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Minority peoples in a nation at war / edited by J.P. Shalloo and Donald Young.

Rural sociology, etc : pamphlets. Volume 6.

1.	Sir George Jackson, undated
“Sir George Jackson, after whom Pt. Jackson was named” - verso
Photograph, black and white, of a painting
2.	William Henry Jamison, undated
“Sir John Jamison, K.G.V., M.D.R.N., Regentville, Penrith. Physician of the Baltic Fleet, H.M.S. Gordon. Presented by his Grandson, L.G. Jamison” – below picture
“This portrait in Pioneer’s Club is wrongly labelled, see notes at Aj 20” – verso
Print, black and white
3.	Captain Robert Johnston, undated / E.B. Studios, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
4.	Richard Jones, undated
“Richard Jones, from a painting in Commercial Bank Sydney” – verso
“Richard Jones M.L.A. not the merchant” - verso
Photograph, black and white, of a painting
5.	Harry Julius, undated
Photograph, black and white
6.	William Francis King, c. 1870 / photograph by John Davis, Sydney
“233 Pitt Street. (Now 187)” – verso
“William Francis King. March 1807 – Aug. 12th 1874”, “The Flying Pieman as I saw him in 1871” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
7.	Sir George Knibbs, undated / Falk Studios, Sydney
“164 Pitt St.” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
8.	Sir Edward Knox, undated
“Sir Edward Knox, from a painting in Commercial Bank Sydney” – verso
Photograph, black and white, of a painting
9.	George Washington Lambert, undated
“Mr. G.H. Lambert winner of the NSW Society of Artists’ Travelling Scholarship” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned, of a framed painting
10.	Louis Lavater, undated / Swiss Studios, Melbourne
Photograph, black and white
11.	Will Lawson, undated / B… Andrews? 
Signed “Yours sincerely Will Lawson” below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
12.	William Lawson, undated
“Lawson, William, Lieut.” – inscribed above picture
“William Lawson, one of the trio of explorers who discovered the way over the Blue Mountains 1913, presented … by Campbell Lawson, a great-grandson, Mudgee 14th Sept /06” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
13.	Charles Robert Wynn-Carrington, 1st Marquess of Lincolnshire, 1910 / from a painting by A.S. Cope, A.R.A.
“A Former Governor of New South Wales – The Right Hon. Earl Carrington, K.G., G.C.M.G.” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
From: Sydney Mail, 3 August 1910
14.	John Adrian Louis Linlithgow, Earl, undated / The Falk Studios, Sydney
“The Earl of Hopetoun” – inscribed below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
15.	Colonel Arthur Lynch, undated / Lafayette, Glasgow
Photograph, sepia toned
16.	John Macarthur, undated
“Captain John Macarthur. Reproduced by Heliotype from an original oil painting …” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
17.	M.W. MacCallum, undated
“Professor M.W. MacCallum, M.A., LL.D. Dean of the Faculty of Arts” – below portrait
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM1 / 3598
18.	H. McDermott, undated
“H. McDermott, Mayor of Sydney” – inscribed on verso
Print, sepia toned
19.	Ella McFadyen, undated / Kerry & Co., Sydney
“310 George Street” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
20.	MacFarland, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
“318 George St” – below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
21.	Louise Mack, undated / Elliott & Fry
“What Australians Are Doing”? – inscribed on verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
22.	Jessie MacKay, undated / Standish & Preece, Christchurch, New Zealand
Signed “Jessie MacKay” below portrait
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
23.	Dorothea Mackellar?, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative filed at FM2 / 1532
24.	Bertram MacKennal, undated / J. Russell & Sons, Windsor
“17 Baker St. W. & 13 High Street, Windsor” – below photograph
Photograph, black and white
25.	Jack MacLaren, 1919? / Talma, Melbourne
“B. Stevens, 214 Geo St” - verso
“Jack McLaren, Dec. 1919” - verso
Post card, black and white
26.	Alexander MacLeay, undated / engraved by Chas Fox, from a portrait painted by Sir Thos Lawrence for the Linnean Society of London
“Secretary of the Linnean Society, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Sweden &c. Formerly Secretary of the Transport Board, and late Colonial Secretary of New South Wales” – below picture
Photograph, black and white, of an engraving
27.	McMahon, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
28.	Lachlan Macquarie, undated / portrait drawn by McLeod for Garran’s Pict. Atlas
“Governor Lachlan Macquarie” – below picture
Print, sepia toned, of a drawing
29.	Fernando Magellan, undated
“Magalhaens” – below picture
Photograph, black and white, of an engraving
30.	Rev. J.A. Manton, undated
“Rev. J.A. Manton. First President Newington College. See p 562 of History of Methodism in NSW by Colwell” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
31.	Rev. Samuel Marsden, undated
“Rev. Samuel Marsden, Senior Chaplain of N.S.W. Church of England. Arrived at Port Jackson 1794” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned, of an engraving
32.	Conrad Martens, undated
“The late Conrad Martens, artist” – below picture
Photograph, sepia toned, of a portrait
33.	Sir James Martin, undated
Signed “Yours very truly, James Martin” below picture
Photograph, sepia toned, of an opening of a book. Includes illustration
34.	E.D. Millen, undated / Lafayette Photo
“Senator E.D. Millen” - verso
Photograph, black and white
35.	B.E. Minns, undated / portrait by Kenelm Stump
Photograph, black and white
36.	Dr. George Ernest Morrison, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
“Dr Morrison “London Times”” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
37.	Thomas Sutcliffe Mort, undated
Photograph, black and white
38.	Emanuel Neich, undated
“See Sun, 23.5.31. Article by Walter Bethel” - verso
Print, sepia toned, of a portrait
39.	G.R. Nichols, undated
Photograph, black and white
40.	Sir Maurice O’Connell, undated 
“Sir Maurice O’Connell, the elder. From a painting …” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
Negative available at FM1 / 3855
41.	O’Farrell, undated / A.L. Jackson
“O’Farrell, the assassin” – below picture
Print, black and white
42.	Ernest O’Ferrall, undated / May Moore
“Ernest O’Ferrall (“Kodak”)” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
43.	J. O’Flinn, 1840? / engraved by W. Nicholas
“The Very Rev’d J. O’Flinn” – below picture
Post card, sepia toned
Published Sydney 1840?
44.	J.B. O’Hara, undated
Photograph, black and white
45.	Mrs. A. Outhwaite, undated / Alice Mills, Melbourne
““I.R.O.” Miss Ida Rintoul (Mrs. A.G. Outhwaite)” – inscribed below picture
Photograph, sepia toned
46.	Sir Henry Parker, undated
“Premier Sir Henry Watson Parker NSW” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, black and white
47.	Sir Henry Parkes, c. 1877
Faint handwritten note on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative available at FM1 / 3666
48.	Sir Henry Parkes, 1896
“Finis!” at foot of picture
Clipping with illustration, dated Saturday 2 May 1896
49.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Photograph, sepia toned, of a handwritten note and photograph
50.	Sir A.J. Peacock, undated
“Hon. Sir A.J. Peacock” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
51.	Hon. G.F. Pearce, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
“Senator Pearce” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
52.	François Péron, undated
Photograph, black and white, of an engraving
53.	Arthur Philip, 1789 / from an original painting by I. Wheatly; engraved by W. Sherwin
“Arthur Phillip Esq. Captain General & Commander in chief, in & over the Territory of New South Wales” – below picture
Photograph, black and white, of an engraving
Published 1 May 1789 by I. Stockdale, Piccadilly
54.	Mrs. Phillips, undated
“Mrs. Phillips, picture in Art Gallery” – inscribed on verso
Print, black and white
55.	John Piper, undated
Plate XVII. Captain John Piper, R.N., of Point Piper, a prominent figure in Sydney during Macquarie’s reign. From a miniature in the Mitchell Library, Sydney” – below picture
Miniature held at MIN 75 (digital order no. a128921)
Clipping with illustration
From: “Macquarie Book (Art in Australia no. 10)” - verso
56.	Marie E.J. Pitt, undated
On verso is the front of an envelope addressed to Mr. B. Stevens, Editor Lone Hand, Sydney from Mrs. M.E.J. Pitt
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Alex Poynton, undated / Lafayette, Melbourne
“Hon. Alex Poynton” - verso
Photograph, black and white
58.	John Skinner Prout, 1874
Photograph, sepia toned
59.	J. Rae, 1878
