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Seattle Repertory Playhouse records

Inventory

Accession No: 1556-003

SEATTLE REPERTORY PLAYHOUSE Accession No. 1556-3

Table of Contents

Page INCOMING LETTERS 1 LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS 32 OUTGOING LETTERS 32 CORRESPONDENCE, INTEROFFICE 32 FINANCIAL RECORDS 33 ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 37 CONSTITUTIONS AND BYLAWS 37 HISTORICAL FEATURES 37 BIOGRAPHIES 37 MINUTES 37 PLAYHOUSE LOGS 37 NEWSLETTERS 37 NEWS RELEASES 37 REPORTS 37 PUBLICITY AND PROGRAMS 38 EPHEMERA 38 MEMORANDA 38 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 38 RADIO SCRIPTS 38 SCRIPTS 39

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Page 2 PROMPT BOOKS 40 CAST FILES 42 SUBJECT SERIES 43 DRAWINGS 45 SET DESIGNS 45 LIGHTING DESIGNS 45 ELECTRICIANS PLOTS 45 SEATING PLANS 45 LISTS 45 MAILING LISTS 45 ADDRESS FILES 45 CAMPAIGN MATERIALS - Florence Bean James 45 LEGAL DOCUMENTS 45 SCHEDULES 45 SURVEYS AND QUESTIONNAIRES 45 INVENTORIES 46 PROPERTY LISTS 46 POEMS AND LYRICS 46 NOTES AND DRAFTSS 46 FORMS 46 PHOTOGRAPHS 46 CLIPPINGS 46


Page 3 MISCELLANY 46 MUSICAL SCORES 46 POSTERS 46 Subgroups CANWELL HEARINGS 46 NATIONAL THEATRE CONFERENCE 48 SEATTLE-KING COUNTY WAR AND COMMUNITY CHEST 49 WASHINGTON. SECRETARY OF STATE. RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY 49 NAME INDEX 52 PART II 56

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INVENTORY 31/1 ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 1939-41, 44, 46, 47 31/2 CONSTITUTIONS - Repertory Guild 1940 31/3 BYLAWS - Organized Workers of the Seattle Repertory Playhouse n.d. HISTORICAL FEATURES 31/4 “Story of the Playhouse” - by Burton W. James n.d. 31/5 Notes, Outlines, etc. for James’ “Story of the Playhouse” n.d. 31/6 R.S. Johnson -” Book of the Repertory Playhouse” 31/7-10 History (includes drafts of “Story of the Playhouse,” other 1937, 1941, 1945,

writings and ephemera) 1947 BIOGRAPHIES 31/11 Florence and Burton James 31/12 Albert Ottenheimer MINUTES 31/13 Guild Meetings 1935-48 31/14 Board of Trustees 1947-51 31/15 Miscellaneous 1946; 1950; 1951 31/16 Staff Meetings 1942-47 32/1-7 PLAYHOUSE LOGS 1932-37 NEWSLETTERS 33/1 Seattle Repertory Playhouse - Miscellaneous 33/2 Seattle Repertory Playhouse - Playhouse Communique 1942-45 33/3 Seattle Repertory Playhouse - Playhouse News 1930-33 33/4 Seattle Repertory Playhouse - Playhouse News 1934-37 33/5 of Others 1949 81/13 OVERSIZED (prototype newsletter) NEWS RELEASES 33/6-12, 34/1-8 Seattle Repertory Playhouse ca. 1938-50 34/9 Seattle Repertory Playhouse - High School Programs 1939 34/10 of Others 1943-49 REPORTS 34/11 Productions n.d. 34/12 Publicity 1944, 1946-47 34/13 Sales 1932, 1934, 1936 34/14 SRP Board 1940, 1941 REPORTS (cont.)


