{"value"=>"<p>Subseries contains letters from well-known individuals and friends, primarily concerning professional matters. A sampling of his correspondents are: Frank Alexander (playwright), Thomas Anderson (announcer for \"We Are Men of the U. S. Navy\"), Richard and Robert Condon (producers and directors), Noel Coward (writer and actor), Oscar Hammerstein II (lyricist), Philip Huston (actor), Daniel James (Lee's publicity representative), Bertha Klausner (International Literary Agency), Mark Marvin (co-producer of <em>On Whitman Avenue</em>), Jack Pomeroy (motion picture artists manager), and L. Arnold Weisberg (Lee's personal manager and attorney). The subject matter of the correspondence includes various productions Lee was considering or those in which he performed, benefit performances and appearances (some of these organizations are represented in this series alphabetically by name), and his blacklisting in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Correspondence with Daniel James concerns Lee's performance in <em>Othello</em> and responses to Lee's advertisement for radio scripts by African-American authors, among other topics. There is also correspondence pertaining to his membership in professional organizations.</p>"}