Photograph, black and white, of a photographic portrait by Rae & Son, Banff
60.	Thomas Reiby, undated / A. Pedder, Hobart
“6 Brisbane St., Hobart”
“The Hon. Thomas Reibey as speaker of House of Assembly, Tasmania, Was in church, became Archdeacon. See Mennell’s History of Biographies for details. He was a son of Thomas who settled at Entally, Tas. About 1820, & was a son of Mary Reibey of Sydney” – inscribed on verso
“Received from Hobart 31-8-03. J.M. Forde” - verso
Photograph, black and white
61.	Thomas Reiby, undated / J.W. Beattie
“Hon. Thomas Reibey as Speaker of the House of Assembly, Tasmania. Thomas Reibey, son of Thomas Reibey who settled at Entally, VDL about 1820. Grandson of Mrs Mary Reibey of Sydney, alleged, improperly so to be? identical with Margaret Catchpole. Was in the church and reached an Archdeaconry. See “Phil Mennell” for details” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
62.	Sir George Houston Reid, undated / Freeman & Co.
Photograph, sepia toned
63.	Sir George Houston Reid, undated / artist James Quinn
“The portrait of The Right Hon. Sir George Houston Reid, P.C., G.C.M.G., K.C. “High Commissioner for Australia” – verso
“Sir Georg Reid … from a portrait in this years Academy by James Quinn” - verso
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
64.	Sir Arthur Rickard, undated
Photograph, black and white
65.	Ristori, undated / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, photograph no. 1
Photograph, sepia toned
66.	Ristori, undated / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, photograph no. 2
Photograph, sepia toned
67.	Florence Rodway, undated
Photograph, black and white
68.	Francis Robert Lewis Rossi, undated / David Scott, Sydney
“Captain The Comte de Rossi” – inscribed below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
69.	Charles Ludwig Christian Storgard Ruemker, undated
1. “The First Government astronomer of Australia. Charles Luis Runcker”
2. 1853. Court House and Scotch church”
3. St. John’s Church, 1802. Opened by Rev. Marsden in April 1803, Parramatta”
Photograph, sepia toned, of 3 pictures on 1 page
70.	Russell, undated / photograph by T. Humphery & Co.
“Senator Russell” - verso
Photograph, black and white
71.	Sir Granville Ryrie, undated / Falk, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
72.	H. Selkirk, undated
“The Late H. Selkirk (Fellow)” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
73.	Emma Sims, undated
Engraving, black and white
74.	Daniel Carl Solander, undated
“No. 31. – Daniel Carl Solander (1733-1782)” – below picture
Photograph, black and white, of a clipping with illustration
75.	Edward S. Sorenson, undated / The Crown Studios
Photograph, sepia toned
76.	Sir Baldwin Spencer, undated / Alice Mills, Melbourne
“Professor Sir Baldwin Spencer” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM1 / 4867
77.	William T. Stead, undated / London Stereoscopic Co.
Photograph, sepia toned
78.	Nicol Drysdale Stenhouse, undated
“To Bertram Stevens Esq, Editor Lone Hand, With grateful Compliments from Eveline B.H. Stenhouse and Florence Y. Stenhouse. Feb. 24th 1913” – inscribed on verso
“Riverside, Roseby St?, M’ckville” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, black and white
79.	Bertram Stevens, undated / May Moore
Photograph, sepia toned
80.	Bertram Stevens, undated
“…? Art in Australia” – inscribed below photograph
Photograph, black and white
81.	Ralph Stock, undated
“Ralph Stock – Jackson & Miss Stock, or “The Wanderlust” 22/5/14” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
82.	Louis Stone, undated
“Louis Stone, author of “Jonah” - verso
Photograph, black and white
83.	Archibald T. Strong, undated / Begg Clarke Photographer, Hawthorn
“110 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn” – verso
“Dr. Archibald T. Strong M.A. Litt. D.” - verso
Photograph, black and white
84.	Sir Roger Therry, undated
“Judge Therry” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Original in Mitchell Library at ML 180 (digital order no. a3754001)
85.	Kippyn Thomas, undated / photograph by Ernest Gall, Adelaide
“Miss Kippyn Thomas”, “S.S. circle” - verso
Photograph, black and white
From: Lone Hand
86.	Sir Anthony Doughty Tichborne and Lady Tichborne, undated / Radial Press Services Ltd., London
“206, Shell-Mex House, Strand, London” - verso
“St. Andrew’s Eve Ball at Grosvenor House. Sir Anthony and Lady Doughty-Tichborne were together. Lady Tichborne was formerly Miss Antonia Snagge and married Sir Anthony, the 14th baronet, this year…” – typed note
Photograph, black and white
87.	Sir Anthony Doughty Tichborne and Lady Tichborne, undated / Radial Press Services Ltd., London
“206, Shell-Mex House, Strand, London” – verso
“Sir Anthony and Lady Doughty-Tichborne on their honeymoon at Monte Carlo …” – typed note
Photograph, black and white
88.	Crawford Vaughan, undated / Hammer R.?
“Crawford Vaughan, Premier S.A.” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Printed in reverse
89.	Alf Vincent, undated / W. Mason & Co., Richmond
“144 Bridge Road, Richmond” – below photograph
Photograph, black and white, of a bust
Another smaller photo of bust is at P1 / W (because bust of Alf Vincent is by James White)
90.	Thomas Griffiths Wainwright (artist), undated / J.W. Beattie, photographer, Hobart
Also spelled “Wainewright”?
Portrait no. 1
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing
91.	Thomas Griffiths Wainwright (artist), undated / J.W. Beattie, photographer, Hobart
Also spelled “Wainewright”?
Portrait no. 2
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing
92.	Thomas Griffiths Wainwright (artist), undated 
Also spelled “Wainewright”?
Portrait no. 3
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing
93.	Rev. W. Walker, undated
Print, black and white
94.	William S. Walker, undated / J. Thorn Photo, Bude, Cornwall
“Wm S. Walker “Coo-ee”. With Compliments, very best wishes and Thanks” – inscribed below photograph
Photograph, black and white
95.	Watt, undated / Swaine, London & Southsea
“106 New Bond St., W. and at Southsea” – below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
96.	William Webster, undated
1. “William Webster, Fireman of the First Locomotive running in N.S.W.”
2. “William Sixsmith, Driver of the First Locomotive running in N.S.W.”
Handwritten notes by John Nobbs, dated 9/2/03, on verso
Photograph, sepia toned, of 2 photographs on 1 page
97.	Herbert G. Wells, 1914 / photograph by E.O. Hoppé, Dux Eng. Co. Ltd.
“Mr H.G. Wells” – below photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
From: Supplement to The Bookman, April 1914
98.	Herbert G. Wells, undated
Signed “Very faithfully yrs, H.G. Wells” in bottom right corner of picture
Clipping with illustration
99.	Wentworth, undated
Photograph, black and white
Some crazing
“The original at P4 / 21 of which this is a photographic copy was apparently first labelled William Charles Wentworth, and the labelling was later changed to D’Arcy, brother or son of W.C. …” – inscribed on verso
(Digital order no. a6573001)
100.	D’Arcy Wentworth Snr. (poss.), 1815-20?
“D’Arcy Wentworth from silhouette in Mitchell Library” – typed note
Further typed notes included on same page
Photograph, black and white
Call no. P1 / 1932 (Digital order no. a4366032)
101.	William Charles Wentworth, undated
“Yours faithfully W. Wentworth” – inscribed below portrait
“To accompany Episodes in …? History by C.H. Bertie” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, sepia toned, of an oval shaped portrait
102.	William Charles Wentworth, undated
“Yours faithfully W. Wentworth” – inscribed below portrait
Photograph, sepia toned, of an oval shaped portrait
Same picture as no. 101 except presented differently
103.	Mrs. Blanche Weston, undated
“The Late Mrs. Weston, of Horsley” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
104.	Mrs. K. Weston, undated / Kerry & Co., Sydney
“310 George Street, Sydney” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
105.	James White, undated / Mina Moore, Melbourne
“Bust is of Alf Vincent by J. White” – inscribed on verso
Signed “With Compliments, J. White” on verso
Photograph, black and white
Another “larger photo of bust is at P1 /V” (i.e. Alf Vincent)
106.	Farmer Whyte, undated
Photograph, black and white
107.	William John Wills, undated
“William John Wills, Explorer. C’wealth Nat’l Lib” – inscribed on verso
Photograph, black and white
108.	Frank Wilmot, undated
“Furnley Maurice (Frank Wilmot)” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM1 / 5251
109.	Ruby Winckler, undated / Appleby, Sydney
“The Strand, Sydney” – below picture
Photograph, sepia toned
110.	C.H. Woolcott, undated
“CH Woolcott, Town Clerk, Sydney” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
111.	Unidentified, undated
[4 men, 1 woman]
5 photographs

