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Accrual I
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| box-folder 1/- |
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I. Papa Hemingway . Memoir. Published by
Random House, Inc.,
1966. [series]:
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| box-folder 1-5/- |
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Draft 1965: n.d.
(c. 545)
Scope: Ms., ts. Heavy ms. revision; newspaper, magazine clippings taped in. Ts. and ms.
partial pages attached to full pp.; various sections combine to make up a complete
p. Black, red, green pencil revision, notations. P.269 missing.
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| box-folder 2/- |
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Draft 1965: n.d.
(c. 587)
Scope: Ts.[carbon]; second ts.[carbon] includes 1 ts. page. Heavy to moderate revision,
deletions. Ts.[carbon] sections inserted on a small number of pages, partial sheets
with quotations from Hemingway's books inserted at beginning of chapters with
exceptions of chapters 7 and 11, which originally had an insert, and 15 pp.,
including 328-330, have sections cut out. Black and some red pencil revision. Title
page changed from Mister Papa to Papa Hemingway.
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| box-folder 3/- |
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Setting Copy 1966: n.d.
(532)
Scope: Front pp. noted `setting copy'. 1 p. noted `copy pages 356, 358 not here' Ts.
includes 1 p. ts.[duplicated], 1 p. ts.[photocopy] Heavy ms. revision, deletions,
printers markings, clipping attached. Black, blue, red pencil, pen revision.
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| box-folder 4/- |
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Proof n.d.
(132 pages)
Scope: Noted `Authors 1st proof' galleys 34, 57 missing; 2 galleys each numbered 50, 58,
71, 74, 76, 110, 111, 115. 8 ts., 4 ts.[photocopy] inserts. Heavy printers markings,
textual revision. Blue, red, black pencil; pen.
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| box-folder 4/- |
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Proof n.d.
(149 pages)
Scope: Noted `Authors 1st proof' 2 galleys beginning p. 94. Uncut page proof. 1 ts.
insert. Heavy to light revision primarily in layout, some textual. Red, blue ink;
black red, blue pencil revision.
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| box-folder 4/- |
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Proof 1966.
(c. 249)
Scope: Page proof. Noted on cover `Hotch - galley 81 has a page missing...' Inscription
`To Mary' crossed out. Heavy ms. printers marking, textual revisions, deletions.
Bound in blue paper cover by spiral ring. Blue, red, black, green pencil
revision.
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| box-folder 4/- |
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Proof 1966.
(24 page proofs)
Scope: Cut page proof, ts. inserts proof of title. Heavy ms. revision, Incomplete;
numbered lower right 1-26 numbers 3, 4 missing. Red Pen, pencil revisions.
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| box-folder 5/- |
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Saturday Evening Post 1966: Mar. 12
- Apr. 9.
(35 p. 3 items [3 complete issues])
Scope: Serialization of memoir in The Saturday Evening Post. Published articles in 3
parts.
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| box-folder 5/- |
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Proof 1966.
(26 galleys.)
Scope: Galley proof of conclusion of Post article. Moderate to light ms. textual revision
and printers marking. Red, black pencil.
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| box-folder 5/- |
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Documents 1966: Jan. 26.
(18 p.)
Scope: Legal papers. Affidavit in opposition to Plaintiffs' motion for a temporary
injunction. Estate of Ernest Hemingway and Mary Hemingway, Plaintiffs, against
Random House, Inc. and A.E. Hotchner, Defendants. Document signed by A.E. Hotchner.
Ts.[photocopy]
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| box-folder 5/- |
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Clippings n.d.
(2 pp.)
Scope: Published articles concerning the suit against the publications of Papa Hemingway.
Ts.[photocopy]
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n.d. Clippings,
reviews.
(c.270 pp.) |
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II. Adaptations of Hemingway materials by A.E. Hotchner. All for television
unless otherwise noted. [series]:
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| box-folder 6/- |
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The Battler . n.d.
(71 pp.)
