the inventory of the june havoc collection...

The Inventory

of the

June Havoc

Collection

#1805

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

Havoc, June (4/2/03) Page 1 of 1

Havoc, June #1805 4/2/03

Preliminary Listing (NB: Materials removed from Manuscript File in August 2012 to be inserted into June Havoc collection.) I. Correspondence. Box 1 A. ALS, JH to “Dan,” 2 p., n.d. [F. 1] II. Photographs. [Env. 2]

A. “Dainty June Havick [ill.],” black and white print, re: young JH, unidentified boy in Vaudeville, n.d.; includes holograph note on back.

B. 18 color prints re: JH, unidentified others; includes holograph notes on back.

C. 13 black and white prints re: JH, unidentified others; includes holograph notes on back.

D. 6 black and white prints re: Helen Hayes performing; notable includes: 1. Erickson, Leif. E. 1 black and white print, re: unidentified men on airport tarmac, American

Repertory Company event, n.d. Pkg. 46 F. JH, 11”x 14”, n.d.; includes handwritten note: “and we shall sit at endless

feast; enjoying each the other’s good” (from Lord Alfred Tennyson poem).

III. Printed Materials. A. The New York Times, advertisement for play “Marathon ’33” by JH, n.d.


Havoc, June #1805

7/24/12 Preliminary Listing

I. Film and Video. Box 1 A. “June Havoc home movies, ‘Pal Joey,’ and ‘Rain,’ 1940,” DVD, includes

footage of Gene Kelly. [Env. 1]


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12/9/15 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts.

A. Files. Box 2 1. “1960’s Marathon Dinner at 8, etc.,” n.d. [F. 1]

2. “All My Children,” ca. 7/19/1983; includes correspondence. [F. 2] 3. “Early Havoc,” n.d. [F. 3-4] 4. “Editorial Note Revision Copy 12/77,” ca. 1977-1982; includes

correspondence; printed material. [F. 5] 5. “Extras + Revisions,” n.d. [F. 6] 6. “Hilary Knight,” n.d.; includes professional materials. [F. 7] 7. “Hilly Knight: Baby June,” ca. 4/12/2004-11/1/2004; includes

correspondence. [F. 8] 8. “June Havoc, Author: A Story,” n.d.; includes photocopied drafts

of “Nuts for the Underman” and “Vignettes.” 9. “Library Books,” n.d. [F. 9] 10. “Love Regatta Lyrics – Old/New Wail, Chicot, Love Regatta

March,” n.d.; includes correspondence; professional materials. 11. “More Havoc ‘It was a holiday…’ original, yellows, carbon,” n.d. [F. 10] 12. “Nuts 1977, White Barn Acting Scripts,” n.d.; includes subfiles: [F. 11-13]

a. “I, Said the Fly: A Souvenir,” 1972. b. “June Havoc Play,” n.d. c. “Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation,” n.d.; includes printed

material; professional materials. d. Re: “Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation,” n.d. e. Re: “Super Super-Chief” and “I, Said the Fly,” n.d.

13. “‘Nuts’ (Fly) Orig. Typescript Post-Guthrie Production (1973).” [F. 14] 14. “‘O Glorious T.’ After Workshop,” 1967, n.d.; includes printed

material. [F. 15] 15. “‘O Glorious T.’ After Workshop,” n.d. [F. 16]

Box 3 16. “Return to Salem’s Lot,” 1986; includes correspondence; professional materials. [F. 1] 17. “Songs To Do: Have Recorded to Music,” n.d. [F. 2] 18. “‘Tintinnabulation’ (parts from) and ‘This Could Be the Best Acte’

Mel Marvin Real NY Pops Charts,” n.d.; includes subfile: a. “‘Oh’ Score Words Missing,” n.d.

19. “Turcaret,” ca. 3/15/1981-4/1/1981; includes correspondence; printed material; photographs. [F. 3]

20. “Very Early Marathon,” 1962. [F. 4] 21. “Writings – Dagger – Plastered Koten,” 1944, n.d. [F. 5]


22. “Wm. Spier Silver Frame,” ca. January-February 1958. 23. Re: The family vignettes, n.d.; includes correspondence. [F. 6] 24. Re: “The Mother Bit” by Adrian Spies, n.d. 25. Re: The Vaudville Times, 1999-ca. 2003; includes printed

material; subfiles: a. “Hillary K.,” n.d. [F. 7] b. “New Book Manuscript,” n.d. c. “Career Chronology – 1913 to ? – List of works of all kinds

– the Loves,” n.d. [F. 8] 26. Re: Havoc Song Performances, n.d. [F. 9] 27. Re: Notes from the pen and pencil vignettes, n.d. 28. Re: Vignette plays and entertainment, 12/15/1971, n.d. [F. 10-11] 29. Re: Plays and reviews, 1973-1977, n.d.; includes printed material;

financial materials; subfiles: [F. 12] a. Re: Clippings about “I, Said the Fly,” December 1973. b. Re: Newspaper, 1921.

B. Stageplays. 1. “Affairs of State,” by Louis Verneuil, TS with holograph notes,

approx. 125 p., December 1949; includes photographs. [F. 13] 2. “Annie,” by Thomas Meehan and Martin Charnin, TS with

holograph notes, approx. 50 p., 1/6/1978; includes printed materials. [F. 14]

3. “Burd (Great State of Hysteria),” photocopied TS with holograph notes, 40 p., n.d. [F. 15]

4. “A Delicate Balance,” by Edward Albee, TS with holograph notes, 2 copies, approx. 100 p. each, 1966-1967; includes memorabilia; professional materials; photographs. [F. 16-17]

5. “The Desk Set,” by William Marchant, TS with holograph notes, approx. 100 p., 12/13/1955; includes printed materials; photographs. [F. 18]

6. “Dinner at Eight,” by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, TS with holograph notes, 175 p., 1966. [F. 19]

7. “Dream Girl,” by Elmer Rice, TS with holograph notes, 115 p., n.d. [F. 20]

8. “Gypsy,” by Arthur Laurents, Jule Styne, and Stephen Sondheim, TS with holograph notes, approx. 100 p., n.d. [F. 21]

9. “Gypsy – Estimating Script,” by Arthur Laurents, TS with holograph notes, 134 p., 1961. [F. 22]

10. “Gypsy – Final,” by Arthur Laurents, TS with holograph notes, 130 p., 1961. [F. 23]

Box 4 11. “Gypsy – Rev. Final,” by Arthur Laurents, TS with holograph notes, 127 p., 1961. [F. 1] 12. “Habeas Corpus,” by Alan Bennett, TS with holograph notes, 108

p., n.d. [F. 2] 13. “The Infernal Machine,” by Jean Cocteau, TS with holograph

notes, approx. 90 p., n.d. [F. 3]


14. “Jitters,” by David French, TS with holograph notes, approx. 100 p., 1979; includes printed material. [F. 4]

15. “Love Letters,” by A.R. Gurney, TS with holograph notes, 2 copies, approx. 50 p. each, n.d. [F. 5]

16. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” by William Shakespeare, TS with holograph notes, approx. 100 p., 1958. [F. 6]

17. “The Naked Genius,” by Gypsy Rose Lee, TS with holograph notes, 2 copies, 120 p. each, n.d. [F. 7]

18. “New School for Scandal,” TS, 96 p., n.d. [F. 8] 19. “The Old Lady’s Guide to Survival” by Mayo Simon, TS with

holograph notes, 2 copies, approx. 80 p. each, 2/26/1993-3/15/1994; includes photographs; professional materials. [F. 9]

20. “The Ryan Girl,” by Edmund Goulding, TS, approx. 100 p., 1945. [F. 10] 21. “Sadie Thompson,” TS with holograph notes, approx. 80 p., 3

copies, 1979, n.d. [F. 11-12] 22. “The Shanghai Gesture” by John Colton, TS, 125 p., n.d. [F. 13] 23. “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” by Hugh

Wheeler and Stephen Sondheim, TS with holograph notes, approx. 130 p., n.d. [F. 14]

C. Radioplays. 1. “Blues in the Night,” from “Report from Steve Black,” by William

Spier, 23 p., TS, n.d. [F. 15] 2. “Chronicle of the Condemned Girl Who Read a Book,” from “The

Adventure of Daniel Sunday,” TS with holograph notes, 34 p., n.d. 3. “Conversation by Night with a Despised Man (Instruction for

Contemporaries),” by Friedrich Durrenmatt, translated by David Ober and Georg H. Fromm, TS, 15 p., n.d.

