This collection's strengths are in manuscripts of works Beckett wrote during the 1960's, and includes several typescripts for his radio plays.

Includes several typescripts of radio plays by Federman, particularly adaptations for German radio.

Includes radio scripts written by Gaddis for UNESCO World Review from 1949-1950 and research, notes, and drafts for a German radio play that was a precursor to his final novel, Agape Agape.

The Robert Creeley Papers includes the manuscript for his radio play "Listen" as well as German-language manuscripts for his plays that were adapted for German radio.

The Harley Hammerman Collection of Eugene O’Neill consists of manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, and other materials related to the life and work of playwright Eugene O’Neill. Along with first editions of the playwright’s works located in Rare Books (many inscribed), the collection features autograph and typed letters written by O’Neill to significant cultural figures, handwritten manuscripts and typescripts, photographs of O’Neill and his immediate family and friends, and rare handbills, posters, scripts, recordings, films, and promotional books related to productions of his plays.

Archived website of radio adaptations of Eugene O'Neill plays from the Harley Hammerman Collection.

Consists of three poem drafts by Williams written during his time at Washington University; Williams's University College grade card; Williams's Washington University Greek final examination blue book; four play scripts, The Rose Tattoo, Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, A Streetcar Named Desire and Vieux Carré; a film script for A Streetcar Named Desire; a draft of the libretto, Lord Byron's Love Letter: Opera In One-Act; the foreward to Constructing a Play by Marian Gallaway; two inscribed publicity photographs of Williams; a first issue points for Tennesse Williams dramatist's play service editions; programs for Williams celebrations; and two posters advertising William's play productions.

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