Container / Location		Title
		Series VI. Miscellaneous Printed Material [series]:
33		GBS : The Abolition of Christmas (A letter to the editor of The Star Photostat and envelope identified in Shaw's hand; written under the pseudonym "William Watkins Smith"
33		GBS : Address to University Extension Guild Six excerpted newspaper articles, dated March 8, 1906, reporting and quoting his talk at the Imperial Institute
33		GBS : The alleged collapse of Socialism In everyman; London; 32 cm; Vol. I no. 8 & 9; pp. 231, 263
33		GBS : Armaments & Conscription. A Triple Alliance Against War Excerpted from The Daily Chronicle; with copies
33		GBS : Art Workers and the State Article printed on p. 291; excerpted from The New Statesman; with copies
33		GBS : "The Atom Bomb" Sunday Express; with copy
33		GBS : Aus dem Vorwort zur deutschen Ausgabe meiner Werke In Internationale mitteilungen, Richard-Strauss-Gesellschaft. Berlin. 21 cm. no. 11. pp. 22-23; Shaw acknowledges his debt to the German culture
33		GBS : The Bach Choir Letter to the Editor dated March 20; reprinted Vol. III pp. 166-7 of Shaw's Musiced. Dan H. Laurence (Bodley Head 1981); all deacidified August 1984; See also: G.B. Shaw The Bach Choir's Performance, galley proof, ca. March 17, 1894; with 3 other clippings from the Pall Mall Gazettecontaining related letters
33		GBS : The Bach Choir's Performance [galley proof] Article written for The World,but not published, on the Thursday March 15 performance of the St. Matthew Passion; See: G.B. Shaw The Bach Choir, March 21, 1894; Autograph Letter Signed to Shaw from Charles Thomas, March 30, 1894; and Vol. III pp. 166-7 of Shaw's Music,ed. Dan H. Laurence (Bodley Head 1981)
33		GBS : Back to Methuselah - In the Beginning[proof] Proof for the Limited Editions Club edition, published in 1939; the text of the proof is found on pp. 3-5 of the book, but in a different format; the wood engraving in the proof is found on p. 3 of the book, but in a later state
33		GBS : Barry Sullivan, Shakespear and Shaw Article printed on pp. 19-23 of Strand
33		GBS : Basso Continuo: Mr. Bernard Shaw on Beethoven A letter to the Editor of The Times, written October 23, 1948; with copy
33		GBS : "The Bayreuth Festival" Pall Mall Budget, p. 13
33		GBS : "The Bayreuth Festival; Is It Worth Going To?" Pall Mall Budgetp. 31; with copy
33		GBS : "Beauty and Boredom at Geneva" The Daily Sketch;with copy
33		GBS : Behind the Lysenko controversy In The Saturday Review of Literature, vol. 32, no. 16, p. 10; also contains: Muller, Herman Joseph, 1890- "It still isn't a science: a reply to George Bernard Shaw"
33		GBS : Bernard Shaw Penguins Progress;Interview, pp. 22-23, 27, on the occasion of Penguin's publishing his Back To Methuselah
33		GBS : Bernard Shaw ne veut pas jouer au prophete Ce Matin;Shaw's answers to a questionnaire reported by Jean d'Esme
33		GBS : Bernard Shaw on Amateur Actors Chicago Tribune
33		GBS : "Bernard Shaw on Hardie" Forward;reprinted from the Merthyr Pioneerwhere the article originally appeared
33		GBS : Bernard Shaw On Russia North China Daily News; article printing excerpts from a speech to the Fabian Society on November 26; not in Laurence
33		GBS : Bernard Shaw's Works. Spellings Instructions for compositors, presumably printed by R.& R. Clark, Ltd., for Shaw's contemplated Collected Edition; this is the only copy known to exist
33		GBS : Break Germany For Ever?--Nonsense! Sunday Pictorial;Shaw's answers to five questions, printed on page 4; Laurence C3541
33		GBS : Brilliant Address South China Morning Post; newspaper article excerpt consisting mostly of a transcript of Shaw's public address at the University of Hong Kong; Cf. Laurence C2991; end of article damaged; on verso is a photo of Shaw on board a ship
33		GBS : "Child Poverty is Only Poverty that Matters" [proof] New York Call
33		GBS : Children and Copyright [galley proof] Published Oct. 22, 1890, in The World;reprinted Vol. II pp. 177-183 of Shaw's Music,ed. Dan H. Laurence (Bodley Head 1981; deacidified Aug. 1984
33		GBS : Communism defined In National newsletter; London; 25 cm.; no. 552