4. “Pearls Are a Nuisance,” by Raymond Chandler, adapted by Ranald MacDougall, TS, 27 p., n.d.

5. “The San Quentin Rescue,” from “Report from Steve Black,” by William Spier, TS, 24 p., n.d.

D. Teleplays. 1. “Anna Christie,” by Eugene O’Neill, adapted by Norman Lessing,

109 p., TS with holograph notes, 1952. [F. 16] 2. “The Balzac Murder,” by Joseph Cochrane, TS with holograph

notes, 2 copies, 49 p. each, 1951. [F. 17] 3. “The Bartlett Desk,” by Louis Pelletier, TS, 44 p., 1953. [F. 18] 4. “The Consul,” by Richard Harding Davis, adapted by Thomas

Phipps, TS, 39 p., 1953. 5. “The Grand Cross of the Crescent,” by Richard Harding Davis,

adapted by marc Siegel, TS, 53 p., 1953. 6. “Happy Birthday, Aunt Sarah,” by George Oppenheimer, TS, 23

p., 1953. 7. “The Quiet Village,” by Rod Serling, TS, 35 p., 1953. [F. 19]


8. “Sarah Was There,” (formerly “Aunt Sara’s Antics”) by George Oppenheimer, TS with holograph notes, approx. 40 p., revisions and drafts, 1951.

9. “The Strangest of Bargains,” from “Murder, She Wrote,” by Philip Gerson, TS with holograph notes, 89 p., 1986.

10. “Theatre,” by Somerset Maugham, adapted by Elspeth Cochrane, TS with holograph notes, 88 p., 1956. [F. 20]

E. Scripts by JH. 1. “Early Havoc,” TS, approx. 100 p., 3 copies, n.d. [F. 21-22] 2. “I Said the Fly,” TS, approx. 70 p., 3 copies, n.d. [F. 23]

Box 5 3. “Marathon ’33,” TS, 92 p., 6 copies, 1982; includes printed material; correspondence. [F. 1-4] 4. “Nuts for the Underman,” TS with holograph notes, 2 copies,

approx. 90 p. each, 1977; includes printed material; professional materials; photographs. [F. 5-6]

5. “Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation,” TS with holograph notes, approx. 70 p., 5 copies, n.d. [F. 7-8]

6. “An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc,” TS with holograph notes, approx. 30 p., 3 copies, 1988. [F. 9]

7. “Untitled Play,” TS, approx. 80 p., n.d.; includes correspondence, photographs; memorabilia. [F. 10]

8. “Vignettes,” TS, 2 copies, approx. 50 p. each, n.d.; includes correspondence; photographs; memorabilia. [F. 11]

9. “The Warm Peninsula,” TS with holograph notes, approx. 120 p., 1959. [F. 12]

F. Script fragments, TS with holograph notes, approx. 30 p., n.d. [F. 13] G. Book drafts, by JH.

1. EARLY HAVOC, TS with holograph notes, 427 p., n.d. [F. 14-16] 2. MARATHON, TS with holograph notes, 150 p., n.d. [F. 17] 3. MORE HAVOC, TS with holograph notes, 104 p., n.d. [F. 18-20] 4. MORE HAVOC, TS, 306 p., n.d. [F. 21-22] 5. SARABAND, TS, 47 p., n.d. [F. 23] 6. GYPSY Vol. I by Gypsy Rose Lee, TS with holograph notes, 206

p., 1956; includes printed material. [F. 24] 7. GYPSY Vol. II by Gypsy Rose Lee, TS with holograph notes, 270

p., 1956; includes printed material. [F. 25] Box 6 H. Notes, holograph, approx. 150 p., n.d.; includes printed material;

notebooks. [F. 1-2] I. Short Stories.

1. “A True Story” as told to June Havoc by Homer, 2 copies, 30 p. each, n.d. [F. 3]

J. Fragments, TS holograph notes, approx. 105 p., n.d. [F. 4] K. Sheet music, holograph, 1947-1971, n.d.

1. B – E; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 5-6] a. “The Best.” b. “Chicot.”


c. “Caldonia.” d. “Cause I Haven’t A Thing to Wear.”

2. F – I Gotta…; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 7] a. “Fanfare #2.” b. “Gorgeous.” c. “Harry.” d. “I Am Longing.” e. “I Gotta Have You.”

3. I’ve… – Lang…; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 8] a. “Jada.”

4. Love…; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 9] a. “Love Regatta March.”

5. Lull… - O; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 10] a. “Magic.” b. “One for My Baby.”

6. Pop… – R; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 11] a. “Red Hot Mama.” b. “Refinement.” c. “Ride Out.”

7. S – Wail…; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 12] a. “Silver Lining.” b. “Tea for Two.” c. “Wail.” d. “Wake Up.”

8. Who… - You… [F. 13] 9. You’ve… - Untitled; titles with lyrics by JH include: [F. 14]

a. Various untitled pieces. II. Printed Material.

A. Files. 1. “1940’s,” 1948-1949; includes photographs; correspondence;

professional materials. [F. 15] 2. “1940’s,” 1980-1992; includes correspondence. 3. “1952-53-54 Havoc Scrapbook ‘Orphans’”; includes photographs;

correspondence. 4. “1961-62 Tour Extras”; includes correspondence; photographs. [F. 16-20]

Box 7 5. “Abin Goon,” 2003, n.d.; includes subfile: a. Re: The June Havoc Theatre opening, 11/3/2003. [F. 1]

6. “Abingdon Gala,” 11/3/2003, n.d.; includes audio materials; correspondence. [F. 2]

7. “Copies of Deeds 190 Rue Noisy-Le-Sec,” 1970-1996, n.d.; includes photographs. [F. 3]

8. “Early Havoc,” 1953-1979, n.d. [F. 4] 9. “Eve London,” 1983-1985, n.d. [F. 5] 10. “Flat Rock 1991-92 Plus ‘Lecture Tour.’” [F. 6]


11. “Gyps[y] Book + Show Reviews,” 1957-1959, n.d. 12. “Hartford Stage Co. Jan. 26, 2002, ‘Lifeboat Drill’ by Tennessee

Williams read by JH and Dick Cavett,” 1/26/2002, n.d. 13. “June Havoc This Way on My Own Theater – 3 Years in New

Orleans,” ca. 3/29/1970-6/18/1970. 14. “More Havoc Plus Misc. 1980s,” 1980-1988, n.d. [F. 7-8] 15. “NY Times 2003,” 8/10/2003, n.d.; includes photographs. [F. 9] 16. “Songs from Pal Joey,” n.d.; includes manuscripts. 17. “Vaudeville,” 1999-2000. 18. “Westport Annie ’83,” 1983; includes correspondence. [F. 10] 19. Re: Promotional materials, 1924-1986; includes photographs;

correspondence; notable: [F. 11-12] a. Peck, Gregory.

20. Re: Repertory theatre programs and reviews, 1970-1982; includes photographs; correspondence. [F. 13-14]

21. Re: Abingdon Theatre, book publication, recipes, 1946-2003; includes subfiles: a. “Havoc Recipes,” 1946-1993, n.d.; includes

correspondence. [F. 15] b. Re: Abingdon Theatre Benefit Gala, 2003; includes

correspondence; memorabilia. c. Re: MORE HAVOC publication, 1980; includes

correspondence. 22. Re: Miscellaneous writings, lyrics, reviews, and contracts, 1946-

2002; includes photographs; manuscripts; notable (Paul Newman); subfiles: a. “Love Regatta Carbon,” n.d.; includes manuscripts. [F. 16-17] b. Re: Cannon Crossing stories, 1986, n.d.

23. Re: Vaudeville Times, 1998-2003. [F. 18-19] 24. Re: White Barn Theatre, 1997-1998. [F. 20] 25. Re: JH in Chichester, 1987. 26. Re: Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1986; includes professional

materials. 27. Re: “Streetcar Named Desire,” 1970.

