{"value"=>"<p> This series includes some very interesting items that tell a little more about man rather than about his writing. As a young man Sanders enjoyed acting and drawing in addition to writing. This series includes both a clipping of a review of <span class=\"title\">The Crucible</span> from 1955-56 (Box 51, folder 5) and a program from a 1955-56 production of <span class=\"title\">On the Town,</span> (Box 52, folder 11), two of Sanders' acting experiences during his Army years.</p> <p>His artistic proclivities are documented in several places. The cover illustration of the sheet music of <span class=\"title\">The Clock Song,</span> written by George H. Sanders, is by son Ronald (Box 51, folder 4). A copy of his high school literary magazine includes an illustration by him (Box 52, folder 9). Box 53 contains three of his drawing and paintings. Items from his travels include excavation tokens from his archeological work at <span class=\"geogname\">Masada</span> (Box 52, folder 5), and travel documents and items from the France and the <span class=\"geogname\">USSR</span> from his Fulbright year, including some postcards of notable places in 1960s <span class=\"geogname\">Moscow</span> and a map of the city (Box 52, folders13-15).</p>"}