Series I: Correspondence, 1887-1943
This series consists of letters, telegrams and postcards written to and from Parker throughout his long professional life. The series includes correspondence from a number of prominent figures in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century literary and theatrical spheres, including William Archer, Hermann Bahr, J.M. Barrie, Harold Child, John Drew, John Drinkwater, Edouard Dujardin, Charles Frohman, Harry Furniss, Constance Fletcher (pseudonym George Fleming), Marguerite Allotte de le Fuÿe, Alfred Percival Graves, Alexander Hevesi, Laurence Irving, William Wymark Jacobs, Henry Arthur Jones, Rudyard Kipling (half a page of a letter survives), Edward Knoblock, the publishers John Lane and R.G. Longman, Marie Lohr, Lillie Langtry, Percy Macquoid, Richard Mansfield, A.E.W. Mason, Cyril Maude, W.S. Maugham, Justin H. McCarthy, William Millington, Frédéric Mistral, Ernest Newman, Barry Pain, Gilbert Parker, Edward Linley Sambourne, Clement Scott, Arthur Shirley, George R. Sims, May Sinclair, Douglas Sladen, Henry de Vere Stacpoole, Fred Terry, Julia Nielsen Terry, Phyllis Terry, Louis Tiercelin, Maud Tree, Viola Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Frederick Herbert Trench, Mary A. (Mrs. Humphry) Ward, Herbert Waring, Arthur Waugh, H.G. Wells, and E.S. Willard.
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Fletcher, Constance
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Longman, Robert Guy
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Series II: Personal Material, 1879-1942
This series contains Parker's diaries and personal documents such as passports and financial records.
Subseries II.1: Diaries, 1897-1941
These date-book-style diaries include little information about Parker's personal life; however, they give very detailed information about which projects Parker was working on during the time periods the entries cover.
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Every Hour Diary, 1897
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Every Hour Diary, 1898
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Every Hour Diary, 1900
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Every Hour Diary, 1902
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Every Hour Diary, 1906
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Every Hour Diary, 1908
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Every Hour Diary, 1908
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Daily Diary, 1922
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Every Hour Diary, 1926
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Every Hour Diary, 1931
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Every Hour Diary, 1934
Subseries II.2: Other Personal Material, 1879-1942
Two of Parker's passports are included in this sub-series, as well as signed guest books, menus for dinners given in Parker's honor; and ephemera such as tickets and wedding and funeral programs. Included here is a portrait of Parker, in chalk (25" by 19"), by Cyril Roberts, dated 1920, located in map case 14-16-04.
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Passports
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"Louis N. Parker Dinner and Presentation, Hyde Park Hotel, March 9, 1919,"
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"York Historic Pageant, 1909. Presentation to Louis N. Parker, Esq. (List of Subscribers)"
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Menus, 1910-1919
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General Printed Material, undated, 1896-1911, 1922, 1942, 1896-1911, 1922, 1942
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Portrait of Parker, in chalk, by Cyril Roberts (25"x19"), 1920.
Series III: Writings, 1869-1941
This series consists of an apparently complete collection of Parker's plays, many of which remain unpublished; most are typescripts bound especially for Parker in half-morocco, with the spine of each volume lettered in gilt, though some of the plays are in manuscript, and a very few are unbound. A number of these play scripts are annotated in Parker's hand, and some are bound with programs, newspaper clippings, and, in a few instances, with production photographs. Printed copies of several of Parker's plays are also included; those intended for private circulation are shelved with the Papers, while editions are shelved in Rare Books. The series also contains a large holograph volume of Parker's light verse, entitled Trifles Light as Air, and a hand-illustrated book of poetry and prose, called Rhymes by L.N.P. A bibliography of the published editions of Parker's writings, which have been integrated into the Rare Books Library, is included at the beginning of this series.