Box 02: Portrait files, Jackson to Woolcott, [and unidentified portraits], ca. 1789 to 1919

The records of New Theatre are divided into 23 record series. A detailed description of series 1-15 is available from the Manuscripts Section.

SERIES 01
Minute books, 1950-1989
These comprise minutes of meetings of long running groups including general, executive, management, New Theatre national annual conferences and production committees as well as committees to advise on particular events including the site committee established to monitor progress on the Newtown theatre and the committees established to celebrate the retirement of long serving secretary Miriam Hampson, O.A., and the theatre's fiftieth anniversary, both in 1982
ML MSS 6244/1-12

SERIES 02
Correspondence files, 1950-1989 
Includes inward and carbon copies of outward correspondence, and files devoted to specific topics such as correspondence with the Australia Council for the Arts, the Chief Secretary's Department of the NSW government, management of the Sydney Opera House re the theatre's fiftieth anniversary, specific events, plays, budgets, publicity, and grant applications
ML MSS 6244/13-46

SERIES 03
Miscellaneous subject files, 1914-1990
ML MSS 6244/47-59

SERIES 04 
Playscripts
These are arranged alphabetically. A few are printed, some with annotations, but the majority are typescript. Some are multiple copies tracing the development of plays, while others are prompt copies or those which indicate lighting cues
ML MSS 6244/60-126

SERIES 05 
Revue scripts 
These comprise scripts of complete shows and numerous short sketches which have been listed by the title of the sketch 
ML MSS 6244/127-130