Scope: Written with Sidney Carol. Noted `revised final script' Ts.[duplicated] No
revisions.
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| box-folder 6/- |
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Capital Of The World . n.d.
(37 pp.)
Scope: Noted `Omnibus 1st Hemingway project for T.V.' Ts[carbon] Ms. revision last 2 pp.
only. [Originally written for ballet performance]
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| box-folder 6/- |
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The Fifth Column
(112 pp.)
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The Fifth Column , 1959: Dec. 21.
(112 pp.)
Scope: Noted `The parts of Max - Max Shell, Philip - Richard Burton' `revised -
12/21/59' `P. 104-109 missing' Ts.[duplicated] No revisions. p. 105-108 are
missing.
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| box-folder 6/- |
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Draft 1959: Dec. 21.
(114 pp.)
Scope: Noted `revised 12/21/59' The following sets of numbers are on 1 page per set:
51-52, 54-55, 68-69. 117 numbered pages. Ts.[duplicated] No revisions.
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| box-folder 6/- |
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Fifty Grand . 1958: Apr. 14.
(96 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] Moderate ms. notation, text revision.
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| box-folder 6/- |
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For Whom The Bell Tolls .
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For Whom The Bell Tolls . n.d.
(255 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[carbon] No revisions. In two parts; Part I 127 numbered pp. 4 unnumbered.
Part 2 has 122 numbered pp., 2 unnumbered. Held together in brown paper
folder.
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| box-folder 6/- |
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1959: Feb. 12.
(205 pp.)
Scope: Noted `Act 1 & 2 2nd revision' `Complete 3/24/59' Many pages noted
`revised' Frequent multiple pagination per page. Ts.[carbon] Moderate to heavy
textual notation, revision, deletions.
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The Gambler, The Nun And The Radio .
1960: May.
(103 pp.)
Scope: Noted `Final revised as of 5/ /60' Numerous pages noted `rev.' with dated including
5/10/60 - 5/16/60.
Ts.[duplicated] No ms. revisions. Frequent multiple pagination per page.
Included is ms. music composition The Girls from Ireland. Music by Fred Steiner,
Lyrics by A.E. Hotchner.
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| box-folder 7/- |
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The Killers . 1959: Sept. 30.
(108 pp.)
Scope: Noted `second revision 9/30/59' Ts.[duplicated No revision. Numbers 83-85 on same
page.
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The Snows Of Kilimanjaro . 1960: Mar. 17.
(85 pp.)
Scope: Final revised copy. Ts.[duplicated Ms. revision on 1 p. only.
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The Undefeated . n.d.
(74 p.)
Scope: Adapted for film. Noted `only copy - never produced' Ts.[carbon] Ms. pagination;
light ms. revision, notation - as to placement of text on the page. Held in green
paper folder.
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| box-folder 7/- |
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The World Of Nick Adams . 1957: Oct. 9.
(80 pp.)
Scope: Noted `This script belongs to A.E. Hotchner Therefore -...caveat emptor'.
Ts.[duplicated], ts.[carbon] Light to heavy ms. revision, deletions. 2pp. 76 and
77.
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| box-folder 7/- |
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Young Man .
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Young Man 1961: May 29-Sept. 5.
(268 pp.)
Scope: Adapted for film. Title Adventures of a young man. Early draft noted `first draft
screenplay May 29, 1961' Ts.[duplicated] Heavy to light ms. revision, notations.
Later draft noted `Final' 1961: Sept. 5.
Ts.[duplicated] no revision. First draft in orange covers, not
bound.
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| box-folder 7/- |
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Draft Second draft
(170 pp.)
Scope: held in blue paper folder; pp. 148-149 missing.
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| box-folder 8/- |
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The Hemingway Hero . n.d.