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34/15 Staff 1944, n.d. 34/16 Tour Bookings 1932 34/17 Miscellaneous 1942 PUBLICITY AND PROGRAMS 34/18-23, 35/1-15 By title, A-Z ca. 1930s-40s 35/16 Drafts ca. 1934-1945 35/17 Drafts - 17th Season 1945 35/18 Miscellaneous ca. 1930s-40s 35/19 of Others 81/10 Miscellaneous OVERSIZED EPHEMERA 35/20 Playhouse 35/21 Profit-Sharing Plan 35/22 Other Organizations 36/1 MEMORANDA 1936, 38, 46,47, n.d. SPEECHES AND WRITINGS - Burton W. James 36/2 Relation of Drama to Leisure-time Activities/ 1937, 1945, 1949 Relation of Theatre to Community 36/3 Notes by James for Theatre Arts Monthly - 1947, n.d. “Director Takes Command” - Scientific Approach to Art 36/4 Organizing the Working Groups - B. W. James n.d. SPEECHES AND WRITINGS - F. B. James 36/5 F. B. James - Series of Newspaper Articles on the Theater ca. 1944 36/6 The Moscow Theater Festival - F. B. James n.d. 36/7 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS - Developmental Survey of Art 1945, n.d. 36/8 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS - Others 1938, 1945, n.d. RADIO SCRIPTS 36/9-11 Americans All - Immigrants All n.d. 36/12-13, 37/1-3 Biographies ca. 1939 37/4 Grange n.d. 37/5 Harbor Nights n.d. 37/6 The Housing Reporter ca. 1939 37/7 Interviews 1939, n.d. 37/8 Keep ‘Em Flying 1942 37/9 National Emergency Council - Olympic Wonderland n.d. RADIO SCRIPTS (cont.) 37/10-11, 38/1-2 Peer Gynt 1941, n.d. 81/1 Peer Gynt OVERSIZED


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38/3-10 Plays 1934, 1936, 1940, n.d. 39/1 Publicity 1934, 1943, n.d. 39/2 The Rivals n.d. 39/3 Statehood Day 1946 39/4-10, 40/1-4 This Is Your World 1943-44 40/5-8, 41/1-2 War 1942-44 41/3 Miscellaneous 1942, n.d. SCRIPTS 41/4 L’Amour En Advertisia n.d. 41/5 Arrangement in Black and White n.d. 41/6-11, 42/1-3 Calico Cargo n.d. 42/4 Chips From Blazed Trails n.d. 42/5 Crime, The Permanent Wave n.d. 42/6 Fathers Suffer So 1940 42/7 Green Eyes n.d. 42/8 Isabella’s Jewels n.d. 42/9 Jack and the Beanstalk n.d. 42/10 Joe Civilian Gets the Dope n.d. 42/11 Let’s Make an Opera 1949 (pub. date) 42/12 Moving Day in Shakespeare’s England` n.d. 42/13 My Love For Yours n.d. 42/14 Out Trail n.d. 42/15-16 Peer Gynt n.d. 43/1 Romeo and Juliet 1935 43/2-10, 44/1 San Juan Story 1944, 1946, n.d. 44/2-3 This Little Pig (San Juan Story) 1946, n.d. 44/4 Santa Claus and the Pension Lady n.d. 44/5 Scarfs Off Caesar’s Images n.d. 44/6 Synopsis of The Fire God n.d. 44/7 Spent n.d. 44/8 The Story of a Sailor 1942 44/9 Thumbs Up n.d. 44/10 To Build Ships n.d. 44/11 Tooth or Shave n.d. 44/12 Two Million Speak n.d. 44/13 Misc. 44/14 Armistice Day 44/15 Army Show 44/16 Civilian Protection Division, Production and Services 1942-43, n.d. 44/17 Greater Seattle Defense Chest Meetings 1941, n.d. SCRIPTS (cont.) 44/18 Hero’s Rally - Civic Auditorium 1942, n.d. 44/19 Memorial Program - Victory Square Committee 1942, 1944, n.d. 45/1 Office of Civilian Defense - Flag Day Program 1942 45/2 Plays - Narratives 1940, 1943, n.d.