SERIES 06 
Revue and musical scripts 
These mainly comprise scripts of complete shows, sometimes with musical scores, and scripts of short sketches which have been listed by the title of the sketch
ML MSS 6244/131-133

SERIES 07 
Children's playscripts
Listed alphabetically by title 
ML MSS 6244/134-135

SERIES 08 
One act plays
Listed alphabetically by title 
ML MSS 6244/136-140

SERIES 09
New Theatre Castlereagh Street, 1943-1953 
Listed alphabetically by title 
ML MSS 6244/141-144

SERIES 10
Playfolders
A folder has been made and labelled for each play performed for the public. A typical folder contains flyers, programmes, reviews, photographs of productions. Material has been added retrospectively to play folders for some early productions. A few of these early folders are empty 
ML MSS 6244/145X-231X

SERIES 11 
Printed material, 1948-1989 
This includes National Spotlight (1954-1967), Spotlight, the journal for Sydney members of the New Theatre (1950-1989), and a few copies of Spotlight from the New Theatre groups in Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne. Other printed material includes theatre journals and miscellaneous books 
ML MSS 6244/232-244

SERIES 12 
Posters, 1947-1988 
MLMSS 6244/245X-248X

SERIES 13 
Videotapes of productions, 1975-1988
VT 663-VT 669

SERIES 14 
Audio tapes of productions 
MLOH 265

SERIES 15 
Cast recording of the musical play, Reedy River, 1979 
ML G.R. 258

SERIES 16. 
Photographs, photonegatives and colour transparencies of plays, 1980-1984 
PXA 874 ;  ON 223

SERIES 17
Harold Ciddor negatives, 1914-1972  
ON 224

SERIES 18
Costume and set designs, 1944-1977
PXD 898

SERIES 19
Architectural set designs, 1967-1985
PXD 899

SERIES 20
Architectural plans for the New Theatre, Darlinghurst and 542 King Street, Newtown, 1969-1982
PXD 900

SERIES 21
Artwork for flyers and posters, 1946-1982 
PXD 901

SERIES 22
Phototransparencies of set models, 1997 (copies of set models, 1964-1986)
FM2/2026

SERIES 23
Exhibition Display Boards for New Theatre's 50th Anniversary, 2002 (Microfilm from original display boards made 1982)
MAV/FM4/10860