33		GBS : Typed Manuscript: Contributions to The Worst Journey in the Worldby Apsley Cherry-Garrard
33		GBS : A Debate on Distributism American Review; Shaw's contribution, titled "The Case for Russia," is printed on pp. 309-314; the reply by Hilaire Belloc, titled "A Letter to Bernard Shaw," is printed on pp. 314-320
33		GBS : A Debate on Socialism The New Age; "part of a discussion...on Wednesday, November 18, 1908, Mr. Hilaire Belloc, M.P., in the Chair;" Shaw, G.K. Chesterton, and Cecil Chesterton are the quoted participants; printed on pp. 419-421
34		GBS : Collected Letters: 1911-1925 [corrected proofs] 670 numbered leaves, with 39 typescript leaves inserted; corrections are in hand of the editor, Dan H. Laurence
35		GBS : I Am a Classic Excerpt of article printed on p. 19 of Hearst's,New York; full title: "I Am a Classic: But Am I a Shakespeare Thief?" cartoon drawing of Shaw by James Montgomery Flagg accompanies the article
35		GBS : I Would Drop A-Bomb on Manchester Excerpted lead article on p. 1 of Splash!monthly newspaper, printing in facsimile Shaw's answers to a questionnaire
35		GBS : "If I Were a Clerk Again" p. 251 of Tit-Bits; with copies
35		GBS : "Illusions and Idolatries." The Daily Worker; commentary on the coronation of George VI; with copies
35		GBS : The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism & Capitalism [advance description] Excerpted description in Constable's Monthly List by Shaw of his forthcoming book, printed on pages 1-2; with note added on separate leaf by Dan H. Laurence; with copies
35		GBS : Interview with H.F.S. Excerpted from The Westminster Gazette;on his purpose in writing plays; with copy
35		GBS : "Iren sind ein, auserwähtles volk."
35		GBS : "Is British Democracy a Lie? A Challenge to Mr. Woodburn, M.P." Forward;concerns the Party System in the British Parliament; with copies
35		GBS : "Is Christianity a Failure?" Printed in The Flying Dutchman;written during Shaw's career on The Star,although it was not published there; also included is an accompanying article by Dan Laurence
35		GBS : "It Serves Us Right!" Article printed on p. 309 of the Penny Pictorialon economics; with explanatory note added on separate leaf by Dan H. Laurence; with copies
35		GBS : La "Jeanne d'Arc" de Bernard Shaw Excerpted questionnaire interview, in French, printed on front page of the Paris newspaper Comoedia;found in Werner Jung's book "La Jeanne d'Arc" de Bernard Shaw (Bruxelles 1925); with bibliographic information on a card from Dan H. Laurence; with copies
35		GBS : "Jenner" Article on pp. 678-680 of The Nation & The Atheneumon Edward Jenner
35		GBS : "Joy Riding at the War Front. II - The Technique of War." Printed in the Daily C[hronicle?], London; Shaw's impressions of the front; with copies
35		GBS : "The King, the Constitution, and the Lady." Printed in the Evening Standard, p.7, December 5, 1936;; a "Fictitious Dialogue" on the subject of Edward VIII's romance with Wallis Simpson; with copies
35		GBS : The Late Sire Henry Irving and Mr. Bernard Shaw Printed in the Morning Post;letter by Shaw to the Editor, dated "Dec. 2" followed by three letters by others to the Editor concerning Major Barbara;with a related newspaper clipping of Oct. 25, 1905 concerning Shaw's comments on Sir Henry Irving; with copies
35		GBS : Letter to Irish Times Brief article printed in Timeunder heading "Litterateurs" clipped from p. 45 and identified in hand of Dan H. Laurence; the text of Shaw's letter is quoted; with copy
35		GBS : Letters to the Editor Printed in St. Martin's [?] Review;three letters concerning his article "The Author As Manual Laborer" and his proposal for a new British alphabet; to the clipping is attached the label of a clipping service; on a paper pasted to this label Shaw has written "Author"; with copy
35		GBS : Literature and Art Article printed in The Christian Commonwealthis from notes on a lecture Shaw gave in the City Temple; with copies
35		GBS : "Mad Do...?" Printed in the Sunday Express; full title supplied by Dan H. Laurence in letter to J. Tyler, December 23, 1979; Mad Dogs--Bad Men: Both Should Be Killed Without Compunction; with copies
