Rattigan papers. Vol. xiv. Script of a variety show with scenes from all aspects of World War II up to 1945, inscribed on cover 'Script from Felicity Ware with extract from "Flare path"', [1945?]. Typewritten. ff. i+56. 296 x 209mm.
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xv. 'Signed with their honour', circa 1942. Typewritten. Film treatment by H. E. Bates and Rattigan. Probably never produced. ff. ii+229. 252 x204mm. Herbert Ernest Bates, author: Film script 'Signed with their honour' by H. E. Bates and Sir T. M. Rattigan: circa 1942: Ty...
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xvi. 'English without tears', 1943. Typewritten. Revised script of a film by Anatole de Grunwald and Rattigan. First shown, 1944. ff. ii+132. 330 x 212mm. Anatole De Grunwald, film producer: Shooting script 'While the sun shines' by Sir T. M. Rattigan and A. de Grunwald, ...
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xvii. 'While the sun shines', 1946. Typewritten. Shooting script of a screenplay by Rattigan and Anatole de Grunwald, based on Rattigan's play of the same title. Play first performed, Manchester, 25 Oct. 1943, London, 24 Dec. 1943, film first shown 1947. Published London: H...
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xix (ff. 6). Correspondence relating to the revival of 'While the sun shines' at the Theatre Royal, Windsor, 1976. includes: f. 1 Hubert Gregg, dramatist: Letter to Sir T. M. Rattigan: [1976].f. 2 Peter Fontaine, theatrical producer: Letter to Sir T. M. Rattigan: 1976...
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xx. 'O mistress mine', 1949. Autograph. Two draft scripts for a film based on Rattigan's play 'Love in idleness'. Play first performed, Liverpool, 27 Nov. 1944, London, 20 Dec. 1944, film not produced. Published London: Hamish Hamilton, 1945. ff. ii+248. 345 x 236mm.
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xxii (ff. 99). Correspondence relating to 'Love in idleness' and subsequent proposals for filming it as 'O mistress mine', 1948-1966. Telegrams and typewritten. includes: f. 2 William Frank Arthur Rattigan, CMG: Mary Herring, secretary to Sir T M Rattigan: Vera Rattigan...
Rattigan Papers. Vol. xxiii. 'Rendezvous', [1943?]. Outline for a film on Anglo-American air force co-operation during World War II, eventually filmed as 'The way to the stars'. ff. 104. 280 x 202mm.