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The Abyss. A Play in Three Acts and an Epilogue by Parker,, 1931 January 15
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All Hallows Eve. A Play in Four Acts by Parker,, 1894 November-December
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Angelo (alternate title The Amazing Story of Maestro Angelo ). A Play in a Prologue and Three Acts, [1923]
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The Aristocrat. A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, 1916
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Baldur. A Lyrical drama in four acts by Una Ashworth Taylor. Set to music by Parker,, 1883
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Beauty and the Beast. A Play by François Porché. Paraphrased by Parker,, undated
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The Beggar Queen. A Play in Three Acts, by Parker,, undated
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The Brotherhood of the Rose. A Play in Three Acts by Rudolph Lothar,, 1905 August 28
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The Cardinal. A Play in Four Acts by Parker, [1903]
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Chamillac. A Comedy in Four Acts by Octave Feuillet Adapted by Parker,, undated
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Chanticleer. A Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand Paraphrased by Parker,, undated
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Chanticleer. A Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand Paraphrased by Parker,, undated
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"Chris" A Realistic Play in Three Acts by Parker,, 1888 November 9
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Chris. A New and Original Play in Three Acts, Parker, [1892]
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Comrades by Parker I, undated
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Comrades by Parker. VII-End, undated
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Danton. A Play in Five Acts. Acts I and II by Parker and Hilaire Belloc,, undated
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David. A Play in Four Acts; The BlueBoar. A Farce in 3 Acts by Parker and Thornton Clark, undated, [1894]
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David Garrick. A new Version of an Old Play by Parker,, undated
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The Deliverer. A Biblical Play in Five Acts by Parker,, undated
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Disraeli. A play in four Acts by Parker,, 1916
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The Diversions of an Empress. A Drama in a Prologue, Four Acts and an Epilogue, by Max Dauthendey. Paraphrased by Parker,, undated
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Drake. A Pageant-Play in Three Acts and an Epilogue by Parker,, undated
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Drake. Epilogue, undated
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The Duel. A Play in Three Acts by Henri Lavedan. Translated by Parker,, undated
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Everybody's Secret. A Comedy in Three Acts, [1905]
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"For the League of Mercy,", 1922
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Gudeons (alternate title The Compleat Angler ). An Original Comedy in Three Acts by Thornton Clark and Parker; Peronella. A Play in One Act by Thornton Clark and Parker, undated, 1893 February 13., 1893 February
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The Hand of the Latch, undated.
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The Happy Life. A Comedy in Four Acts. By Parker, 1897-1902.
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Harlequin. A Play in Two Dreams and Three Acts by Maurice Magre. Freely Translated by Parker. Music by André Gailhard,, undated
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"Harlequin". A Comedy in Four Acts by Rudolph Lothar, [1906]
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The Heel of Achilles. A Play in Five Acts by Parker and Boyle Lawrence,, undated
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The Highway of Life Being the Personal History of David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. Made into a Play in Four Acts by Parker, [1914]
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The House. A Play in Three Acts by Georges Mitchell Adapted by Parker,, undated
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Illusions. A Play in Three Acts by Henri Bernstein Adapted by Parker,, undated
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The Jest. A Play in Four Acts. By Parker and Murray Carson, [1898]
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John Bletchley's Wife. A Play in Four Acts by Parker,, undated
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King Henry (alternate title Bluff King Hal ). A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, 1913
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The Labourer. A play in Four Acts by Parker and Addison Bright,, undated
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The Lady of Coventry. A Play in Four Acts by Parker, [1911]
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The Lady of the Manor (La Chatelaine). A Comedy in Four Acts by Alfred Capus. Freely translated by Parker,, undated
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The Lady of the Skymy Hill. Undated.
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Lancelot (Sir Lancelot of the Lake). A Tragedy in Five Acts By Parker, undated
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The Lily of France. A Play in Five Acts By Parker (First Version),, undated
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The Lord of Death. A Play in a Prologue and Three Acts by Marguerite Allotte de la Fuÿe. Translated by Parker, [1909]
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Lorna Doone. A Romance of Exmoor. By R.D. Blackmore. Arranged for the Stage by Parker,, undated
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The Lost Duchess. A Comedy in Three Acts by Parker,, undated
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Lourdes. A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, 1917
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Love in Idleness
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The Love Knot. An Original Play in Four Acts. By Parker,, 1888 March 16
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Magda (Heimat). A Play in Four Acts by Hermann Sudermann, translated by Parker, [1900]
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La Main de Singe. Conte Dramatique en Trois Tableaux. Parker and W.W. Jacobs. Adaptation de Robert Nunès,, 1905
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Marika. A Comedy in Three Acts by István Zágon. Translated by Parker,, undated
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Marion. A Play in Three Acts Founded on Theodore Winthrop's Novel "Cecil Dreeme" by Louis Calvert and Parker,, 1876?