SERIES 24 
Recordings for 'American Hurrah', 1968
MLOH 397

AUTHOR ENTRIES:
Abell, Kjeld, 1901-1961
Adshead, Kay
Afinogenov, Alexander
Aitkens, Carroll
Albee, Edward, 1928-
Aldridge, James, 1918-
Allan, David
Andersen, H.C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875
Anderson, Maxwell, 1888-1959
Antill, Keith
Ardrey, Robert
Arent, Arthur
Aristophanes
Arrabal, Fernando, 1932-
Atherden, Geoffrey
Auden W.H. (Wystan Hugh), 1907-1973
Babe, Thomas
Baeyertz, R.E.
Baker, John
Balodis, Janis
Bann, Fanny
Barker, Howard
Barnett, Pat
Barr, Margaret, 1904-1991
Bartholomew, Brad
Batten, Peter
Beaumarchais, Pierre-Augustin Caron de, 1732-1799
Behan, Brendan, 1923-1964
Bela, Nicholas
Bell, Donald
Belotserkovsky, Vladimir
Bengal, Ben
Benjamin, Rosemary
Berg, David
Berkoff, Steven, 1937-
Bernard, Jean-Jacques, 1888-1972
Beste, R. Vernon, (Raymond Vernon)
Bird, Stewart
Bishop, John
Blair, Jon
Blank, Goldie
Blankfort, Michael, 1907-
Blitzstein, Marc
Bloch, Jean Richard, 1884-1947
Block, Toni
Bolster, Tom
Bolt, Carol
Bond, Edward, 1934-
Box, Muriel, 1905-
Brabazon, James, 1923-
Brand, Mona
Bray, Errol
Brecht, Bertolt, 1898-1956
Bren, Frank
Brenton, Howard, 1942-
Bridges, Tom
Brooks, Harry
Brown, J.
Brown, W. J. (Wilton John), 1917-1992
Bryden, Bill, 1942-
Bullen, Pat
Buzo, Alexander, 1944-
Caine, Peggy
Capek, Karel, 1890-1938
Carmines, Al
Cartwright, Jim
Charteris, Damian
Chih, Ho Ching
Chiplin, Rex
Churchill, Caryl
Clark, Joan
Clarke, Paul
Clements, Colin
Cobley, Tom, 1914-1969
Cochrane, Pierre
Cole, Peter
Coleman, Glyn
Collier, John
Collinson, Laurence
Cooper, Walter
Corman, Rena
Corwin, Norman, 1910-
Cove, Michael
Craig, Bette
Craig, Betty
Crawford, Archer
Crawford, Jim
Critchley, Louis
Crundwell, Rod
Cullen, Max
Cullen, Roger
Cunnington, C.L., (Charles Leslie)
Curry, Neil, 1937-
Cusack, Dymphna, 1902-1981
Daggett, James
Daley, Timothy, 1944-
Dann, George Landen, 1904-1977
Darke, Nick
Davis, Ossie
De Boissiere, Ralph, 1907-
Diamond, Dick
Diamond, Muni
Dos Passos, John, 1896-1970
Dowling, Jeanette
Drake-Brockman, H. (Henrietta), 1901-1968
Drexler, Rosalyn
Drinkwater, John, 1882-1937
Duncan, Catherine, 1915-
Durrenmat, Friedrich, 1921-
D'Usseau, Arnaud, 1916-
Edgar, David, 1948-
Edliss, Julius
Ehrenberg, Ilya
Eliot, T.S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965
Elliott, Sumner Locke, 1917-
Ellis, Robert
Enright, Nicholas, 1950-
Erdman, Nicholas, 1902-1970
Esson, Louis, 1878-1943
Ewen, Joyce
Fairfax, Warwick, 1901-1987
Farmer, Frank Rhodes
Farrell, James
Farwell, George, 1911-1976
Fast, Howard, 1914-
Faulkner, Noel
Feiffer, Jules
Fenton, Norman
Finogenov, A.A.
Flanagan, Patrick
Florsheim, Karel
Flower, Cedric, 1920-2000
Flower, Pat
Fo, Dario, 1926-
Folkard, Frederick C.
Foster, Paul, 1931-
Fowler, Pat
Fox, Len, 1905-
France, Anatole, 1844-1924
Francis, Peter
Fratti, Mario, 1927-
Freed, Donald
Friedman, Bruce Jay, 1930-
Fry, Christopher, 1907-
Fuller, Michael
Galitzky, V.
Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933
Gard, Stephen
Garson, Barbara
Garven, K.M.
Gellatly, Graham
Gems, Pam
George, Bruce
Gibson, Joan
Gilbert, W.S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911
Gleitzman, Morris, 1953-
Gogol, Nikolai Vasilevich, 1809-1852
Golder, John, 1944-
Gooch, Steve
Gorelik, Mordecai, 1899-1990
Gorky, Maxim, 1868-1936
Gow, James
Gow, Ronald, 1917-
Gray, Nicholas Stuart
Gray, Oriel, 1920-
Great Canadian Theatre Company
Green, Paul, 1894-1981
Griffiths, Trevor, 1935-
Grumberg, Jean-Claude, 1939-
Gubarev, Vladimir
Hachfeld, Rainer
Hampton, Christopher, 1946-
Hanger, Eunice
Hannet, Leo
Hansberry, Lorraine, 1930-1965
Hardy, Frank (Francis Joseph), 1917-1994
Hardy, Luke
Hare, David, 1947-
Hargity, Richard
Hauser, Harald
Havel, Vaclav, 1936-
Hawley, Esther M.
Hayes, Alfred
Hecht, Ben, 1893-1964
Heijermans, Herman, 1864-1924
Hellman, Lillian, 1906-
Hendry, Joan
Hepworth, John, 1921-
Herbert, Alan
Herbert, R.C.
Hewett, Dorothy, 1923-2002
Hill, R.A.N.
Hines, Leonard
Hodge, Herbert
Horovitz, Israel, 1939-
Houston, Noel
Howard, Tony, 1947-
Hsiao, Chun, 1908-
Hubec, Jirl
Hughes, Langston, 1902-1967
Hume, Oliver
Hutchings, R.S. (Reginald Salis), 1915-
Hutchinson, George, 1930-
Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906
Ighe, Helena
Irwin, Ben
Irwin, Leonard
Isherwood, Christopher, 1904-1986
Jaffe, Eli
Jarry, Alfred, 1873-1907
Jawodimbari, Arthur
Johnson, Patricia
Johnston, David
Jonson, Ben, 1573?-1637
Kana, Vasek
Kaniku, John Wills
Karchmer, Sylvan
Kaverin, Veniamin
Keefe, Barry
Kemp, Peter
Kerr, Sophie
Kidd, B.R.
King, Frank
Kirby, Foveaux
Kozlenko, William, 1908-
Kramer, Larry
Kroetz, Frank
Kruczkowski, Leon
Lamont, Ena
Lampell, Millard, 1919-
Langton, George
Laurents, Arthur, 1918-
Lawrence, Joseph
Lee, Christopher
Levett, Wallace
Levy, Benn W. (Benn Wolf), 1900-1973
Lindsay, Jack, 1900-1990
Littlewood, Joan, 1914-
Loveri, M.
Lucas, Eric, 1911-
Ludwig, Volker
Lyne, Allen
Maas, Chris
McArthur, Charles, 1895-1956
McClure, Michael, 1932-
MacColl, Ewan
McDonald, Ken
McGowan, Laurel
McGrath, John
McGrath, Kevin
McLeod, John
McMillan, Nance
McNally, Terrence
Magdalany, Philip
Malleson, Miles
Maltz, Albert
Mamet, David
Mann, Leonard
Manning, Ned
Martin, David, 1915-1997
Martin, Harry
Mathew, Ray, 1929-
Meares, Leonard
Merrick, Monte
Michel, Georges
Miles, Bernard, 1907-
Miller, Arthur, 1915-
Milne, A.A. (Alan Alexander), 1882-1956
Mitchell, Robert
Moliere, 1622-1673
Monvid, Grazyna
Morell, Murette
Morell, Musette, 1898-1950
Morgan, Kevin Barry
Morris, Gadfan
Morrison, Bill
Morse, Ronald
Motherwell, Phil, 1947-
Mudrooroo, 1938-
Mulligan, John
Mummer Troupe
Munro, Rona, 1959-
Murrell, John, 1945-
Mute, D.J.
Myers, E.
Narogin, Chumi
Neil, Linda
Nelson, Claris
Nemiroff, Robert
New Theatre (Brisbane, Qld.)
New Theatre (Melbourne, Vic.)
New Theatre (Newcastle, N.S.W.)
New Theatre (Perth, W.A.)
New Theatre Writers
Nichols, Peter, 1927-
Nixon, E.
Noah, Robert
Noonan, Bill
Nugent, Alexa
Oakley, Barry, 1931-
Obler, Arch
O'Casey, Sean, 1880-1964
Odets, Clifford, 1906-1963
O'Neill, Errol
O'Neill, Eugene, 1883-1953
O'Shaughnessy, Peter
Ostrovsky, Aleksandr Nikolaevich, 1823-1886
Owen, Bill, 1914-
Parfit, Ted
Parsons, Geoffrey
Pater, Stewart
Peach, L. Du (Lawrence Du), 1890-
Peck, Leonard
Pepworth, Barbara, 1955-
Perl, Arnold
Peterson, Ralph
Petrescu, Camil, 1894-1957
Phillips, Stephen, 1868-1915
Pirandello, Luigi, 1867-1936
Pollack, J.H.
Pollock, Sharon
Popplewell, Olive
Potter, Dennis, 1935-
Poulos, George
Pree, Barry
Preston, Richard
Prichard, Katharine Susannah, 1883-1969
Priestley, J. B. (John Boynton), 1894-1984
Rabbits, John
Rabe, David, 1940-
Rame, Franca, 1929-
Read, Lotte
Reade, Harry, 1927-1998
Reddin, Keith
Rees, Leslie, 1905-2000
Reilly, Michael
Reimers, Monro
Reynolds, Tim
Rice, Elmer L., 1892-1967
Ridenour, Louis Nicot, 1911-1959
Roberts, Buckley
Roberts, K.L.
Robilotta, Peter
Robinson, Earl, 1901-
Romeril, John, 1945-
Ross, K.G. (Ken G.)
Rubin, Barnard
Rudet, Jacqueline
Russell, Willy, 1947-
Rutherford, Mervyn Leslie, 1936-1985
Ryerson, Florence
Salt, Waldo
Saroyan, William, 1908-1981
Sartre, Jean-Paul, 1905-1980
Saunders, Stafford
Schreck, Peter
Scott, Phillip
Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Scully, Kevin
Semprun, Joege, 1923-
Sender, Ramon J. (Ramon Jose), 1901-
Sewell, Stephen, 1953-
Seymour, Frankie
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950
Sheinin, L.
Shepard, Sam, 1943-
Sherwood, Robert E., 1896-1955
Shiel, Graham
Shortis, John Mc.
Sidetrack Theatre
Sifton, Claire
Sifton, Paul
Simmons, Brian
Simmons, John
Simonov, Konstantin, 1915-1979
Simpson, N.F. (Norman Frederick), 1919-
Skelton, Geoffrey, 1916-
Sklar, George
Slater, Montagu
Smith, Betty
Smith- White, David
Smythe, John, 1945-
Soleveichik, Simon
Sorge, Christian
Spewak, Bella, 1899-
Spewak, Samuel, 1899-
Sriber, Charles
Stafford, Mark
Steinbeck, John, 1902-1968
Stephenson, Ken
Sterne, Tom
Stevens, Peter
Stevens, Tony
Stevenson, Janet
Stevenson, Philip
Stewart, Donald Ogden
Stopes, Marie Carmichael, 1880-1958
Stoppard, Tom, 1937-
Storey, David
Sullivan, Arthur, Sir, 1842-1900
Sykes, Geoffrey
Synge, J.M. (John Millington), 1871-1909
Taeni, Rainer
Tank, Herb
Taylor, C.P., 1928-1981
Theatre Workshop (England)
Thomas, A. Jackson
Thomas, Ross
Thompson, Sam
Titterington, John, 1941-
Todd, Peter
Toller, Ernst
Tollman, Ernst
Tolstoy, Leo, graf, 1828-1910
Tomalin, Miles
Tomlinson, John, 1942-
Travers, Ben, 1886-1980
Trease, Geoffrey, 1909-
Tree, Jonathan
Tressell, Robert
Underhill, Jeff
Upton, John, 1932-
Ustinov, Peter
Vampilov, Aleksandr, 1937-1972
Van Amstel, Pamela
Van Italie, Jean-Claude, 1936-
Vasilyev, Boris
Vega, Lope de, 1562-1635
Veit, Christian
Vernon, Barbara, 1916-1978
Vonnegut, Kurt
Waiko, John
Waldron-Glyde, Rory
Walker, Vivian
Walters, Evelyn
Ward, Martin
Wasserman, Dale
Watts, Cecil
Weiss, Peter, 1916-1982
Weller, Michael, 1942-
Westgarth, John
White, Clemon
White, Fay
Whiting, John, 1917-1963
Williams, Jay
Williams, Nigel, 1948-
Williams, Tennessee, 1911-1983
Williamson, David
Willis, Ted, 1918-
Wilson, Langford, 1937-
Witcombe, Eleanor, 1923-
Wolf, Friedrich
Wongar,B
Wright, Steve
Yi, Ting
Yoothpinga
Young, David
Young, William
Zuckmayer, Carl, 1896-1977

