{"value"=>"<p>Included in this series are the Brown brothers’ plays, articles, book project ideas, and outlines. Chamberlain Brown’s works range from his earliest handwritten manuscript for <span class=\"title\">The Social Stew</span> (1909) to published columns such as “The Man Who Owns Broadway,” “Up and Down Broadway,” and “Casting Roundup” (ca. 1951). Lyman Brown’s writings include an outline for <span class=\"title\">The Passing Show of New York</span> (1925) through materials relating to a proposed book, <span class=\"title\">Blueprint for Summer Theatre</span> (1948) and several articles on summer stock. Additional manuscripts by the Brown brothers (<span class=\"title\">Idle Tongues</span> by Chamberlain Brown and <span class=\"title\">Brilliants</span>and <span class=\"title\">Zero Hour</span> by Lyman Brown) are contained in the Productions series.</p>"}
arrangement
{"value"=>"<p>Alphabetical by Author, then by Title</p>"}