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Mavourneen. The Irish Maid. A Comedy in Four Acts by Parker,, 1914
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Mavourneen. A Comedy in Three Acts by Parker, [1915]
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The Mayflower. A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, undated
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"A Minuet,", undated
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The Moon Looks On. A Comedy in Three Acts by Nino Berrini. Translated by Parker,, undated
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Mr. George. A Comedy in Four Acts by Parker,, undated
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My Son's Wife (alternate title My Daughter-In-Law ). A Comedy in Three Acts by Fabrice Carré and Paul Bilhaud.,, undated
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Nelson. A Screen-play by Parker, undated
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Nelson. Part II, undated
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The Nut Brown Maid. Synopsis of Plot, 1902 December 18., 1902 December
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One Act Plays, I. Includes The Spell-Bound Garden. A Masque by Parker and Murray Carson; On the Road by James Houston; The Sacramant of Judas. A Play in One Act by Louis Tiercelin. Translated by Parker; The Creole. A Play in One Act by Parker; "Jemmy"." A Play in One Act by Parker; "The Monkey's Paw A Story in Three Scenes by W.W. Jacobs. Dramatised by Parker; Squire Coe of West Row ; The Sheriff and the Woman. A Play in One Act by Parker,, 1889-1906
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One Act Plays, II. Includes "The Sequel" A Play in One Act by Parker; Reply Paid ; A Private Rehersal ; The Agony Column A Duologue by Parker; A Literal Interpretation ; Mrs. Mainwaring Regrets (alternate title Mrs. Mainwaring Makes Up Her Mind ). A Monologue by Parker; The Tame Cat. A Commedia in One Act by Parker; The Ordeal of Shirley Malpas A Play in One Act by Parker, undated, 1893-1895
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One Act Plays, III. Includes A North Pole. A Play in One Act by Louis Tiercelin. Translated by Parker; The Masque of War and Peace by Parker; On The Road. By James Houston; Mpnsieur D'Artagnan. A Play in One Act by Parker, undated
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Once Upon A Time (alternate title The King's New Clothes ). A Comedy in Four Acts by Ludwig Fulda. Freely done into English by Parker. 24 December, 1893 December 24
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The Pageant of Freedom. By Parker, 1918
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The Paper Chase
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The Pilgrim of Love. A Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand. Done into English by Parker,, undated
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The Pilgrim of Love. A Play in Three Acts by Parker, April, 1901 April 21
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The Pirate. A Farce in Three Acts by Parker,, 1917
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A Play (alternate title The Great Day ). In Five Acts, 1919 July
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Playing With Fire. A Comedy in Three Acts by Roberto Bracco, Translated by Parker,, undated
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Pomander Walk. A Comedy in Three Acts by Parker,, undated
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"A Prologue to be Spoken by Dorothy Parker on the Occasion of the Performance by Children of Pomander Walk for the Benefit of Saint Mary's Hospital for Children New York,", undated
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Queen O' the Dials
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Queen Victoria. A Play in Five Acts by Parker, [1923]
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Queen Victoria. By Parker, [1923]
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Queen Victoria. A Play in Five Acts by Parker, [1923]
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Queen Victoria. A Play in Five Acts by Parker, [1923]
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"Queen Victoria." Speech and related notes, undated
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Ragged Robin. A Play in Four Acts. Freely Adapted from Jean Richepin's Le Chemineau by Parker, 1898 January 12
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Rhymes By L.N.P.., Vol. I. Whereunto is added moreover: "Prose by L.N.P.",, 1869
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Richard Lion-Heart. A Romance in Three Acts and an Interlude by Parker,, 1917
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The Right Hand of the Prince. A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, undated
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Riposte! (Francillon). A Play in Three Acts by Alexandre Dumas, fils, Adapted by Parker,, undated
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A Rogue's Wife. A Play in Three Acts by Parker,, undated
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Rosemary, That's For Remembrance. A Comedy in Four Acts by Parker and Murray Carson,, 1895 June 16
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Rosemary. "New Epilogue,", 1902 May 27
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Rosemary. Act IV, 1903
