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Myerberg, Michael: correspondence with Thornton Wilder and Donald Gallup (photocopies), 1940-1972 Box 3, Folder 51

Copies of Wilder's correspondence and originals of Gallup's correspondence.

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New York Times Book Review clipping, 1967 August 20-1967 August 20 Box 2, Folder 1

Clipping retrieved from notecard box.

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Notes on Thornton Wilder in Chicago, circa 1968 Box 2, Folder 11

Also notes on Thornton Wilder's relationship with Robert Maynard Hutchins.

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Oberlin, 1958-1958 Box 2, Folder 15

Notes, "Thornton Wilder in Oberlin- A Few Memories", and "Two Teachers"

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One Act Plays Criticism, 1966-1966 Box 2, Folder 13

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Our Town materials, 1946-1968 Box 2, Folder 16

Clippings, letter from Goldstone to the editor at the New York Times, and a program from the London production of Our Town

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Reichenberger, Arnold: correspondence and Lope De Vega notes (photocopies), 1963-1963 Box 3, Folder 52

Photocopies of Wilder's correspondence with Reichenberger and his notes on Lope De Vega

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Research notecards, circa 1973 Box 1

Notecards Goldstone used in the course of his research on Thornton Wilder's life.

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Richard Goldstone: correspondence

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Richard Henry Goldstone Papers, 1915-1976 1.54 Linear Feet

Goldstone, Richard Henry

The papers document Richard Goldstone's process of writing Thornton Wilder's biography, Thornton Wilder: An Intimate Portrait. The collection includes photocopied and original correspondence between Goldstone and Wilder, Goldstone's research notes on Wilder's career and family life, and book reviews and correspondence in response to Goldstone's biography. The collection also contains correspondence between Wilder and friends and family, as well as Goldstone's correspondence with Isabel Wilder and others associated wtih Wilder during the course of his writing the biography.

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