Box 8 28. Re: “Can’t Stop the Music,” 1979; includes photographs; correspondence; printed material. [F. 1] 29. Re: Shaw Festival, 1987; includes correspondence. 30. Re: Sweeney Todd, 1982; includes correspondence. [F. 2] 31. Re: “Habeas Corpus,” 1975; includes correspondence. [F. 3-4] 32. Re: “Annie: The Broadway Musical,” 1982-1987; includes

correspondence. [F. 5] 33. Re: Horizons Theatre, 1986-1987; includes correspondence; audio

materials. [F. 6] 34. Re: Cannon Crossing, n.d. [F. 7] 35. Re: Flat Rock Playhouse, 1992; includes correspondence.


36. Re: “Eleemosynary,” 2003; includes correspondence. B. Magazine clippings re: JH, 1980. [F. 8] C. Fliers, n.d. D. Movie posters (8), n.d.; includes JH’s signature. E. Sheet music, n.d. F. Newspaper clippings, 1915-1997, n.d. [F. 9-10] G. Magazines, 1942-1997, n.d. [F. 11-12]

Box 9 H. Programs, 1911-1990s, n.d. [F. 1-2] I. Page proofs.

a. EARLY HAVOC, 103 p., 1959. [F. 3] b. MORE HAVOC, 278 p., 1979. [F. 4-6] c. MORE HAVOC, 277 p., 1/15/1980. [F. 7-9] d. MORE HAVOC, 277 p., 1/28/1980. [F. 10-12]

J. Booklets (2), 1891-1950. [F. 13] K. Newspaper series (2), 1970. [F. 14] L. Season playbills (9), 1953-1971. M. Postcard re: “A Streetcar Named Desire,” n.d. N. Plays (2) 1964-1974. O. Newsletters (10), 1915-2005; includes clipping. [F. 15]

III. Photographs. A. Files.

Box 10 1. “10/18/86 Titania Medieval Market,” 1 black and white print, 1 negative, 1986. [F. 1] 2. “1940’s,” 21 black and white prints, n.d. 3. “1950’s,” 21 black and white prints, n.d. 4. “1950’s,” 23 black and white prints, n.d. 5. “1950’s,” 32 black and white prints, 1949-1950, n.d.; includes

notables: a. Romero, Cesar. [F. 2]

6. “1960’s,” 15 black and white prints, 1 color print, 24 negatives, 3 contact sheets, 1964-1967, n.d.; includes subfile: a. “Trapeze,” 1 black and white print, 2 contact sheets, 24

negatives, n.d. 7. “1970’s, 80’s, 90’s,” 12 black and white prints, 1 color prints, n.d.;

includes notables: a. Hurt, William. [F. 3] b. Pullman, Bill.

8. “Beautiful Portrait Shot of Baby June,” 1 black and white print, n.d.

9. “Cannon Crossing Images,” 10 black and white prints, 2 color prints, n.d.

10. “Casting: Daphne in Cottage D,” 2 black and white prints, 1972. 11. “Contemp. – Miscellaneous,” 11 black and white prints, 2 color,

n.d.


12. “February-March 5, 1995 – OLGTS,” 17 color prints; includes printed material.

13. “Havoc Pix rare (ish),” 44 black and white prints, 5 color prints, 1948-2000; includes printed material; correspondence;

subfiles: [F. 4] a. “Dainty June/Also Havoc w/ Joe E. Brown,” n.d. b. “Veloxes Mechanicals,” 2001, n.d. c. “Wanted Make Copies,” 1948-1961. includes notables: a. Chaplin, Charles. b. Peck, Gregory.

14. “Horizon, Negs in Actors’ Cemetery,” 1 negative strip, n.d. [F. 5] 15. “June Havoc,” 3 black and white prints, 2 negatives, n.d. 16. “Miscellaneous Contemp.,” 10 black and white prints, 1 color

print, n.d.; includes correspondence. 17. “Miscellaneous Hollywood,” 21 black and white prints, n.d. 18. “Negatives (2): Vaudeville Posters,” n.d. 19. “Pride – Olympies, real and studio,” 36 slides, n.d. 20. “Profile Havoc ’76,” 36 black and white prints, 5 black and white

contact sheets, 6 negatives; includes manuscripts. [F. 6] 21. “Show Dupes Ship,” 41 slides, n.d.; includes notable:

a. Lansbury, Angela. [F. 7] 22. “W/ Timmy Troll (?),” 5 black and white prints, n.d. 23. “‘Willy’ Book Originals,” 6 black and white prints, n.d. 24. “YB [Youthbridge],” 215 slides, 1972-1973. [F. 8] 25. “Youthbridge (Outtaken),” 8 black and white prints, 1969, n.d.;

includes printed material; correspondence. 26. Re: JH photoshoot for “An Unexpected Evening with June

Havoc,” 13 black and white contact sheets, 1984. [F. 9] 27. Re: JH performance photos, 34 black and white prints, n.d.;

includes printed material; notables: a. Bernstein, Leonard. [F. 10] b. Burton, Richard. c. Connors, Whit. d. Harris, Julie. e. Hayes, Helen. f. Houseman, John. g. Peck, Gregory. h. Spier, William. i. Stack, Robert.

28. Re: young JH, JH with William Spier, JH career performances, 1935-1992, n.d.; includes printed material; legal materials; financial materials; notables: [F. 11] a. Arnaz, Desi. b. Ball, Lucille. c. Lansbury, Angela.


29. Re: early Vaudeville and dainty JH, 64 slides, n.d. [F. 12] 30. Re: dance marathon, 70 slides. 31. Re: travel (shows and personal), 72 black and white prints, 53

color prints, n.d.; includes printed material; subfiles: [F. 13] a. Re: personal travel in Europe and South America, 37 color

prints, 35 black and white prints. b. Re: travel and award dinner, 20 black and white prints, 55

color prints, 11/25/1999, n.d. includes notables: a. Daly, Tyne. b. Giuliani, Rudy.

32. Re: events and shows, 3 black and white prints, 10 color prints, 1960-2001, n.d.; includes correspondence; notable (Angela Lansbury); subfiles: [F. 14] a. “Murder She Wrote,” 6 color prints, 7 negative strips, n.d. b. “Time Troll Negs,” 1 negative strip, n.d. c. “1st Murder – Angela + Me,” 10 color prints, 1 negative

strip, n.d. d. “Abbott Show,” 5 negative strips, n.d. e. “Flat Rock Theatre with Burt Reynolds,” 8 black and white

prints, 12 color prints, 1992; includes printed material; correspondence.

f. “Allenhurst Tourist,” 4 color prints, 2 negative strips, n.d. g. “Sweeney,” 4 color prints, n.d. h. “Gift,” 37 color prints, 7 negative strips, n.d. i. “Gypsy Party #1 + awards,” 2 color prints, n.d.; includes

notable: i. Daly, Tyne.

j. “Players Member Nite,” 4 negative strips, n.d. k. “Gift,” 18 negative strips, n.d.

33. Re: “The Old Lady’s Guide to Survival,” 27 color prints, n.d. [F. 15] 34. Re: screenshots from talk show, 12 black and white prints, 1959. 35. Re: signs, 8 black and white prints, n.d.; includes professional

materials. 36. Re: Cannon Crossing Olde School House Grill, 1 black and white

print, 7 color prints, 1992, n.d.; includes printed material. 37. Re: “An Unexpected Enemy” and “Sweeney Todd,” 44 black and

white prints, 65 color prints, 1985-2003, n.d.; includes printed material; notables: [F. 16] a. Lansbury, Angela. b. Peters, Bernadette.

