Samuel Beckett Collection

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1 Samuel Beckett Collection MS Archives and Manuscripts Department John J. Burns Library Boston College 140 Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill URL:

2 Table of Contents Summary Information... 3 Administrative Information... 4 Biographical Note: Samuel Beckett... 5 Biographical Note: Calvin Israel... 5 Biographical Note: Robert Pinget... 6 Biographical Note: Barney Rosset... 6 Biographical Note: Judith Schmidt Douw... 7 Biographical Note: Alan Schneider... 7 Scope and Contents... 8 Arrangement... 8 Collection Inventory... 9 I: Samuel Beckett - Calvin Israel collection... 9 II: Samuel Beckett - Robert Pinget letters III: Samuel Beckett - Barney Rosset collection IV: Judith Schmidt Douw collection of Samuel Beckett letters V: Samuel Beckett - Judith Schmidt Douw collection VI: Alan Schneider - Samuel Beckett collection VII: Other Beckett-related material Page 2 -

3 Summary Information Creator: Title: Collection Identifier: Beckett, Samuel Samuel Beckett collection MS Date [inclusive]: Physical Description Language of the Material: Language of the Material: Abstract: Preferred Citation Linear Feet (58 boxes) English Materials in this collection are primarily in English, with some French and German. The Samuel Beckett collection at the John J. Burns Library is composed of seven distinct collections of Beckett-related material including manuscripts and typescripts by Beckett, correspondence with Beckett, ephemera, photographs, and publications by and about Beckett. Identification of item, Box number, Folder number, Samuel Beckett Collection, MS , John J. Burns Library, Boston College. - Page 3 -

4 Administrative Information Publication Information Processed by George R. Fuir, SJ, 1991; Tina McCusker, 2000; Christopher Kamerbeek, 2002; Scott Peterson, 2006; Mark Roskoski; and Amy Braitsch, Elise Franklin, Sarah Hills, and Katie Lyle in November This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace. Processing Information In 2011 the various Beckett holdings at the John J. Burns Library were rehoused and the materials collectively described in this single finding aid. In most cases, the rehousing did not disrupt the previous arrangement. The collections and materials brought together in this finding aid are those previously known as: -- Calvin Israel Samuel Beckett Collection --Robert Pinget Samuel Beckett Collection --Barney Rosset Samuel Beckett Collection --Judith Schmidt Douw Letters to Samuel Beckett --Judith Schmidt Douw Collection of Samuel Beckett Letters --Alan Schneider Samuel Beckett Collection Added to these collections, for the ease of description and access, were a few small pieces of Beckettrelated material not connected to any larger Beckett collection. Restrictions on use Copyright interests have not been transferred to Boston College. Restrictions on access Collection is open for research. Provenance The Samuel Beckett - Calvin Israel collection was purchased from George Robert Minkoff, Inc., in The Samuel Beckett - Robert Pinget letters were purchased from Gekoshi in The Samuel Beckett - Barney Rosset collection was purchased from George Robert Minkoff, Inc., in 1993 and The Judith Schmidt Douw collection of Samuel Beckett letters was purchased from Schmidt Douw in The Samuel Beckett - Judith Schmidt Douw collection was a gift from Schmidt Douw in The Alan Schneider - Samuel Beckett collection was purchased in 1994 from multiple sources. Other materials were a combination of gifts and purchases, Page 4 -

5 Biographical Note: Samuel Beckett Samuel Barclay Beckett was born on Good Friday, April 13, 1906, in Foxrock, Ireland, near Dublin. He studied modern languages at Trinity College in Dublin and graduated in The following year, Beckett went to Paris, where he quickly became acquainted with a group of avant-garde artists, including James Joyce. There, Beckett taught English at the École Normale Superieure in Paris for two years before returning to Trinity College to teach French in He left Trinity College after one year to travel through Europe. Beckett settled in Paris, France in 1937, and lived there for most of the rest of his life. During World War II, Beckett joined an underground resistance group. He was forced to flee from Paris to unoccupied France in 1942 because of the threat of arrest by the German Gestapo. Hiding in the village of Roussillon in Southern France, Beckett worked as an agricultural laborer until the war ended in 1945, at which time he returned to Paris and began his most productive creative period. As a poet, Beckett made his debut in 1930 with "Whoroscope," followed by a collection of essays, Proust (1931), and one of his short stories, "More Pricks than Kicks" (1934). His career as a novelist began in 1938 with the publication of Murphy. After the war, Beckett wrote the trilogy of novels Molloy (1951), Malone Meurt (1951, "Malone Dies"), and L'Innommable (1953, "The Unnamable"). He also wrote plays during this period, including Eleutheria and Waiting for Godot. Upon its first performances in France and then America, Waiting for Godot brought Beckett international fame. Beckett translated Waiting for Godot into English himself - something he would do for almost all his work - and it was published by Grove Press in In the succeeding years Beckett avoided the limelight and dedicated his life to his work, which was continuously published by Grove Press in America during his lifetime. He made his only trip to the United States in 1964 to be present at the shooting of the film he had written entitled Film. Beckett was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in Beckett died in Paris on December 22, Sources Encyclopedia Britannica Online, s.v. "Beckett, Samuel," accessed July 31, 2014, Knowlson, James. Damned to Fame: The Life of Samuel Beckett. New York: Simon and Schuster, "Samuel Beckett." Contemporary Authors Online. The Gale Group, Biographical Note: Calvin Israel Calvin Israel was an associate professor of English at the State University of New York at Geneseo. He began his relationship with Beckett by writing a magazine article to publically correct an encyclopedia error concerning Beckett's work. Beckett read the article and initiated a correspondence with Israel. After a 1976 meeting with Israel in Paris, Beckett sent him manuscripts and other materials. Israel also began a - Page 5 -

