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Collection Overview

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Collection Historical Note

Subject/Index Terms

URL: https://go.library.illinois.edu/MillerLaurentsCatalog

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Theater Programs

Sub-series 1: New York City Productions

Box 1

Folder 1: 1946-1957

Item 1: Home of the Brave (Belasco Theatre), 1946 January 7

Playbill. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 2: Home of the Brave (Belasco Theatre), 1946 February 18

Playbill. Signed on an interior page by Laurents, Alan Baxter, Eduard Franz, and Russell Hardie.

Item 3: The Bird Cage (Belasco Theatre), 1950 February 18

Playbill. Opening night program. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 4: The Time of the Cuckoo (The Empire Theatre), 1952 October 20

Playbill. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 5: The Time of the Cuckoo (The Empire Theatre), 1952 December 8

Playbill. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 6: The Time of the Cuckoo (The Empire Theatre), 1953 March 30

Playbill. Signed by Laurents and Shirley Booth on interior page.

Item 7: A Clearing in the Woods (Balasco Theatre), 1957 January 21

Playbill. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 8: West Side Story (Winter Garden Theatre), 1957 September 30

Playbill. Includes an essay by Laurents titled “Musical Origins,” signed.

Item 9: Auntie Mame (Broadhurst Theatre), 1957 December 2

Playbill. Signed by Rosalind Russell (on her photograph) and Peggy Cass (upper corner) on front cover. Includes an essay by Laurents titled “The Lightly Poised Air,” signed by Laurents. Also included is a note sent by Laurents to Miller on July 8, 2005, which reads: “Gabriel—I’m amazed-and pleased-that I wrote this that far back. And rather well, too!”

Folder 2: 1959-1968

Item 1: West Side Story (Broadway Theatre, 1959 May 4

Playbill. Signed by Laurents on interior page.

Item 2: Gypsy (Broadway Theatre), 1959

Playbill. Signed on the front cover by Laurents, Ethel Merman, Jack Klugman, and Sandra Church. Signed on interior pages by Stephen Sondheim, Jule Styne (who adds “Best Wishes”), Jerome Robbins, Marilyn Cooper, and Maria Karnilova.

Item 3: Invitation to a March (The Music Box), 1960 November 7

Playbill. Signed by Laurents and Celest Holm on front cover and by Stephen Sondheim, Eileen Heckart, Jane Fonda, James MacArthur, Richard Derr, and Madeleine Sherwood on interior page.

Item 4: I Can Get It for You Wholesale (Shubert Theatre), 1962 July 16

Playbill. Signed on interior page by Laurents.

Item 5: Anyone Can Whistle (Majestic Theatre), [1964]

Playbill. Signed on front cover by Laurents.

Item 6: Do I Hear a Waltz? (46th Street Theatre), 1965 March 18

Playbill. Premiere performance. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 7: Hallelujah, Baby! (Martin Beck Theatre), 1967 June

Playbill. Signed on front cover by Laurents, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Jule Styne, Leslie Uggams, Barbara Sharma, Robert Hooks, and Allex Case.

Item 8: Hallelujah, Baby! (Martin Beck Theatre), 1967 August

Playbill. Signed by Laurents and Leslie Uggams on front cover.

Item 9: West Side Story (The Music Theater of Lincoln Center), 1968 June 24-September 7

Playbill. Revival production that ran for 89 performances. Includes an essay by Laurents titled “That Indefinable Word ‘Style’,” signed.

Folder 3: 1973-1995

Item 1: The Enclave (Theatre Four), 1973

Onstage. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 2: Gypsy (Winter Garden Theatre), 1974

Revival production that ran for 120 performances from September 23, 1974-January 4, 1975. Cast included Angela Lansbury, Rex Robbins, Zan Charisse, and Mary Louise Wilson. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 3: The Madwoman of Central Park (22 Steps Theatre), 1979

Showbill. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 4: La Cage Aux Folles (Palace Theatre), 1983

Playbill. Signed on front cover by Laurents.

Item 5: Gypsy (St. James Theatre), 1990

Playbill. 30th anniversary revival production starring Tyne Daly that ran for 581 performances on Broadway from 1989-1991. Signed by Laurents on interior page.

