Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Found in 2685 Collections and/or Records:
What they think
Carbon copy of a typescript of the play "What They Think" by Rachel Crowthers. The play describes a family situation where the children tiptoe around their parents to avoid unpleasant situations.
Joe Wheeler collection on Zane Grey
Joe Wheeler collection of Zane Grey materials include manuscripts, articles, diaries, correspondence, serials, ephemera, newspapers, plays, photographs, negatives, and other materials by, about, or related to Zane Grey, the Grey family, Joe Wheeler, Zane Grey's West Society, or western life and culture. Dated approximately 1910-1989.
Lorin Farrar Wheelwright papers
When babies sleep
Handwritten and signed poem. It was sent from Louisburg, Pennsylvania to Eugene Field (1850-1895), a prominent contemporary poet.
When every day was the fourth of July
Typewritten screenplay with handwritten corrections of the motion picture "When Every Day was the Fourth of July."
Maurine Whipple papers
Collection consists primarily of notes for and drafts of Whipple's 1941 novel, The Giant Joshua, as well as for other short works such as The Golden Door, Arizona Strip, and Candle of the Lord. It also contains assorted magazine and newspaper clippings, periodicals, correspondence (including fan mail), audio and microfilm reels, personal and historical research, family history, and personal papers.
Scott Whitaker papers
This collection contains the papers and journals of Scott M. Whitaker, including ten journals covering 1966 to 1975, photographs, cartoons, and biographical information.
William Whitaker sketches of university presidents
Contains pencil sketches of all of the presidents of Brigham Young Academy and Brigham Young University from Warren N. Dusenberry to Rex E. Lee created by William Whitaker. Each of these are framed for housing purposes. The date of production of materials is 1996.
P. C. White collection of motion picture accompaniments
Collection of silent motion picture musical accompaniments collected by P.C. White during his employment as an organist, including the full piano score for Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments. Also includes "Marching Song of the Foreign Legion" from Beau Geste and miscellaneous mood music.
Orson F. Whitney poem
Poem written by Orson F. Whitney in 1885. The poem is addressed to Emily.