6 personal collection of Beckett's work and sent many of his purchases to Beckett to be signed. Israel died in 1984, after which his collection of Beckett materials passed to his wife Joann. Biographical Note: Robert Pinget Robert Pinget was born in 1919 in Geneva, Switzerland. As a young man, he studied and practiced law. He became dissatisfied with his legal career, however, and moved to Paris and enrolled in the École des Beaux-Arts to study painting in Gradually he discovered his interest in writing and became ensconced in the Nouveau Roman (or "New Novel") literary movement led by authors such as Alain Robbe-Grillet and Marguerite Duras. He published his first book, the collection of short stories Entre Fantoine et Agapa, in Although his unconventional style made publishers leery, Pinget's works were aided by endorsements from renowned French writers Alain Robbe-Grillet and Albert Camus. Pinget met Samuel Beckett in 1955, and they forged a friendship that became important to Pinget both personally and professionally. Beckett translated Pinget's La Manivelle into English and Pinget, in turn, translated Beckett's All That Fall into French. L'Inquisitoire, published in 1962 and translated into English as The Inquisitory in 1966, is perhaps Pinget's best known work. Robert Pinget died in 1997 in Tours, France. Sources Encyclopedia Britannica Online, s.v. "Pinget, Robert," accessed July 31, 2014, Henkels, Jr., Robert M. Robert Pinget: The Novel as Quest. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, "Robert Pinget." Contemporary Authors Online. The Gale Group, Biographical Note: Barney Rosset Barnet ("Barney") Lee Rosset was born in Chicago in He attended Swarthmore College, University of California, Los Angeles, and the New School. Although he had no background in publishing, he acquired the nearly-defunct Grove Press in During his tenure at Grove, the publishing house was pivotal in the introduction and publication of avant-garde writers. Rosset was the first to publish Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot in the United States in 1954, and later published the works of Absurdist playwrights Eugène Ionesco and Jean Genet. Rosset and Beckett maintained their close friendship after the sale of Grove in 1985 until Beckett's death in Rosset has remained committed to protecting Beckett's legacy. Under Rosset, Grove also published The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Lady Chatterley's Lover by D.H. Lawrence, and Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer. Sources "Barney Rosset, Courting Literary Controversy." National Public Radio (April 18, 2009). storyid= Encyclopedia Britannica Online, s.v. "Rosset, Barney," accessed July 31, 2014, McGrath, Charles. "Barney Rosset: - Page 6 -

7 The publisher who fought Puritanism, and won." The New York Times, September 24, 2008, Biographical Note: Judith Schmidt Douw Judith Schmidt Douw was born Judith Schmidt in She began working at Grove Press in Although she was officially Barney Rosset's secretary, the small staff at Grove Press dictated duties beyond her official job title. It was during her time at Grove Press that Douw and Samuel Beckett began a correspondence that grew from a professional correspondence to a personal one. They met for the first time when Douw traveled to Paris in While at Grove Press she also became friends with Alan Schneider, Beckett's friend and American director of his only foray into cinema, Film (1964). In 1965 Schmidt traveled to Europe to represent Grove Press, Beckett, and Schneider at film festivals screening Film. Judith Schmidt married John de Peyster Douw in That same year she left Grove Press to work on the presidential campaign of Eugene McCarthy. Biographical Note: Alan Schneider Alan Schneider was born in a suburb of Kharkov, Ukraine in 1917, the year of the Russian Revolution. On July 4, 1923, the Schneiders emigrated to America. His parents, Leo Victor Schneider and Rebecka Malkin Schneider, were both physicians specializing in tuberculosis. Schneider attended Johns Hopkins University with the intention to study theoretical physics, but transferred to the University of Wisconsin, Madison, to study political science and literature. Once in Madison, he actively pursued the theatre. In 1940 he attended Cornell University, where he received an MA in Literature and the Dramatic Arts. In 1956 Schneider began a lifelong artistic partnership with Beckett when he agreed to direct the American premier of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot. In 1964 he directed Beckett's Film, for which Beckett visited New York. Throughout his career as a director, Schneider was committed to teaching and directing student productions. He served as assistant professor of speech and drama at the Catholic University of America from 1941 to 1952 and as professor of theatre arts at Boston University from 1972 to 1979, was the director of the Juilliard School Theatre Center from 1975 to 1979, and from 1979 until he died he was professor of drama and head of the graduate directing department at the University of California, San Diego. Schneider suddenly died in 1984 when he was struck and killed by a motorcycle in London. He had just mailed a letter to Samuel Beckett. Sources "Register of Alan Schneider Papers MSS 103." Mandeville Special Collections Library University of California, San Diego. - Page 7 -

8 Scope and Contents The Samuel Beckett collection at the John J. Burns Library comprises seven distinct collections of Beckett-related material including manuscripts and typescripts by Beckett, correspondence with Beckett, ephemera, photographs, and publications by and about Beckett. The Samuel Beckett-Calvin Israel collection is primarily Beckett manuscripts and publications, but also includes theater programs, audiovisual material, and ephemera spanning 1929 to The Samuel Beckett-Robert Pinget letters document the friendship between Beckett and Pinget and demonstrate Beckett's support for Pinget's literary career. Both authors worked with the publisher Jerome Linden at Editions de Minuit and each translated a work written by the other Pinget converting Beckett's All That Fall into French and Beckett translating Pinget's La Manivelle into English. These and other business-related matters are well documented in the letters. There are also many letters of an exclusively personal nature. The Samuel Beckett-Barney Rosset collection includes manuscripts representing three decades of Beckett's writing, annotated copies of plays, stories, and other works, letters and cards from Beckett to Rosset discussing the author's life and work, and Grove Press business and financial records relating to Beckett's career. Included is a manuscript of the early, unpublished play Eleutheria written in French. The focus of the correspondence is primarily business and publishing aspects of the literary world; however, as their friendship developed, the correspondence became increasingly personal. The Judith Schmidt Douw collection of Samuel Beckett letters and Judith Schmidt Douw Letters together document a correspondence between Beckett and Judith Schmidt (later Schmidt Douw) from 1956 to The letters deal with professional matters relating to Grove Press and Beckett's works and also concern the personal relationship between Beckett and Schmidt Douw. The Alan Schneider-Samuel Beckett collection is primarily composed of correspondence between American stage director Alan Schneider and Samuel Beckett, with some additional correspondence between Schneider, Thornton Wilder, and others; also included are manuscripts and other material relating to Beckett's Film and a translation of Waiting for Godot by Thornton Wilder. Arrangement This collection is arranged in seven series: I. Samuel Beckett - Calvin Israel collection; II. Samuel Beckett - Robert Pinget collection; III. Samuel Beckett - Barney Rosset collection; IV. Judith Schmidt Douw collection of Samuel Beckett letters; V. Samuel Beckett - Judith Schmidt Douw collection; VI. Alan Schneider - Samuel Beckett collection; VII. Other Beckett-related material. - Page 8 -