Box 11 38. Re: travels between 1952-1953, 116 black and white prints, 6 color prints, 1 negative strip, 1 slide; includes printed material; correspondence. [F. 1-3]


39. Re: friends, 30 black and white prints, 4 color prints, 2 negative strips, n.d. [F. 4]

40. Re: Prize Ring Bar, 4 negatives, n.d. 41. Re: portraits, 2 black and white prints, 3 color prints, 2000, n.d. 42. Re: stage performances, 151 negative strips, 60 slides, n.d. [F. 5] 43. Re: “The Beaux Stratagem,” 17 color slides, n.d. [F. 6] 44. Re: “The Perils of Pauline,” 8 color slides, n.d. 45. Re: “Sadie Thompson,” 7 color slides, n.d. 46. Re: “Marathon ’33,” 27 black and white slides, n.d. 47. Re: “Marathon ’33 #2,” 36 black and white slides, n.d. 48. Re: “Marathon ’33 #3,” 7 black and white slides. 49. Re: assorted files, 1 black and white print, 2 black and white

contact sheets, 166 slides, n.d.; includes printed material; professional materials; correspondence; subfiles:

a. “Marathon (’33 + test),” 5 negative strips. [F. 7] 50. Re: JH performances and promotional stills, 43 black and white

prints, 2 color prints, 8 negatives, 1975-2003, n.d.; includes printed material; memorabilia. [F. 8-9]

51. Re: “The Accidental Tourist,” 16 black and white prints, 32 color prints, n.d.; includes notables: a. Begley, Ed, Jr. [Env. 1] b. Davis, Geena. c. Kasdan, Lawrence. d. Pullman, Bill. e. Turner, Kathleen.

52. Re: American Airlines sponsored dinner, 34 color prints, 1 black and white print, n.d.; includes notable:

a. Tomlin, Lily. [Env. 2] 53. Re: dogs and other animals, 95 color prints, 1994-2003. [Env. 3]

Box 12 B. Personal, 25 black and white prints, 21 color prints, 2 negatives, 7 negative strips, 3 color strips, n.d.; includes notables:

1. Ball, Lucille. [F. 1] 2. Lee, Gypsy Rose.

C. Professional. 1. Re: Dainty June, 32 black and white prints, 3 color prints, 1

negative strip, 5 negatives, n.d. [F. 2] 2. Re: public appearances, 22 black and white prints, 1963-1988, n.d.;

include printed materials; notables: a. Kennedy, John F. [F. 3] b. Lewis, Joe. c. Sandburg, Carl.

3. Re: animal welfare, 30 black and white prints, 2 color prints, n.d.; includes correspondence; notable: a. Oakie, Jack. [F. 4]


4. Re: promotional stills, 45 black and white prints, 3 negatives, 1 negative strip, 1966-1982, n.d.; includes notables: a. Lesser, Ben. [F. 5-6] b. Oakie, Jack.

5. Re: performance stills, 42 black and white prints, 5 black and white contact sheets, 10 color prints, 1 color transparency, n.d.; includes notables: a. Burns, George. [F. 7] b. Ebsen, Buddy. c. Harris, Julie. d. Houseman, John. e. Lee, Gypsy Rose. f. Rooney, Mickey.

6. Re: performance stills. a. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” 5 black and white prints,

n.d. [F. 8] b. “Dinner at Eight,” 2 black and white prints, n.d. c. “Marathon ’33,” 13 black and white prints; includes

notable: i. Avera, Tom. ii. Janis, Conrad.

d. “Sweeney Todd,” 6 black and white prints, 3 color prints, 1 color slide, 1988, n.d.

7. Re: photographs of others, 15 black and white prints, 1 photocopy, 1 negative, 1983, n.d.; includes notables:

a. Avera, Tom. b. Gish, Lillian.

b. Harris, Julie. c. Janis, Conrad. d. Lee, Allen. e. Lee, Gypsy Rose. f. Sandburg, Carl.

8. Re: theater/stage images, 3 black and white prints, n.d. 9. Re: Headshots, 94 black and white prints, 7 color prints, 15

negatives, 3 slides, 3/5/1980, n.d. [F. 9-10]

IV. Scrapbooks. Box 13 A. “1936-38, Modeling – Jones Beach, Etc.” [Loose]

B. “1956.” C. “Chicago & Early On All Correspondence,” 1993-1995. D. “Dainty June,” 1924-2010, n.d.

E. “Havoc’s 110th or so…Nov. 8th, 1987,” 1979-1987, n.d.; includes notables: 1. Carr, Allan. 2. Eliot, Drew. 3. Hayden, Jeffrey. 4. Hayes, Helen.


5. Hook, Ted. 6. Janney, Julie. 7. Johnson, Van. 8. Kerr, E. Katherine. 9. Lortel, Lucille. 10. Roberts, Doris. 11. Romero, Cesar. 12. Saint, Eva Marie. 13. Wolfington, Iggie.

Box 14 F. “Intrigue, Un-American Activities, ‘Iron Curtain,’” 1947-1948; includes notables:

1. Peck, Gregory. 2. Raft, George. 3. Spier, William.

G. “The Ryan Girl, etc.,” 1945; includes notable: 1. Lowe, Edmund.

H. “Sweeney Todd,” n.d. I. Re: Dance marathon, 1938, n.d. J. Re: “Old Lady’s Guide to Survival,” 1994-1997; includes professional

materials; legal materials; memorabilia. K. Re: Vaudeville actors and performers, 1920-1924. L. Re: Personal pictures with friends and family, 1985-1986, n.d.; includes

notables: 1. Daly, Tyne. 2. Lansbury, Angela. 3. Tomlin, Lily. 4. Trebek, Alex.

Box 15 M. Re: Youthbridge, 1969; includes notable: 1. Newman, Paul.

N. Re: Publicity clippings, 1995. O. Re: Dance marathon, n.d. P. Re: “Marathon ’33,” n.d.; includes printed materials; photographs. [F. 1]

Box 16 P. Re: April Kent, 1944-1949, n.d. [Loose] Q. Re: William Spier, n.d.

V. Correspondence. A. Files.

1. “All Gypsy – Early-mid and Obits,” 1964-1966; includes TL; TLS; ANS; printed material. [F. 1]

2. “Early Havoc – Contracts, Correspondence, etc.,” 1956-1987; includes TL; TLS; TNS; AN; printed material; legal materials; financial materials; professional materials. [F. 2]

3. “Gyp 62-63,” 1956-1965; includes TLS; AN; legal materials. [F. 3] 4. “Gyp 1966-1967,” 1966-1969; includes TLS. [F. 4] 5. “Gyp 68-69-70,” 1968-1970; includes TLS; ALS. [F. 5] 6. “Gypsy Rose Lee,” 1931-1944, n.d.


7. “‘Marathon’ Feigay,” 1961-1962, n.d.; includes TLS; ALS; printed material.

8. Re: “Marathon ’33,” 1959-1972, n.d.; includes subfiles: a. “‘Marathon ’33’ – Early on Before Production,” 1959-

1968, n.d.; includes TLS; ALS. [F. 6] b. “‘Marathon’ Legal,” 1962-1971; includes TLS; ALS.

9. Re: Letters from friends and professional acquaintances, 1951-1993; includes TLS; ALS; ANS; photographs; printed material; notables: a. Kerr, E. Katherine. [F. 7] b. Lee, Gypsy Rose. c. Tomlin, Lily.

10. Re: Harold Prince, Tyrone Guthrie, theater performances, and book publishing, 1951-1991; includes TLS; ALS; ANS; printed material; photographs. [F. 8]

B. Professional, 1971-1994; includes TLS; TNS; AN; postcards; cards. [F. 9] C. Personal, 1981, n.d.; includes ALS; ANS; cards.

VI. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. “Current C.V.,” 1992-2004, n.d.; includes printed material; correspondence. [F. 10]

2. “Floor Plans for ‘Rain,’” 1955. 3. “Havoc’s Pipe Night,” 1995; includes correspondence. 4. “Marathon ’33,” 1993; includes correspondence. 5. “Unexpected Eve and Theatre, etc.”; includes subfiles:

a. “Unexpected Expenses ’83-present,” 1985-1988, n.d.; includes financial materials; correspondence; legal materials; manuscripts. [F. 11]

b. Re: One woman show, 1989-2000; includes correspondence; printed material.

c. “Misc. Corr. 2000/faxes,” 2000; includes legal materials; correspondence.

d. “Original Sadie,” 1955. e. “Unused Writings – Earliest Treatment of E.H.,” 1980-

1989, n.d.; includes correspondence; manuscripts. 6. “Willy’s Farewell to the Theatre – Show #17, Correspondence,

etc.,” 1962-1972, n.d.; includes printed material; correspondence; photographs. [F. 12]

B. Address books, A-Z, n.d. [F. 13-14] C. Daily planners, 1990-2003. [F. 15-17] D. Filmography, n.d. [F. 18] E. Book review, 1967. F. Calendars, 1992-1994. G. Prop list, n.d. H. List of charities, n.d.