Item 6: Nick & Nora (Marquis Theatre), 1991 October

Playbill.

Item 7: Anyone Can Whistle (Carnegie Hall), 1995 April 8

Performance held as an AIDS benefit concert for Gay Men’s Health Crisis. Directed by Herbert Ross and starred Scott Bakula, Medline Kahn, Bernadette Peters, and Angela Lansbury. Signed on interior page by Laurents.

Item 8: The Radical Mystique (Manhattan Theatre Club at City Center), 1995

Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Folder 4: 2003-2010

Item 1: Gypsy (Shubert Theatre), 2003 October

Playbill. Revival production starring Bernadette Peters that ran for 451 performances from 2000-2004. Signed by Laurents on interior page.

Item 2: Gypsy (NY City Center), 2007

Playbill. Encores! revival production starring Patti LuPone that ran from July 9-29, 2007. Signed by Laurents on front cover and interior page.

Item 3: Gypsy (St. James Theatre), 2008

Playbill. Revival production starring Patti LuPone that ran for 332 performances at the St. James Theatre from 2008-2009. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 4: West Side Story (Palace Theatre), 2009

Dual-language revival production that ran for 748 performances from 2009-2011, starring George Akram, Matt Cavenaugh, Cody Green, Karen Olivio, and Josefina Scaglione. Includes a flyer and ticket for the February 21, 2009 dress rehearsal.

Item 5: Anyone Can Whistle (NY City Center), 2010 April

Playbill. Encores! revival production. Signed by Sutton Foster on front cover.

Sub-series 2: New Jersey Productions

Box 1

Folder 5: George Street Playhouse productions, 1999-2009

Item 1: Jolson Sings Again (George Street Playhouse), 1999 February 27-March 28

East Coast premiere. Inscribed by Laurents on interior page.

Item 2: The Vibrator (George Street Playhouse), 2003 January-February

Double program with Israel Horovitz’s The 75th. Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 3: Attacks on the Heart (George Street Playhouse), 2003 October 14-November 9

Signed on front cover by Laurents and on interior page by director David Saint. Includes tickets.

Item 4: Hallelujah, Baby! (George Street Playhouse), 2004 October 5-November 7

Includes a mail flyer and tickets.

Item 5: New Year's Eve (George Street Playhouse), 2009 April 14-May 10

World premiere. Includes tickets.

Sub-series 3: Greater East Coast and International Productions

Box 1

Folder 6: Greater East Coast and International Productions

Item 1: Heartsong (Wilbur Theatre (Boston)), 1947 March 3

Playtime. Out-of-town tryout production that never made it to Broadway. Signed on front cover by Laurents, Lloyd Bridges, Jay Fassett, Susan Douglas, and Vinton Hayworth.

Item 2: Heartsong (Walnut Theatre (Philadelphia)), 1947 March 24

Playgoer. Out-of-town tryout production that never made it to Broadway. Signed on front cover by Laurents.

Item 3: The Bird Cage (Shubert Theatre (New Haven, CT)), 1950 February 2-4

Playgoer. Out-of-town tryout production. Signed on an interior page by Laurents.

Item 4: The Time of the Cuckoo (Philadelphia), circa 1952

Pre-Broadway tryout.

Item 5: Gypsy (Piccadilly Theatre (London)), 1973

This production ran for 300 performances from May 29, 1973-March 2, 1974. Cast included Angela Lansbury, Barrie Ingham, and Zan Chase. Signed by Laurents on interior page.

Item 6: La Cage Aux Folles (Colonial Theatre (Boston)), 1983

Playbill. Original production’s out-of-town tryout. Signed on front cover by Laurents.

Item 7: 2 Lives (The Lyric Stage Company of Boston (Boston)), 2003 March 14-April 12

World premiere. Signed on front cover and title page by Laurents. Includes ticket stubs.

Sub-series 4: Programs for Awards and Honors

Box 1

Folder 7: Programs for Awards and Honors

Item 1: The Theater Hall of Fame (Gershwin Theatre (New York)), 1984 April 9

Playbill for Laurents’ induction into the Theater Hall of Fame. Signed on front cover by Laurents.