Collection 01: New Theatre records, 1914-1990

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A.   CORRESPONDENCE WITH CHOREOGRAPHERS.
1958-1987;  Correspondence with John Butler.  Includes correspondence concerning various projects on which Butler and Glanville-Hicks collaborated, particularly the 1961 world premiere of her opera Nausicaa in Athens.  Also includes later personal correspondence. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/7X)

B.   CORRESPONDENCE WITH COMPOSERS AND MUSICIANS. 
1950-1951;   Letters received from George Antheil. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1954-1956;  1964-1966;  1973;   Correspondence with Moritz Bomhard.  Includes correspondence concerning various projects, and some personal correspondence. (See also MLMSS 6394/16, Music File  The Transposed Heads: Louisville performance, for other correspondence with Bomhard).  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1965-1970;   Correspondence with Nadia Boulanger. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1954-1957;  1976;   Letters received from Carlo Bussotti and Newell Jenkins.  Includes newscuttings and programs. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1948-1949;   Letters received from John Cage.  Written from Paris in 1949.  Includes biographical data and draft of A Composer's Confessions, an address given by Cage before the National Inter-Collegiate Arts Conference, Vasser College, February 28, 1948. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1979-1981;  1989;   Letters received from Oliver Daniel.  Includes personal correspondence, and letters received from Donald J. Ott. (See also MLMSS 6394/17 Correspondence with Publishers: Broadcast Music Inc., for other correspondence with Oliver Daniel). (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1971-1973;  1977;   Letters received from Gene Forrell. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/8)

1950;  1958-1959;  1967;  1982;  1987;   Correspondence with Lou Harrison. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

1971-1974;  1978-1979;  1981-1984;   Letters received from John Kozar. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

?1948-1949;  ?1960;   Letters received from Colin McPhee. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

1959;   Letters received from Harry Partch. Includes programs and newscuttings. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

1962;  1965;  1971;  1976;   Letters received from Carlos Surinach.  (See also MLMSS 6394/14, Music File: Nausicaa, for other correspondence with Carlos Surinach). (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

1949;  1961-1962;  1966;  1970-1971;  1974;  1976;  1980;  1983;  1988-1989.  Correspondence with Virgil Thomson.  Includes 1949 correspondence between Glanville-Hicks and Lee Fairley, Associate Editor, Notes, concerning Glanville-Hicks's review of Thomson's opera Four Saints in Three Acts. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

?1948-?1951;   Correspondence with Ralph Vaughan Williams.  Includes undated letter from Vaughan Williams to Stanley Bate. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

1954-1990 and undated;   General Correspondence.   Correspondence on a range of music related matters with other composers and musicians. Correspondents include Chandler Cowles, Dennis Russell Davies, Ross Lee Finney, Bernard Heinze, Alan Hovhaness, Francis Loring, Gian Carlo Menotti, James Murdoch, Vincent Plush, Esther Rofe, Dane Rudhyar and Nicanor Zabaleta.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/9)