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45/3 Public Power Skit 1937 45/4 Special 1944, 46, 47 45/5 Russian War Relief n.d. 45/6 United War Chest Luncheons, etc. 1942-43 45/7-8 Victory Square 1942 (See also Subject Series - Seattle Civilian War Commission - Programs) PROMPT BOOKS 45/9 Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp 45/10 American Made 45/11 Before the Curtain 45/12-13 Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl 45/14 American Made 46/1 Andrew Takes a Wife 46/2 Anne of Green Gables 46/3 The Barber of Seville 46/4 A Bill of Divorcement 46/5 Blithe Spirit 46/6 Bobino 46/7 But Not Goodbye 46/8 The Chaste Mistress 46/9 The Cherry Orchard 46/10-11 Christmas Carol 46/12 The Christmas Nightingale 46/13 Chicken Every Sunday 46/14 Cinderella 47/1 Cindy 47/2-3 Circus Day 47/4 The Comedy of Errors 47/5 Counterattack 47/6 The Critic 47/7 Family Portrait 47/8 The Dark Tower 48/1 Decision 48/2 The Emperor’s New Clothes 48/3 L’Envoi 48/4 Faust 48/5 The First Year 48/6 Die Fledermaus PROMPT BOOKS (cont.) 48/7 Flight of the West 48/8 Flood 48/9 Fly Away Home 49/1 The Forty-Niners 49/2 French Without Tears 49/3 The Gentle People


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49/3 George and Margaret 49/4 The Ghost of Mr. Penny 49/5 The Great Big Doorstep 49/6 Grumpy 49/7 The Guardsman 49/8 The Happy Journey 49/9 Hay Fever 49/10 Heaven Can Wait 50/1 Heavenly Express 50/2 Heidi 50/3 Home Chat 50/4 Home of the Brave 50/5 In His Image 50/6 The Indian Captive 50/7 An Inspector Calls 50/8 Jack and the Beanstalk 50/9 The Jest 50/10 Judgement Day 50/10 Julius Caesar 51/1 Kings in Nomenia 51/2 Kolokola 51/3 Lady Precious Stream 51/4 Lilliom 51/5 Little Red Riding Hood 51/6 Little Women 51/7 Love and Geography 51/8 Major Barbara 51/9 Mary Poppins 51/10 Mr. Dooley Jr. 51/11 My Country Lies Wounded 52/1 My Heart’s in the Highlands 52/2 No Mother to Guide Her 52/3 No More Frontier 52/4 Noah 52/5 On Stage 52/6 Once Upon a Clothesline 53/1 Our American Cousin PROMPT BOOKS (cont.) 53/2 Our Town 53/3 Papa is All 53/4 Parlor Story 53/5 Power 53/6 Professor Mamlock 53/7 Radio Rescue 53/8 Richard III 53/9 The Rivals 54/1 Rocket to the Moon


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54/2 Rumpelstiltskin 54/3 San Juan Story 54/4 The Seven League Boots 54/5 Showdown 54/6 A Slight Case of Murder 54/6 A Sound of Hunting 54/6 Storm in a Teacup 54/7 Suds in Your Eye 54/8 Sunday Nights 55/1 The Sunken Bell 55/2 Susan and God 55/3 Syndafloden 55/4 The Tavern 55/5 Tenth Annual Report 55/6 Tom Sawyer 55/7 Tom Sawyer’s Treasure Hunt 55/8 Tony Draws a Horse 55/9-10 Treasure Island 56/1-2 Twelfth Night 56/3 Uncle Rube 56/3 Uncle Tom’s Cabin 56/4 Uncle Vanya 56/5 Village Green 56/6 The Walrus and the Carpenter 56/7 The Wild Duck CAST FILES 56/8-14, 57/1-9 A 57/10-45 B-J 58/1-48 K-R 59/1-49 S-Y and Miscellaneous 60 Card File SUBJECT SERIES 61/1 Advertising Estimate 1946-47 61/2-3 Alberta U. - Banff School of Fine Arts 1945-51 61/4 American Educational Theatre Association 1945-49 61/5 American National Theater & Academy - 1947-48 Annual Meeting Reports & Miscellaneous 61/6 American Peace Mobilization n.d. 61/7 British Columbia, University of (Summer School) 1939 61/8 Bulletin Board 1941-45, 48 61/9-10 Bulletin Board - 19th Season 1946-47 61/11 Central Labor Council, Seattle 1937 61/12 Children’s Theatre 1946-47 61/13 Christmas Dinners 1937-1950


