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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.

A Month in the Country by Ivan Turgenev, two published copies of the play, (Heinemann, 1943; Samuel French, 1957) adapted into English by Emlyn Williams, together with a typescript copy of the play, 1965, with manuscript revision and production details.

Reviews of Daughter of Silence by Morris L. West, performed at The Music Box, New York, in which Emlyn Williams played Ascolini.

Files of newspaper cuttings, reviews and papers, which had been arranged into annual bundles prior to their arrival at the Library. They concern the theatre, current affairs and occasionally overlap in subject matter with Class H. File I2/1 includes newspaper cuttings and photographs relating to the Burton/Taylor relationship and file I2/3 concerns material on the death of Miss Cooke.

Typescript, with manuscript revision, of Emlyn Williams's television commentary of the investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1969, together with related papers.

Four volumes in the `Cyfres y Fil' series edited by O. M. Edwards: Drych y Prif Oesoedd (Caernarfon, 1898), Tro i'r De (Caernarfon, 1907), Brut y Tywysogion [1912], and Gwaith Emrys (Caernarfon, 1916).

Volume of Ralph Waldo Emerson's Essays: Second Series and Nature in `The Temple Classics' series, edited by Israel Gollancz (London, 1901).

Letters to Sarah Grace Cooke from various correspondents, including F. A. Taylor (Emlyn Williams's tutor at Oxford, A4/1); Sybil T[horndike] (A4/2-3); Glen [?Byam Shaw] (A4/4); Molly [Williams] (A4/7).

Newspaper cuttings relating to the presentation by Emlyn Williams of the manuscript of The Corn is Green to the National Library of Wales [NLW MS 18970C].

The scrap-books include correspondence, playbills, press cuttings and photographs, relating to Emlyn Williams, his family and friends. Newspaper extracts relating to current affairs are also included. A large quantity of material has been tipped in between the pages of the scrap-books. However to facilitate reference, only the scrap-book pages have been foliated. Thus a folio number can refer to the tipped in material, as well as to the scrap-book folio. This is a selective index, fan mail has not usually been indexed unless written by correspondents of note, and letters from Miss Cooke and family correspondence have not been indexed. The names of the correspondents are listed as they appear in the scrap-books. Most of the material refers to stage appearances by Emlyn Williams. The names of the authors of works not written by Emlyn Williams have been noted.