Item 2: Let Us Entertain You! George Street Playhouse Annual Spring Gala (New Brunswick, NJ), 2020 May 4

Presentation of Lifetime Achievement Award to Laurents. Signed on title page by Laurents and on insert by Bernadette Peters, who entertained at the event.

Item 3: William Inge Theatre Festival (Independence Community College (Independence, KS)), 2004

Program for the 23rd Annual William Theatre Festival featuring Laurents as 2004 Honoree. Includes quotes, an interview, and photographs of Laurents.

Series 2: Promotional Materials

Sub-series 1: Souvenirs and Ephemera

Box 2

Folder 1: Performances, 1950s-1970s

Item 1: Gypsy souvenir program, circa 1959

Original production. Includes an essay by Gypsy Rose Lee titled “A Memoir’s Progress.” Signed by Laurets on his biography page.

Item 2: Gypsy (Forrest Theatre (Philadelphia)) admission ticket, [1962]

Includes copies of a production flyer and Bernadette Peters program photograph.

Item 3: West Side Story souvenir program, circa 1957

Original production. Includes Laurents' essay titled “Footnotes to a Musical” reprinted from the New York Herald Tribune. Inscribed on the title page, “To Gabriel Miller-with gratitude-Arthur Laurents 10/17/02.”

Item 4: I Can Get It for You Wholesale souvenir program, circa 1963

Undetermined production of the show, though likely for a 1963 road tour produced by Manny Davis. Inscribed by Laurents on his biography page: “Before I knew Gabriel -Arthur Laurents.” Post-it note on front cover also written by Laurents on July 8, 2005: “Gabriel-I have absolutely no recollection that this ever existed!”

Item 5: Do I Hear a Waltz? (46th Street Theatre) souvenir program, 1965

Original Broadway production.

Item 6: Hallelujah, Baby! souvenir program, circa 1967

Original Broadway production. Signed by Laurents and Leslie Uggams on their prospective biography pages.

Item 7: West Side Story (Lincoln Center), 1968

Revival production that ran 89 performances from June 24-September 7, 1968. Includes Laurents' essay titled “Footnotes to a Musical” reprinted from the New York Herald Tribune. Signed by Laurents on the second page of his essay.

Item 8: "The Way We Were" sheet music (Columbia Pictures Publications), circa 1973

Music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Recorded by Barbra Streisand.

Folder 2: Performances, 1980s-2010s

Item 1: La Cage Aux Folles souvenir program, circa 1984

Original production, issued after the 1984 Tony Awards. Signed by Laurents on interior page. (Located in oversize box).

Item 2: Gypsy souvenir program, circa 1989

30th Anniversary Revival starring Tyne Daly that ran for 581 performances on Broadway from 1989-1991. Signed by Laurents on his biography page.

Item 3: Gypsy (Sam S. Shubert Theatre) ticket stub, 2003 March 30

Dress rehearsal of the revival starring Bernadette Peters that ran for 451 performances.

Item 4: Gypsy (Sam S. Shubert Theatre) souvenir program, 2003

Opening night of the revival starring Bernadette Peters that ran for 451 performances.

Item 5: Gypsy (St. James Theatre) souvenir program, 2008

Opening night of the revival starring Patti LuPone that ran for 332 performances from 2008-2009.

Item 6: West Side Story souvenir program, 2009

Dual-language revival production directed by Laurents that ran for 748 performances from 2009-2011.

Sub-series 2: Publications

Box 2

Folder 3: Publications, 1950s-1960s

Item 1: Theatre Arts (Chicago: Theatre Publications. Vol. XXXVII, No. 11), 1953 November

Includes the complete text of The Time of the Cuckoo, illustrated with black-and-white photographs from the original production.

Item 2: Theatre Arts (St. Charles: Theatre Publications. Vol. XLIII, No. 10, Fall Preview Issue), 1959 October

Includes the complete text of West Side Story, illustrated with black-and-white photographs from the original production.

Item 3: Theatre Arts (Baltimore: Theatre Publications. Vol. XLVI, No. 1), 1962 January

Includes the complete text of Invitation to a March, illustrated with black-and-white photographs from the original production.

