Box 4

Catalog of an exhibition at the University of Delaware Library written by Timothy D. Murray (Newark, Delaware: University of Delaware Library, 1988). Also includes an invitation to the opening of the exhibition and a small poster.

Lithograph portrait of Tennessee Williams. Print is numbered 15/75 and signed by Williams and the artist Everett Raymond Kinstler. See Spec Folio + NE 2312.5 .K54 A78 1975

Program for the 24th annual event.

Two postcards announcing issue no. 11.

Catalog for the Tennessee Williams Centennial Exhibition at the Bookshop in Old New Castle presented by Between the Covers Rare Books in 2011. Lists exhibition items and sale prices.

Contemporary printed announcements, articles and other information related to events honoring or connected in some way to Tennessee Williams, his writing or legacy.

Two black and white photographs of scenes from the 1988 production of this play at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. Also includes a program, subscription flyer, and a description of the photographs.

Black and white photograph of actress Laurette Taylor in the role of Amanda from the original production of The Glass Menagerie. Inscribed by Taylor to Norman Unger.

39 black and white (11 ½ x 16) photographs taken during rehearsals of the original 1963 New York production of this play. Included are Williams, Audrey Wood, Paul Bowles (composer), Herbert Machiz, Hermione Baddeley, Mildred Dunnock, and others. Some of the photographs are signed by Herbert Machiz, Warren Young and an unidentified signature.

Black and white photograph of Margaret Leighton and James Olson in the original 1962 production of this work.

Black and white publicity photograph of Hal Wallis, Anna Magnani, and an unidentified woman during the 1955 Paramount Pictures film production.

Two black and white photographs of scenes from the 1951 Warner Brothers film production.

Black and white photograph and color photograph of scenes from the 1966 Paramount Pictures film.

Black and white snapshot of Williams bearing the inscription "To Norman [Unger], fondly Tennessee (Key West)."

Black and white photograph of Williams and the actress, Anna Magnani, aboard the cruise ship Andrea Doria. Williams's autograph note, "L'esprit et le corps," appears on the photo.

Five publicity photographs of Tennessee Williams used by New Directions. Accompanied by a letter from Laurie Callahan, New Directions publicity director.

Warner Bros. – Seven Arts, Inc. film based on Tennessee Williams's play, "The Seven Descents of Myrtle."