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1.
Bread and puppet newspaper

Published / Created:
1966-
Call Number:
Za Zb745
Container / Volume:
3-6 / 1967:Jan.-1968:Feb.
Image Count:
32
Alternative Title:
Bread & puppet newspaper
Description:
Title from cover., Irregular mini-magazine condensing newspaper reports of the Vietnam War into handmaded pictorial narratives; published by Bread and Puppet Theater., and No. 6 (February 1968).
Publisher:
Bread and Puppet Theatre
Subject (Topic):
Theater, Political aspects, and Vietnam War, 1961-1975
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Bread and puppet newspaper

2.
John Charles Brownell papers relating to Mississippi Rainbow, 1923-1961

Creator:
Brownell, John Charles
Call Number:
JWJ MSS 132
Container / Volume:
Box
Image Count:
316
Abstract:
The collection consists of correspondence, scripts, contracts, photographs, a production program, press clippings and other materials documenting the script development and production history of John Charles Brownell's play, Mississippi Rainbow. Correspondents include Rowena Woodham Jelliffe of the Karamu Theatre, Playhouse Settlement, Cleveland; Frank J. Sheil of Samuel French Play Publishers and Authors' Representatives; Richard Madden of the Richard J. Madden Play Company; staff members of the Works Progress Administration and the Federal Theatre Project in New York and Chicago, including Shirley Graham (later Shirley Graham DuBois), Thomas J. McElhany, Bennet R. Finn, George Kondolf, and Hallie Flanagan; Theodore Ward, an actor in the Chicago production of Mississippi Rainbow, and an aspiring playwright whom Brownell mentored; New York theater critic Brooks Atkinson; and other correspondents from whom Brownell sought financial and professional assistance. Undated typescripts for Mississippi Rainbow and a one-act play, The Closet, are also included. Photographs include portrait photographs of Brownell and production photographs from the New York production of Brainsweat and the Chicago production of Mississippi Rainbow
Description:
John Charles Brownell was born in Burlington, Vermont in 1877. He studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York City, and worked as a professional actor and scenario editor for film companies before undertaking a playwrighting career. His plays include The Nut Farm, Her Majesty the Widow, and A Woman of the Soil. His play Mississippi Rainbow, a comedy written for an all-black cast, was first produced as Nothin' but Trouble by an amateur cast at the Karamu Theatre, Playhouse Settlement in Cleveland, Ohio in 1934. The play went through rewrites and title changes, and was produced on Broadway as Brainsweat (1934), and by the Federal Theatre Project in Chicago as Mississippi Rainbow (1937). He was married to Estelle Wyne of Cincinnati. Brownell died in Starksboro, Vermont in 1961. and In English.
Subject (Geographic):
United States.
Subject (Name):
Atkinson, Brooks, 1894-1984., Brownell, John Charles., Du Bois, Shirley Graham, 1896-1977., Finn, Bennet R., Flanagan, Hallie, 1890-1969., Jelliffe, Rowena Woodham., Kondolf, George., McElhany, Thomas J., Sheil, Frank J., Ward, Theodore, 1902-1983., Federal Theatre Project (Chicago, Ill.), Federal Theatre Project (Chicago, Ill.). Negro Unit., Federal Theatre Project (New York, N.Y.), Playhouse Settlement (Cleveland, Ohio), Richard J. Madden Play Service., Samuel French, Inc., and United States. Works Progress Administration.
Subject (Topic):
African American actors, African American theater, Dramatists, American, Literary agents, Theater, Production and direction, and Theatrical producers and directors
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > John Charles Brownell papers relating to Mississippi Rainbow, 1923-1961