Folder 4: Publications, 1970s-2000s

Item 1: After Dark (New York: Danad. Vol. 6, No. 7), 1973 November

Includes Glenny Coney’s interview article, “Arthur Laurents is High on Comedy” and a review with photographs of The Way We Were.

Item 2: Theater Week magazine cover, 1995 June 26

Features a black-and-white photograph of Laurents with cover story “Arthur Laurents: Back to the Future” by Gerard Raymond. Cover signed by Laurents.

Item 3: Show People (New York: Forbes Custom Communications Partners. Vol. 1, No. 3), 2003 Spring

Includes Matt Wolf’s article “The Gypsy in His Soul” on Sam Mendes and his production of Gypsy.

Item 4: The Sondheim Review (Chicago: The Sondheim Review. Vol. XIV, No. 2), 2007 Winter

Features articles on both the City Center revival of Gypsy and the fifty-year anniversary of West Side Story.

Sub-series 3: Flyers and Brochures

Box 2

Folder 5: New York productions, 1945-1950, 1982, 2003-2007

Item 1: Home of the Brave (Belasco Theatre) promotional flyer, 1945 or 1946

Item 2: The Bird Cage (Coronet Theatre) promotional flyer, [1950]

Item 3: A Loss of Memory (Town Hall) promotional flyer, 1982(?) October 10

Item 4: Gypsy (Sam S. Shubert Theatre) promotional flyer, 2003

For the revival production that starred Bernadette Peters.

Item 5: Gypsy (Times Square Station) promotional flyer, 2003

For the revival production that starred Bernadette Peters.

Item 6: Gypsy (Times Square Station) promotional brochure, 2003

For the revival production that starred Bernadette Peters.

Item 7: Gypsy (NY City Center Encores! series), 2007

For the revival production starring Patti LuPone. Three copies.

Folder 6: George Street Playhouse productions, 2002-2010

Item 1: Season schedule, 2002-2003

Item 2: Season schedule, 2003-2004

Item 3: "The 75th by Israel Horovitz & The Vibrator by Arthur Laurents" flyer, 2003 January 14-February 9

Two copies.

Item 4: Attacks on the Heart flyer, 2003 October 14-November 9

Three copies, one signed by Laurents.

Item 5: Season announcement, 2004-2005

Item 6: Season schedule, 2004-2005

Item 7: Season announcement, 2005-2006

Item 8: Season announcement, 2005-2006

Item 9: 2 Lives flyer, 2005 October 18-November 13

Two copies.

Item 10: Season announcement, 2008-2009

Item 11: Fall/Winter brochure, 2009-2010

Item 12-13: New Year's Eve: A Sophisticated New Comedy flyer, 2009 April 14-May 10

Two copies in folder 12.

Item 14-15: Come Back, Come Back, Wherever You Are flyer, 2009 October 6-November 1

Folder 7: Events featuring Arthur Laurents, 2000-2002, 2008-2009

Item 1: "A Conversation with Arthur Laurents" brochure (Lincoln Center Theater Platform #15), 2000 April 26

Signed by Laurents on front cover.

Item 2: "An Evening with Arthur Laurents: 50th anniversary reading of The Time of the Cuckoo and screening of a film adaptation of the play, titled Summertime (1950)" brochure (New York Public Library), 2002 October

Item 3: "Calendar of Public Programs" (Bruno Walter Auditorium (New York)), 2002 September-October

Lists the details of three upcoming Laurents-related events.

Item 4: "An Evening with Arthur Laurents" brochure (Bruno Walter Auditorium (New York)), 2002 October 17

Talk given to mark the 50th anniversary of The Time of the Cuckoo.

Item 5: "34th Gala Benefit for George Street Playhouse" brochure, 2008 April 27

David Saint’s 10th Anniversary Celebration with Laurents among special guests.

Item 6: "35th Anniversary Season Celebration Gala Benefit for George Street Playhouse" brochure, 2009 April 26

Laurents among special guests.

Sub-series 4: Photographs

Box 2

Folder 8

Item 1: Invitation to a March, 1960 September 15

An 8x10 inch black-and-white photograph of Laurents. Reverse side is stamped with “The Theatre Guild presents Shelly Winters in “Invitation to a March,” a new comedy by Arthur Laurents with Eileen Heckart, Madelene Sherwood, Richard Derr, Jane Fonda, and James MacArthur. Directed by Mr. Laurents.”

