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Reviews and papers, principally relating to the film of the L-Shaped Room, from a novel by Lynne Reid-Banks, in which Emlyn Williams performed with Leslie Caron, and to Emlyn Williams's introduction to The Collected Plays of Emlyn Williams (Random House, 1962).

Reviews and papers, principally relating to the novel the Long Run South (Blond, 1962) by Alan Williams, and to Brook Williams's performance in the play `Miss Pell Is Missing'.

Reviews of A Month in the Country by I. Turgenev, adapted by Emlyn Williams, and performed by Emlyn Williams and Ingrid Bergman at the Cambridge Theatre, London.

Reviews of Brook Williams's performance in The Corn is Green at the Hampstead Theatre Club and to the novel Barbouze (Blond, 1964) by Alan Williams.

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

Reviews of The National Theatre's production of Ibsen's The Master Builder adapted by Emlyn Williams, and including a letter to Emlyn Williams from Larry [Laurence Olivier].

Reviews of the play The Deputy by Hochhuth, performed at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, New York, in which Emlyn Williams played Pope Pius XII.

This group, consisting principally of newspaper cuttings, correspondence and papers, had been arranged prior to its arrival at the Library. This arrangement has not been substantially altered, even though it does not always maintain a strict chronological order. Class I2 includes some similar material.

Reviews, correspondence and papers, principally relating to Emlyn Williams's performance as Sir Thomas More in Robert Bolt's play, A Man for all Seasons, together with correspondence relating to the presentation of The Hopkins Medal to Emlyn Williams.

Scrap-book, 1869-1932. Including: material on family history (ff. 1-11); school days (ff. 13-18); Oxford (ff. 18v-28); Vigil (f. 26); Full Moon (ff. 27-8, 38v-9v); And So To Bed (ff. 28v-9v); Glamour (ff. 31-8); On The Spot (ff. 46v-52v); A Murder has been Arranged (ff. 53-4v, 57-63); The Case of the Frightened Lady by Edgar Wallace (ff. 67v-70v); Port Said, 1931 (ff. 71-3v); and including family correspondence.

Scrap-book, 1943-1939. Including: material on The Wind of Heaven (ff. 19v-42v, 50-1); Spring, 1600 (ff. 43-6); The Winslow Boy by Terence Rattigan (ff. 51v-62v); Trespass (ff. 63-95v); the film `The Last Days of Dolwyn' (ff. 101v-12, 119v-24v); and including letters from Sydney [Northcote] (f. 2); Tony [Tyrone] Guthrie (f. 2); Alfred [Lunt] (f. 3, 142v); Josh[ua] Logan (f. 7); F[rancoise Rosay] (f. 19); Herman Shumlin (f. 24); Rev. Eric S. Loveday (f. 29v); J. D. Caswell, KC (f. 59v); Paul Soskin (f. 60v); Terry [Terence Rattigan] (f. 69); Donald Medford (f. 94); D. Emrys Evans (f. 113); and Eric Evans (f. 116).

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).