35		GBS : Mr. Henry Seiffert's Concert Printed in The Star; a column of music criticism, signed C. DI B., i.e. Corno di Bassetto, Shaw's pseudonym; with identifying note added on separate leaf by Dan H. Laurence; with copy
35		GBS : Mr. Shaw's Clash with Tolstoy Article printed in the Evening Standardby Shaw, on pp. 7 & 9, incorporating his letter to Lev N. Tolstoí, February 14, 1910; and Tolstoí's letter to him, May 9, 1910; with copies
35		GBS : Mrs. Warren's Profession: Title page Edition published by Grant Richards in London, and printed by R.& R. Clark, Ltd. in Edinburgh; with copies
35		GBS : Mosley, by Shaw Printed in Daily Express; Shaw's answers to a questionnaire put to him by Miss Wheeler Ryan concerning the release from prison of Sir Oswald Mosley; with copy
35		GBS : Movietone Shaw, or Chaff for All Article printed in Boston Evening Transcriptquoting Shaw's talk for a Movietone newsreel; with copy
35		GBS : The Mozart Centenary Printed on pp. 755-756 of The Illustrated London News; with copies
35		GBS : "Neutrality would mean invasion" Article printed in Sunday Chroniclelabelled by Durrant's Press Cuttings; title continues: "G.B.S. says Eire must be on our side"
35		GBS : Note by Mr. Bernard Shaw on invitation "to a Private View of a Woolworth Exhibition of Pictures by Gertrude Harvey" With a note by Bernard Burgunder and two clipped newspaper reviews of the exhibit
35		GBS : A Note to "Androcles and the Lion" New York; a 4-page leaflet distributed at the first American production of Androclesin New York; with explanatory note on stationary of James F. Drake; for another copy See: SHAW PR 5363 A85 1914b
35		GBS : Notes On The Way [fragment] Printed in Time and Tide; this leaf includes the first two pages (1423-4) of the article; for a complete copy See: SHAW DT 387.8 S53++
35		GBS : Old Bachelor Sam Butler Printed in The Observer; review of The Essential Samuel Butler,edited by G.D.H. Cole
35		GBS : On Panama's far distant Isthmus Newspaper clipping, describing a Christmas card with picture of Shaw and Frances Day (She in Buoyant Billions) and with poem by Shaw, reprinted in the clipping, beginning "On Panama's..."
35		GBS : Bernard Shaw on Religion: An Interview photocopy on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on pp. 28-29 of Vol. 48, No. 7 (July 1922) of Pearson's Magazine; for the original, See: Pearson's Magazine
35		GBS : Bernard Shaw on the Golden West Photocopy, on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on p. 158 of Vol. 38, No. 4 (October 1917) of Pearson's Magazine; incorporated in the article is a transcript and partial facsimile of Autograph Letter Signed from Shaw to Frank Harris, July 31, 1917; for the original of this issue, See: Pearson's Magazine
35		GBS : Bernard Shaw on the War Photocopy, on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on p. 418 of Vol. 38, No. 10 (April 1918) of Pearson's Magazine; for the original, See: Pearson's Magazine
35		GBS : Oxford Might Be Made An Asylum! Report printed on p. 9 of unidentified newspaper quoting a speech by Shaw in which he criticizes British University education
35		GBS : Personality Interview No. I An interview concerning Shaw's attitude toward psychic phenomena, conducted by Fred Archer, and printed on pp. 1-2 of Psychic News
35		GBS : The Pith of the Jest "An interview with G.W. Bishop" on pp. 11-12 of Theatre Guild Magazine, concerning The Apple Cart; followed on pp. 13-17 by P. Beaumont Wadsworth's article "Other Apple Carts"
35		GBS : "The Revolt Against Marriage" Printed in John O'London's Weekly
35		GBS : Rungs of the Ladder - IX Radio talk printed on pp. 73-75, 108 of The Listener
35		GBS : Sandridge dump - articles Articles printed Jan. 4, 1923 in Daily Chronicle;Jan. 4, 1923 in The Star; Mar. 4 and Jan. 6, 1923 in Herts Advertiserfrom Shaw's clipping service
35		GBS : "Shaw Agus Siúd" Collection of statements by Shaw on the Gaelic revival printed in Inoiu
35		GBS : Shaw in the Lion's Den Paragraph quoted from Shaw, beginning "Man is the only animal," printed on p. 34 of publication identified in pencil as "R.D."