Item 2: Invitation to a March, 1961 February 13

An 8x10 inch black-and-white photograph of Celeste Holm smiling in costume from the waist up. Reverse side reads, typed, “Celeste Holm. Star of Arthur Laurents’ new comedy, “Invitation to a March,” on Broadway at the Music Box Theatre. The New York critics rated her performance as “superb,” “bewitching and magic,” and Howard Taubman in the NY Times said, “Celest Holm plays with glowing womanliness; her personal radiance makes the individualistic, romantic gesture the most natural in the world.”

Item 3: Do I Hear a Waltz? (Chicago: United Press International), 1965

A 7x9 inch black-and-white photograph of Richard Rodgers, Elizabeth Allen, Sergio Franchi, Carol Bruce, and Laurents. Captioned “New York: Producer-composer Richard Rodgers (L) poses with members of the cast of “Do I Hear a Waltz?” after his latest Broadway musical opened at the 46th Street Theater 3/18.”

Series 3: Posters and Realia

Box 2

Folder 1: Posters

Item 1: Gypsy (NY City Center Encores! series), 2007

14x22 inches. For the revival starring Patti LuPone.

Item 2: Gypsy (St. James Theatre (New York)), 2008

14x22 inches. For the revival production starring Patti LuPone, Boyd Gaines, and Laura Benanti, which ran for 332 performances from 2008-2009. Signed by the entire cast.

Item 3: West Side Story (Palace Theatre (New York)), 2009

14x22 inches. For the revival production of West Side Story starring George Akram, Matt Cavenaugh, Cody Green, Karen Olivo and Josefina Scaglione, which ran for 748 performances from 2009-2011.

Folder 9: Assorted medals and pins, undated

Item 1: Three floral pins, undated

Item 2: Four pairs of military pins, undated

Item 3: Single pin, undated

Box 3

Item 1: Enclave paperweight (Steuben), undated

A 4.5x5 inch commemorative clear glass paperweight inscribed “Enclave.” From the personal collection of Laurents.

Item 2: Home of the Brave paperweight (Tiffany & Co.), undated

A 4.5x5 inch commemorative clear glass paperweight inscribed “Home of the Brave / Jewish Repertory Theatre / December 12, 1999.” From the personal collection of Laurents.

Item 3: Invitation to a March paperweight (Baccarat Crystal), undated

A 10x2 inch clear glass paperweight inscribed “Invitation to a March.” From the personal collection of Laurents.

Item 4: Jolson Sings Again paperweight (Tiffany & Co.), undated

A 4x5 inch commemorative clear glass paperweight inscribed “Jolson Sings Again.” From the personal collection of Laurents.

Series 4: Correspondence

Sub-series 1: Letters and Notes

Box 4

Folder 1: Bourke-White, Elaine, undated

Typed note, signed.

Folder 2: Cukor, George (film director), 1966 June 29

Typed and signed letter on Laurents' personal letterhead.

Folder 3: Freedman, Harold (agent), circa 1959-1964

Item 1: "Thursday night", circa 1959

Typed and signed. Written from Quogue, Long Island, New York.

Item 2: "Monday night", circa 1960

Typed and signed. On Laurents’ personal letterhead, two pages.

Item 3: "Saturday", circa 1964

Typed and signed. On Laurents' personal letterhead.

Folder 4: Keenan, Christine, undated

Typed and signed (copy). Keenan was one of Miller’s students who wrote an essay on Laurents’ play.

Folder 5: Miller, Gabriel, 2002

Item 1: Letter, 2002 March 24

Typed and signed with envelope.

Item 2: Letter, 2002 July 3

Typed and signed.

Item 3: Letter, 2002 August 8

Typed and signed.

Folder 6: Nicolas, John, undated

Autograph note, signed on Laurents' letterhead.

Folder 7: Rosmarin, Max, 2007 April 25

Typed and signed (copy).