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Rosemary. Prompt copies: William, Abraham, Miss Minifie, Mrs. Cruikshank, Sir Jasper Thorndike, Crowd, Captain Cruikshank, Priscilla (Act II), Dorothy Cruikshank, Professor Jogram, Waiter, George Minifie, Stilt-Walker,, 1902-1903
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The Scarament of Judas. A Play in Three Acts by Louis Tiercelin. Translated by Parker, [1899]
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The Sacrament of Judas. A Play in Three Acts by Louis Tiercelin. Translated by Parker,, undated
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"The Sad Case of Mrs. Bundock,", undated
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The Scoffer. A Thirteenth Century Dramatic Farce in Four Acts by Nino Berrini. Translated by Parker,, undated
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The Sea Robber. A Comedy in Four Acts by Ludwig Fulda. Freely Translated by Parker,, 1913 February 12
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The Shipbuilder. A Play in Four Acts by Parker,, undated
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Shocks. A Story by Algernon Blackwood. Retold in dialogue by Parker. St. Valentine's Day, 1941
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Sir Lancelot of the Lake. A Play in Five Acts by Parker,, undated
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The Smiling Dawn. A Play in Four Acts,, undated
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The Sparrow. A Comedy in Four Acts,, undated
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The Stepney Children's Pagent (Prologue),, undated
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Summer Is A Comin' In (alternate title Summertime ). A Comedy in Three Acts,, undated
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The Swashbuckler, A Romantic Farce in Four Acts, [1900]
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The Syren. An Original Play in Three Acts,, 1894 January 29
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That Mrs. Winslowe. A Story by Algernon Blackwood. Retold as a Comedy in Two Scenes,, 1941
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Trifles Light As Air
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Tristan and Isolde. Wagner. Roughly translated for the benefit of the Parsifal Pilgrims,, 1886
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The Turmoil. A Play in Three Acts by A.I. Theix. Adapted by Parker,, 1891 October 26
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The Twin Sisters. A Comedy in Four Acts by Ludwig Fulda. Parker,, 1901 October 14
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The Two Miss Romains. A Play in Three Acts by Marguerite Allotte de La Fuÿe,, undated
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The Two Queens. The Story of the Play,, undated
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Untitled Manuscripts, undated, 1924-1932
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The Vagabond King. A Play in Four Acts by Parker,, undated
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The Vicar of Wakefield. By Oliver Goldsmith. Made into a Play in Five Acts by Parker,, undated
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The Wages of Sin. A Play in Four Acts. (Founded on the Novel) by Lucas Malet and Parker,, undated
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The Walled Garden. Words for Music,, 1931
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The Werewolf. A Tale by Algernon Blackwood. Dramatized by Parker,, undated
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The Wild Colleen. A Comedy in Three Acts by Parker,, 1915
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A Woman's Battle. A Play in Three Acts. By Maurice Soulié and Louis Marsolleau. Adapted by Parke,, 1904
Series IV: Other Professional Work, 1907-1937
This series contains printed material of various genres produced by or used by Parker, including the financial records of three productions and the property plot for one play, sheet music, typescripts of plays in French, and newspaper clippings.
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Financial records: "Balance Sheet, Bury, Warwick," 1907 Disraeli, 1937, 1907, 1937
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"Louis N. Parker's Plays Available for the Screen,", undated
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Lourdes : Property plot, undated, and Library of Congress registration card,, 1917
Subseries IV.1: Sheet music, undated
This sub-series includes three pieces of music by Parker; "Hunting Song" andA Pageant Danceare in fair condition; one untitled piece is in poor condition, and so is fragmentary.
Subseries IV.2: Theater-related Materials, undated, 1918
Included here are typescripts of French plays by Marguerite Allotte de la Fuÿe and Victorien Sardou and Emile Moreau, which Parker may have intended to translate at some point. There is also a large file of newspaper clippings related to the 1918 libel suit brought by the actress and dancer Maud Allan against Noel Pemberton Billings, regarding public accusations made about Allan's sexual orientation and political allegiances arising from her appearance in a London production of Oscar Wilde's Salomé. This file contains an unsigned, undated typed article or speech about the trial and its outcome, possibly authored by Parker.