9 Collection Inventory Series I: Samuel Beckett - Calvin Israel collection, Scope and Contents The Samuel Beckett - Calvin Israel collection is primarily Beckett manuscripts and publications, but also includes theater programs, audiovisual material, and ephemera spanning 1929 to Material is arranged in six subseries: A. Manuscripts; B. Publications; C. Theater programs; D. Audiovisual materials; E. Ephemera and miscellaneous; F. Photocopies. Subseries A: Manuscripts, Scope and Contents This subseries includes Beckett manuscripts and typescripts. The manuscripts are in English, French, and German. The typescripts include two playscripts. Manuscripts are arranged alphabetically; typescripts are arranged as a second alphabetical sort. "All That Fall", undated box 11 folder 1 "Company", 1979 box 11 folder 2 "Dread Nay", 1974 January 31 box 11 folder 3 "Hors Crâne", 1974 January 1 box 11 folder 4 "Neither", 1976 box 11 folder 5 "Pour Finir Encore", 1969 box 11 folder 6 "Radio Play No. 1", 1976 August 31 box 11 folder 7 "Solo", undated box 11 folder 8 "Suite", 1946 box 11 folder 9 Unidentified, undated box 11 folder 10 "Abandonné", undated box 11 folder 11 "Alba", 1935 box 11 folder 12 "All Strange Away", 1976 box 11 folder "As the Story was Told", 1973 August 18 box 11 folder 15 "Cascando", 1936 box 11 folder 16 "Compagnie", 1979 box 11 folder "Company", 1980 box 12 folder 1-4 "Da Tagte Es", undated box 12 folder 5 "Dortmunder", undated box 12 folder 6 - Page 9 -

10 "Dread Nay", 1974 box 12 folder 7 "Echo's Bones", 1935 box 12 folder 8 "Faux Departs" and "Imagination Morte Imaginez", circa 1964 box 12 folder 9 "Foirade", undated box 12 folder 10 "Footfalls," Paris, 1978 June box 12 folder 11 "Happy Days," playscript, circa 1979 box 12 folder 12 "Home Olga", undated box 12 folder 13 "Hors Crâne", circa 1974 box 12 folder 14 "Mercier et Camier", undated box 12 folder "Neither", 1976 box 12 folder 22 "Not I", undated box 12 folder 23 "Pas", undated box 12 folder 24 "Radio Play No. 1", circa 1976 box 12 folder "Rockaby", 1981 box 13 folder 1 "Sounds", circa 1979 box 13 folder 2 "Still", circa 1979 box 13 folder 3 "That Time," playscript, 1979 box 13 folder 4 "The Vulture", undated box 13 folder 5 "Whoroscope", 1930 box 13 folder 6 Subseries B: Publications, Scope and Contents The subseries includes stories, poems, and plays written by Beckett, as well as reviews and essays written about Beckett's work. Material is arranged alphabetically with material by Beckett in its own alphabetical sort preceding articles about him. Beckett's "Bon Bon Il Est Un Pays" in Avigdor Arikha..., 1959 box 13 folder 7 Beckett's...but the clouds..., 1977 box 13 folder 8 Beckett's Come and Go published in The Arts and Censorship, 1968 box 13 folder 9 Beckett's Company, undated box 13 folder Beckett's En Attendant Godot, circa 1953 box 13 folder 13 Beckett's "For Avigdor Arikha in Arikha 39 Ink Drawings, 1972 box 13 folder 14 Beckett's "Kottabista" in Hermanthena, 1973 box 13 folder 15 Beckett's "Long After Chamfort" in The Blue Guitar, Page 10 -

11 box 13 folder 16 Beckett's "The Lost Ones" in Fiction, 1972 box 13 folder 17 Beckett's "Roundelay" published in Modern Drama, 1976 box 13 folder 18 Beckett's " Uptherepublic!" in Authors Take Sides on the Spanish War, undated "After Godot the Waiting Was Over" review of Samuel Beckett: A Biography, 1978 box 13 folder 19 box 14 folder 1 "The Beckett Circle" vol. 1 nos. 1 and 2, vol. 2 no.1, box 14 folder 2 "Beckett's Off-break Had Me Stumped" review in Daily Mail, 1977 box 14 folder 3 "Samuel Beckett" by Avigdor Arikha, 1976 box 14 folder 4 "Samuel Beckett: Essai de Bibliographie", undated box 14 folder 5 "Samuel Beckett and the Gnostic Vision of the Created World", 1979 box 14 folder 6 "Samuel Beckett, Self-Translator" in PMLA, 1961 box 14 folder 7 "A Callithumpian Life" review of Samuel Beckett: A Biography, 1978 "Company Samuel Beckett" review in The American Book Review, 1980 box 14 folder 8 box 14 folder 9 "Dire, c'est inventer" review of Watt in La Quinzaine, 1969 box 14 folder 10 "Happy Birthday, Samuel Beckett" in Reporter, 1981 box 14 folder 11 "Israel and Beckett" in Ramblings Magazine, 1977 box 14 folder 12 "A Landscape of Desolation" review of "Lessness" in Radio Times, 1971 "The Life of Sim Botchit" review of Samuel Beckett: A Biography in The New York Review of Books, 1978 "The Playwright as Director: Eye to Eye with Samuel Beckett" in Washington Post, 1979 box 14 folder 13 box 14 folder 14 box 14 folder 15 "The Poetry of Samuel Beckett" in PN Review, 1978 box 14 folder 16 "Sculptor Dies; Known for Minimal Art" in Democrat and Chronicle, 1980 "The Stark Imagery of Samuel Beckett" in Washington Post, 1976 box 14 folder 17 box 14 folder 18 That Time and Footfalls review in The New Yorker, 1970s box 14 folder 19 "Waiting for Beckett was Well Worthwhile" in The Providence Journal, photocopy, 1977 May 18 "A Writer at the Mercy of Memory" review of Company in The New York Times Book Review, 1980 November 2 box 14 folder 20 box 14 folder 21 - Page 11 -

