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Manuscripts and Typescripts relating to Shaw
Manuscripts and Typescripts relating to Shaw
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Beerbohm, Max. Holograph notes and fragmentary drafts for projected essays. Includes notes for essays on Bernard Shaw and others
Bell, Julian. Androcles and the lion. Typescript of theatre review from the Eton college chronicle, Dec. 17, 1925
Charrington, Charles (?) Song of the old pioneer. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
Dukes, Ashley. A doll's house and the open door. With two letters from George Bernard Shaw [to Janet Achurch]. Typescript, and 2 pages of shorthand with ms. corrections in Shaw's hand
Ervine, St. John G. Collection of Bernard Shaw first editions and manuscripts and autograph letters in the possession of Mr. W. T. H. Howe, of Cincinnati, O. With some notes and comments thereon by St. John Ervine. Typescript with ms. corrections
Gannett, Lewis. Pioneering with Pareto. Typescript of article. Relates to Benjamin Ricketson Tucker. Mentions Bernard Shaw
Garnett, Edward. Reader's report sent to T. Fisher Unwin about Bernard Shaw
Gregory, Lady. [Abbey theatre] Proposed answer to players re [fund collected by Abbey players for proposed Dublin art gallery] Typescript (carbon) of reply regarding claims
Gregory, Lady. [Abbey theatre. Tentative programs for three weeks] Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. With her marginal ms. note, "Have drawn this up with G. B. S."
Gregory, Lady. Journal, extract, quoting Bernard Shaw. Sun. Jan. 12 [n.y.] entry unfinished. Headed: "Written by G. B. S. in pamphlet he had sent me."
Gregory, Lady. [Lane pictures. Letters to the editors] Typescript (carbons) of two drafts
Hastings, James. Dictionary of religion, ethics, and theology. List of subjects -- Ethical. Mimeographed. With Bernard Shaw's ms. marginal comments
Irish Academy of Letters, Dublin. Mimeographed questionnaire relating to money prizes awarded by the Academy with Shaw's signed ms. reply
O'Casey, Sean. [The green crow] Typescript (carbon) incomplete with the author's ms. corrections
O'Casey, Sean. [Lord of a century: Shaw] Shaw. Holograph draft
O'Casey, Sean. [Topics. Shaw, Bernard] The crimson cornkrakes. Holograph fragment
O'Casey, Sean. [Topics. Shaw, Bernard] Holograph fragment
O'Casey, Sean. [Topics. Shaw, Bernard; John Bull's other island] Holograph
O'Casey, Sean. A whisper about Bernard Shaw. Typescript ("Copy") of essay with the author's and Bernard Shaw's ms. corrections. Holograph note: "Written for the Ministry of information ten years ago."
Patch, Blanche. [Shaw, Bernard. Saint Joan] Typewritten memorandum to Bernard Shaw, with his marginal ms. comment and Miss Patch's ms. endorsement of it
Paul, Elliot Harold. The world's a stage; a dramatic theme with variations. Typescript draft (incomplete) with the author's ms. corrections
Paul, Elliot Harold. The world's a stage; a dramatic theme with variations. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
Riché, Oriole Johnson (Tucker) [Diary] Holograph, extracted from 1928 diary. Relates to visit from Bernard Shaw to her father, Benjamin Ricketson Tucker
Rushton, Gerald Wynne. Sally in her galley: a pre-war idyll in three acts
Stephens, James. An open letter to Bernard Shaw published in the New age the week of the Irish rebellion. Holograph. Caption-title: "To Mr. Bernard Shaw--apropos of his article Irish nonsense reproduced in The Irish Times from The New York Times."
Trebitsch, Siegfried. Jitta's atonement, translated by Bernard Shaw. Producer's and actor's prompt copies. Typescripts. Producer's copy bears Anthony L Ellis' (?) ms. directions and corrections. Actor's copies unidentified
Tyrrell, Ada Shaw (?) Typescript of a biographical sketch of George Bernard Shaw and his family, by a friend of his early youth--a woman who, though named Shaw, was no relation. With ms. corrections and additions in Shaw's hand
Wolfe, Humbert. War poems. 36 holograph and typescript poems. Includes "George Bernard Shaw," folder 3