4.
Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

Creator:
Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931
Call Number:
YCGL MSS 31
Container / Volume:
Box 4
Image Count:
431
Abstract:
267 autograph letters, signed; 209 autograph postcards, signed; 5 autograph postcards; 3 typed letters, signed; 22 telegrams; and 17 calling cards with notes, from Arthur Schnitzler to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891 May 23-1928 September 24 and undated. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Many letters include postscripts, by Olga Schnitzler, Felix Salten, Paul Goldmann, Karl Kraus, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Leopold Kramer, Jakob Wassermann, or Otto Brahm, With an obituary of Schnitzler's father, Johann Schnitzler, 1893 May 3; autograph letter, signed, from Die Zeit to Schnitzler, 1899 August 14; a financial statement, 1923 December 14; copy, typescript, of a letter from the Bundestheater-Kommissar to Raoul Auernheimer, possibly Schnitzler's lawyer, 1924 January 3; typed letter, carbon, from Schnitzler to the Bundestheater-Kommissar, 1924 January 21; list of corrections by Schnitzler for Beer-Hofmann's Schlaflied für Mirjam, circa 1898, autograph manuscript; autograph letter, signed, from Schnitzler to "Verehrtester Herr Doktor," possibly Leopold Sonnemann, director of the Frankfurter Zeitung, 1894 December 7, Vienna; autograph note, signed, from Schnitzler to an unidentified woman, 1902 January 1, Vienna, 15 autograph letters, signed; 9 autograph postcards, signed; and 2 calling cards with notes, from Olga Schnitzler to Paula Beer-Hofmann or Richard Beer-Hofmann, [1907]-1914 May 24. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Some postcards include postscripts by Arthur Schnitzler, and Box 1: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1891-1896; Box 2: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1896-1900; Box 3: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1900-1908; Box 4: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1909-1926 and undated, letters from Olga Schnitzler
Description:
Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931), Austrian author and dramatist., Olga Gussmann Schnitzler (1882-1970), singer, married to Arthur Schnitzler, 1903-1921., Richard Beer-Hofmann (1866-1945), Austrian dramatist and poet., Available on microfilm, In German., and Accompanied by typed transcripts, some with supplied dates.
Subject (Geographic):
Austria.
Subject (Name):
Auernheimer, Raoul, 1876-1948., Beer-Hofmann, Paula, -1939., Beer-Hofmann, Richard, 1866-1945., Brahm, Otto, 1856-1912., Goldmann, Paul, b. 1865., Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, 1874-1929., Kramer, Leopold., Kraus, Karl, 1874-1936., Salten, Felix, 1869-1945., Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931., Schnitzler, Olga, 1882-1970., Sonnemann, Leopold, 1831-1909., and Wassermann, Jakob, 1873-1934.
Subject (Topic):
Authors, Austrian, Austrian literature, and Theater
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

5.
Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

Creator:
Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931
Call Number:
YCGL MSS 31
Container / Volume:
Box 3
Image Count:
628
Abstract:
267 autograph letters, signed; 209 autograph postcards, signed; 5 autograph postcards; 3 typed letters, signed; 22 telegrams; and 17 calling cards with notes, from Arthur Schnitzler to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891 May 23-1928 September 24 and undated. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Many letters include postscripts, by Olga Schnitzler, Felix Salten, Paul Goldmann, Karl Kraus, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Leopold Kramer, Jakob Wassermann, or Otto Brahm, With an obituary of Schnitzler's father, Johann Schnitzler, 1893 May 3; autograph letter, signed, from Die Zeit to Schnitzler, 1899 August 14; a financial statement, 1923 December 14; copy, typescript, of a letter from the Bundestheater-Kommissar to Raoul Auernheimer, possibly Schnitzler's lawyer, 1924 January 3; typed letter, carbon, from Schnitzler to the Bundestheater-Kommissar, 1924 January 21; list of corrections by Schnitzler for Beer-Hofmann's Schlaflied für Mirjam, circa 1898, autograph manuscript; autograph letter, signed, from Schnitzler to "Verehrtester Herr Doktor," possibly Leopold Sonnemann, director of the Frankfurter Zeitung, 1894 December 7, Vienna; autograph note, signed, from Schnitzler to an unidentified woman, 1902 January 1, Vienna, 15 autograph letters, signed; 9 autograph postcards, signed; and 2 calling cards with notes, from Olga Schnitzler to Paula Beer-Hofmann or Richard Beer-Hofmann, [1907]-1914 May 24. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Some postcards include postscripts by Arthur Schnitzler, and Box 1: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1891-1896; Box 2: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1896-1900; Box 3: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1900-1908; Box 4: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1909-1926 and undated, letters from Olga Schnitzler
Description:
Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931), Austrian author and dramatist., Olga Gussmann Schnitzler (1882-1970), singer, married to Arthur Schnitzler, 1903-1921., Richard Beer-Hofmann (1866-1945), Austrian dramatist and poet., Available on microfilm, In German., and Accompanied by typed transcripts, some with supplied dates.
Subject (Geographic):
Austria.
Subject (Name):
Auernheimer, Raoul, 1876-1948., Beer-Hofmann, Paula, -1939., Beer-Hofmann, Richard, 1866-1945., Brahm, Otto, 1856-1912., Goldmann, Paul, b. 1865., Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, 1874-1929., Kramer, Leopold., Kraus, Karl, 1874-1936., Salten, Felix, 1869-1945., Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931., Schnitzler, Olga, 1882-1970., Sonnemann, Leopold, 1831-1909., and Wassermann, Jakob, 1873-1934.
Subject (Topic):
Authors, Austrian, Austrian literature, and Theater
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

