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Curatorial Correspondence: New York Public Library., 12/08/1938-06/21/1951

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 17
Identifier: 41953

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

(Box 10, Folders 1-18) This series consists of various files relating to the Barry family estate, including information on property; account books and statements; and the disposition of PB's papers.

Dates

  • 12/08/1938-06/21/1951

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Extent

From the Collection: 6.75 Cubic Feet (14 boxes)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Container Summary

Contains 2 TLS to PB from R.J. Lingel, director, requesting the placement of at least two plays by PB in the library: "Here Come the Clowns," and "The Philadelphia Story." @ 1 TLS (1951) to ESB is an answer to her inquiry concerning the receipt by the library of manuscripts for "The Philadelphia Story," and "My Name is Aquilon." Apparently, the library never received these.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY - ACCESSIONS: PHILIP BARRY MSS 1938-39: Typed Letter Signed

BARRY, PHILIP - MANUSCRIPTS DISPOSITION: NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY: Typed Letter Signed

"HERE COME THE CLOWNS" - NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY: Typed Letter Signed

"PHILADELPHIA STORY" - NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY: Typed Letter Signed

"MY NAME IS AQUILON" BY PHILIP BARRY - NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY: Typed Letter Signed

Creator

Repository Details

Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository

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