I. Memos, 1970-2000. J. JH interview with Rosemary Garner, n.d. K. List of interviews, 1995. L. Television program schedule, n.d. [F. 19] M. Press releases and official bios, 1970-1983, n.d. N. Theater season schedule, 1970. O. Episode schedules, 1942-1950. P. Cue cards, n.d. [F. 20]

VII. Financial Materials.

Box 17 A. Re: television appearances, 1990. [F. 1] VIII. Legal Materials.

A. Files. 1. “Clearances: June Havoc Show,” 1964-1965; includes professional

materials; notables: a. Fonda, Henry. b. Harris, Julie. c. Moreno, Rita.

B. Re: Licensing and royalty agreements, 2001-2011. C. Contract, 1929. D. Mortgage, 1929.

IX. Artwork. A. 2 ink pieces by Hirschfeld, n.d. [F. 2] B. 3 ink pieces of performance centers, n.d. C. Pastel portrait of man in top hat seated on green chair. D. Photocopy of “Ferry the Frog,” n.d. E. Pastel portrait of ballerina, n.d. F. Photocopy of “Will Ferry the Frog,” n.d. G. Photocopy of sun with face and young woman holding umbrella over cow,

n.d.

X. Materials re: Cannon Crossing. A. Subject files; may include printed material; photographs; professional

materials; correspondence. 1. “Blessing + Misc.,” 1981-1986. [F. 3] 2. “Blessing + Misc. + Press Releases,” 1978-1986, n.d. [F. 4] 3. “Cannon Crossing/Cannondale,” 1978-1980; includes legal

materials; financial materials. [F. 5] 4. “Joann Hush Schoolhouse Add. Cannon Crossing Wilton, Conn.,”

1983, n.d.; includes memorabilia. [F. 6] 5. Re: The Players, 1989. 6. Re: 1980s performances and appearances, 1985-1987.

B. Manuscripts. 1. Articles (3), TS with holograph notes, 16 p., 1979, n.d. [F. 7]


2. Song lyrics, n.d. 3. By others.

a. Short story, “Once Upon a Mare an Ass Makes a Mule” by Julian Whittlesey, TS, 2 p., n.d.

b. Poem, “Havoc,” TS, 1 p., n.d. C. Manuscripts.

1. Cannon Crossing Blessing, 1981. 2. Sketch, n.d.

D. Correspondence, 1978-1986; includes TL; TLS; AL. E. Professional Materials.

1. Remodeling plan, n.d. 2. Press release, TS, 2 p., n.d.

F. Financial materials. 1. Expense report, 1985.

G. Legal materials. 1. Zoning permit, 1978.

H. Printed material. 1. Newsletter, 1987. [F. 8] 2. Programs, n.d. 3. Fliers, 1985, n.d. 4. Cards, n.d. 5. Invitations, 4/23/1989. 6. Magazine clippings, 1978-1983. 7. Magazines, 1978-1986. [F. 9-10] 8. Posters, n.d. [F. 11] 9. Newspaper clippings, 1974-1988, n.d. [F. 12-16]

I. Photographs. 1. 112 color prints, 1978-1988. [F. 17] 2. 64 black and white prints, n.d. [F. 18] 3. 4 color transparencies, n.d. [F. 19] 4. 28 color slides, 47 black and white negative strips, 1987, n.d. [F. 20]

J. Scrapbooks. Box 18 1. “Moments of Unbounded Excitement,” 1966-1980; includes

photographs; printed material; correspondence. [Loose] XI. Memorabilia.

A. JEWEL OF JOLIET by will County Cultural arts Assoc., 1977. [F. 1] B. Scrapbook covers, n.d. [F. 2-3] C. Awards and certificates (3), 1967-1987, n.d. [F. 4] D. Quote boards (3), n.d. E. JH buttons, n.d. [Env. 1] F. Hollywood card, n.d. G. 2 tickets for “An Enemy of the People,” 9/21/2012. H. Duplicate of National Variety Artists, Inc., certificate, 10/5/1929. I. 2 cards printed with black and white photographs.


J. Laminated ink sketch by Reginald Marsh, n.d. K. Small pink plaque re: Tujague’s Restaurant, n.d. L. Sign mock-ups and photographs of signs, n.d. [Env. 2] M. Iron with wooden handle, n.d. [Loose] N. Black velvet cap with brim and red-orange flower and tassels, n.d. O. Silver spoon, n.d. P. Maxwell House coffee can, n.d.

Box 19 Q. Commemorative plate inscribed to JH from The Players, 3/19/1995. R. A pair of men’s shoes, black, with black socks and lasts, n.d. S. Metal box, women of challenge award, issued by the Girl Scouts, 1987. T. Theater Hall of Fame award medallion on ribbon, 2000. U. Pair of red, women’s high-heeled shoes, n.d. V. Metal pitcher with lid, n.d.

XII. Audio Materials. A. Cassettes.

Box 20 1. “6 & 7 Shirts Tape,” n.d. 2. “8 Shirts Tape,” n.d.

3. “11/84 Unexpected Evening Act Two.” 4. “Act I Dialog, Deitrich – Intro – Jersey,” n.d. 5. “Annie 11/7/82 Havoc Act I,” n.d. 6. “Annie 11/7/82 Havoc (Act II).” 7. “The Bear – (Score) (Hellerman – Minkoff),” n.d. 8. “Bert Lahr – Fred Allen (1939).” 9. “Best Age No Vamps.” 10. “‘Burlesque’ Theatre Guild on the Air,” n.d. 11. “Caledonia: Piano & Louis Jordan,” n.d. 12. “Canaries: Training,” n.d. 13. “‘Carol of the Animals’ Linda M. Clifford 1988.” 14. “Cinderella,” n.d. 15. “Conversations w/ June Havoc ‘Speaking Havoc’ 11-8-01.” 16. “Dialog and Score Oct/88 from Top.” 17. “Dietrich: ‘You’ve Got That Look’ 3x Plus 1x with ‘Assez,’” n.d. 18. “Do Not Go Gentle (Avalon),” n.d. 19. “Durante – Jolson, Songs Gotta Come from the Heart,” n.d. 20. “For June, With Love,” n.d. 21. “For June, With Love from Max & (Nancy!),” 1997. 22. “Gotta Have You,” n.d. 23. “Happy Birthday! From Neal,” n.d. 24. “June Havoc – 10/18/91 – Dallas,” n.d. 25. “June Havoc – Commercial Texts 5/15/96.” 26. “With June Havoc: Julie Harris, Beatrice Lillie, Gypsy Rose Lee,”

n.d. 27. “June Havoc 2005 @ 93 on Larry’s 71st 11-21-05.” 28. “Havoc Songs: Master,” n.d. 29. “Hello, Frisco, Hello,” n.d.


30. “‘Homer’ Read by June Havoc,” n.d. 31. “Homer written read by Havoc,” n.d. 32. “Hurricane Havoc,” n.d. 33. “Gypsy Rose Lee: That’s Me All Over,” n.d. 34. “A Letter re: What I’m Writing? Book?” n.d. 35. “Little Girls Easy St [illegible],” n.d. 36. “Lucille Lortel’s White Barn Theatre – Sadie Thompson in

Concert Aug 27, 2000.” 37. “The Love I Long For,” n.d. 38. “Lunt/Fontanne,” n.d. 39. “Making Memories Act I 4/12,” n.d. 40. “Marathon ’33,” n.d. 41. “Odiva – 3 Times (2:41 each) (St. Stems [?] Aquarium),” n.d. 42. “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck, featuring Burgess

Meredith, June Havoc, George Matthews, 1980. 43. “Opening – Julia – Partner – Dankle – Joey Montage – Jazzy Loie

– Best Age Orch,” n.d. 44. “Pearls Are A Nuisance,” 4/19/1945. 45. “Pipe Night: The Players,” 3/19/1995; includes notables:

a. Arnaz, Lucie. b. Daly, Tyne. c. Frankel, Aaron. d. Kissel, Howard. e. Luckinbill, Lawrence. f. Mandell, Alan. g. Selznick, Daniel. h. Witchel, Alex.

