{"value"=>"<p>Series is divided into five subseries: <em>Anna Lucasta</em>, Writings, Cultural Organizations, Programs and Flyers, and Scripts. The majority of materials document his various roles in Anna Lucasta, 1936-1986 (2 1/2 inches) while he was in Great Britain, 1947 to 1949, and the national tour of the play in the United States. The contents include contracts, programs and playbills, and an itinerary for the United States tour of <em>Anna Lucasta</em>. Play scripts written by Freeman can be found in the Writings, 1961, undated (2 inches) subseries and include <em>'Tis Cricket</em> (a revue) and <em>Imoinda</em> (a play), both of which he directed. Freeman also wrote articles for <em>Pillbox</em>, a newsletter and <em>The Pepper Pot</em>, a narrative-like script. The Cultural Organizations, 1949-1987 (2 inches<em>)</em> subseries is arranged alphabetically, and contains handbooks, flyers, form letters, constitution, newsletters, programs, membership cards, ballot, by-laws, and minutes that document Freeman's activities with theatre and cultural groups established to improve the welfare of African-American actors and artists.</p> <p>Programs and Flyers, 1936-1981 (1/2 inch) acquired by Freeman and his mother form a significant part of the collection and have been placed here as it was not always clear who had acquired the item. Among copies of the Scripts, undated (4 1/2 inches) are: plays by Townsend Brewster and Cliff Mason, Garson Kanin's <em>The Rat Race</em>, Howard Sackler's <em>The Great White Hope</em>, and <em>Ten</em>nessee Williams' <em>Cat on a Hot Tin Roof</em>. The scripts are arranged in alphabetical order according to the last name of the scriptwriter or by title when the scriptwriter is unknown.</p>"}