12 Sub-Subseries 4: Copies of manuscripts and adaptations, Scope and Contents This sub-subseries includes a number of copied Beckett manuscripts and adaptations. These include a fivepage copy of the corrected typescript of Company; the preliminary shooting script of Film; a copy of Beckett's notes on a television adaptation of Krapp's Last Tape; an article examining Beckett's philosophical structure, "Essence: Source of Collision in the Art of Samuel Beckett" by John Lawrence; a nine-page copy of Beckett's corrected galleys of Not I; a copy of Project I: Three Original Motion Picture Scripts by Samuel Beckett, Eugène Ionesco, and Harold Pinter; the Blue Moon edition of Beckett's Stirrings Still; and an operatic adaptation of Beckett's Watt. A Samuel Beckett Collection, by Dan Pope, photocopies, 1989 box 43 folder 1...but the clouds... photocopy from The Collected Short Plays of S. Beckett, undated box 43 folder 2 Catastrophe two copies, undated, possibly 1980s box 43 folder 3 Company two copies - incomplete with annotation, undated box 43 folder 4 "Untitled Film" copy of preliminary script, undated box 43 folder 5 Film production files and Schneider introduction, typescript, box 43 folder 6 Beckett's notes on Krapp's Last Tape, photocopies, undated box 43 folder 7 John Lawrence "Essence: Source of Collision in the Art of Samuel Beckett", 1970 box 43 folder 8 Beckett prose, photocopies made 1986, undated box 43 folder 9 Not I excerpt annotated by Beckett, photocopy, undated box 43 folder 10 "Not Many Steps" adaptation and correspondence, 1993 box 44 folder 1 Project I: screenplay by Samuel Beckett, 1963 box 44 folder 2 Project I: screenplay by Eugene Ionesco, undated box 44 folder 3 Project I: screenplay by Harold Pinter, undated box 44 folder 4 A Tribute to Samuel Beckett at the Public Theatre, undated box 44 folder 5 Stirrings Still, illustrations by Louis le Brocquy, undated box 44 folder 6 Unidentified galleys, noted by Prof. Cohn 1996 August 28 box 44 folder 7 Waiting for Godot, Al Diallo's version, undated box 44 folder 8 Watt operatic adaptation, undated box 45 folder 1 "What is the Word" copy, 1989 box 45 folder 2 Transcripts of What Where, Ohio Impromptu and Catastrophe, undated Film script of A Piece of Monologue, based on work by Beckett, undated box 45 folder 3 box 45 folder 4 - Page 12 -

13 Ephemera: publisher's flier for Murphy, circa 1938 box 45 folder 5 Subseries C: Theater programs, Scope and Contents This subseries includes theatre programs and playbills from Beckett plays staged in the United States, Canada, and Europe, including many playbills from the Royal Court Theatre in London, England, as well as symposium schedules. This subseries is arranged alphabetically. "A Beckett Festival", New York University, 1978 box 15 folder 1 "Beckett at the Royal Court Theatre", 1976 box 15 folder 2 "Samuel Beckett Season", Royal Court Theatre, undated box 15 folder 3 "Damals" and "Tritte", Shiller-Theatre Werkstaat, box 15 folder 4 "En Attendant Godot", Comedie Francaise, 1978 box 15 folder 5 "Endgame", Squat Theatre, undated box 15 folder 6 "The English Stage Society", Royal Court Theatre, undated box 15 folder 7 "Le Festival D'Automne" New York University, 1981 box 15 folder 8 "Happy Days", Royal Court Theatre, undated box 15 folder 9 "A Homage to Samuel Beckett", University of Rhode Island, 1977 box 15 folder 10 "Krapp's Last Tape" and " Not I", Royal Court Theatre, 1973 box 15 folder 11 "Nothing Real than Nothing is More Real Than", Beckett Symposium, Ohio State University, 1981 May 7-May 9 "Not I", " Footfalls", " From an Abandonned Work", and " Come and Go", Stratford, Canada, 1978 box 15 folder 12 box 15 folder 13 "Rockaby", State University of New York, Buffalo, undated box 15 folder 14 "Waiting for Godot", The Brooklyn Academy of Music, circa box 15 folder 15 Subseries D: Audiovisual materials, Scope and Contents This subseries includes both audiotapes and photographs. There are two radio plays, Cascando and Radio Play No. 1., on audiotape and photographs of Beckett, his Paris residence, and stagings of his productions. Audiotapes precede photographs. Audio: Cascando, undated box 15 folder 16 Audio: Radio Play No.1, undated box 16 folder 1 Photo: Samuel Beckett, childhood and youth, undated box 16 folder 2 Photos: Samuel Beckett, directing, undated box 16 folder 3 - Page 13 -

