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Adaptations of stories by Dickens, performed between 1951-1986. Six volumes of European history, over the pages of which have been stuck the revised typescripts of the Dickens text; two typescripts, with manuscript revision, marked `only correct script, April 1981'; notebooks, 1951-75, 1951-85 and 1951-86, recording the number of Dickens, Dylan Thomas and Saki performances, (F1/9-10, F1/12); together with letters and papers, 1981-92, sent to Dr James Harding by John H. deLannoy, Emlyn Williams's manager, (F1/11-24), concerning the Dickens tour, and including letters from Emlyn Williams to John H. deLannoy; together with related papers, including stage and lighting instructions, (F1/25).

Adaptations of the stories of Saki [H. H. Munro], performed between 1977-1978. Two typescripts with manuscript revision, 1977-8, 1987; and a typescript of `Super-Beasts', also adapted from the stories of Saki.

Letters, 1928-1957. Letters dated 1928, 1932-1946, 1949, 1952-1953, 1955 and 1957.

Undated and incomplete letters, c.1921-1963.

Letters, 1940-1947.

Letters, 1949-1954.

Letters, 1957-1959.

A bound volume of typescript letters, containing letters from Emlyn Williams in England to Molly Williams and family in the United States.

Family letters principally between Alan and Brook Williams and their parents, but including two letters, 1942 (A7/1-2) from Emlyn Williams's parents, and a few undated letters.

Correspondence principally addressed to Emlyn Williams, but including a few letters to Molly Williams. The correspondents include Florence Thomas (mother of Dylan, A8/1-5); Larry [Laurence Olivier], including some with Vivien Leigh (A8/6, A8/42, A8/56, A8/159); Lillian Gish (A8/11, A8/38, A8/96); Lynn [Fontanne], including some with Alfred [Lunt] (A8/13, A8/15, A8/49, A8/126, A8/144); Kate [Katherine] Hep[burn] (A8/14); Bob [Robert Bolt] (A8/19, A8/31); Compton Mackenzie (A8/26); Sybil [Thorndike], including some with Lewis [Casson] (A8/35, A8/92, A8/100-1, A8/114, A8/125, A8/141, A8/165); Richard [Burton], including some with Elizabeth [Taylor] (A8/41, A8/52, A8/69, A8/113, A8/130, A8/136, A8/145); John [Gielgud] (A8/43, A8/140, A8/151, A8/164, A8/179); Ingrid [Bergman] (A8/48, A8/53, A8/85); Noël [Coward] (A8/50, A8/158); Gladys [Cooper] (A8/55); Taylor Caldwell (A8/65); Glen [Byam Shaw] (A8/79, A8/83); Alan Bennett (A8/99, A8/122); and Aeronwy Thomas (A8/150).

Congratulatory letters and telegrams, June 1962, to Emlyn Williams on being awarded the CBE, with related correspondence, 1962-3, and newspaper cuttings.

Letters of condolence to Emlyn Williams on the death of his wife. The correspondents include Richard [Burton] and Elizabeth [Taylor] (A10/1); Noël [Coward] (A10/3); Sonny Heseltine (A10/4); Larry [Laurence Olivier] (A10/6); Lillian [Gish] (A10/7-8); Lynn [Fontanne] (A10/9); Helen Hayes (A10/10).

Material principally relating to Emlyn Williams's education, including school, university and general notebooks, 1919, 1922-1928, 1932, 1944, 1951 and 1959. B1 includes notes used for the writing of `The Mists of Babylon'.

Papers relating to the Williams family genealogy, including correspondence, 1973-1985, principally from Emlyn Williams's nephew, David Emlyn Williams; photocopies and transcripts of documents, 1658-1921, including a transcript of the will of Thomas Pennant, 1658, with related papers; a photocopy and transcript of the will of Edward Williams, 1693; photocopies of wills of other members of the Williams family, 1733-1907; photocopies of the tithe schedule, 1831, and transcript of the census records, 1851, for Cilcain; together with manuscript family trees.

Scrap-book, 1932-1937. Including: material on the film The Frightened Lady' (ff. 2v-3); Criminal at Large by Edgar Wallace (ff. 5-13v); Spring, 1600 (ff. 22v-6v); Night Must Fall (ff. 34v-63, 68v-76, 89-93); the filmBroken Blossoms' (ff. 63v-66); He Was Born Gay (ff. 81v-8); and including letters from Margaret Epstein (f. 18); Jacob Epstein (f. 21v); Margaret Lloyd George (f. 39v); [Noël] Coward (f. 44v); Hugh Walpole (f. 45); Charles B. Cochran (f. 47v); Megan [Lloyd George] (f. 61); and Monty Shearman (f. 62).