Scope: Stage dramatization illustrating that the Hemingway heroes were simply different
views of the same person, Hemingway himself. Drafts and titles vary considerably
utilizing the characters Nick Adams, Lieut. Henry, Jake Barnes, Harry Richard,
Robert Jordan, Scripps O'Neill and the Old Fisherman. Hotchner had submitted the
script to producers while Hemingway was still alive, but had elicited no interest in
it. After publication of Papa Hemingway in 1966 he was asked to revise it. It was
produced in 1967 in New York. Folders 1-13 are in approximate chronological order of
development, flagged as follows.
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1. Hemingway with a capital H.
(74 pp.)
Scope: Ts. Two acts. No revision. Title crossed out and a name changed in a dialogue;
Act I is missing pp. 4-18, 33-43, 46-56, 63-66. Act II is missing 14-20, 22;
24-32, 47-54. Loose sheets.
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| box-folder 8/2 |
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2. Draft
(33 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts.[carbon] Very heavy autograph revision and correction, in pencil and red
pencil. Some sections stapled together. Paging impossible to follow. Several pages
in Act II repeated. Yellow and plain sheets, loose.
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| box-folder 8/3 |
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3. Hemingway's Heroes.
(103 pp.)
Scope: Ts. Minor revision and correction. Bound, black hard paper covers, title glued to
front cover.
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4. Draft Ts.[carbon] Text same as above, but revision more
extensive
(103 pp.) |
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5. Draft
(c.85 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[photocopy] Text unique among this group, having the only scene with Sylvia
Beach in Paris? No revision or correction. Utilizes device of editor as narrator
as do the early drafts. Drops use of Scripps as a character and the waitress. Act
I missing pp. 43-46. Ends p. 58. Act II missing 1-6. Act II is shorter version,
ends p. 38. Loose sheets.
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6. Hemingway's Heroes.
(91 pp.)
Scope: `es' in Heroes is crossed out. Ts.[duplicated] Moderate revision. Act II, p. 2-7
missing. One yellow page laid in. Red cover, bound.
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7. The Hemingway Hero.
(c.38 pp.)
Scope: The draft seems to be an amalgam of selected scenes from earlier scripts, some
pieces are earlier duplicated material stapled to new sheets. Major portions are
typescript. Heavy revision and correction in ts. and ms. Paging varies, in ms.
form. Yellow and plain loose sheets.
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8. Draft
(97 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] This appears to be the first uncorrected, complete script of its
kind. Paging appears complete. Bound, orange paper covers.
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9. Draft
(c. 121 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts.[duplicated], ts.[carbon] Rough new version, using sections of earlier
scripts. Some different characters introduced. New opening description. Paging
seems complete. Loose sheets.
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10. Draft
(c. 102 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts.[duplicated] This appears to be first typescript of previous compilation.
Bound, Dartmouth green paper covers.
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11. Draft
(c. 119 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] Some ts., ts.[photocopy], ms. Minor revision, moderate
correction. 18 pp. at end marked for particular page insert. Also ts.[duplicated]
program schedule dated 1/20/67 for production in New Haven, Boston, New York. (The
play never reached New York) This draft seems to be very much a production
copy.
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12.Draft
(c. 90 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts.[duplicated] Pages renumbered, seem to be in order and complete. Loose
sheets.
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| box-folder 9/13 |
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13. Draft
(88 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision or correction. Marked #15. Bound red covers.
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| box-folder 9/14 |
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1967: Feb. Playbill:
The Hemingway Hero, Wilbur Theatre. |
| box-folder 10/- |
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A Short Happy Life.
Scope: Dramatization for the stage based on various Hemingway stories including Farewell
to arms, Snows of Kilimanjaro, The undefeated, Torrents of spring, and others.
Adaptation originally titled Love And Death and
Hills Like White Elephants. Note similarity of
sections to The Hemingway Hero. Drafts not numbered; arrangement approximately
chronological.
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| box-folder 10/- |
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1. Love And Death . n.d. Ts.[duplicated] No revision. Divided into 3
parts. Loose pages; red paper covers, but unbound.