14 Photo: Samuel Beckett, head shot, undated box 16 folder 4 6 photos: Samuel Beckett, posed, undated box 16 folder 5 3 photos: Samuel Beckett's Paris residence, undated box 16 folder 6 2 photos: Samuel Beckett with E. Schroder Adham and Herot Bollman Endspeil production at Schiller Theatre, 1967 September 26 Photo: Hieronymus Bosch's Christ Mocked photograph and postcard of painting referred to in Watt, undated box 16 folder 7 box 16 folder 8 Photo: Patrick Magee in Endgame, 1976 May box 16 folder 9 Photo: Patrick Magee in That Time, 1976 May box 16 folder 10 Photo: Patrick Magee and Stephen Rea in Endgame, 1976 box 16 folder 11 Photo: Stephen Rea in Endgame, 1976 May box 16 folder 12 Photo: Waiting for Godot production, 1961 June 15 box 16 folder 13 Photo: Billie Whitelaw in Footfalls, 1976 May box 16 folder 14 3 photos: Unidentified display, undated box 16 folder 15 3 photos: Unidentified production, undated box 16 folder 16 Subseries E: Ephemera and miscellaneous, Scope and Contents This subseries includes two letters by Samuel Beckett, book and play promotions, notes for a production of a Beckett play, copies of artwork for Beckett plays, and a U.S. first day cover Paul Laurence Dunbar stamp on an envelope signed by Beckett. Beckett to Israel, photocopy and transcription, Paris, 1976 February 11 Beckett to Geneseo University, photocopy and resume of Stanley Gontarski, Paris, 1979 June 21 box 17 folder 1 box 17 folder 2 Letter: OSU to Samuel Beckett Society, 1981 December 11 box 17 folder 3 Letter: Reid to Beckett, 1978 May 6 box 17 folder 4 Order Form: Australasian Society for Beckett Studies, circa 1981 box 17 folder 5 Promotion: Samuel Beckett books, undated box 17 folder 6 Promotion: "Drunken Boat", undated box 17 folder 7 Promotion: Evergreen Books Review, 1959 box 17 folder 8 Promotion: Films for Humanities, Inc., 1979 box 17 folder 9 Promotion: prospectus of Fizzles, 1976 box 17 folder 10 Promotion: theatre workbooks, undated box 17 folder 11 - Page 14 -

15 Promotion: "Three Plays by Samuel Beckett", undated box 17 folder 12 Promotion: "Whoroscope", 1957 box 17 folder 13 Notes: "Eleutheria," photocopy, 1978 box 17 folder 14 Sketch by Jocelyn Herbert of Patrick Magee's costume for world premier at Royal Court Theatre London, copy, 1958 box 17 folder 15 "In Memoriam: J.F.K.", 1964 box 17 folder 16 "James Joyce in Zurich", photocopy, and note from Leo Daly to Israel, 1979 Journal of Beckett Studies title page and table of contents, photocopy, 1978 Notes for Krapp's Last Tape at Schiller Theatre, photocopy, 1969 box 17 folder 17 box 17 folder 18 box 17 folder 19 Smithsonian Magazine, 1979 box 17 folder 20 Uncashed check from Aileen MacGowran, 1978 box 17 folder 21 U.S. first day cover of Paul Lawrence Dunbar stamp with Beckett signature, 1975 box 17 folder 22 Subseries F: Photocopies, Scope and Contents This subseries consists of photocopies of Beckett manuscripts and typescripts, many of which were presumably made by Samuel Beckett, some are signed and/or annotated by Beckett. "All Strange Away", 1976 box 18 folder 1 "Bon Bon Il Est Un Pays", 1930s box 18 folder 2 Company, 1979 box 18 folder 3 "Drunken Boat", 1932 box 18 folder 4 Fizzles, circa 1970 box 18 folder 5 Human Wishes, circa 1930 box 18 folder 6 Mercier et Camier, 1978 June box 18 folder 7 Murphy, 1936 box 18 folder 8-10 "Pas", undated box 18 folder 11 "Still", 1973 June 29 box 18 folder 12 "Whoroscope", undated box 18 folder 13 Jean Du Chas, undated box 18 folder 14 Footfalls, 1976 box 18 folder 15 "Imagine Si Ceci" in Hand and Eye, 1977 box 18 folder Page 15 -

16 Eleutheria, 1947 box 19 folder 1 En Attendant Godot, undated box 19 folder 2 Play, undated box 19 folder 3 "Premier Amour", undated box 19 folder 4 "Le Voyage de Mercier et Camier" manuscript, 1946 July 5 box 20 folder 1 Poster of Happy Days at Royal Court Theatre, 1979 June 5-June 10 box 20 folder 2 Series II: Samuel Beckett - Robert Pinget letters, Scope and Contents The series consists of letters by Samuel Beckett to Robert Pinget, both handwritten and typed, mainly in French. The correspondence documents both their friendship and professional relationship. Beckett to Pinget, Paris Editions de Minuit, 1953 December 5 box 1 folder 1 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1955 July 9 box 1 folder 2 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1955 July 14 box 1 folder 3 Beckett to Pinget, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1955 September 20 box 1 folder 4 Beckett to Pinget, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1955 September 28 box 1 folder 5 Beckett to Pinget, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1955 December 14 box 1 folder 6 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 January 3 box 1 folder 7 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 March 8 box 1 folder 8 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 March 19 box 1 folder 9 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1956 March 29 box 1 folder 10 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 April 4 box 1 folder 11 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, undated box 1 folder 12 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1956 May 24 box 1 folder 13 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 May 28 box 1 folder 14 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1956 September 23 box 1 folder 15 Beckett to Pinget, undated box 1 folder 16 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 November 23 box 1 folder 17 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1956 December 9 box 1 folder 18 Beckett to Pinget, 1957 February 12 box 1 folder 19 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1958 April 2 box 1 folder 20 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1958 September 3 box 1 folder 21 - Page 16 -

