PBA Galleries

Carbon or ribbon typescripts, with ink and pencil corrections, annotations and notes. In binders.

Includes:

• The Long Walk: A Special Broadcast Commemorating the Korean Armistice Agreement signed on July 27th, 1953, one year ago. 48 numbered pages (with a few numbered as two pages, e.g. 23& 24). Written and Produced by Gerald Kean. Frederic March is the principal voice (James Mason was originally typed in, but crossed out and March inserted). Very heavily annotated and corrected. Broadcast date: 27th July, 1954.
• Ah, Wilderness. by Eugene O'Neill. Directed by Albert Marre. Produced by Festival Productions, Boston, Mass. & Philadelphia, Penna. Annotated with extensive production directions, etc., in colored and regular pencil, plus notes and corrections, etc. [1954]. .
• A Loss of Roses. A Drama in 2 acts by William Inge. Presented by Arnolt Saint-Subber and Lester Osterman. Directed by Daniel Mann. Annotated with extensive production directions, etc., in colored and regular pencil. 1959.