C.   MUSIC FILES.
1971-1972;  1985-1987. Adelaide Festival.  Correspondence concerning the staging of Glanville-Hicks's operas  The Glittering Gate (1972) and  The Transposed Heads and  The Glittering Gate  (1986).  Correspondents include Ian Johnston, Gerald Krug, Joyce McGrath, Ruby Mercer, Anthony Steel and Elizabeth Wood.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1972-1973;   'Aegina Arts Festival/Budapest/Prague/Munich, 1972-1973'.  Correspondents include Miklos Erdelyi and Claus Raab. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1954-1956;  1962-1965;   'ACA [American Composers Alliance] - Berlin Concert and Miscellaneous'.  Correspondents include Robert Kollitsch, Carl Haverlin and Avery Claflin. Includes ACA Bulletin Volume IV No. 1, 1954 containing article on Glanville-Hicks by George Antheil. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

?1956;   American Opera Theatre.  Includes material concerning the formation of a contemporary opera group to present modern operas both in America and Europe.  Annotation reads "Plan for American Opera Theatre. Never Developed.  PGH." (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1954-1960;   Australasian Performing Right Association Ltd. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1967-1968;  'Australia'.  Correspondence, mainly with Kevin McBeath, on various  issues concerning musical life in Australia during the period.  Includes newscuttings.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1972-1977;  1982-1985;   Australia Council. Correspondents include James Murdoch, Maria Prerauer and Ian Johnston. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1975-1985;   Australia [later Australian] Music Centre.  Includes correspondence with James Murdoch.  Also includes newscuttings, brochures and other material relating to Glanville-Hicks's association with the Australia Music Centre.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

?1976-1984;   Australian Broadcasting Commission/Corporation. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/10)

1973-1989;   'Bate. General File.'  Material relating to attempts by Glanville-Hicks to locate Stanley Bate's music manuscripts, and later to establish a Composers' Assistance Fund.  Includes correspondence with music publishers, collecting institutions, and with Virgil Thomson, Michael Barlow, Anthony Hodges and Bate's sister Dorrie ?Dorgan.  Also includes a catalogue of Bate's works, programs, newscuttings, biographical notes, photographs of Bate's paintings and a catalogue for a 1948 exhibition of his works held at the American British Art Center, New York.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1987-1989;   Bio-Bibliography - Deborah Hayes. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1953-1990;   Biographical entries - music dictionaries and other works.  Correspondents include David Ewen, Dennis Gray Stoll, Jill Sykes and Elizabeth  Wood.  Also includes the text of Glanville-Hicks's 1953 contribution to the radio program '"This I Believe". Presenting the Personal Philosophies of Thoughtful Men and Women in All Walks of Life'.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1975-1981;   'Pam Boden'.  Seven sculptures for seven compositions.  Documents arrangements for exhibitions of Boden's work in Sydney and Melbourne in 1978.   Includes correspondence with, and biographical information on some of the composers invited to contribute, including Don O Banks, Lou Harrison, Vincent Plush and  Peter Sculthorpe.  Other correspondents include Pam Boden, Jean Battersby of the Australia Council and James Murdoch of the Australia Music Centre.  Also includes later letters received from Dorothy Andrews, advising of Boden's illness and subsequent death in 1981, programs and newscuttings.   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1962-1986;   Commissions.  Correspondents include Edward B. Benjamin, Jo Caust, John O. Crosby of The Opera Association of New Mexico, Edward Gerber of The Philharmonia of New York, Mark Schubart of the Juilliard School of Music, Harold Spivacke of the Music Division of The Library of Congress and Louise Stanley of the Music Department, Wykeham Rise School.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1958-1961;  1984;   'Composers' Forum.'  Documents Glanville-Hicks's activities as executive officer of the Composers' Forum.  Correspondents include Ashley Pettis, Carleton Sprague Smith and Frank Wigglesworth.  Also includes Composers' Forum 25th Anniversary Survey, 1961. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1975-1978;   Composers Guild of Australia. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/11)

1949-1961;   'Concerts.'  Documents Glanville-Hicks's association with various organisations, including the Contemporary Music Society and the American Composers Alliance, with whom she arranged concerts promoting the work of young composers and contemporary music.  Correspondents include Julian Bautista, Carlo Bussotti, Doda Conrad, Dick Donovan, Paul Fromm, Gertrud Mellon of The Museum of Modern Art, Samuel R. Rosenbaum of the Music Performance Trust Funds of the Recording Industries, Henry Schuman, Carlos Surinach, Carol Truax and Nicanor Zabaleta.  Also includes programs. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1955-1957;   Empire State Music Festival Inc.  Correspondence with Basil Langton, Executive Director.  Includes Statement of General Policy of the Festival.. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1975;   Fellowship of Australian Composers. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1959-1964;   'Fulbright'.   Correspondents include Daryl Dayton and other personnel from The United States Educational Foundation in Greece, Kenneth Holland of the Institute of International Education, Jacob K. Javits, Kenneth B. Keating, Carr B. Lavell and John V. Lindsay.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1956-1990;   General Music Inquiries. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1956-1959;   'The Glittering Gate'.  Includes correspondence with Lord Dunsany and his legal representatives, and later correspondence with the Dowager Lady Dunsany, concerning contractual arrangements for the composition and performance of the opera. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1961-1962;   'Greek composers'.  Includes correspondence with various Greek composers, including John Christou, Diamantis Diamantopoulos, Petro Petridis, and Yeorgo Sicilianos, and biographical and other information. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/12)

1945-1950;   'Grove's Dictionary. USA. Scandinavia. Blom - Correspondence'.  Correspondence with Eric Blom, Editor, Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians, Fifth Edition, for which Glanville-Hicks contributed many of the American and some Danish entries.  Also includes some 1945 correspondence relating to articles published in the journal Music & Letters.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1947-1948;   'Grove's Dictionary. Denmark'. Includes correspondence with Flemming Weis and draft entries, many with manuscript annotations.   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1948-1949;   'Grove's Dictionary. USA Composers'.  A-C.  Correspondents include George Antheil, Marion Bauer, Samuel Barber, Elliott Cook Carter, Ruth Crawford Seeger and Carleton Sprague Smith. Includes draft entries, many with manuscript annotations. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1948-1950;   'Grove's Dictionary. USA Composers'.  D-K.  Correspondents include John Duke, Cecil Effinger and Morton Gould.  Includes draft entries, many with manuscript annotations. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1949-1950;   'Grove's Dictionary'. USA Composers'. L-Z.  Correspondents include Reuel Lahmer, Otto Leunig, Gian-Carlo Menotti, Charles Mills, Nicolas Nabokov, Walter Piston, Harold Shapero and Frank Wigglesworth.  Includes draft entries, many with manuscript annotations. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1971-1977;   Grove's Dictionary.  Letters received from Stanley Sadie concerning the Sixth Edition. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1955-1961;  1982-1990;   Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Correspondents include James F. Mathias, Henry Allen Moe and Peter Kardon from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and Izler Solomon, Music Director and Conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/13)