17 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1959 June 18 box 1 folder 22 Beckett to Pinget, 1959 June 18 box 1 folder 23 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1959 June 19 box 1 folder 24 Beckett to Pinget, Sorrento, Italy, 1959 September 14 box 1 folder 25 Beckett to Kenneth Tynan, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1959 November 20 Beckett to Herbert Berghof, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1959 November 20 box 1 folder 26 box 1 folder 27 Beckett to Mrs. Mark Howe, Paris, 1959 November 20 box 1 folder 28 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1959 November 30 box 1 folder 29 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1959 December 13 box 1 folder 30 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1959 December 21 box 1 folder 31 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1960 January 14 box 1 folder 32 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1960 February 6 box 1 folder 33 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1960 February 16 box 1 folder 34 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1960 April 2 box 1 folder 35 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1960 May 20 box 1 folder 36 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1960 August 11 box 1 folder 37 Beckett to Pinget, 1961 February 3 box 1 folder 38 Beckett to Pinget, Folkestone, Kent, 1961 March 14 box 1 folder 39 Beckett to Pinget, Dover, 1961 March 23 box 1 folder 40 Beckett to Pinget, Godalming, Surrey, 1961 June 20 box 1 folder 41 Beckett to Pinget, Etretat, 1961 August 21 box 1 folder 42 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1962 April 8 box 1 folder 43 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1962 April 15 box 1 folder 44 Beckett to Pinget, London, 1962 October 26 box 1 folder 45 Beckett to Pinget, Zell Am See, Austria, 1963 June 21 box 2 folder 1 Beckett to Pinget, Zell Am See, Austria, 1963 July 10 box 2 folder 2 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1963 November 21 box 2 folder 3 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1964 April 16 box 2 folder 4 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1964 August 9 box 2 folder 5 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1964 August 14 box 2 folder 6 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1964 October 3 box 2 folder 7 - Page 17 -

18 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1964 October 20 box 2 folder 8 Beckett to Pinget, London, 1964 December 25 box 2 folder 9 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1965 August 5 box 2 folder 10 Beckett to Pinget, Stuttgart, 1966 March 26 box 2 folder 11 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1966 May 24 box 2 folder 12 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1966 July 16 box 2 folder 13 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1966 September 4 box 2 folder 14 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1966 September 14 box 2 folder 15 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1966 September 20 box 2 folder 16 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1967 January 25 box 2 folder 17 Beckett to Pinget, 1968 July 5 box 2 folder 18 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1968 July 19 box 2 folder 19 Beckett to Pinget, 1968 August 9 box 2 folder 20 Beckett to Pinget, Porto Santo, 1969 January 1 box 2 folder 21 Beckett to Pinget, Porto Santo, 1969 January 8 box 2 folder 22 Beckett to Pinget, Porto Santo, 1969 February 7 box 2 folder 23 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1969 May 3 box 2 folder 24 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1969 May 20 box 2 folder 25 Beckett to Pinget, Arião, 1970 January 4 box 2 folder 26 Beckett to Pinget, Alghero, 1970 May 30 box 2 folder 27 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1971 May 28 box 2 folder 28 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1972 November 12 box 2 folder 29 Beckett to Pinget, Paris (mis-dated by Beckett as September 18; postmark and Emory University research suggest September 16), 1973 September 16 box 2 folder 30 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1974 May 17 box 2 folder 31 Beckett to Pinget, Ussy, 1974 August 11 box 2 folder 32 Beckett to Pinget, Tangier, 1977 April 27 box 2 folder 33 Beckett to Pinget, Stuttgart, 1977 June 4 box 2 folder 34 Beckett to Pinget, Stuttgart, 1977 June 13 box 2 folder 35 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1980 October 30 box 2 folder 36 Beckett to Pinget, Seine et Marne, 1981 March 21 box 2 folder 37 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1987 June 20 box 2 folder 38 - Page 18 -

19 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1988 June 9 box 2 folder 39 Beckett to Pinget, Paris, 1988 November 17 box 2 folder 40 Notes, undated box 2 folder 41 Notes, undated box 2 folder 42 Beckett to Pinget, envelope only, La Ferte sous Jouarre, 1967 February 23 box 2 folder 43 Beckett to Pinget, envelope only, Paris, 1964 March 4 box 2 folder 44 Note, undated box 2 folder 45 Series III: Samuel Beckett - Barney Rosset collection, Scope and Contents The Samuel Beckett - Barney Rosset collection includes manuscripts representing three decades of Beckett's writing, annotated copies of plays, stories, and other works, letters and cards from Beckett to Rosset discussing the author's life and work, and Grove Press business and financial records relating to Beckett's career. The series is arranged in four subseries: A. Manuscripts; B. Correspondence; C. Barney Rosset Grove Press files; D. Oversized materials. Subseries A: Manuscripts, Scope and Contents The subseries is comprised of Beckett manuscripts. Included are plays, notably the early, unpublished Eleutheria (1915), as well as later works, Quad (1981) and Nacht und Traume (1982). There are also galley proofs from the Grove Press edition of Rockaby and Other Short Pieces (1981), Beckett's translations of "The Calamative" from Nouvelles et textes pour rien and "In The Train with Mr. Madden" from Mercier et Camier. Most of the manuscripts contain corrections made by Beckett and some have notes from Beckett to Barney Rosset. "The Calamative," typescript, 1954 box 21 folder 1 "Eleutheria" carbon typescript (cover, description, and 133 numbered pages), 1951 "Eleutheria" thermofax copy with Beckett's corrections (133 pages), undated "In the Train with Mr. Madden", original typescript and 1 postcard, Paris, 1973 April "Nacht und Traume" original 2-page typescript with Beckett's corrections and photocopy, 1982 "Quad" original 3-page typescript and postcard, Paris, 1981 September 5 "Rockaby" and other short pieces, Grove Press file with notes by typesetter, undated "Rockaby" and other short pieces, 31 pages of galleys with corrections by Rosset, undated box 21 folder 2-15 box 21 folder 16 box 22 folder 1-13 box 22 folder 14 box 22 folder 15 box 22 folder 16 box 23 folder 1-4 box 23 folder Page 19 -