(100 p) |
| box-folder 10/- |
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2. Draft 1960.
(108 p)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. Bears little resemblance to earlier draft. Dartmouth
green hard paper covers, bound.
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| box-folder 10/- |
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3. Of Love And Death . 1960.
(106 p)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. Bound, red covers.
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| box-folder 10/- |
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4. Draft 1961.
(c.108 p)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] Varies greatly from earlier drafts. Note on production concept by
Frank Corsaro. Bound, red paper covers.
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| box-folder 10/- |
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5. Hills Like White Elephants . n.d.
(100 p)
Scope: No revision, minor correction. Loose sheets. Typescript.
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| box-folder 10/- |
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6. A Short Happy Life 1962:
(109 pp)
Scope: Ts., ts.[duplicated]. ts.[carbon] Light revision. Brown paper covers titled A
Short happy life. Bound.
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| box-folder 11/- |
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7. A Short Happy Life . 1962.
(92 pp)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. Loose sheets.
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| box-folder 11/- |
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8. A Short Happy Life n.d.
(94 pp)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] Marked `Final' Very heavily revised and annotated; apparently a
working stage copy, with stage directions, and notices of re-writes, etc. Laid in
are 8 photocopies of drawings of stage sets for the production by Jo Mielziner.
Designs marked for appropriate scene. Some pages missing or mis-numbered. Yale
blue cover spring binder, bound.
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| box-folder 11/- |
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10. A Short Happy Life n.d.
(5 items.)
Scope: Designs and details to scale of sets and props by Jo Mielziner in ms. Each bears
stamp of United Scenic Artists Local 829. Loose.
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| box-folder 11/- |
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11. A Short Happy Life n.d. Background music scores by Bernardo Segall,
for conductor, woodwind, trumpet, and guitar.
(4 items.)
Scope: Separate black music folders; one with hard cover, three with soft covers. Sheets
vary in number.
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| box-folder 11/- |
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12. A Short Happy Life n.d.
(4 items.)
Scope: Reviews of the New York production.
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| box-folder 12/- |
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III. The Sea Chase and Poems To Mary , by Ernest Hemingway. [series]:
Scope: For a bibliography on all 3 items, see Ernest Hemingway, A Comprehensive
Bibliography, by Audre Hanneman, Princeton University Press, 1967, pp. 267-68.
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| box-folder 12/- |
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The sea chase . n.d.
(1 item)
Scope: Microfilm of photocopy of unpublished manuscript. Original ms. in possession of
Mary Hemingway. Hotchner holds a photocopy from which microfilm was made. [To be
published in Sept. 1970? as The Sea Island]
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| box-folder 12/- |
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Poems to Mary
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| box-folder 12/- |
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First poem to Mary in London. n.d. Ts.[photocopy] Light revision in Hemingway's hand
(3 pp.) |
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Poem to Mary (Second poem) 1944:
Sept. Ts.[photocopy] Light revision in Hemingway's hand. Both poems
first published in Atlantic, Aug.
1965.
(7 pp.) |
| box-folder 13/- |
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IV. Original plays for television and the stage by A.E. Hotchner. [series]:
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| box-folder 13/- |
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The Killers Of Mussolini. 1959: May 31.
(85 pp.)
Scope: Written for television's Playhouse 90. Ts.[duplicated] In six acts. Title page
notes `As telecast' Also lists play's producers and directors. Minor revision. Pages
80-81, and 82-83 combined. Complete text. Loose sheets.
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| box-folder 13/- |
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Last Clear Chance. Written for and
produced on Playhouse 90. Later adapted and revised for the stage under title Verdict. Versions as follows.
Scope:
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Last Clear Chance. 1958: Jan. 8.
(94 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] Paging varies. Some pages missing. No revision. Title page notes
`Air: Feb. 27, 1958' Loose sheets.
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Last Clear Chance. 1958: Feb. 1.
