{"value"=>"<p>This series spans materials from awards and related correspondence, to theatrical memorabilia and includes numerous programs, mostly for theater productions presumably attended by Hepburn. There are copies of acting and vocal lessons by Alfred Dixon and Frances Robinson-Duff. Awards (unrelated to a production) include Hepburn’s induction to the Theater Hall of Fame (1974 and 1979), and the Uptown Musicians Citation of Honor (1970). Among several books included in the papers are <span class=\"title\">Harlequinade: The Story of My Life</span> by Constance Collier (1929), <span class=\"title\">The American Shakespeare Festival: The Birth of a Theatre</span> by John Houseman and Jack Landau (1959), and <span class=\"title\">The Importance of Wearing Clothes</span> by Lawrence Langner (1959).</p> <p>There is also a letter of introduction for Hepburn written to George C. Tyler by Dave Wallace (ca. 1928-1930), as well as a poem, \"Kate,\" by Steven Honig (1982). Hepburn’s own writings include the tribute to Lawrence Langner read by Cyril Ritchard at Langner’s memorial service Jan. 10, 1963, as well as the manuscript of her plea to save the Morosco Theatre (ca. 1982). The numerous programs include a Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo souvenir program inscribed by Sol Hurok to “the greatest actress of today –and tomorrow!” Theatrical memorabilia includes programs and souvenirs for actresses Maude Adams, Constance Collier, Julia Dean, and Ellen Terry.</p> <p>Of particular note is the program for the Spencer Tracy Tribute at the Majestic Theatre, Mar. 3, 1986.</p>"}