Sub-series 2: Emails to Gabriel Miller

Box 4

Folder 8: "Mazel Tov", 2002

Item 1: Email, 2002 June 15

Item 2: Email, 2002 June 29

Item 3: Email, 2002 July 1

Folder 9: "Excerpts", 2002 July 7

Folder 10: "interview", 2002 July 17

Folder 11: "Data", 2002

Item 1: Email, 2002 July 30

Item 2: Email, 2002 July 31

Item 3: Email, 2002 August 22

Item 4: Email, 2002 August 24

Item 5: Email, 2002 August 27

10:27:03

Item 6: Email, 2002 August 27

17:51:22

Folder 12: "Larry Miller", 2002 August 28

Folder 13: "Kramer piece"

Item 1: Email, 2002 August 30

10:13:00

Item 2: Email, 2002 August 30

19:00:00

Folder 14: "Time of the Cuckoo", 2002 September 28

Folder 15: "Re: hello", 2003 January 1

Folder 16: "Your Creation"

Item 1: Email, 2003 January 13

Item 2: Email, 2003 January 14

12:44:50

Item 3: Email, 2003 January 14

14:43:57

Folder 17: "The Book", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 January 19

Item 2: Email, 2003 March 1

Item 3: Email, 2003 March 3

Folder 18: "Interesting article", 2003 March 1

Folder 19: "Sales", 2003 March 7

Folder 20: "Anthology", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 March 12

18:04:00

Item 2: Email, 2003 March 12

23:10:42

Item 3: Email, 2003 March 13

Folder 21: [No subject], 2003 March 16

Folder 22: "Boston reviews", 2003 March 18

Folder 23: "Gypsy", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 March 27

09:56:30

Item 2: Email, 2003 March 27

22:57:26

Item 3: Email, 2003 March 27

22:57:26 (copy).

Item 4: Email, 2003 March 27

22:58:53

Item 5: Email, 2003 March 30

Item 6: Email, 2003 March 31

Folder 24: "Re: 2 lives", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 April 15

Item 2: Email, 2003 April 16

Folder 25: "curtains up", 2003 May 2

Folder 26: "Re: greetings", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 June 6

Item 2: Email, 2003 June 10

Folder 27: "Re: part II", 2003 July 20

Folder 28: "Re:", 2003

Item 1: Email, 2003 September 12

Item 2: Email, 2003 October 3

Folder 29: Inge Conference

Item 1: Email, 2003 November 19

Item 2: Email, 2003 November 21

Folder 30: "Re: [Fwd: Returned mail: User unknown]", 2004

Item 1: Email, 2004 January 4

12:07 pm

Item 2: Email, 2004 January 4

4:43 pm

Folder 31: "Cloasing Bell", 2004

Item 1: Email, 2004 January 4

6:11 pm

Item 2: Email, 2004 January 4

10:28 pm

Folder 32: "Your essay", 2004 January 7

Mark Glubke cc'd.

Folder 33: "Thin skin", 2004 January 7

Mark Glubke cc'd.

Folder 34: [No subject], 2004

Item 1: Email, 2004 February 23

6:09 pm

Item 2: Attachment, 2004 February 20

8:38:27 pm

Item 3: Attachment, 2004 February 20

10:35 pm

Folder 35: "Collected plays", 2004

Item 1: Email, 2004 April 15

Item 2: Email, 2004 April 30

Folder 36: "POSITIVE THOUGHTS", 2004 September 13

Folder 37: "Re: good luck", 2004

Item 1: Email, 2004 October 11

3:50 pm

Item 2: Email, 2004 October 11

4:33 pm

Folder 38: "Re: resurfacing", 2004 December 20

Folder 39: "Re: checking in", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 March 23

Item 2: Email, 2005 March 27

Item 3: Email, 2005 March 28

Item 4: Email, 2005 March 29

Folder 40: "Re: A Country Made of….", 2005 May 5

Folder 41: "Ice Cream", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 May 6

Item 2: Email, 2005 May 10

12:01 pm

Item 3: Email, 2005 May 10

12:38 pm

Folder 42: "Re: star ledger", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 May 26

3:41 pm

Item 2: Email, 2005 May 26

3:44 pm

Item 3: Email, 2005 May 26

3:44 pm (copy).