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de la Fuÿe, Marguerite Allotte. Bethsabee , undated
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Sardou, Victorien and Emile Moreau. Mdme Tallien , undated
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Noel Pemberton Billings libel trial file, 1918
Series V: Programs, Clippings and Posters, 1889-1939
Theater programs for productions of nearly all of Parker's plays are included in this series, as well as newspaper clippings (generally contemporary reviews). The programs are arranged alphabetically by play title; the names of the theaters that staged the productions are included in the finding aid entry after the play title. The production titles of several plays differ from those Parker originally gave them; in such cases the programs are filed according to Parker's title, with alternate titles indicated in parentheses.
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Actors' Church Union Hostel Memorial Appeal Matinee: Bristol Hippodrome, 1918 October 26
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Agatha : His Majesty's Theatre, 1905 March 6-7, 1905 March
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L'Aiglon : Knickerbocker Theatre and The Globe Theatre, 1900, 1918, 1900, 1918
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Angelo (alternate title Johannes Kreisler ): Theatre Royal Drury Lane,, undated
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The Aristocrat
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Beauty and the Barge : Wallack's; Daz Herz Auft Der Hand , 1913
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The Blue Boar : Terry's Theatre and Royal Court Theatre Liverpool,, undated
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The Brighter Side Knickerbocker Theatre,, 1905 February 6
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The Bugle Call : Theatre Royal Haymarket,, 1899 November 23
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Buried Talent : St. Anselm's, Streatham,, 1891 November 24-25
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Bury St. Edmund's Pageant "Woeful Ballad of King Sweyn,", 1907 July 8-13
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The Cardinal : Princess Theatre, Academy of Music, Garden Theatre, St. James's Theatre London, Opera House Tunbridge Wells, Bristol's Little Theatre, Pavilion Theatre Weymouth, Teatro Manzoni, undated, 1901-1904, 1926, 1931, 1901-1904, 1926, 1931
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Change Alley : Garrick Theatre, 1899 April 25
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Chanticleer : Theatre de le Porte Saint-Martin and Knickerbocker Theatre,, 1910-1911
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"Chris" (alternate titles A Broken Life and Captain Birchell's Luck ): Vaudeville Theatre, Grand Theatre London, The Grand Theatre Islington, Terry's Theatre,, 1892-1899
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The Compleat Angler (alternate titles Gudgeons and "Wonderful James!" ) Garrick Theatre, Terry Theatre, Empire Theatre, New Grand Theatre, (Includes ink drawing by Arthur Devitt),, 1893-1897
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David : The Garrick Theatre, The Daily Programme, Terry's Theatre, Royal Court Theatre Liverpool,, 1892-1894
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David Garrick (alternate title Mr. Garrick : Royal Court Theatre, 1922 September 29
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Disraeli : Metropolitan Theatre, Knickerbocker Theatre,, 1914-1917
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The Dover Pageant : 25th anniversary,, 1933 January 13
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Drake : York and London Coliseum, 1916, 1939, 1916, 1939
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The Duel : Hudson Theatre, 1906 February 19
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An English Nosegay : Apollo Theater,, undated
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Everybody's Secret and The Creole : Theatre Royal Haymarket, 1905 March-May
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The Happy Life : Duke of York's Theatre, Parkhurst Theatre, Terry's Theatre, The Alpha Literary and Dramatic Club, undated,, 1900
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Harlequin (alternate title Arlequin ): Empire Theatre, 1922 December 21
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The Heel of Achilles : Globe Theatre,, undated
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The Highway of Life (alternate title David Copperfield ): His Majesty's Theatre, Wallack's Theatre, 1914.