46. “‘Pirate Jenny’ – starting in C minor,” n.d. 47. “Preshow A+B,” n.d. 48. “Proudly We Hail ‘Two’s A Crowd,’” n.d. 49. “Radio’s Golden Days,” n.d. 50. “Ria Bouchinska (complete),” n.d. 51. “Reding Elee La Mosen Lynn Elizabeth,” n.d. 52. “Ross Warm Up Copy,” n.d. 53. “Ross Warm Up Havoc’s Warm Up,” n.d. 54. “Sadie T. 4/14/00.” 55. “Sadie Thompson at the White Barn 08/26/00.” 56. “Sadie Thompson in concert 8/2000.” 57. “Sadie Thompson in Concert 8/27/00.” 58. “Sadie Thompson Rehearsal Tape,” n.d. 59. “Sam Spade A Satire on the Tie Show,” n.d. 60. “Sam Spade ‘The Critical Author Caper’ Broadcast on 8/15/48.” 61. “Sam Spade ‘The Lawless Caper’ Broadcast 8/29/48.” 62. “Sam Spade ‘The Sugar Cane Caper’ Broadcast on 10/3/48.” 63. “Sara’s Poems,” n.d. 64. “SC 1-2-3-4,” n.d.


65. “SC 1-2-3-4-5,” n.d. 66. “Sell me Your Life 2-15-45.” 67. “Ship Show ’90.” 68. “Songs: Abingdaon Nov. 3, 2003.” 69. “Sprint + Pitch 40 Each,” n.d. 70. “Suspense: ‘Blind date’ Broadcast on 9/29/49.” 71. “Suspense: The Waxwork part 2 only ‘The Dunwich Horror’ part I

only broadcast on 11/1/45.” 72. “Sweeney Todd Act I Part 1,” n.d. 73. “Sweeney Todd (ATP) Act One Final Performance,” n.d. 74. “Sweeney Todd Act One Part 2,” n.d. 75. “Swing Tac…,” 5/11/1957. 76. “Unexpected ’92 rehearsal dub with cuts and changes.” 77. “Unexpected ’92 with cuts, stings, etc. music only.” 78. “Unexpected Dialogue ’92 cuts, stings, etc.” 79. “Unexpected dub from video. Sophie thru Dietrich,” n.d. 80. “Unexpected Master 8/92.” 81. “Unexpected Oct 88 Complete.” 82. “Unexpected – Ship 1990.” 83. “Vaudeville: Songs of the Great Ladies of the Musical Stage,” n.d. 84. “Vignettes,” n.d. 85. “Vignettes 3/29,” n.d. 86. “Vignettes 5/15/96.” 87. “W. Shirl,” n.d. 88. “Wait Till We’re 65,” n.d. 89. “WB: ST2K 8/27/00.” 90. “Who would call them lowly?” n.d. 91. “Xmas Grab Bag,” n.d. 92. 4 untitled tapes.

XIII. Film and Video. A. VHS.

Box 21 1. “The 9th Annual Westport Arts Awards,” n.d. 2. “Arthur Murray/Hollywood,” n.d. 3. “‘Batteries’: 30 (Not Finished Product) June Havoc’s Town

Woman Watch,” n.d. 4. “CNN Showbiz Today 2/15: 30” NBC Newsfour NY 2/16: 35”,”

n.d. 5. “‘Do Not Go Gentle’ 9/16/95 (SP).” 6. “George Abbott Film,” n.d. 7. “Havoc, Albert 1964 ‘Org of Silence’ O.L. ’64.” 8. “Havoc – Dress,” 2 tapes, n.d. 9. “Havoc Post Performance [sic] Camcorder,” n.d. 10. “Havoc Theatre,” 2 tapes, n.d. 11. “I’ve Got a Secret 1953.” 12. “June Havoc.”


13. “June Havoc at the Actors’ Institute Spring 1985.” 14. “June Havoc: Cannon Crossing,” n.d. 15. “June Havoc: Combined ‘An Unexpected Evening with June

Havoc,’” n.d. 16. “June Havoc: Dress Rehearsal, No Orchestra, 1986.” 17. “June Havoc: General Hospital,” n.d. 18. “June Havoc Demo GH Only,” n.d. 19. “June Havoc Home Movies,” 10/1/97. 20. “The June Havoc Show – Willy,” n.d. 21. “June Havoc in ‘Vignettes’ 3/31/98.” 22. “Love Letters Vineyard Playhouse,” n.d. 23. “Marathon Dancing Anne Bogtry + co. 3/5/93.” 24. “Molly X,” n.d. 25. “Murray Hill Films G. Abbott Birthday,” n.d. 26. “Murray Hill Films Tribute G. Abbott,” n.d. 27. “Re: Old Lady’s Guide,” n.d. 28. “‘Old Lady’s Guide’ Interview outs…CBS and…,” n.d. 29. “The Old Lady’s Guide to Survival 2nd act selected scenes (not for

rebroadcast),” n.d. 30. “On Stage 215,” n.d. 31. “A Return to Salem’s Lot,” n.d. 32. “Showgirls,” n.d. 33. “‘An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc,’ Ed. + master 2nd

Generation,” n.d. 34. “What’s my Live? – 72, 1/12/95.” 35. “What Barn Theater Tribute to June Havoc – Sept. 5, 1999. 36. “White Barn Tribute to Weill, Brecht, Lenka – Aug. 25, 1996.” 38. 1 untitled tape.

B. Beta tapes. Box 22 1. “3 for Jamie Dawn, Boy Who Stole Elephants,” 1986.

2. “12/86 the last of Search for Tomorrow.” 3. “Annie – 83 Fairfield Exchange 12/11/84.” 4. “BIII Doondy on Telly: 1 Outer Limits 2 No Time for Love,” n.d. 5. “Carson Show: July ’80.” 6. “Havoc: 1/24/81 ‘The Prime of Your Life’/’Over Easy’/Good

Morning NY 12/3/81/Eyewitness News ABC 5/11/83.” 7. “Havoc Movie Vignettes (approx. 8’),” n.d. 8. “Havoc on Murder She Wrote (4-19-87), ‘Phantom’ & Friends,

Hal Prince Profile 7/23/89.” C. Betamax tapes.

1. Press conference with Miss June Havoc at the Magic Theatre in Omaha, Nebraska.

2. “‘An Unexpected Evening’ with June Havoc,” n.d. D. DVDs.

1. Excerpts from “An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc” to benefit Abingdon Theatre Company, n.d.


E. Video 8 tapes. 1. “Do Not Go Gentle,” 9/16/1995. 2. “Do Not Go Gentle,” 9/17/1995. 3. “Medieval Market,” 1987.

XIV. Oversized Materials. A. Scrapbooks.

Pkg. 1 1. “64/65,” 1962-1980. Pkg. 2 2. “1944 Sadie Thompson.” Pkg. 3 3. 1946 ‘Dream Girl’ Summer Tour of ‘They Knew What They

Wanted.’” Pkg. 4 4. “1948-1949.” Pkg. 5 5. “1966 Dinner at Eight.” Pkg. 6 6. “1967 Rivals.” Pkg. 7 7. “1978.” Pkg. 8 8. “Baby & Dainty June 1924.” Pkg. 9 9. “Hollywood 1941-42-43 very poor condition.” Pkg. 10 10. “June Havoc,” n.d. Pkg. 11 11. “June Havoc in ‘Affairs of State,’” n.d. Pkg. 12 12. “June Havoc in Edward Albee’s ‘A Delicate Balance,’” n.d. Pkg. 13 13. “Mexican Hayrides (very fragile),” n.d. Pkg. 14 14. “Orient 1983.” Pkg. 15 15. “Pal Joey,” 1940-1942. Pkg. 16 16. “Warm Peninsula/Early Havoc/Beaux Strat,” n.d. Pkg. 17 17. “Willy,” n.d. Pkg. 18 18. Re: Late 1930s/early 1940s performances 1938-1941. Pkg. 19 19. Re: “The Skin of Our Teeth” by Thorton Wilder, 1961. Pkg. 20 20. Re: Palm Beach Playhouse, Europe, JFK, 1961. Pkg. 21 21. Re: “The Skin of Our Teeth” at the Finnish National Theater,

1961. Pkg. 22 22. Re: “The Skin of Our Teeth” European Tour, 1961. Pkg. 23 23. Re: Marathon 33, 2 scrapbooks, 1963-1964. Pkg. 24 24. Re: Havoc press, 1949-1950. Pkg. 25 25. Re: Repertory Theatre of New Orleans, n.d. Pkg. 26 26. Re: 1960 press.

