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51. Add MS 79281-79298

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vols. LXXX-XCVII. ‘Three Birds Alighting on a Field’; 1988-1993, n.d. Apparently given the early working title ‘The Price of Everything’. The play was first performed on 5 Sept. 1991 at the Royal Court and revived on 6 Nov. 1992. Winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Award, Writers’ Guild Award and London Critics’ Circle Award in 1992. Eighteen volumes.
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1988-1993
Extent:
18 items

52. Add MS 79310

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. CIX. ‘The Dispute’ [‘La Dispute’]; April-Oct. 1985. Play by Marivaux, translated by Wertenbaker. ff. 207. 1. ff. 1-133. Typewritten drafts with autogr. revisions; 6 April-10 May 1985. 2. ff. 134-207. [italics]Typewritten[/italics] radio broadcast scripts with [i...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1985
Extent:
1 item

53. Add MS 79341-79346

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vols. CXL-CXLV. ‘The Children’; 1989-1990, n.d. Screenplay by Wertenbaker based on the novel The Children by Edith Wharton. The 1990 film was by Isolde Films, directed by Tony Palmer and starred Ben Kingsley and Kim Novak. Six volumes.
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1989-1990
Extent:
6 items

54. Add MS 79380

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. CLXXIX. ‘Rites of Entry’. Typewritten synopsis and draft with autogr. revisions for this ‘early novel’; n.d. ff. 264.
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[1973-1977]
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1 item

55. Add MS 79244

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. XLIII. ‘No Return to Ithaka’ and ‘My Dreams/Your Dreams’. Autogr. notes and typewritten, photocopied drafts; 1981-1982, n.d. ff. 222. 1. ff. 1-104. ‘No Return to Ithaka’. [italics]Autogr.[/italics] notes, synopsis and [italics]typewritten drafts[/italics] [[italic...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1981-1982
Extent:
1 item

56. Add MS 79302

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. CI. ‘The Planter of Malata/Where the Dreams Cross’ and various unfinished plays; 1977-1978, [?late 1970s-early 1980s], n.d. Autogr. notes and typewritten drafts. ff. 194. 1. ff. 1-65. [italics]Autogr.[/italics] notes and [italics]typewritten draft[/italics] [[ita...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1976-1984
Extent:
1 item

57. Add MS 79347-79352

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vols. CXLVI-CLI. ‘Do Not Disturb’; 1989-1990, n.d. Wertenbaker’s first television screenplay for BBC 2, directed by Nick Renton. First aired on 17 March 1991. Six volumes.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1989-1990
Extent:
6 items

58. Add MS 79379

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. CLXXVIII. ‘A Year on Exmoor’. Preparatory autogr. notes, together with autogr. and typewritten drafts [some imperf.] with autogr. revisions; 17 Feb. 1977, n.d. ff. 238.
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
17 Feb 1977
Extent:
1 item

59. Add MS 79226

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vol. XXV. ‘The Vigil’. Typewritten drafts with autogr. revisions; 13-20 May 1977, n.d. The play was first performed by the Spetsai Players on 25 June 1977 at the Karnayo, Spetse (directed by Simon Carr) and again at the Spetse Festival I on 28 July 1977. ff. 130.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
May 1977
Extent:
1 item

60. Add MS 79259-79269

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WERTENBAKER PAPERS. Vols. LVIII-LXVIII. ‘The Grace of Mary Traverse’; 1983-1985, [1986], n.d. The play seems to have had the early working-title ‘Grace Notes’. It was first performed at the Royal Court on 17 Oct. 1985, directed by Danny Boyle. Eleven volumes.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1983-1986
Extent:
11 items