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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Booth Tarkington Collection 1927 Jun 20

[Believes that the audience, not the playwright, makes a play perfect.]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Eleanor H. Porter Collection 1903-1936

The collection contains manuscript and typescript drafts, frequently with pencilled corrections, and/or printed versions of over 30 short stories and the serialized novel "Money, Love and Kate" as well as galley sheets for "Mary Marie."

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Correspondence re Money, Love and Kate , including Eleanor H. Porter's Early Records re the manuscript, 1910/1922 Box Box 3

[includes letters from Thomas Newell Metcalf, Lilian D. Rice, Perriton Maxwell, fiction editor of The Modern Priscilla , Eleanor H. Porter (carbons), John Lyman Porter, and Edward H. Warren, Henry W. Newhall; and discusses changing the title of "Snowball of the Fates" (1920 Mar 8 & 10; April 21) the magazine's error in describing the story as her final work (1920 Aug 3, 6, 23, 30); and the motion picture rights to the story (1922 Oct 16,21, 23 & 31)]

  1. Correspondence

Eleanor H. Porter Collection 1903-1936

The collection contains manuscript and typescript drafts, frequently with pencilled corrections, and/or printed versions of over 30 short stories and the serialized novel "Money, Love and Kate" as well as galley sheets for "Mary Marie."

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

O. Henry Collection

[With autograph corrections; includes an autographed statement from Perriton Maxwell, editor of Metropolitan Magazine, re the purchase, publication, and authenticity of the story.] (Bound in green cloth portfolio)

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O. Henry Collection

[With autograph corrections; includes an autographed statement from Perriton Maxwell, editor of Metropolitan Magazine, re the purchase, publication, and authenticity of the story.] (Bound in green cloth portfolio)

The Enchanted Kiss 18 p.

[With autograph corrections; includes an autographed statement from Perriton Maxwell, editor of Metropolitan Magazine, re the purchase, publication, and authenticity of the story.] (Bound in green cloth portfolio)

  1. Manuscripts

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