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61/14 Columbia Basin Project and Life of O’Sullivan 1933-34, 1939 61/15 Confederacy of American Community Theaters, Inc. - n.d. Constitution 61/16 Congress of Industrial Organizations. Seattle Council. - 1945 “Call to Action” 61/17 Convention Lists and Correspondence 1947 61/18 Dramatic Play Service - News on Plays 1948-50 61/19 Experimental Group Meetings 1942, n.d. Filmarte Club 1940-44 62/1 General Correspondence 1941-42 62/2 Programs 1940-44 62/3 Receipts 1941-43 62/4 Press Releases 1942 62/5 High Schools - Contacts, Lesson Plans, etc. 1934, 1939, 1945 62/6 Independent Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions 1946, n.d. 62/7 Insurance 1942-48 62/8 Interracial Action Committee 1945 62/9 King County Medical Service Corporation 1947, 1949-50 62/10 National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions 1948, n.d. 62/11 Newsletter (includes minutes and reports) 1944, n.d. 62/12 Newspaper Reports (Speeches) 62/13 Oregon State Theater 1938, n.d. 62/14 Outline of Plan for 1937-38 1937-38 62/15 Patrons of Husbandry. Washington State Grange - History n.d. 62/16 Playhouse Foundation 1945, n.d. 62/17 Progressive Citizens of America - Second National Convention 1948 62/18 Promotion and Publicity 1942-43, 1948-49 62/19 Relief Theatre Workers 1935-36 62/20 Rentals 1947-48 62/21 Scholarships - Junior Chamber of Commerce - Day School 1941-42 School 62/22 Articles 1945, n.d. 62/23 Attendance Records 1941-42, n.d. SUBJECT SERIES (cont.) School (cont.) 62/24 General Information and Course Outlines 1944-45, 1947-48 63/1 News Releases 1940-45 63/2 Mailing Lists n.d. 63/3-5 Miscellaneous 1941-48 63/6 Project Group (Reports) 1940-41 63/7 Prospecti ca. 1940-42 63/8 Registration 1947-48, n.d. 63/9 Reports on Students 1948, n.d. 63/10 Roll Book 1947-48 63/11 State Board of Education. State Board for Vocational Education. 1946, 1948-50 63/12 Student Analysis and Appraisal of Classes n.d.


