Folder 1
Contains 17 Results:
To W. Van R. Whitall [American philanthropist] (206 Loring Avenue, Pelham, NY), May 5, 1925
My thanks to James Stephens for recommending me; please send details of the Competition; what I have written until now.
To Mr. Konody [Paul George Konody, 1872-1933 English art critic], January 6, 1931
Asking advice about selecting a naval print to give a friend; what do you know of T.G. Dutton and W.J. Huggins who appear in a Parker Gallery catalogue?
To Mr Konodyo, February 2, 1931
We bought 2 Dutton prints at Walkers', mentioning your name.
To Thomas King Moylan, as secretary of the Irish Playwrights Association, March 4, 1931
Thanks for 3-guinea cheque; please collect the Society's commission from next fee. Edenderry.
Moylan, Thomas King, February 28, 1931
Cheque to O'Casey for 3 guineas.
No. 26769, drawn on The Munster & Leinster Bank, Dublin. Signed by Moylan, stamped "The Irish Playwrights Association," endorsed by O'Casey, paid March 10, 1931 through Westminster Bank, London.
To Thomas King Moylan, March 6, 1931
I am willing that "The Vagabonds" should produce my "Shadow of a Gunman"; please deal with their request. ("Enclosure" not present.)
To Thomas King Moylan, March 13, 1931
I'm permitting "The Vagabonds" to produce the "Gunman". My contract with Sinclair ended months ago, so you may deal with applicants for my plays. Tullow performance commission.Initialled "M.M.".
To Thomas King Moylan (8, Villiers Road, Rathgar, Dublin S.2), October 19, 1931
Our new address.
Letters from Sean, February 21, 1934
I fear the criticism of the play, and especially of the production, is well-founded. I'm reviewing Shaw's plays for The Listener.
To Katherine [Gregory O'Casey collector], April 20, 1936
I'm sending you certain books (listed). "Let no one know I have signed the books for you. I do not like the job at al..."
To Dr Barsky [Edward K. Barsky], sponsor of the Spanish Refugee Appeal of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, February 3, 1950
Supporting the Spanish Refugee Appeal of the JointAnti-Fascist Refugee Committee, [N.Y.]
Accompanying mimeographed [?] letter by Barsky to "Dear Friend" on Spanish Refugee Appeal, February 24, 1950
To Douglas M. Jacobs (P.O. Box 187, Ridgefield, Conn.), January 30, 1955
Busy with play; Dublin Players poor; puzzled at Jacob's enquiring after manuscripts, lst eds, pageproofs; "wouldn't any edition be as welcome?"; state of my old manuscripts; American friends; your bookstore; Murray.
To Douglas M. Jacobs (Rare and Out-of-Print Books...Ridgefield...) [American collector of O'Casey], October 12, 1959
If you wish to give your collection to a University, I suggest the University of Kansas, which collects me; I have sent Chancellor Murphy some manuscripts; the Librarian Vosper is also a friend. "The Story of Thomas Ashe," "Robe of Roseen," and "Frost in the Flower" have vanished. American friends. Pity you didn't ring up from Exeter.
To Douglas M. Jacobs (Kensington Palace Hotel, De Vere Gardens,London W.8), April 19, 1955
Sean is to busy to see you on April 25; perhaps in July?
To Douglas M. Jacobs (c/o 1 Billingham Mans, Pitt Street, Kensington, London, W.8), May 19, 1955
Recording, writing, and interviewing make Sean too busy to see you.