35		GBS : Shaw Looks at Life at Seventy Illustrated interview conducted by George Sylvester Viereck and printed on pp. 7-10 of Liberty; marked "Scrap book" in Shaw's hand
35		GBS : "Shaw on Smoke" Republication of a speech Shaw made at the annual meeting of the Coal Smoke Abatement Society in 1911; printed in Smokeless Air
35		GBS : Shaw Pays His Respects to Evils of Prohibition Revised version of a speech delivered by Shaw to the World Prohibition Federation in Caxton Hall, October 22 or 23, 1931; printed in Boston Herald
35		GBS : Shaw Reveals Who Was Candida Article printed in Evening Standardby Shaw, with a reply by Beverly Baxter; Laurence C 3558
35		GBS : "Shaw tells why he wrote Saint Joan" Broadside issued by the Theatre Guild at the period of their production of Saint Joan; with a note by Bernard F. Burgunder
35		GBS : Shaw's Latest Photocopy, on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on p. 20 of Vol. 39, No. 1 (May 1918) of Pearson's Magazine; the article is datelined March 5, 1918, and is probably excerpted from a letter by Shaw to Frank Harris; with copies on pp. 22-27 on which is printed Oscar Wilde in Prison - Chapter XVII, by Frank Harris, who offers it as "a specimen chapter of my 'Life of Oscar Wilde'" with copies also of pp. 38-42 on which is printed an article titled James Joyce, by Padraic Colum; for the original of this issue, See: Pearson's Magazine
35		GBS : Socialism for Millionaires - proof A fragment of a proof sheet, with note in Shaw's hand: "Cut out of the Fabian reprint of Socialism for Millionaires"; with note on separate leaf by Bernard F. Burgunder
35		GBS : Socialism and the middle class, broadside for a lecture by Shaw Croydon
35		GBS : A Socialist Programme Excerpt of an article printed in The Clarion; subtitled: The Gentle Art of Unpleasantness
35		GBS : The Solution of the Censorship Problem Article printed on pp. 628-631 of The Academy
35		GBS : The Solution of the Censorship Problem Photostat of an article printed on pp. 628-631 of The Academy
35		GBS : The South African Question Consists of responses by Walter Crane, A.E. Fletcher, and Frank Colebrook to an article by Shaw of the previous week printed in The Clarion
35		GBS : Sovjet-Tyssland... Photocopies of three articles by Shaw, printed in Swedish, in Stockholms-Tidningen
35		GBS : Surprises from Russia Half-page article, printed in The Sunday Express; "World copyright reserved"
36		GBS : A Talk with George Bernard Shaw Excerpted interview in The Music Student, signed "P.A.S." on Shaw's views of British music; followed by his "Is Music of Any 'National Importance,'" a letter to the Editor of the Western Daily Press, August 27, 1916
36		GBS : Theatre Managers and Film Rights Printed in The Author Playwright and Composer
36		GBS : "These reminiscences of Mr. Vincent..." Quote by Shaw appears for publicity purposes on the dust wrapper of the 1st edition of Aspects of Wilde,by Vincent O'Sullivan
36		GBS : To the Audience at the Kingsway Theatre A letter concerning John Bull's Other Island,printed under an introduction with the heading: Mr. Bernard Shaw and His Audiences. A Personal Appeal from the Author of John Bull's Other Island; printed in Pall Mall Gazette
36		GBS : 'Ulster Always Able to Bully Westminster' Questionnaire, with Shaw's answers, printed on p. 3 of Anti-Partition News; with indentifying note added on separate leaf by Bernard F. Burgunder
36		GBS : The War Indemnities! Photocopy, on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on pp. 444-445 of Vol. 46, No. 12 (June 1921) of Pearson's Magazine; for the original, See: Pearson's Magazine
36		GBS : The War Indemnities Photostats of pp. 395-7 of Vol. XXXV of The American Mercurygiving text of the "playlet" first printed in Pearson's Magazine,June 1921; with explanatory note added on separate leaf by Dan H. Laurence
36		GBS : "War Reputations" Printed in To-Day
36		GBS : "Well-printed books" A single sentence excerpted from Shaw's essay On Modern Typographyand printed by Roderick Cave; No. 1 of 33 copies; See: Laurence A136
36		GBS : "What I Think About Broadcasting" Printed in Radio Times
36		GBS : What Is the Use of an Arts Club? [announcement] Printed flyer announcing a lecture by Shaw in the Philosophical Hall, Leeds; the date '1905' is added in Shaw's handwriting
36		GBS : Who Is Frank Harris? Photocopy, on acid-free paper, made from the original article printed on pp. 258-9 of Vol. 39, No. 5 (Sept. 1918) of Pearson's Magazine; with a copy of p. 272 on which is printed an article by Theodore Dreiser titled True Art Speaks Plainly; and with a copy of p. 280, on which is printed an article by Frank Harris, titled The Handwriting of Great Writers, which includes a brief paragraph on Shaw's handwriting; for the original of this issue, See: Pearson's Magazine
36		GBS : The Yahoos Photocopy, edited in hand of Dan H. Laurence
