 1978-1980, 1984, 1986, 1989-1990, undated
Box   4   Folder   26	Kubasik, Ben 1981
Box   4   Folder   27	Kubasik, Ben, - TV Show Outlines and Notes 1981, undated
Box   4   Folder   28	Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John - Membership Letter and List, 1972, 1977
Box   4   Folder   29	New York Drama Critics Circle, 1970-1975, 1977-1985, undated
Box   4   Folder   30	Painting and Painters, etc. 1968, 1971
Box   4   Folder   31	Reprint Permissions, 1988-1990
Box   4   Folder   32	Simon and Schuster Inc. - Publishing and Royalties, 1968, 1970, 1972-1973, 1978, 1983, 1985, 1989-1990
	Criticism, Radio
Box   4   Folder   33	WQXR Broadcasts, 1979 August-October
	Criticism, New York Times
Box   4   Folder   34	Corrected Proofs, undated
Box   4   Folder   35-40	First Drafts and Notes, 1978 November-1979 December
Box   5   Folder   1-23	First Drafts and Notes, 1980 January-1990 March
Box   5   Folder   24	List of New York Times Pieces Written After Journey to the Heart of the Theatre, 1983
Box   6   Folder   1	New York Times, 1976-1980, 1982, 1986, 1990-1991, undated
Box   6   Folder   2	New York Times - Agreement, 1966, undated
Box   6   Folder   3	Sunday Pieces, 1970, 1974, 1977, undated
	Books
Box   6   Folder   4	Book Notes, 1993, undated
	Journey to the Center of the Theatre
Box   6   Folder   5-11	Manuscript, undated
Box   6   Folder   12	Hold drops from manuscript, 1978, undated
Box   6   Folder   13	Materials removed from manuscript, undated
Box   6   Folder   14	Mixed Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, or Whatever (Sacksteder Copy) 1977
	Articles
	Film Magazine Piece
Box   6   Folder   15	Drafts, undated
Box   6   Folder   16	Discards, undated
Box   6   Folder   17	Life Magazine - Ten Best Article, 1987, undated
Box   6   Folder   18	Lincoln Center - Article, Notes, Drafts 1972-1973, undated
Box   6   Folder   19-20	Other Writings and Articles, 1966, 1971, 1973, 1977, 1984, undated
Box   6   Folder   21	Unused Musical Copy, 1979, undated
Box   6   Folder   22	Williams, Tennessee - Article and Research Material 1973-1974, undated
	Lectures, speeches and interviews
Box   6   Folder   23	Contemporary Authors Interview Transcript, 1981
Box   6   Folder   24-25	Lecture Notes, 1968-1979, 1981, 1983, 1985, undated
Box   6   Folder   26	Lecture Notes - Museum of Modern Art, 1978, undated
Box   6   Folder   27	Salzburg Lecture Notes, undated
Box   6   Folder   28	Theatre Dedication Speech, 1990, undated
	Notes, clippings, miscellaneous
Box   6   Folder   29	Idea Notes and Note Cards, 1963-1964, 1969, undated
Box   6   Folder   30	Jean's Play [Lunch Hour], 1980
Box   6   Folder   31-32	Miscellaneous, 1971-1976, undated
Box   6   Folder   33	Notes and Discards Post-Bypass at Random - Never Completed, 1978, 1983-1985, undated
Box   6   Folder   34	Notes on Journal, 1958-1959, 1969, undated
Box   6   Folder   35	Random Notes, 1982-1983, undated
Box   6   Folder   36	Reviewing Notes, undated
Box   6   Folder   37	Sing Out Sweet Land - Notes for Unused Scene, undated
Box   6   Folder   38	Theatre Notes After Bypass at Random, undated
Box   6   Folder   39	Theatre Notes and Playbills, 1989-1990, undated
	Audio recordings
Audio   505A/33	Up Close - Dr. Griessman and guest Tennessee Williams, WTBS 1980 May 11
Audio   505A/34-35	Alfred Doake, Pipenight at Players / Walter Kerr Pipemaster 1978 October 29
Audio   505A/36	Walter Kerr interview with Tennessee Williams, 1974 August 28
Audio   505A/37	H. Kogan on Walter Kerr's retirement, 1983 July 10
Audio   505A/38	Olivier reading from the Old Testament, undated
	Series: Papers of Jean Kerr	⇧
	Correspondence
Box   7   Folder   1	Jean's Letters to Walter, 1943, undated
Box   7   Folder   2	Jean's Mail, 1980-1981, undated
	Jill Came Tumbling After/Lunch Hour
	Jill Came Tumbling After
Box   7   Folder   3	Original Manuscript, undated
Box   7   Folder   4-5	1st Typing, Acts I, II & III undated
Box   7   Folder   6	Original Revisions, undated
Box   7   Folder   7	Revisions, undated
Box   7   Folder   8	L'Heure du Lunch, undated
	Lunch Hour
Box   7   Folder   9	Act II, Scenes 1 & 2 1980 August 1st
Box   7   Folder   10-11	Revised Script, before 1980 August 25
Box   7   Folder   12	Revised Script, 1980 August 25
Box   7   Folder   13	Revised Script, 1980 October 7
Box   7   Folder   14	Backstage Prompt Script, 1980
Box   7   Folder   15	Reader's Galley from Doubleday, 1982
Box   7   Folder   16	Manuscript from Doubleday, 1982
Box   7   Folder   17	Act II, Scene 2 undated
Box   7   Folder   18	French/Doubleday Revision, undated
Box   7   Folder   19	Revised Rehearsal Script, Working Copy undated
Box   7   Folder   20	Script, undated
	Other productions
Box   7   Folder   21	Last Resorts - Retype #1, undated
Box   7   Folder   22	Mary, Mary 1960, 1978, 1989
	Poor Richard
Box   7   Folder   23	Script, undated
Box   7   Folder   24	Contract, 1965
Box   7   Folder   25	The Possible World of Jean Kerr - Script, undated
	Articles
Box   7   Folder   26-27	Jean's Writings, 1982-1984, 1987, 1989, undated
	Subject files
Box   7   Folder   28	Contracts, 1976-1979, 1988
Box   7   Folder   29	Doubleday and Company, 1981, 1983, 1986
Box   7   Folder   30	Lazar, Irving Paul, Agent 1980-1981, 1983-1985, 1989
Box   7   Folder   31	Marton, Elisabeth, Agent 1978, 1988
Box   7   Folder   32	The Snake Has All the Lines - Outline, 1973, undated
	Part 4 (AE 842; CD 364-CD 365; DG 781; FI 020-FI 030): Additions, circa 1940s-circa 1960s Physical Description: 15 reels of film (16 mm)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, including feature films The Best Years of Our Lives, Casablanca, The Cat and the Canary, and From Here to Eternity. Kinescope of The Cat and the Canary episode from the Dow Hour of Great Mysteries. Also includes, three reels of Kerr home movies and one reel performance footage of the Kerr play Touch and Go.	⇧
	Films
AE   842	Touch and Go
CD   364	Home movies
CD   365	Home movies : color clips 72-3-6
DG   781	Home movies : color clips 2
FI   020-FI 022	The Best Years of Our Lives
FI   023-FI 025	From Here to Eternity
FI   26	Dow Hour of Great Mysteries: The Cat and the Canary
FI   027-FI 028	The Cat and the Canary
FI   029-FI 030	Casablanca