6.
Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

Creator:
Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931
Call Number:
YCGL MSS 31
Container / Volume:
Box 2
Image Count:
431
Abstract:
267 autograph letters, signed; 209 autograph postcards, signed; 5 autograph postcards; 3 typed letters, signed; 22 telegrams; and 17 calling cards with notes, from Arthur Schnitzler to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891 May 23-1928 September 24 and undated. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Many letters include postscripts, by Olga Schnitzler, Felix Salten, Paul Goldmann, Karl Kraus, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Leopold Kramer, Jakob Wassermann, or Otto Brahm, With an obituary of Schnitzler's father, Johann Schnitzler, 1893 May 3; autograph letter, signed, from Die Zeit to Schnitzler, 1899 August 14; a financial statement, 1923 December 14; copy, typescript, of a letter from the Bundestheater-Kommissar to Raoul Auernheimer, possibly Schnitzler's lawyer, 1924 January 3; typed letter, carbon, from Schnitzler to the Bundestheater-Kommissar, 1924 January 21; list of corrections by Schnitzler for Beer-Hofmann's Schlaflied für Mirjam, circa 1898, autograph manuscript; autograph letter, signed, from Schnitzler to "Verehrtester Herr Doktor," possibly Leopold Sonnemann, director of the Frankfurter Zeitung, 1894 December 7, Vienna; autograph note, signed, from Schnitzler to an unidentified woman, 1902 January 1, Vienna, 15 autograph letters, signed; 9 autograph postcards, signed; and 2 calling cards with notes, from Olga Schnitzler to Paula Beer-Hofmann or Richard Beer-Hofmann, [1907]-1914 May 24. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Some postcards include postscripts by Arthur Schnitzler, and Box 1: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1891-1896; Box 2: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1896-1900; Box 3: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1900-1908; Box 4: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1909-1926 and undated, letters from Olga Schnitzler
Description:
Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931), Austrian author and dramatist., Olga Gussmann Schnitzler (1882-1970), singer, married to Arthur Schnitzler, 1903-1921., Richard Beer-Hofmann (1866-1945), Austrian dramatist and poet., Available on microfilm, In German., and Accompanied by typed transcripts, some with supplied dates.
Subject (Geographic):
Austria.
Subject (Name):
Auernheimer, Raoul, 1876-1948., Beer-Hofmann, Paula, -1939., Beer-Hofmann, Richard, 1866-1945., Brahm, Otto, 1856-1912., Goldmann, Paul, b. 1865., Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, 1874-1929., Kramer, Leopold., Kraus, Karl, 1874-1936., Salten, Felix, 1869-1945., Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931., Schnitzler, Olga, 1882-1970., Sonnemann, Leopold, 1831-1909., and Wassermann, Jakob, 1873-1934.
Subject (Topic):
Authors, Austrian, Austrian literature, and Theater
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

7.
Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

Creator:
Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931
Call Number:
YCGL MSS 31
Container / Volume:
Box 1
Image Count:
714
Abstract:
267 autograph letters, signed; 209 autograph postcards, signed; 5 autograph postcards; 3 typed letters, signed; 22 telegrams; and 17 calling cards with notes, from Arthur Schnitzler to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891 May 23-1928 September 24 and undated. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Many letters include postscripts, by Olga Schnitzler, Felix Salten, Paul Goldmann, Karl Kraus, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Leopold Kramer, Jakob Wassermann, or Otto Brahm, With an obituary of Schnitzler's father, Johann Schnitzler, 1893 May 3; autograph letter, signed, from Die Zeit to Schnitzler, 1899 August 14; a financial statement, 1923 December 14; copy, typescript, of a letter from the Bundestheater-Kommissar to Raoul Auernheimer, possibly Schnitzler's lawyer, 1924 January 3; typed letter, carbon, from Schnitzler to the Bundestheater-Kommissar, 1924 January 21; list of corrections by Schnitzler for Beer-Hofmann's Schlaflied für Mirjam, circa 1898, autograph manuscript; autograph letter, signed, from Schnitzler to "Verehrtester Herr Doktor," possibly Leopold Sonnemann, director of the Frankfurter Zeitung, 1894 December 7, Vienna; autograph note, signed, from Schnitzler to an unidentified woman, 1902 January 1, Vienna, 15 autograph letters, signed; 9 autograph postcards, signed; and 2 calling cards with notes, from Olga Schnitzler to Paula Beer-Hofmann or Richard Beer-Hofmann, [1907]-1914 May 24. Most letters are accompanied by envelopes. Some postcards include postscripts by Arthur Schnitzler, and Box 1: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1891-1896; Box 2: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1896-1900; Box 3: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1900-1908; Box 4: letters from Arthur Schnitzler, 1909-1926 and undated, letters from Olga Schnitzler
Description:
Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931), Austrian author and dramatist., Olga Gussmann Schnitzler (1882-1970), singer, married to Arthur Schnitzler, 1903-1921., Richard Beer-Hofmann (1866-1945), Austrian dramatist and poet., Available on microfilm, In German., and Accompanied by typed transcripts, some with supplied dates.
Subject (Geographic):
Austria.
Subject (Name):
Auernheimer, Raoul, 1876-1948., Beer-Hofmann, Paula, -1939., Beer-Hofmann, Richard, 1866-1945., Brahm, Otto, 1856-1912., Goldmann, Paul, b. 1865., Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, 1874-1929., Kramer, Leopold., Kraus, Karl, 1874-1936., Salten, Felix, 1869-1945., Schnitzler, Arthur, 1862-1931., Schnitzler, Olga, 1882-1970., Sonnemann, Leopold, 1831-1909., and Wassermann, Jakob, 1873-1934.
Subject (Topic):
Authors, Austrian, Austrian literature, and Theater
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Arthur Schnitzler and Olga Schnitzler letters to Richard Beer-Hofmann, 1891-1928