1957-1970;   'India'.  Mainly correspondence, professional and personal, with Narayana Menon, Director of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, and his wife Rekha Menon. Other correspondents include Vanraj Bhatia of the Sir Shanker Lall Institute of Music, Delhi, S.N. Ratanjankar and Gulammohammed Sheikh.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1971-1983;   'India'.  Mainly correspondence with Narayana Menon and his wife Rekha Menon.  Other correspondents include Mrinalini V. Sarabhai and Georg Lechner.Also includes research notes, programs, journals, travel itineraries and information.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1948;   'International Music Fund'.  Relates to the founding of the IMF and the first benefit concert at Tanglewood.  Includes Manifesto and program. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1947-1948;   'I.S.C.M.' [The International Society for Contemporary Music].  Includes letter received from Louise B.M. Dyer;  draft report on the Delegates Conference, The International Festival of Contemporary Music, Amsterdam 1948;  and Minutes of the Assembly of Delegates.   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1975-1978;   Miller, Jeffrey: Compilation of Paul Bowles letters.   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1955-1970;   Nausicaa.  Correspondence with Robert Graves and Alastair Reid.  Includes correspondence with lawyers, contracts and variant libretto drafts.  Also includes some personal letters received from Graves and his wife Beryl. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1961-1964;   Nausicaa: Correspondence with Carlos Surinach. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/14)

1962-1965;   'Nausicaa Recording'.  Correspondence relating to the recording, pressing and distribution of the world premiere performance of Nausicaa, and negotiations for additional funding.  Correspondents include David Hall of Composers Recordings, Inc., and Harry Scherman. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1957-1965;   Nausicaa: General.  Includes correspondence relating to Glanville-Hicks's research into Greek music, fundraising efforts to offset transportation costs of the Greek American principals and to a CBS Radio broadcast relating to Nausicaa.  Correspondents include Ralph Backlund, James H. Fassett, Peter Gradenwitz, Jane Morton Norton, J.A. Notopolous and Kimon P.Vourloumis. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1971-?1989;   Nausicaa: Sydney performance.  Correspondence relating to Glanville-Hicks's attempts to arrange for the performance of her opera in Sydney.   Correspondents include Claude Alcorso, Chairman of The Australian Opera, Miklos Erdelyi, Ian Potter and Carlos Surinach. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1950-1969;   Projects - various.  Correspondents include Rolf Liebermann, Yehudi Menuhin and Paul Strauss. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1956-1962;   'Rockefeller Foundation'.   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1967-1968;   'Sadler's Wells Correspondence'. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1960-1972;   'Sappho':  negotiations Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera and Adelaide performances. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1959-1960;   '"Saul" CBS-T.V. Ballet. John Butler'. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/15)

1955-1989;   Seminar Participation. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)
1950;   The Transposed Heads: Contracts.  Includes correspondence with Thomas Mann. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1953-1954;   The Transposed Heads: Louisville performance.  Correspondence with Moritz Bomhard. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1953-1972;   The Transposed Heads: The Louisville Orchestra.  Correspondence concerning an invitation from The Louisville Orchestra to submit a work for the commissioning Committee's consideration, subsequent negotiations, performance and recording arrangements.  Also includes later correspondence on various matters. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1954-1958;   The Transposed Heads. 'Opera Production. Phoenix Th. "T.H."'  Correspondents include Ralph Backlund of Columbia Broadcasting System Inc., Richard Barr, Avery Claflin, C. David Hocker of MCA Artists Ltd., Norris Houghton of the Phoenix Theatre, the New York Herald Tribune, Hugh Ross of the  Manhatten School of Music and Sylvia Spencer. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1955-1958;   'The Transposed Heads. Germany'.  Correspondents include Robert Kollitsch, Rolf Liebermann, Yehudi Menuhin, Audrey Nossamon, Paul Strauss and Heinz Schneider-Schott.    (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1955-1957;   The Transposed Heads: Venice Festival.  Correspondents include Moritz Bomhard, Carlo Bussotti, Newell Jenkins and Audrey Nossamon.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1970;   The Transposed Heads: Sydney.  Includes letter from Stephen Benedict of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)
1979-1987;   University of Sydney.  Correspondents include Hermann Black and Peter Platt. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

1961-?1980;   Working/research notes. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/16)

D.   CORRESPONDENCE WITH PUBLISHERS AND LITERARY AGENTS.
1955-1966;   Associated Music Publishers Inc.   Includes Contracts. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1954-1990;   Broadcast Music, Inc.  Correspondents include Carl Haverlin and Oliver Daniel. Includes Contracts. (For personal correspondence with Oliver Daniel after his  retirement from BMI, see MLMSS 6394/8).   (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1966-1988;   C.F. Peters Corporation.  Includes Contracts. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1959-1985;   G. Ricordi & Co./Belwyn Mills Publishing Corp. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1982-1987;   Soundings Press.  Correspondence with Peter Garland. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1951-1983;   Other Music Publishers.  Includes correspondence with Louise B.M. Dyer of L'oiseau-Lyre, Weintrab Music Company, G. Schirmer, Inc., and Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated. (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1961-1964;   Literary Agents.  Correspondence with A.S. Knight, Glanville-Hicks's Literary Agent in the United Kingdom, 1961-1962, and Julian S. Bach Jr., literary representative in the USA, 1963-1964.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

1956-1988;   Other Literary Correspondence.  Includes correspondence with Harp News, Time, The Juilliard Review, The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, London, Opera News, Vogue Magazine, Greek Heritage, Opera Canada and HiFi/Stereo Review.  (Call No.: MLMSS 6394/17)

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