B. Memorabilia. Pkg. 27 1. 5 Baby/Dainty June poster collages, n.d. Pkg. 28 2. 1 White Barn Theatre poster collage, n.d. 3. 1 Cannon Crossing poster collage, n.d.

C. Photographs. 1. Files.

Pkg. 29 a. “1950s,” 5 black and white prints, 1 color print, 1948, n.d.; includes printed material.

Pkg. 30 b. “Mostly Gypsy,” 1925-1996; includes printed material; financial material; correspondence.


Pkg. 31 c. “More Recent Articles,” 1916-1995; includes printed material; financial materials.

Pkg. 32 d. “Paper Chase, Dinner at 8 ‘Gift,’” 48 black and white prints, 20 contact sheets, n.d.

Pkg. 33 e. “Pics – Youthbridge,” 6 black and white prints, n.d. Pkg. 34 f. “’Unexpected’ late 1980-1992,” 6 color prints, 1992, n.d.;

includes printed material. Pkg. 35 g. Re: séance and promotional, 33 black and white prints, 5

color prints, 1924-1998, n.d.; includes printed material; subfiles:

i. “To Be Framed,” 13 black and white prints, 1 color print, 1944-1979, n.d.; includes printed material.

ii. “White Barn 1998 Baby June Remembers (Vignettes), 10 black and white prints, 4 color prints, 1924-1998, n.d.; includes printed material.

includes notables: i. Houseman, John. ii. Kennedy, John Fitzgerald. iii. Oakey, Jack.

Pkg. 36 2. 1 black and white print re: Youthbridge, n.d. Pkg. 37 3. 1 black and white print re: JH photoshoot, n.d.

D. Professional Materials. 1. Files.

Pkg. 38 a. Re: Cannon Crossing building plans, n.d.; includes printed material; artwork.

E. Printed Material. 1. Files.

Pkg. 39 a. “1940s,” n.d.; includes photographs. Pkg. 40 b. “Alex Witchel/NY Times Aug. 2, 1992.” Pkg. 41 c. “Havoc Archive,” 1961-1985, n.d. Pkg. 42 d. “Personal Pub. & Pics 78/79,” 1973-1980; includes

manuscripts; correspondence; photographs; subfiles: i. “Extra Clippings, etc.,” 1973. ii. “Fly Minn.,” 1973. iii. “Hotel Rates Phil. – 9/15/61 Boston 2/11/62,” 1973. iv. “Letters Spring/Summer ’73.” v. “Mr. Bill Treusch,” 1973, n.d.

Pkg. 43 e. “Tenn. Lees. Marigold-Ginger Lady-OH! 70’s More Havoc,” 1957-1980, n.d.; includes correspondence; photographs; professional materials; artwork; subfiles:

i. “Love R. Studio,” 1974, n.d. ii. “Misc. 76-78,” 1957-1976, n.d. iii. “More Havoc add Pub 78/79,” 1979-1980, n.d. iv. “Taxcollector ’77,” 1975, n.d. v. “Twigs – 1975 clippings etc.”


vi. Re: “Gingerbread Lady,” “Marigolds,” and other press/programs, 1971-1976, n.d.

Pkg. 44 f. Re: promotional posters, n.d. Pkg. 45 2. Posters.

a. “Sing Your Worries Away,” n.d. b. “An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc,” n.d.

3. Programs. a. “Kiss the Boys Goodbye,” n.d.


Havoc, June #1805

12/9/15 Addendum

Added to Box 22 I. Film and Video.

A. Betamax. 1. “Allan Carr’s Can’t Stop the Music,” n.d. [Loose] 2. “An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc or Baby June

Remembers Act I – 58:20 Act II – 55:50/Total 1:54:10,” n.d. B. VHS tapes. 1. “The Blessing of the Animals w/ June Havoc, Linda Clifford,

‘Give Me Shelter,’” n.d. 2. “General Hospital 8/29,” n.d. 3. “General Hospital #7009,” 8/8/1990, 8/22/1990. 4. “General Hospital August 21, 22, 23,” n.d. 5. “Havoc Camcorder/Sophie Tucker Pal Joey 16 mm optical,” n.d. 6. “June Havoc,” n.d. 7. “June Havoc Demo,” n.d. 8. “Murder, She Wrote, Cagney & Lacey, Ice Wars,” 11/6/1994. 9. “Plus A & E Gypsy Rose Lee,” n.d. 10. “Tapes A. Pt. 1 - #5 Pt. 2,” n.d. 11. “Tape #5 2A Tape A #2 NS,” n.d. 12. “Unexpected Evening, Cox Cable, Omaha,” n.d. 13. “What’s My Line? – 53, Episode: 0036-53 with: June Havoc, Rec.

01/12/95.” II. Printed Material.

A. Files. Box 23 1. “Extras and Personal,” 1961-1987, n.d.; includes correspondence;

manuscripts; professional materials; photographs; subfiles: [F. 1] a. “Marathon 33,” 1961-1976.

b. “Other Prods/33,” 1962, n.d. 2. “Marathon ’33 Press Kit,” 1963-1995; includes manuscripts;

professional materials; photographs. [F. 2] 3. “Studio 10,” 1968, n.d.; includes professional materials. 4. Re: “Marathon ’33,” 1963; includes correspondence; photographs;

subfile: [F. 3] a. “Steel Pair, etc.,” 1997, n.d.

5. Re: “Marathon ’33,” 1963, n.d.; includes correspondence. 6. Re: Eva Le Gallienne, 1976-1991; includes correspondence.

B. Magazines, 1957-1992. [F. 4] C. Newspaper clippings, 1981, n.d. [F. 5] D. Program, 2001. E. Poster, n.d. F. Booklets, 1947-1986, n.d.


G. Commemorative book, 1924. [F. 6]

II. Manuscripts. A. Files.

1. “Bits – Gigs – Stories – Poems,” n.d.; includes printed material. [F. 7] 2. “Fragrant Deli,” n.d. 3. “Materials for Charity Auctions (Murder, She Wrote, etc.),” n.d.;

includes audio materials; subfile: [F. 8-9] a. Re: “Murder, She Wrote,” n.d.

B. Screenplays. 1. “Baby June Remembers,” 9/5/1998-9/6/1998. [F. 10]

III. Photographs. A. Files.

1. “Havoc & Gypsy World Tour, 1952,” 1952-1973, n.d.; includes printed material; diaries and journals; artwork; manuscripts; subfile: [F. 11-12] a. “50/52 – The Gyp Trip – I tried to put it down,” 1950-1952.

2. “Infernal Mach.,” 173 stereo transparencies, n.d. [Env. 1-4] 3. “Marathon 33 Photo Proofs, 1964,” 51 black and white contact

sheets, 7 black and white prints. [F. 13] 4. “Rivals,” 1 ektachrome transparency, 1967. [Env. 5] 5. “YB,” 11 color transparencies, n.d. [Env. 6]

B. 30 black and white prints, n.d. [F. 14] C. 7 color prints, n.d. D. 18 slides, n.d.

IV. Artwork. A. Pencil sketch of Yorkie dog, 1957.

V. Financial Materials. A. Weekly show expense sheet, n.d.

VI. Audio Materials. Box 24 A. Reel-to-reel audio tape, 7”.

1. “1st Day Mara,” n.d. [Loose] 2. “2,” n.d. 3. “42,” n.d. 4. “Act One Dupe,” n.d. 5. “Actors | Discussion Lee Strasberg, 10/12/62,” 1962. 6. “Actors Studio 6/17/63, June Havoc Reading ‘Marathon 33’ Side 1

Part 2,” 1963. 7. “Actors Studio 6/17/63, June Havoc Reading ‘Marathon 33’ Side 1

Part 5,” 1963. 8. “Actors Studio Lee Strasberg Discussions Reel #1,” n.d.