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The House of Burnside : Terry's Theatre,, 1904 April 28
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The Jest : Criterion Theatre, 1888 November 10
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Joseph and His Brethren : St. Mary's Catholic Amateur Dramatic Society,, undated
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King Henry (alternate title Bluff King Hal : Garrick Theatre, 1914 September 4
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The Lady of Coventry : Royal Alexandria Theatre, Princess Theatre Montreal, Daly's Theatre,, 1911
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The League of Nations
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The Lord of Death : The New Theatre,, 1924 April 6-13
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Lourdes : King's Hall at Covent Garden,, 1921 April 9
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Love in a Mist : Digby Hotel Gardens,, 1891 July
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Love in Ildeness : Theatre Royal Brighton, Terry's Theatre,, 1896-1902
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Magda : Grand Theatre Fulham, Royal Lyceum Theatre, undated,, 1896
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La Main de Singe
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The Man in the Street : Avenue Theatre,, 1894 April 21
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The Masque of War and Peace
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Mavourneen : His Majesty's Theatre,, undated
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The Mayflower : Lyceum Theatre New York, 8 The Green Room (Amateur Dramatic Society Liverpool), Theatre Metropole Camberwell, Lyceum Theatre New York, Theatre Royal Edinburgh, undated, 1897-1907.
Poster for the Theatre Metropole production located in Map Case 14-L-1
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Monsieur D'Artagnan : Chelsea Palace Theatre,, undated
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Mr. George and "Jemmy" : Vaudeville Theatre, 1907 April 25
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Once Upon a Time : Theatre Royal Haymarket,, undated
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Orpheus : Warwick Castle, July 1922
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Our Nell : Gaiety Theatre, 1924 April 16
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A Pageant of Fair Women : Chiswick Theatre,, 1917 May
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Pete : Lyceum Theatre, 1908 August 29
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Pomander Walk : Wallack's Theatre, Majestic Theater Brooklyn, Plymouth Theatre Boston, Concord Players (MA), 1911, 1926, 1911, 1926
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Queen Victoria
, undated
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Ragged Robin : Her Majesty's Theatre,, 1898 June 23
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The Right Hand of the Prince : King's Theatre Hammersmith,, undated
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Rosemary, That's for Remembrance : Empire Theatre, Hollis St. Theatre,, 1896-1897
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The Sacrament of Judas : Comedy Theatre,, undated
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The Sequel : Vaudeville Theatre, undated
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Sherborne Abbey Tower Restoration Fund Concert, [1884] May 27
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The Sherborne Pageant
, undated
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The Stepney Children's Pageant
, undated
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The Tame Cat : The Assembly Rooms, Putney,, 1893 January 19
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The Termagant : Her Majesty's Theatre, Wallack's Theatre,, 1898-1899
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The Treasures of Britain : The Shaftesbury Theatre,, 1917-1918
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The Twin Sisters : Empire Theatre, 1902 March 31
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Typho : Village Hall, Esher, 1921 March 30
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The Warwick Pageant : Souvenir book, Warwick Musical Society, 1906, 1935, 1906, 1935
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"Yes or No?", undated
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Programs for Plays by Others, undated, 1923-1924
Series VI: Photographs, 1876-1933
This small series consists of photographs of locations, of groups and individuals including de la Fuÿe, Henry Irving, Richard Mansfield, Frédéric Mistral, and Parker's daughter Dorothy, an actress. Photographs (and some photo-postcard drawings) related to several of Parker's plays and pageants are also included.
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Locations
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People: Groups and Individuals
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Productions, B-M: Bury St. Edmund's Pageant ; The Grove Pageant ; The Happy Life ; Jacob and His Brethren ; The Masque of War and Peace.
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Productions, Q-W: Queen Victoria ; The Stepney Children's Pageant ; The Warwick Pageant.
Series VII: Books, 1881-1937
These are mostly presentation copies given to Parker by friends and admirers; most are inscribed. A notable exception is Parker's copy of Shakespeare's Henry VIII, heavily annotated by Parker, including suggested cuts for performance and illustrations indicating blocking and scene designs.
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Child, Harold. Hugh, the Drover, Or Love in the Stocks, 1937.
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Fraser-Simson, Harold. The Maid of the Mountains, A Musical Play in Three Acts, 1914.
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Rhoades, James A., trans. The Georgics of Virgil, 1881.
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Rogers, Sanders. Guyde de Booke offe ye "Merrie England Fayre and Markyette," with ye Wordes of ye Pageant ate ye Grove to Aide ye Christ Church Funds, , 1912
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Shakespeare, William. King Henry VIII , 1894
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Young, Edward M. Apis Matina, Verses Translated and Original, , 1900