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63/13 Student Comments on Mrs. James’ Background Classes n.d. 63/14 Students’ Essays 1948, n.d. 63/15 Teachers’ Meetings 1941, 1945-46, n.d. 63/16-17 Tests n.d. 63/18 Veterans’ Administration (Forms, Guidelines) ca. 1945-50 64/1 Veterans’ Registration 1946-48 64/2 Seattle. Civilian War Commission - Programs 1943-44 (See also Scripts - Victory Square) 64/3 Seattle. Civic Arts Committee 1945-46 64/4 Seattle. Public Schools n.d. 64/5 Seattle Junior Programs 1943-47 64/6 Seattle Labor School n.d. 64/7 Sponsors’ Information n.d. 64/8 Spring Planning 1941, 1950 64/9 Subscriptions 1938-44 64/10-12 Summer Drama Festivals 1939-40 64/13-15 Summer Drama Festival (Ninth Annual) 1940 81/11-12 Summer Drama Festival (Ninth Annual) OVERSIZED 1940 64/16 Summer Drama Festival (Tenth Annual) 1941 64/17 Summer Drama Festivals - Attendance Charts 1932-37 64/18 Tacoma. Public Schools 1935, 1945-46 64/19 Texas. University. Drama Department. 1941, 1943 64/20 Theatre Conferences 1940-42, 1945, 1947-51 64/21 Tours of Seattle Repertory Playhouse Productions 1935, 1940, 1947-48 64/22-23 Twentieth Year Festival 1947-48 64/24 Twentieth Year - Sponsoring Committee 1947-48 65/1 Union Groups Who Responded to Invitational 1944 Opening of Here Comes Tomorrow 65/2 U. S. Federal Theatre Project 1935-36 65/3 U. S. War Information Office. Division of Educational Services 1943 SUBJECT SERIES (cont.) 65/4 University of Washington Touring Theatre 1948-50 65/5 University Theatres Productions (List) 1939-50 War Activities 65/6 Blood Bank n.d. 65/7 Theatre Defense Bureau 1942, n.d. 65/8 Theatrical Performances, Lists 1941-45 65/9 War Production Program 1942 65/10 “The Work of the Actor” - I. Rapoport 1936 65/11 Work Outline - Sales Department 1947 DRAWINGS 65/12 Costume Designs n.d. 65/13 Miscellaneous n.d. 65/14-15 SET DESIGNS n.d.


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81/15-17 SET AND STAGE DESIGNS OVERSIZED n.d. 65/16-17 LIGHTING DESIGNS n.d. 65/18-19 ELECTRICIAN’S PLOTS n.d. 66/1 SEATING PLANS 1949 66/2-3 LISTS 1936-49 66/4-5 MAILING LISTS 1946-47, n.d. 66/6 MAILING LISTS - Newspapers n.d. 67-69 ADDRESS FILES n.d. 66/7 CAMPAIGN MATERIALS - Florence Bean James 1944, 1946 LEGAL DOCUMENTS 66/8 Contracts and Agreements 1925-1942 66/9 Contracts - Musicals 1949-50 66/10 Miscellaneous 1930, 1934, 1937-38, 1950 66/11-12 SCHEDULES 1937-49 SURVEYS AND QUESTIONNAIRES 70/1-3 1948 70/4-5 “About the Theatre” 1942-43 70/6 Development of the Seattle Repertory Playhouse SURVEYS AND QUESTIONNAIRES (cont.) 70/7 “Family Portrait” 1941 70/8 “What the Playhouse Means to Me” 1946-47 70/9 Audience Reaction Survey - San Juan Story 1946 70/10 Audience Reaction Sheets 1947-48 70/11 Miscellaneous 70/12 INVENTORIES - Props and Wardrobe 1950-51 70/13 PROPERTY LISTS 1928, 1938-39, n.d. 70/14 POEMS AND LYRICS 1945, n.d. 70/15 NOTES AND DRAFTS 1942, 1949, n.d. 70/16 FORMS 1945, n.d. 70/17 PHOTOGRAPHS n.d.