Item 4: Email, 2005 May 27

Folder 43: "Re: tony", 2005 June 9

Folder 44: "Play", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 August 8

4:08 pm

Item 2: Email, 2005 August 8

5:33 pm

Item 3: Email, 2005 August 8

5:3? Pm

Item 4: Email, 2005 August 13

Folder 45: "Re: thank you", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 October 19

Item 2: Email, 2005 October 24

Folder 46: "Reviews", 2005 October 25

Folder 47: "Schickel", 2005

Item 1: Email, 2005 December 2

Item 2: Email, 2005 December 3

Item 3: "Schnickel minus", 2005 December 4

Folder 48: "Re: brokeback", 2006

Item 1: Email, 2006 January 7

Item 2: "Fwd", 2006 January 8

Item 3: Email, 2006 January 9

3:49 pm

Item 4: Email, 2006 January 9

8:19 pm

Folder 49: [No subject], 2006

Item 1: Email, 2006 February 21

11:16 am

Item 2: Email, 2006 February 21

5:31 pm

Item 3: Email, 2006 February 24

Item 4: Email, 2006 April 7

Item 5: Email, 2006 May 11

Item 6: Email, 2006 May 12

Folder 50: "Awake and Sing", 2006 May 11

Folder 51: "Odets", 2006

Folder 52: "Reading", 2006

Item 1: Email, 2006 October 23

19:45:31 + 0000

Item 2: Email, 2006 October 23

4:39 pm

Item 3: Email, 2006 November 15

Item 4: Email, 2006 November 16

Two pages.

Folder 53: "happy new yeart" and "Reading cancellation", 2006 November 24 and December 29

One item, three emails.

Folder 54: "back in touch", 2007

Item 1: Email, 2007 March 30

Item 2: Email, 2007 April 15

From Miller to Laurents.

Folder 55: "Date", 2007

Item 1: Email, 2007 April 24

Item 2: Email, 2007 April 29

11:18 am. From Miller to Laurents.

Item 3: Email, 2007 April 29

5:37 pm

Folder 56: "Gypsy"

Item 1: Email, 2007 June 27

1:48 pm (from Miller to Laurents) and 5:05 pm.

Item 2: Email, 2008 February 4

From Miller to Laurents.

Folder 57: "how are you", 2007 November 18

From Miller to Laurents.

Folder 58: "Explanation", 2008

Folder 59: "checking in", 2008

Item 1: Email, 2008 September 8-9

From Miller to Laurents.

Item 2: Email, 2008 September 8-9

From Miller to Laurents (duplicate).

Item 3: Email, 2008 September 10

10:55 am (from Miller to Laurents) and 1:39 pm.

Sub-series 3: Group Emails

Folder 60: Messages, 2003-2004, 2007

Item 1: "2nd reaction", 2003 March 18

From Laurents to Nicholas Martin, and forwarded to Miller and two others.

Item 2: "Quotes", 2003 March 18

From Laurents to Nicholas Martin, and forwarded to Miller and two others.

Item 3: "Gypsy", 2003 March 26

From Laurents to Miller, Todd Graff, and one other.

Item 4: "Gypsy", 2003 March 28

From Laurents to Miller, Todd Graff, and one other.

Item 5: "Gyp", 2003 March 28

From Laurents to Miller, Todd Graff, and one other.

Item 6: [No subject], 2003 July 16

From Andre Bishop to Laurents and forwarded to Miller, Todd Graff, and one other.

Item 7: "Laurents intro", 2005 January 14

Six emails between Miller and Mark Glubke.

Item 8: "Collected Plays", 2004 April 14

From Laurents to nine recipients, including Miller.

Item 9: "NCSA graduation raucous as ever, but has a sad moment (89 years old ans full of fire!)", undated

From Alan Best to Laurents and one other, and forwarded by Laurents to Miller and two others.

Item 10: "my god", 2007 July 15

From Mike Nichols to Laurents, and forwarded by Laurents to four recipients, including Miller.

Series 5: Gabriel Miller Materials

Box 4

Folder 61: Corrected typscripts, 2002, undated

Item 1: Arthur Laurents interview, 2002 March 13

Item 2: Arthur Laurents: Bibliography, undated

Item 3: Arthur Laurents: Chronology, undated