9. “Actors Studio Lee Strasberg Discussions Reel #2,” n.d. 10. “Actors Studio Lee Strasberg Discussions Reel #3,” n.d. 11. “Actors Studio Lee Strasberg Discussions Reel #4,” n.d. 12. “End of Show Song,” n.d. 13. “Enoch Arden – C. Rains,” n.d. 14. “Golden Age of Radio,” n.d. 15. “Gyp. Int. – Dorothy & Dick,” n.d. 16. “Gyp. Int. – 2,” n.d. 17. “Harvard Summer School, 7/11/57,” 2 reels, 1957. 18. “Havoc: ‘The Gingerbread Lady’ Pheasant Run,” n.d. 19. “Havoc – Houseman Part 1 First Show, Mon. 4/21/58,” 1958. 20. “Havoc – Houseman Part 2 First Show, Mon. 4/21/58,” 1958. 21. “Havoc Songs,” n.d. 22. “Havoc Theme,” n.d. 23. “Int. Spanish Tour ’61,” n.d. 24. “J. Anthony 1,” n.d. 25. “J. Anthony 2,” n.d. 26. “June – Gypsy – June Desi ½ track,” n.d. 27. “June Havoc Reading Marathon ’33 Part II Reel No. II,” n.d. 28. “June Havoc Reading Marathon ’33 Reel III,” n.d. 29. “June Havoc Reading Marathon ’33 Reel IV,” n.d. 30. “June Havoc Reading Marathon ’33 Reel V,” n.d. 31. “June Havoc Reading Marathon ’33 Reel VI,” n.d. 32. “Kerouac 1, May ’58,” n.d. 33. “Kerouac 2, May 1958,” n.d. 34. “Kidd – Logan,” n.d. 35. “L. Langer 1,” n.d. 36. “L. Langer 2,” n.d. 37. “Lee S. 3,” n.d. 38. “Lee S. 3 ¾,” n.d. 39. “Lee S. 3 Howard,” n.d. 40. “Logan Kidd,” n.d. 41. “Lullaby,” n.d. 42. “Mara. Misc.,” n.d. 43. “Mara. Music,” n.d.

Box 25 44. “Mara R. Part 1 of 4,” n.d. [Loose] 45. “Mara R. Part 2 of 4,” n.d. 46. “Mara R. Part 3 of 4,” n.d. 47. “Mara R. Part 4 of 4,” n.d. 48. “Mara R. Side I Part I,” n.d. 49. “Mara R. Side I Part II – Side II Part IV,” n.d. 50. “Mara R. Side I Part IV,” n.d. 51. “Mara R. Side 2 Part 3,” n.d. 52. “Mara R. Side 2 Part 4,” n.d. 53. “Mara Reading Side I Part I – Side II Part III,” n.d. 54. “Mara Reading Side I Part V,” n.d.


55. “Marathon 15 PS,” n.d. 56. “Marathon ’33,” n.d. 57. “Marathon ’33 Act 2,” n.d. 58. “Marathon ’33 Reel No. 1,” n.d. 59. “Marathon: Bits All Good,” n.d. 60. “Marathon Master Act # One Reel # One,” n.d. 61. “Marathon Master Reel Two,” n.d. 62. “Marathon Old Tape #1,” n.d. 63. “Marigolds,” 2 reels, n.d. 64. “N.O. Streetcar,” n.d. 65. “Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation Show Tape Acts I & II,” n.d. 66. “OH Rehearse Total,” n.d. 67. “OH Voices Release,” n.d. 68. “Pal Joey,” n.d. 69. “Pix,” n.d.; includes manuscripts. 70. “Plays etc.,” n.d. 71. “Playset,” n.d. 72. “Playwrights | Discussion: The Playwright & the Director,” n.d. 73. “Shanghai Gesture,” n.d. 74. “Streetcar Acts 2 and 3,” n.d. 75. “’Streetcar’ Show Tape,” n.d. 76. “Studio #1,” n.d. 77. “Studio Prod. of OH,” n.d. 78. “Suspense O. Welles,” n.d. 79. “To dog,” n.d. 80. “Unexpected Evening, ’84 Act One,” 1984. 81. “Unexpected Evening ’88,” 1988. 82. “W.O.R. Gyp & June,” n.d.

B. Reel-to-reel audio tape, 5”. 1. “June Havoc Youthbridge,” n.d. 2. “Mara 1st Studio RE,” n.d. 3. “Mara Don’s Outs Good,” n.d. 4. “Marathon ’33 Actors’ Studio,” n.d. 5. “Money Dance,” n.d. 6. “Quilting Bee,” n.d. 7. “Rivals,” n.d. 8. “Studio,” n.d.

C. Reel-to-reel (unmounted). 1. “Havoc Outer Limits 35 Magtrack & Picture Opt Track Reduction

Print,” n.d. D. CDs.

1. “June Havoc Home Movies ‘Pal Joey,’ ‘Rain,’” 1940. 2. Untitled, n.d.

E. Cassettes. 1. “ASCAP – Golden Years of Radio (WBAI),” n.d.

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Havoc, June #1805

Addendum

I. Film and Video. A. Super 8 reels, undated unless otherwise noted. Box 26-29 1. “Ancient Roman Ruins – Portugal, Lisbon.” [Loose] 2. “Easter Egg Hunt – All April, 1940.” 3. “Gibralter.” 4. “Gonse [?] and Babies.” 5. “Lunch Italian Riviera.” 6. “Madrid.” 7. “Snake Dance, Lynne (Wail).” 8. “Wail.” 9. “YB YWCA Hotel, etc.” 10. “YB YWCA Rehearsal.” B. 16 mm reels; undated, unless otherwise noted. 1. 3⅝”. a. “April Gypsy Malibu.” b. “April – New Year’s Eve Cabana, Malibu, 1950.” c. “April’s Party, Malibu Part 1.” d. “Clean-Up Bits.” e. “Eng-Malibu, 49, Wig Test.” f. “Gypse Rose Lee, Malibu Part 2, Orig Head,” 5/25/1964. g. “Meeting Bits.” h. Untitled. 2. 5”. a. “Annie.” b. “Bill Spier – midday.” c. “Black and White Dupe of YB Rehearsal.” d. “Black and White Gypse – Shopping.” e. “Train Original.” f. “Upside Down.” 3. 5 ⅝”. a. “Bless.” 4. 6 ⅝”. a. White Combos Audition. 5. 6 ⅞”. a. “Gypse House.” b. “Gypse and June.”

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c. Original 1980 Mem Day.” d. Original School House More Neg.” e. “Shopping Original.” 6. 9 ¼”. a. “#2 Entire Gyp House SEO.” b. “The Train (Myself Outside).” 7. 10 ½”. a. “Sight Seeing.” 8. 12 ¼”. a. “1980 Mem Day Party;” “1982 Animal Blessing.” b. “Gypse Black and White House,” “WAIF H. Hayes,” “Lady Posessed, With Lucy and Desi in Snow, No Sound.” c. “Havoc, PN, YB, Early,” “Havoc, Zoys FCE Cream Factory.” d. “Hurricane Harvey, 1939.” e. “Love Regatta, Maze Bits, Screened August 1999.” f. “Unused Portion for Show.” 9. Unreeled. a. “Hooray for Hollywood Back Up Print.” b. “Mag #8: A Run and B Run.” c. “Original Animal Blessing.” C. 8 mm reels. 1. 5”. a. “1942 Some April – Victory Show – Hedda Hopper.” b. “April – Jones Beach, 1940.” c. “April, NY Sightsee, 1946.” d. “Bronx Zoo – Palm Springs Parade.” e. “Cocktail Party, etc.” f. “Family/40, April Gibbs.” g. “Hollywood/42, Lago NA.” h. White Roe Lake, 1940.” i. “White Roe Lake, Gibbs Edwin, CY Skiing, 1940.” j. “White Roe Lake, Late Summer, 1940.” D. 32 mm reel. 1. “June Havoe, Wall Cut 1; Art Cut 1-2.” II. Audio Materials. A. Reel. 1. “Ladies at Meeting, Judy.”

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