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71/1-6 CLIPPINGS 71/7 MISCELLANY 72-74 MUSICAL SCORES POSTERS OVERSIZED 81/18 Seattle Repertory Playhouse 81/19 World War II Subgroups CANWELL HEARINGS Incoming Letters 75/1 Actors Laboratory 1948, n.d. American Veterans Committee 1948 Auckland, William 1948 Barrett, A. R. 1949 Bird, Bonnie 1948 Brown, Gilmor 1948 Cameron, Donald 1948 Capps, A. M. and Laura 1948 Caughlan, John and Hatten, Attnys, Seattle 1949 Clark, Barrett, H. 1948 Cloak, Mrs. F. T. 1948 Subgroups (cont.) CANWELL HEARINGS (cont.) Incoming Letters (cont.) 75/1 Codd, James E. and Florence S. 1948 Corwin, Norman 1948 Countryman, Vern 1950 75/2 Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace 1949 Davis, Hallie F. 1948 DeLacy, Hugh 1948 Ellison, Francine 1948 Erie Civic Theatre Association [Penna.] 1948 Falk, Sawyer sa: National Theatre Conference 1948 Finch, [Mrs.] D. L. 1948 Gundlach, Ralph 1949 Hibben, Edith E. 1948-49 Hosmer, Robert Lowry 1948 Hurn, H. S. 1948 Hurt, Charlotte M. 1948


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75/3 Jones, John 1949 Kelly, Mary Greiner 1949 Lawson, John Howard 1948 Leathem, Barclay 1948 McKnight, Jolice 1951 Mase, Pat 1948 Morris, Mary 1948 National Theatre Conference sa: Falk, Sawyer 1948 Nelson, Grace H. 1949 Office and Professional Workers of America, United. Local 35 1949 Oldenburg, Charles 1948 Pearson, Kathryn Pense 1948 Pearson, Talbot 1948 75/4 Peers, Frank 1948, n.d. Petty, William 1948 Philippi, Herbert 1948 Reid, George A. 1948 Reisdorff, R. 1948 Roseen, [Mrs.] T. E. n.d. Ross, W. A. n.d. Sadler, Alice 1948 Salt, Waldo 1948 Schwabland, J. 1948 Subgroups (cont.) CANWELL HEARINGS (cont.) Incoming Letters (cont.) 75/4 Scott, Lucian 1948 Scott, W. H. 1948 75/5 Seely, Harriet n.d. Snyder, Neal 1948 Stavis, Barrie 1948-49 Stevens, David H. 1951 Upmeyer, Nita 1948 Vinnedge, R. 1948 Walker, Ward n.d. Warren, George 1948 Watson, Warner 1948-49 Wright, Martha n.d. Yellow Springs [Ohio] Area Theatre 1948 75/6 Unknown 75/7-10 Outgoing Letters 1946-51, n.d.


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75/11 Legal Documents 75/12 Statements of Defendants 75/13 Notes 75/14 Case File - Florence Bean James v. George Hewitt Speeches and Writings 75/15 Trials - Rough Draft 75/16 Part IV of “Patterns of a Playhouse” 75/17-18, Printed Matter 76/1-3 76/4-5 Miscellany 76/6-14, Clippings 77/1-7 81/14 Clippings OVERSIZED 77/8-12, 78/1 NATIONAL THEATRE CONFERENCE 1945-50, n.d. Subgroups (cont.) 78/2 SEATTLE-KING COUNTY WAR AND COMMUNITY CHEST 1942-43 WASHINGTON. SECRETARY OF STATE. RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY Incoming Letters 78/3 American Association of University Women 1947 Anacortes [Wash.]. Public Schools 1947 Antlers Hotel 1946 Arlington [Wash.]. Consolidated School District 1947 Cheney [Washington]. Public Schools 1946 Darce, Virginia 1946-47 Deering [Tam] & Associates [Wash., D.C.] 1946 District of Columbia. Recreation Department 1946 Everett Daily Herald 1947 Harverene Lodge 1946 Hotel Commercial 1946 Hotel Montecello 1946 Hotel Spokane 1946 78/4 International Business Machines Corporation 1947 Kern County [Cal.]. Recreation and Cultural Commission 1946


