{"value"=>"<p>This series contains biographies, writings, scripts, photographs, programs, articles, and scrapbooks relating to the career of Dorothy Stickney.</p> <p>Biographies are for articles and press releases. Writings by Stickney are unpublished essays detailing her childhood, early career, and her relationship with Howard Lindsay. Scripts are present for Pippin and A Lovely Light, the latter of which is annotated with lighting and sound cues, a stage plan, and stage requirements, and accompanied by correspondence with the University of Richmond regarding the staging of the show there in 1969. The script for Pippin is a clean production version with two different programs. Photographs span Stickney's entire career and consist of portraits, headshots, and a photograph album containing pictures of her on stage and with friends. Programs are for productions she acted in, such as To Be Continued (1952), The Honeys (1955), and The Mundy Scheme (1969). Articles consist primarily of reviews of Stickney's performances.</p> <p>There are two scrapbooks in this series. One was compiled by colleague and friend Gene Fuller and holds reviews, quotes, and photographs relating to Life with Father. The other scrapbook contains clippings, photographs, and programs for early productions Stickney acted in at drama school and after graduation, including Southern Belles, Yoto, and The Nervous Wreck. Some loose material from this scrapbook was placed into folders.</p>"}