20 Subseries B: Correspondence, Scope and Contents This subseries consists of letters and postcards to Rosset. The focus is primarily business and publishing aspects of the literary world; however, later letters are increasingly personal. 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, 1956 May 26 box 23 folder 9 Envelope, Paris, 1956 June 14 box 23 folder 10 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy-Sur-Marne, 1956 July 8 box 23 folder 11 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1956 August 1 box 23 folder 12 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1956 December 1 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1957 January 11 box 23 folder 13 box 23 folder 14 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1957 March 20 box 23 folder 15 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy-sur-Marne, 1957 April 6 box 23 folder 16 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, 1958 January 1 box 23 folder 17 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1958 January 9 box 23 folder 18 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, 6 Rue des Favorites, Paris, no year February 8 box 23 folder 19 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1958 November 20 box 24 folder 1 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1958 November 23 box 24 folder 2 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, undated box 24 folder 3 1 letter and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1969 May 22 box 24 folder 4 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1969 May 28 box 24 folder 5 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, 1970 November 30 box 24 folder 6 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, telegram, Ussy, 1972 June 30 box 24 folder 7 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1972 August 7 box 24 folder 8 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1972 November 5 box 24 folder 9 1 letter, Arlene Donovan to Rosset, New York, 1973 January 17 box 24 folder 10 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1973 February 13 box 24 folder 11 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Morocco, 1973 March 21 box 24 folder 12 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1973 April 11 box 24 folder 13 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1973 June 26 box 24 folder 14 - Page 20 -

21 1 letter and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, 1973 July 4 box 24 folder 15 1 letter, Estelle Parsons to Beckett, 1973 July 4 box 24 folder 16 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1973 July 11 box 24 folder 17 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1971 December 8 box 24 folder 18 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1974 February 10 box 24 folder 19 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Tangier, 1974 April 9 box 24 folder 20 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 April 23 box 24 folder 21 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 April 22 box 24 folder 22 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 May 1 box 24 folder 23 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 June 7 box 24 folder 24 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 July 3 box 24 folder 25 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1974 December 23 box 24 folder 26 1 letter and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Berlin, 1975 January 24 box 24 folder 27 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Berlin, 1975 February 5 box 24 folder 28 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1975 March 13 box 24 folder 29 1 letter, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1975 April 8 box 24 folder 30 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1975 April 12 box 24 folder 31 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1975 December 9 box 24 folder 32 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1976 April 11 box 24 folder 33 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1976 June 29 box 24 folder 34 1 letter from Ugo Baldassari, with notes by Beckett, New York, 1976 December 27 box 24 folder 35 1 letter to Beckett with notes by Beckett, 1977 January 3 box 24 folder 36 1 letter, Paul Vangelisti to Beckett, California, 1977 January 9 box 24 folder 37 1 letter, Stephen Anthony to Beckett, with notes by Beckett, 1977 February 15 1 letter and envelope, K.D. Rowe to Beckett with note by Beckett, Arizona, 1977 February 23 1 letter, K. Campbell to Beckett with note by Beckett, New York, 1977 March 16 box 24 folder 38 box 24 folder 39 box 24 folder 40 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1977 April 13 box 24 folder 41 1 letter to Beckett with note by Beckett, New York, 1977 November 14 box 24 folder 42 - Page 21 -

22 Envelope, Paris, 1977 November 21 box 24 folder 43 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1977 December 27 box 25 folder 1 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1978 February 15 box 25 folder 2 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1978 March 28 box 25 folder 3 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1978 April 14 box 25 folder 4 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1978 October 12 box 25 folder 5 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1978 November 28 box 25 folder 6 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1979 January 30 box 25 folder 8 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, 1980 April 20 box 25 folder 9 1 postcard, Beckett to Rosset, 1981 July 30 box 25 folder 10 1 telegram, Rosset to Beckett, before 1981 September 3 box 25 folder 7 1 telegram, Beckett to Rosset, 1981 September 3 box 25 folder 7 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1981 November 4 box 25 folder 11 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1981 November 19 box 25 folder 12 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1981 December 2 box 25 folder 13 1 letter forwarded to Rosset with notes by Beckett, 1982 February 20 box 25 folder 14 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1982 April 14 box 25 folder 15 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1982 July 4 box 25 folder 16 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Simmen, Paris, 1982 September 27 box 25 folder 17 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1982 December 16 box 25 folder 18 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1982 December 20 box 25 folder 19 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1983 April 13 box 25 folder 20 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1983 August 27 box 25 folder 21 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1983 September 14 box 25 folder 22 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1984 May 14 box 25 folder 23 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1985 February 12 box 25 folder 24 Contract, New York, 1985 February box 25 folder 25 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1985 February 25 box 25 folder 26 Beckett and Kane correspondence, 1985 June - Page 22 -

23 box 25 folder 27 1 card and envelope Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1985 November 21 box 25 folder 28 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1985 December 4 box 25 folder 29 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1986 January 30 box 25 folder 30 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1986 April 2 box 25 folder 31 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, 1986 April 28 box 25 folder 32 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Ussy, 1986 December 19 box 25 folder 33 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1987 January 21 box 25 folder 34 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1987 March 30 box 26 folder 1 1 card, Beckett to Rosset, 1987 October 17 box 26 folder 2 1 letter to C. Lake, Paris, 1987 October 22 box 26 folder 3 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1987 November 2 box 26 folder 4 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 April 12 box 26 folder 5 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, 1988 May 16 box 26 folder 6 1 telegram, Beckett to Rosset, 1988 September 21 box 26 folder 7 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 July 4 box 26 folder 8 1 letter and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 November 8 1 letter and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 November 19 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 November 28 box 26 folder 9 box 26 folder 10 box 26 folder 11 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 December 1 box 26 folder 12 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1988 December 17 box 26 folder 13 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1989 February 10 box 26 folder 14 1 card and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1989 March 28 box 26 folder 15 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1989 July 14 box 26 folder 16 1 postcard and envelope, Beckett to Rosset, 1989 July 29 box 26 folder 17 Subseries C: Barney Rosset Grove Press files, Scope and Contents The subseries consists of Rosset's business files from Grove Press. The files range from requests for production rights with Grove Press's responses, to the royalty statements listing the earnings of each production. Also found in the files are copies of Beckett manuscripts and adaptations of his work. The subseries is arranged in four sub- - Page 23 -