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Llewellyn, Ethel 1946 Los Angeles. Playground and Recreation Dept. 1947 Los Angeles. Welfare Council 1946 McCaskill, Hazel I. 1946 Meyer, George A. 1947 Michigan. Youth Guidance Commission 1946 Music Educators’ National Conference 1946-47 National Recreation Association 1946 New York. University. School of Education 1947 North Carolina. Recreation Commission 1946 Ogden, Jess S. 1946 Patrons of Husbandry. Washington State Grange. 1946-47 Quilcene [Wash.]. School District #48 1947 Radir, Ruth 1946 Railway Express Agency 1946 Robinson, Duane 1946 Rodgers Cabinet Shop [Seattle] 1946 78/5 Sawyers, Zenda 1947 Seattle Gas Company 1946 Simpson, J. P. 1945-46 Spokane. Public Schools. n.d. Subgroups (cont.) WASHINGTON. SECRETARY OF STATE. RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY (cont.) Incoming Letters (cont.) 78/5 The Tribune [Ilwaco, Wash.] 1947 Underwood Elliott Fisher Company 1946 United States. Federal Security Agency 1946-47 United States. Intergovernmental Relations Agency 1946 United States. National Housing Agency 1946 United States. National Park Service 1947 United States. Veteran’s Administration 1946-47 Vermont. Community Recreation Service 1946-47 Washington. Eastern Washington College of Education 1946 Washington. State College 1946-47 78/6 Washington. State Department 1945-47 Washington Art Association 1946 Washington Hospital Service 1946 Webster, [Mrs.] Leonard 1947 Whitman College 1947 Willamalane Park and Recreation District [Oregon] 1947 78/7-12 Outgoing Letters 1946-49, n.d. 78/13-14 Minutes 1946


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78/15 Financial Records 1945-47 78/16 Reports 1946, n.d. 79/1 Speeches and Writings 1946, n.d. 79/2 Legislation 1946-47, n.d. Subject Series 79/3 Problems - Facts to Collect; Methods and Procedure n.d. 79/4 Survey Instruments n.d. 79/5 Notes on Trade Union Recreation 1946, n.d. 79/6-7 Community Studies 1946, n.d. 79/8 Newsletter 1946-47 79/9 Miscellany 1944, 1946-47, n.d. End of Subgroups DUPLICATES 80/1 Publicity and Programs 80/2 Playhouse News 80/3-4 Playhouse Communique 80/5 Ephemera 81 OVERSIZED MATERIAL (as described above)


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INDEX

This index contains names found either outside the main

INCOMING LIST (PP. 1-31) or in the main INCOMING LETTERS list and an additional incoming letters list. All other correspondents

appear only in the main INCOMING LETTERS list.