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, "Conversation Pieces"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Observer, "Mr. Bernard Shaw's Translator"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, "Mr. Shaw on Printed Plays"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, "Mr. Shaw's Originals," reprinted from Cornhill
36		GBS : Letter to Smith, Elder & Co. Printed facsimile of Shaw's letter seeking a publisher for his novel Love Among the Artists;in a clipping from The Sunday Times,July 11, 1948
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, Haslemere & Hindhead Herald,"Socialism and Individualism" Farnham; holograph identification in Shaw's hand
36		GBS : Letters to "Marxian" George Samuels on the Boer War. Printed in The Labour Leader,XII (January 6, 1900), 1-2 Printed under the title "London, Shaw, and War"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, London Times[strike-off print] London; title: "The National Shakespeare Theatre and the New Repertory Theatres;" rather than strictly a galley, this item appears to be a strike-off or off-print; begins "Sir / The anarchist that is latent in every"
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The Times Headlined "National Insurance and Political Tactics. Mr. Shaw's Protest;" printed on pp. 9-10 of the London Times
36		GBS : Letter to Lugne-Poe [extract] Printed in L'Oeuvre; Shaw portrays himself as a shark who devours dramatists
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, The Nation Newspaper clipping; printed under title: "Equality of Income;" begins "Sir / I am not going to let Mr. Leonard Hobhouse out of it / quite so easily as that"
36		GBS : Letter to Ellen Terry, missing from published version of Shaw-Terry correspondence Printed copy of the letter, which was kept from publication by Gordon Craig; includes note by Bernard F. Burgunder
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The Daily Citizen Title here: "Call You This Discipline?" concerns Shaw's Common Sense About The War
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Daily News;"The Irish Executions" Concerns the Sinn Fein
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, The New Statesman [galley] Title: "The Case Against Chesterton;" begins "Sir / If Mr. Chesterton is righting himself gradually"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor Manchester Guardian Newspaper clipping; concerns proposed execution of Sir Roger Casement; with 2 copies; begins "Sir / As several English newspapers have answered the above question vehemently"
36		GBS : Letters to Arnold White Quoted in "Our Handbook. G.B.S. and the Army Council. Things to Remember"; published in The RefereeApril 8, 1917
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Times Printed in Times Literary Supplement; concerns variations in the different texts of his plays
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The United Methodist Labeled by clipping service (for Shaw?); refers to Shaw's Androcles and the Lion, preface
36		GBS : Letter to W.F. Tomalin London; begins "Dear Mr. Tomalin / I hope you will succeed in getting a substantial endowment for your hospital"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of Welwyn Garden City Pilot Letter reprinted in the Daily Newsconcerning Shaw's preface to The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet
36		GBS : Letter: Letters to John Farleigh (with notes by Farleigh) Correspondence concerning the illustrations to The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God(Constable, 1932); extracted from London Mercury,March 1937
36		GBS : Letter to London Mercury Titled: The Typography of G.B.S.; Laurence 2565
36		GBS : Letter to the Permanent Secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy Contained in body of article in The Daily Chronicleheadlined: "G.B.S. Declines the Nobel £6,000"; date in Shaw's hand
36		GBS : Letter to ? Part of a letter in shorthand reproduced to illustrate an article in Pitman's Journal of Commercial Education"G.B.S. and Pitman's Shorthand;" with typed transcription on separate leaf
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of Commonweal, Michael Williams, "Bernard Shaw and Mexico" The Universe
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of Forward, "Was Bernard Shaw in the Secret Service?" On Shaw's "Activities in the Great War"
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The Observer Here titled: "Bernard Shaw 'Relics.' A Warning from the Author. The Locke Annotations;" dated in ink in Shaw's hand (according to Dan H. Laurence)
36		GBS : Letter to H.H. Hammond On American criticism of his play How He Lied To Her Husband;quoted in article in Sunday Dispatch"G.B.S. Hits Hollywood"
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Article in South China Morning Posttitled: Back From Moscow; originally published in The Times,August 13, 1931; Laurence 2918