(112 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated], ts.[carbon] Title page notes `Air: Mar. 6' Also notes `2nd
draft' Several pages missing. Loose sheets. Essentially same text as above.
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One Last Question. n.d.
(92 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision or correction. This is Last clear chance adapted for
the stage. Same story line, with emphasis on the relationships of father and son
and nature of law as a profession. No revision or correction. Bound, black paper
covers.
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Verdict. n.d.
(c.94 pp.)
Scope: Revised version of One last question.
Ts.[duplicated] Same emphasis. Paging revised. Title page denotes 2 additional
scenes in Act III but these are crossed out and scenes not present in the script.
Play ends as before, with minor revision. Bound, green-black paper covers.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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Sergeant Barney. n.d.
(69 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts.[carbon] Title page notes `Performed on NBC's Playwrights `56, Produced by
Fred Coe. Final version as performed, AEH' Complete text. Light correction. Loose
sheets.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The White House.
Scope: Performed in New York on the stage in early 1964 with leading roles played by Helen
Hayes, Fritz Weaver, and James Daly. Play is based on quotations from former
presidents about the role of the U.S. Presidency. Drafts as follows.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The Presidents And Their Ladies. An Intimate
Cavalcade. 1963.
(83 pp.)
Scope: Ts. No revision. `First draft' Title page notes title is `temporary' Bound, red
paper covers.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The White House Story. 1963:
(90 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. `Second draft' Title noted `temporary' Bound, black
paper covers.
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The White House. 1963.
(93 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. `Draft B' Varies condierably from 2nd draft. Bound,
grey-blue paper covers.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The White House. 1963:
(111 pp.)
Scope: Ts.[duplicated] No revision. `Third draft' Does not resemble above draft, but is
in accord with second draft. Bound, dark green paper covers.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The White House. A Presidential Entertainment In Two
Acts. n.d.
(89 pp.)
Scope: Ts., ts. [duplicated], Ts.[carbon] Final version. Heavily marked for stage
production in various inks and pencils. Cue pages, stage manager's time reports,
etc. laid in. Loose sheets.
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| box-folder 14/- |
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The White House. A Presidential Entertainment In Two
Acts. 1964:
(78 pp.)
Scope: Published text, by Samuel French, Inc. Text as above.
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Accrual II
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| box-folder 1-2/1-6 |
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I. Treasure . Published by Random House, Inc.
1970. [series]:
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| box-folder 1/1-3 |
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Setting copy |
| box-folder 2/4 |
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Galleys |
| box-folder 2/5 |
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Page proofs |
| box-folder 2/6 |
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Layout material |
| box-folder 3/7-10 |
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II. King of the Hill . Published by Random
House, Inc. 1970. [series]:
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| box-folder 3/7-8 |
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Draft |
| box-folder 3/9-10 |
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Setting copy |
| box-folder 4-5/11-17 |
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III. The Man Who Lived at the Ritz .
Published by G.P. Putnam's Sons 1981. [series]:
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| box-folder 4/11-13 |
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Setting Copy |
| box-folder 5/14 |
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Galleys |
| box-folder 5/15-16 |
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Page proofs |
| box-folder 5/17 |
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Proofs |
| box-folder 6/18-20 |
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IV. Looking for Miracles . Published by
Harper & Row 1975. [series]:
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| box-folder 6/18-20 |
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Draft |
| box-folder 7-8/21-28 |
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V. Choice People . Published by William
Morrow and Company, Inc. 1984. [series]:
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| box-folder 7/21 |
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Draft |
| box-folder 7-8/22-25 |
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Setting copy |
| box-folder 8/26-27 |
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Galleys |
| box-folder 8/28 |
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Proof |
| box-folder 1-3/1-11 |
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Accrual III
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| box-folder 1-2/1-6 |
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I. Louisiana Purchase . Published by Carroll
& Graf Publishers, Inc.
1996. [series]:
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| box-folder 1-2/1-8 |
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Drafts |
| box-folder 3/9-11 |
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Setting copy |