Actors Laboratory 1, 46

American Association of University

Women 2, 49

American Veterans Committee 46

Anacortes [Wash.] Public Schools 49

Antlers Hotel 49

Arlington [Wash.] Consolidated School

District 49

Auckland, William 46

Banker, Frederick 32

Barrett, A. R. 46

Bird, Bonnie 46

Blasdell, Norris E. 4,32

Brockman, Paul 32

Brown, Gilmor 5, 46

Camerson, Donald 46

Capps, A. M. and Laura 46

Caughlan & Hatten [attnys, Seattle] 46

Cheney [Wash.] Public Schools 49

Clark, Barett H. 46

Clark, Kenneth B. 6, 32

Cloak, [Mrs.] F. T. 46

Codd, James E. and Florence S. 47

Corwin, Norman 7, 47

Countryman, Vern 47

Crage, Philip James 32

Cultural and Scientific Conference for

World Peace 47

Darce, Virginia 7, 41

Davis, Hallie F. 7, 47

Dearborn, Phyl 7,32

Deering [Tam] & Associates

[Wash. D.C.] 49

deLacy, Hugh 7, 47

District of Columbia. Recreation

Dept. 49

Duff, Howard 32

Edelson, Howard J. 8, 32

Ellison, Francine 8, 47

Erie [Penn.] Civic Theatre

Association 47

Everett Daily Herald 8, 49

Falk, Sawyer 47

Finch, [Mrs.] D. L. 47

Gibson, Earl H. 32

Glen, John E. 32

Graham, Edward 32

Gundlach, Ralph 10, 47

Gyger, Walter F. 11, 32

Hamlin, R. W. 11, 32

Henderson, Lloyde L. 11, 32

Hiatt, Donald 12, 32

Hibben, Edith E. 47

Hosmer, Robert Lowry 47

Hurn, H. S. 12, 47

Hurt, Charlotte M. 47

International Business Machines

Corp. 49

Jones, John 47

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Kelly, Mary Greiner 13, 47

Kelso, Donald 32

Kern County [Cal.] Recreational and

Cultural Commission 49

Kevess, Arthur 32

King, Winfield 14, 32

Kinkaid, Franklin 32

Kohutick, Bash William 32

Lawson, John Howard 47

Leathem, Barclay 15, 47

Lesh, Charles H. 32

Llewellyn, Ethel 49

Los Angeles. Playground and

Recreation Dept. 49

Los Angeles. Welfare Dept. 49

McCaskill, Hazel I. 16, 49

McKnight, Jolice 47

Maine, Merle 16, 32

Mase, Pat 47

Mathis, Gerald H. 32

sa: Paull, Eugene Bly

Meyer, George A. 42

Michigan. Youth Guidance

Commission 49

Morris, Mary 47

Music Educators' National

Conference 18, 49

Nass, William J. 18, 32

National Recreation Association 49

National Theatre Conference 18, 47

Nelson, Grace H. 47

New York University 18, 49

North Carolina. Recreation

Commission 49

Office and Professional Workers of

American, United. Local 35. 47

Ogden, Jess S. 42

Oldenburg, Charles 47

Patrons of Husbandry 20, 49

Paull, Eugene Bly 32

sa: Mathis, Gerald H.

Payant, LeRoy 20, 32

Pearson, Kathryn Pense 47

Pearson, Talbot 20, 47

Peers, Frank 20, 47

Petty, William 20, 47

Phillipi, Herbert 20, 47

Quilcene [Wash.] School District #48. 49

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Quinn, Howard A. 21, 32

Radir, Ruth 49

Railway Express Agency 49

Reid, George A. 47

Reisdorff, R. 47

Robinson, Duane 49

Robinson, Earl 22

Rogers, Claude P. 32

Roseen, [Mrs.] T. E. 47

Ross, W. A. 47

Sadler, Alice 47

Salt, Waldo 47

Sawyers, Zenda 42

Schwabland, J. L. 47

Scott, Lucian D. 24, 48

Scott, W. H. 48

Seattle Gas Company 24, 49

Seely, Harriet 24, 48

Shroll, Wayne 25, 32

Simpson, J. P. 49

Skoog, Gertrude 25, 32

Slotterbeck, Robert 25, 32

Snyder, Neal 48

Spokane. Public Schools 49

Stavis, Barrie 26, 48

Steinbrueck, Victor 26, 32

Stevens, David H. 26, 48

Stuberg, Robert A. 32

Suddock, [Mrs.] George G. 26

The Tribune [Ilwaco, Wash.] 50

Underwood Elliott Fisher Company 28, 50

United States. Federal Security Agency 50

United States. Intergovernmental

Relations Agency 50

United States. National Housing Agency 50

United States. National Parks Service 28, 50

United States. Veterans Administration 28, 50

Upmeyer, Nita 48

Vermont. Community Recreation Service 50

Vinnedge, R. W. 29, 48

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Walker, Ward 29, 48

Warren, George 48

Washington. Eastern Washington

College of Education 50

Washington. State College [Pullman] 29, 50

Washington. State Department 50

Washington Art Associaton 50

Washington Hospital Service 50

Watson, Warner 30, 48

Webster, [Mrs.] Leonard 50

Whitman College [Walla Walla] 50

Willamalane Park and Recreation

District [Oregon] 50

Wright, Martha 48

Yellow Springs [Ohio] Area Theatre 48

Youens, Frederick 31, 32