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Observer"Habit and the Evolutionary Process"
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of the Daily Dispatch,"Mr. Shaw and the Kodo Menace" Date is in Shaw's hand
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The Irish Times Here titled "Bernard Shaw on Casement Diaries;" published on pp. 131-34 of Shaw's The Matter with Ireland,ed. Dan H. Laurence (1962); see also letters to Shaw from M.J. MacManus
36		GBS : Letter to Editor of The Irish Times Here titled "The Casement Documents;" published on pp. 134-35 of Shaw's The Matter with Ireland, ed. Dan H. Laurence (1962); see also letters to Shaw from M.J. MacManus
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Subsidizing the Theatre"; Laurence 3205
36		GBS : Letter to Daily Telegraph Titled: "The 'Cat' and the Taxpayer"; Laurence 3241
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Sunday Times[galley proof] London; an answer to an article by Desmond McCarthy
36		GBS : Letter to The Observer Titled: "New Shaw Play and Germany" Laurence 3266
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor of The Times,"Molotov Is Right, Says Shaw" Excerpted from the Daily Worker
36		GBS : Letter to Daily Telegraph Titled: "Defence of Authors"; with copy
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "English Usage"; Laurence 3463
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Coming Budget: Taxes and the Vicar of Bray"; Laurence 3510
36		GBS : Letter to the Editor, Forward[galley] Concerns neutrality of Eire in World War II; begins "When the Irish Free State was established"
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Basic English and Spelling"; Laurence 3520
36		GBS : Letter Signed: to H.M. Stationery Office Ayot St. Lawrence; a letter on Shaw's pet project of aplphabet reform, for which he eventually left money in his will; with notes by Dan Laurence and Bernard Burgunder; begins "Dear Colonel Controller / I am at present making my will. As I intend leaving"
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Bringing Up the Child"; Laurence 3532
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Care of Children"; Laurence 3537
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Atomic Bomb"; two copies; Laurence 3605
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Budget and Surtax"; Laurence 3616
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Mr. Raphael Roche"; Laurence 3618
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Orthography of the Bomb"; two copies; Laurence 3624
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Caesar and Cleopatra"; two copies; Laurence 3625
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Medical Practice"; Laurence 3683
36		GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to Emrys Hughes [initialled] Newspaper reproduction from Forward,July 27, 1946; begins "I like not the Common Good."
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Doctors' Powers"; Laurence 3670
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Nuremberg"; Laurence 3683
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Power from the Tides"; Laurence 3707
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Farm Management"; Laurence 3716
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Collective Farming"; Laurence 3720
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Collective Farming"; Laurence 3723
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Contemporary Arts"; Laurence 3740
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Lord Passfield"; Laurence 3757
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Westminster Abbey"; Laurence 3759
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Capital Punishment"; two copies; Laurence 3766
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Rebuilding Babel"; Laurence 3810
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Rebuilding Babel"; Laurence 3811
36		The Times Titled: "Basso Continuo"; Laurence 3823
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Author's Gamble"; Laurence 3838
36		GBS : Letter to Mr. Pitman Excerpt from The Times; the text of the letter is quoted in a report of the debate in the House of Commons on March 11, 1949, concerning spelling reform; also quoted is an excerpt from a letter by Shaw to Mr. Follick
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Westminster Phonetics"; Laurence 3849
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Censorship of Plays"; Laurence 3850
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "'Guest Citizens' of Britain"; Laurence 3854
36		GBS : Typed Letter: to Thoreau Society
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "The Wages Paradox"; Laurence 3910
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Divorce Law Reform"; Laurence 3921
36		GBS : Letter to The Times Titled: "Story of British 'Communism'"; Laurence 3929