24 subseries: 1. Requests and agreements; 2. Subject files; 3. Royalty statements; 4. Copies of manuscripts and adaptations. Sub-Subseries 1: Requests and agreements, Scope and Contents This sub-subseries consists of requests to perform or use specific Beckett pieces, Grove Press responses, and all contracts and agreements. The contracts signed by Beckett cover the period , and the agreements with Grove Press date from Photocopies of notes written by Beckett appear throughout the files. Act Without Words, box 26 folder All That Fall, 1990 box 26 folder 20 BBC, 1991 box 26 folder 21 Contract, signed: Act Without Words, 1961 June 21 box 26 folder 22 Contract, signed: Krapp's Last Tape, 1961 box 26 folder 23 Contract, signed, with Samuel French, 1964 box 26 folder 24 Contract, signed: Not I etc., 1972 August 23 box 26 folder 25 Contract, signed: Not I etc., 1972 August 23 box 26 folder 26 Contract, signed: Breath, 1974 March 27 box 26 folder 27 Contract, signed: Breath, 1974 March 11 box 26 folder 28 Contract, signed: Not I, 1975 August 14 box 26 folder 29 Contract, signed: Not I, 1975 box 26 folder 30 Postcard, Paris, 1984 January 15 box 26 folder 31 Memo and letters to Beckett, 1985 January March 16 box 26 folder 32 Letter to Grove Press annotated by Beckett, 1985 March 3 box 26 folder 33 Letter Beckett to Rosset, 1986 February 1 box 26 folder 34 Card Beckett to Rosset, Paris, 1987 February 26 box 26 folder 35 Letter Beckett to Grosse, Paris, 1988 November 26 box 26 folder 36 Beckett Festival correspondence: performance requests, reviews and letters from Hume Cronyn and Alan Schneider to Rosset, Beckett Festival correspondence: performance requests, reviews and letters from Hume Cronyn and Alan Schneider to Rosset, box 26 folder 37 box 27 folder 1 Beckett other permissions, box 27 folder 2 Beckett production requests, 1988 box 27 folder 3 Beckett other permissions, 1989 box 27 folder 4 - Page 24 -

25 Beckett productions, box 27 folder 5 Beckett rights listings, 1990, undated box 27 folder 6 Beckett television rights Rubicon Pictures, undated box 27 folder 7 Beckett Theatre, box 27 folder 8 Kim's requests for permission to use Beckett material for musical compositions, box 27 folder 9 Krapp's Last Tape production correspondence, box 28 folder 1 Beckett production requests and other permissions, 1990 box 28 folder 2 Beckett requests, announcements, reviews, 1990 box 28 folder 3 Beckett production requests and other permissions, 1993 box 28 folder 4 Beckett other permissions - Beginning to End, box 28 folder 5 Beckett permissions correspondence - Georges Borchardt, Beckett permissions correspondence - Georges Borchardt, Beckett-Rosset correspondence, handwritten annotations, 1981 box 28 folder 6 box 28 folder 7 box 28 folder 8 "Brief Dream" permission, 1990 box 28 folder 9 Footfalls and Rockaby rights request and annotation by Beckett, undated Beckett permissions correspondence - Curtis Brown, London, box 28 folder 10 box 28 folder 11 Beckett permissions -...but the clouds..., 1990 box 29 folder 1 Beckett production permissions, box 29 folder 2 Beckett permissions - Catastrophe, box 29 folder 3 Beckett permissions - Catastrophe, box 29 folder 4 Beckett permissions - Company, box 29 folder 5 Beckett permissions - Company, box 29 folder 6 Permissions licensing correspondence: Grove, Curtis Brown, Dramatist Play Service, box 29 folder 7 Beckett permissions Eh, Joe, 1989 April 6 and September 21 box 29 folder 8 Beckett other permissions, 1990 box 29 folder 9 Beckett permissions "Enneg II", 1987 box 29 folder 10 Film contracts, box 29 folder 11 Film Horizon Film Productions, 1991 box 29 folder 12 - Page 25 -

26 Film New York Public Library, 1990 box 29 folder 13 Film television, video and outside sales, box 29 folder 14 Film, 1969, box 30 folder 1 Film, 1991 box 30 folder 2 Film, box 30 folder 3 Beckett permissions "First Love", 1991 box 30 folder 4 Beckett permissions "Foirades/Fizzles", box 30 folder 5 Foreign rights / foreign agents, box 30 folder 6 Samuel French, Inc. agreement, photocopy, 1971 box 30 folder 7 Samuel French, Inc. permissions and agreements, box 30 folder 8 Samuel French, Inc. permissions and agreements, box 31 folder 1 Samuel French, Inc. rights requests and licensing, 1971, box 31 folder 2 Samuel French, Inc. rights requests and licensing, box 31 folder 3 Samuel French, Inc. correspondence, box 31 folder 4 Samuel French, Inc. correspondence, 1987 box 31 folder 5 Rosset-Kahan correspondence, 1988 box 32 folder 1 Samuel French, Inc. correspondence, box 32 folder 2 Photocopied reviews, annotated, box 32 folder 3 Samuel French, Inc., including copies of notes by Beckett, box 32 folder 4 Samuel French, Inc., box 32 folder 5 Grove Press/Beckett agreements, box 32 folder 6 Grove Press/Beckett agreements, box 32 folder 7 Grove Press/Beckett agreements, box 33 folder 1-2 Grove Press/Beckett agreements: translations, , 1992 box 33 folder 3 Grove Press/Beckett agreements: copyright, box 33 folder 4 Grove Press correspondence, 1992 box 33 folder 5 Happy Days requests and agreements, box 34 folder 1 Materials associated with Happy Days, Krapp's Last Tape, box 34 folder 2 Lifton-Rosset correspondence, box 34 folder 3 "Imagination Dead Imagine" correspondence, box 34 folder 4 - Page 26 -