8.
Colonel F. Grant's scrapbook, 1795-1898

Call Number:
Folio LWL Mss Vol. 182
Image Count:
49
Abstract:
Clippings relating to the French Revolution and Louis XVI; playbills, School for Scandal, New-England weekly journal (numbr. LV. Monday April 8, 1728). With later additions of ephemera, circa 1896-1898. With additions of ephemera related to Fred A. Eaton
Description:
Colonel F. Grant, book collector and author.
Subject (Geographic):
Great Britain.
Subject (Name):
Eaton, Fred. A. (Frederick Alexis).
Subject (Topic):
Theater
Found in:
Lewis Walpole Library > Colonel F. Grant's scrapbook, 1795-1898

9.
Collection towards forming a history of the now obsolete office of the Master of the Revells, [1874].

Creator:
Burn, Jacob Henry, -1869
Call Number:
Osborn d1
Image Count:
366
Abstract:
Manuscript, in primarily one hand, of a collection of several hundred documents related to the office of the Master of the Revels, including printed matter, engravings, and handwritten notes. The volume contains historical information pertaining to the office, including engravings of the armorial insignia of the office of master of revels; a printed history of the word "revel"; and salaries of the Master, his assistants, and numerous musicians. The manuscript also contains numerous notes, biographies, and other documents related to individual Masters, including an original letter the Lord High Chancellor and Lord Chamberlain of H. M. Household, 1662 by Henry Herbert, Master of the Revels to Charles I and Charles II; a list of names in his hand; a genealogy of the family of George Buck, Master of the Revels to James I; newspaper clippings about Thomas Killigrew; an engraved bookplate which is signed "Charles Killigrew his Book"; and a colored engraving of Sir Henry Guildford, Lord Chamberlain to King Henry VIII. Pasted into the front of the manuscript is the printed auction catalogue from Sotheby's, containing an entry for this volume
Description:
Partial finding aid available., In English., Title from p. 7., Binding: half morocco over marbled boards. On spine: Historical collections relative to the office of the Master of Revels. J. H. Burn., and Marbled endpapers.
Subject (Geographic):
Great Britain., Great Britain, and England
Subject (Name):
Buck, George, Sir, 1560-1622., Burn, Jacob Henry, -1869., Herbert, Henry, Sir, 1595-1673., Killigrew, Charles, 1655-1724 or 1725., and Killigrew, Thomas, 1612-1683.
Subject (Topic):
English drama, History, Royal households, Theater, Women authors, and Officials and employees
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Collection towards forming a history of the now obsolete office of the Master of the Revells, [1874].

10.
Panteon

Call Number:
Ht10 P19
Container / Volume:
1843:t.1
Image Count:
718
Alternative Title:
Panteon (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
Description:
"Zhurnal literaturno-khudozhestvennyĭ, izdavaemyĭ Ḟedorom Koni." and Description based on: T. 7, kn. 1 (i︠a︡nv. 1853).
Subject (Geographic):
Russia
Subject (Topic):
Theater and Russian literature
Found in:
Sterling Memorial Library > Panteon

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