36		GBS : Letters to Ellen Terry Two previously unpublished cards to Ellen Terry, one dated January 19, 1920, the other undated, printed on p. 6 of The Literary Repository
37		GBS : Verse on card with drawing by Stanley Parker
37		GBS : Reviews Various publications; list of articles included in manuscript folder concerning The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search For God
37		Pearson, Hesketh : Advice to a Young CriticReviews "Shavian Advice" printed in The Listener
37		Forster, Peter : Androcles and the LionReviews "Shaw and the Lion" printed in John O'London's Weekly
37		The Apple CartReviews Ervine, St. John Greer: "Mr. Shaw's Superb Pantomime" August 25, 1929; Powell, Dilys: "Ideas and the Play" August 19, 1929?; and Purdom, Charles Benjamin: "Another Go At The Apple Cart" September 5, 1929 Everyman
37		GBS : Arms and the ManFilm brochure Four-page supplement from Illustrierte Film-Bühnepublishing photographs from the German film Helden;with this is filed an illustrated article on the same film, excerpted from a periodical dated 1958
37		GBS : Arms and the ManReviews Trewin, John Courtena y: "Shavian Joke" July 20, 1953; Hoyt, Charles Bamfield, in Official Metropolitan Guide,Nov. 1, 1925: p. 21 interview with Pedro de Cordoba, taking the part of Sergius; Bertrand, Sandra: "Remember George Bernard Shaw?" (Our Town,New York, Nov. 14, 1975; gift of Preston Beyer
37		GBS : Augustus Does His BitReviews "New York Critics on a Shaw Play"
37		Trewin, John Courtenay : Buoyant BillionsReviews "Buoyant Bernard" published in John O'London's Weeklyon September 2, 1949; and in Punchon August 24, 1949
37		GBS : Caesar and CleopatraSet design One blueprint, one photocopy of designs for production at the Shaw Festival, Niagara-on-the-Lake
37		GBS : CandidaReviews, advertisements Fabre, Eugene. Candida de Shaw. n.d.; J., J. Candida. n.d.; Morgan, Charles. Of Miss Ann Harding as Candida. 1937; The Literary Digest, Feb. 7, 1925. "The Acting in 'Candida'"
37		GBS : Cashel Byron's ProfessionReviews, Criticism, advertisements Advertisement from Walter Scott
37		GBS : The Chocolate Soldier.Book of words for the opera London; written by Rudolf Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson; English version by Stanislaus Stange; The Chocolate Soldieris based on Shaw's Arms and the Man
37		GBS : Collected Letters: 1874-1897Reviews Stanley Weintraub in the Saturday Review, November 13, 1965, pp. 45 and 67; with unsigned review in Time, January 21, 1966, pp. 83-84
37		GBS : Collected Letters: 1911-1925Reviews John Carey in The Sunday Times(London), June 2, 1985 (with caricature of Shaw based on photo in the Burgunder Collection); John Gross in The New York Times, June 18, 1985; Hugh Kenner in The New York Times Book Review, June 30, 1985; Samuel Hynes in The New Republic, July 15 & 22, 1985
37		GBS : Collected Plays with Their PrefacesReviews John Simon in The New York Times Book Review, November 2, 1975; with Warren S. Smith's "G.B. Shaw at 119 - Indication of Immortality" (NY Times, November 2, 1975)
37		GBS : Cymbeline RefinishedReviews, advertisements "Shaw Tells Why He Revised Bard."
37		GBS : The Devil's DiscipleReviews Albert White Vorse in Gallery of Plays and Players, No. 12. New York, 1897
37		GBS : DiariesReviews, criticism, advertisements Cullen, Tom. A. "Diaries of Shaw Boring Documents." February 5, 1964 Times-Leader
37		GBS : The Doctor's DilemmaReviews, Criticism, advertisements Advertisements from Constable & Co.
37		GBS : Everybody's Political What's What?Reviews Brown, Ivor. "All About All."
37		GBS : Far-Fetched FablesReviews, criticisms
37		GBS : The Fascinating FoundlingReviews, criticisms
37		GBS : Florence Farr, Bernard Shaw and W.B. YeatsReviews, Criticisms The Times Literary Supplement
37		GBS : GenevaReviews, advertisements Flyer from Constable advertising the first edition
37		GBS : Getting MarriedReviews "Shaw's Getting Married."n.d.; The Daily Telegraph, May 13, 1908 (2 copies)
37		GBS : Back to MethuselahReviews, Criticism Unsigned review, in the London Times?of a performance at the Court Theatre; apparently to be dated Feb. 20, 1924
37		GBS : Heartbreak HouseReviews Ervine, St. John. "Mr. Shaw in Despair." October 23, 1921 The Observer; Farjeon, Herbert. "Bernard Shaw's Best Play." April 9, 1943. John O'London; Pearson, Hesketh. "...Shaw's favourite play." April 6, 1951. Radio Times
37		GBS : How He Lied To Her HusbandReviews, Criticisms The SunNew York
37		GBS : In Good King Charles's Golden DaysReviews "Bernard Shaw and a Biographer."
37		GBS : The Inca of PerusalemReviews Ein leichtes Spiel mit schweren Dingen (April 17, 1959; Die Tat,Zürich)
37		GBS : The Intelligent Woman's Guide to SocialismReviews, Criticism, advertisements Ad from Book-of-the-Month Club
37		GBS : The Irrational KnotReviews Books and Bookishness, by C.W. Mason (article inscribed to Shaw by Mason, from The Brooklyn Daily EagleOctober 26, 1905)
37		GBS : Jitta's AtonementReviews "G.B.S." Opens up New Field; January 27, 1925 Daily News
37		GBS : John Bull's Other IslandReviews Ervine, St. John. "John Bull's Other Island." July 6, 1951
37		GBS : Major BarbaraFilm souvenir program
37		GBS : Major BarbaraReviews "'Major Barbara' Revived."
37		GBS : Man and SupermanReviews, Criticism Pearson, Hesketh. "The Comedy Shaw Wrote Around his Gospel." n.d.; Eder, Richard. "Shaw Still Has the Power to Captivate." ( New York Times,September 4, 1977); Punch, September 16, 1903; Coda,July 1952 (advert for a Columbia recording of Don Juan in Hell, read by Charles Laughton, Charles Boyer, Cedric Hardwicke, and Agnes Moorehead)
37		GBS : Man and SupermanCostume design - Ann Whitefield 8.5 x 11.5 color print for Ann Whitefield's costume in Act IV; with identification added on verso
37		GBS : MisallianceReviews Daily Telegraph,February 24, 1910; deacidified August 1984
37		GBS : Document: Box office receipts from the 1908 American tour ofMrs. Warren's Profession Pittsburgh, and Appleton
37		GBS : Mrs. Warren's ProfessionFilm brochure 8-page supplement from Illustrierte Film-Bühneproviding many photographs from the German film Frau Warrens Gewerbe
37		GBS : Mrs. Warren's ProfessionReviews Wilhelm Michel in Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, No. 314, July 8, 1908, p. 2; E?V? Knox, in PunchOctober 7, 1925
37		GBS : O'Flaherty V.C.Reviews Ervine, St. John. "The Secret History of O'Flaherty V.C.December 12, 1920 in The Observer
37		GBS : The PhilandererReviews New York Tribune,December 29, 1913; New York Sun,December 29, 1913; New York Herald,December 29, 1913; all deacidified August 1984
37		GBS : Preface to Great ExpectationsReviews Russell, John. "Mr. Shaw on Dickens." August 14, 1947
37		GBS : PrefacesReviews Ervine, St. John. "Mr. Shaw Sums Himself Up." August 17, 1934 in The Observer
37		GBS : Pygmalion Mander, R., Mitchenson, J. "Shaw's Borrowed Plot." May 10, 1958 in Daily Telegraph; Darlington, W. A. "Fairer than Shaw to his Lady." May 5, 1958 in Daily Telegraph
37		GBS : The Quintessence of IbsenismReviews, Criticisms, advertisements Ad from S. Fischer, Verlag, Berlin
37		GBS : Rhyming Picture Guide to Ayot St. LawrenceReviews, criticisms
37		GBS : Saint JoanReviews, criticisms
37		GBS : The Shewing-Up of Blanco PosnetReviews, Criticisms Noguchi, Yone. Western Drama in the East. The Graphic,February 18, 1911
37		GBS : The Shewing-Up of Blanco PosnetReviews, criticisms Five newspaper cuttings dated May 22, August 21, 22, 24, 26; the cutting of May 9 reports an interview with Shaw; that of Aug. 24 prints a letter from Shaw to W.B. Yeats dated Aug. 22, as well as letters to and from Lady Gregory
37		GBS : The Simpleton of the Unexpected IslesReviews and advertisements Flyer from Constable advertising the first edition of The Simpleton, The Six, and The Millionairess
37		GBS : Sixteen Self-SketchesReviews
37		GBS : Too True To Be Good "F., R.J." "G.B.S. Defents Too Truefrom Failure." October 28, 1932 in Daily Telegraph; London TimesAugust 7, 1932; E.A. Baughan, News Chronicle,August 8, 1932; James Agate, Sunday Times,September 18, 1932; London Times,August 11, 1932; Hobe, Variety,March 20, 1963; Melvin Maddocks, Christian Science Monitor,March 15, 1963
37		GBS : Translations and TomfooleriesReviews "Mr. Shaw at Play." November [1926?] in Times LIterature Supplement
37		GBS : Widowers' HousesReviews, Criticisms, advertisements Williams, Stephen, "'Widowers' Houses': Play or Pamphlet?" n.d.; Ad from Independent Theatre Series
37		GBS : You Never Can TellReviews, criticisms
37		GBS : Works of George Bernard Shaw Advertisements, publisher's catalogues, solicitations, etc.; not related to any particular work by Shaw; filed at bottom of box marked: "Misc. Printed Material" Works of George Bernard Shaw