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The Inventory

of the

Alicia Markova

Collection

#1064

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

Markova, Alicia

#1064

6/30/95

Preliminary Listing

Box 1

I. Correspondence. [F. 1]

A. Markova, Alicia. ANS to unknown, 1 p., n.d.

B. Invitation to the annual meeting of the Boston University Friends of the

Libraries where AM will speak, May 8, 1995.

II. Printed Material.

A. Newspaper clippings.

1. AMarkova Rounding Out 33 Years on Her Toes,@ by Art Buchwald,

New York Herald Tribune, Nov. 22, 1953. [F. 2]

2. AThe Ballet Theatre,@ by Walter Terry, New York Herald Tribune,

Apr. 16, 1955.

3. Printed photo of AM, Waterbury American, Nov. 25, 1957.

4. ATotal Role Recall,@ by Jann Parry, The Observer Review, Jan. 29,

1995.

5. AThe Nightingale Dances Again,@ by Ismene Brown, The Daily

Telegraph, Feb. 3, 1995.

6. AA Step in Time,@ by David Dougill, The Sunday Times, Feb. 5,

1995.

7. AFanfare for Stars With a Place in Our Hearts,@ by Michael Owen,

Evening Standard, Mar. 21, 1995.

B. Photocopied pages from an unidentified printed source; all images of AM;

13 p. total.

C. Promotional brochure for Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, July 29 - Aug. 26,

1995.

D. Booklets. [F. 3]

1. AEnglish National Ballet,@ for a ARoyal gala performance in

celebration of the 80th birthday of the President and co-founder of

the company, Dame Alicia Markova ...,@ Nov. 27, 1990.

2. AA Dance Spectacular, in tribute to Dame Alicia Markova DBE, on

the occasion of her 80th birthday ... in aid of The Dance Teachers= Benevolent Fund,@ Dec. 2, 1990.

III. Photographs.

A. Portrait of AM, seated, with flowers, black and white print, n.d. [Env. 1]

B. AM with unidentified man at Boston University, black and white print,

1995.

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IV. Film and Video.

A. AA Portrait of Giselle,@ directed by Muriel Balash and featuring AM

(among many other dancers); VHS video cassette; n.d. [No folder]


Markova, Alicia

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8/24/95

Preliminary Listing

I. Photographs. Almost all of AM; all black and white prints unless otherwise

noted. Includes some negatives and slides.

A. Photos by Carl Van Vechten. Studio portraits are numbered on verso of

image.

Box 2 1. 18 prints, originally in scrapbook; includes postcards; n.d. [F. 1]

2. AFoyer de Danse,@ large print of AM, May 13, 1940. [Note: on

exhibit as of Nov. 3, 1995.] [F. 2]

3. Studio portraits.

a. In costume, 47 prints, n.d. [F. 3]

b. 49 prints, n.d. [F. 4]

Box 3 c. 43 prints; includes inscribed print from ACarlo,@ June 23,

1960; rest n.d. [F. 1]

d. 46 prints; some dated 1955, rest n.d. [F. 2]

e. 88 prints, mostly small, includes postcards, Oct. - Nov.

1948; includes postcard from ACarlo@ to Markova, Feb. 7,

1953. [F. 3]

Box 4 f. 66 prints, Sep.- Nov. 1948. [F. 1]

g. 86 prints, includes postcards, some dated 1948, 1952, 1963;

rest n.d. [F. 2]

Box 5 B. 11 small prints from Hiro Studio, n.d. [F. 1]

C. 23 prints of AM, various dates; photographers include Baron Studios,

Julian Braunsweg, Jack Mitchell, Walter Owen, Maurice Seymour.

D. 3 matte prints, AFoyer de Danse,@ by Carl Van Vechten, May 13, 1940.

E. 2 color glossy prints of AM.

F. 2 printed photos of AM.

G. Holiday card from Walter Owen to AM; includes color print of AM, n.d.

H. 14 prints, various sizes and dates; photographers include Gordon Anthony,

Jack Mitchell, Jane Plotz, Houston Rogers, Maurice Seymour. [F. 2]

I. 2 mounted prints, by Peter Fink, 1959.

J. 102 prints of AM, mostly dancing, various sizes, 1930s-1950s;

photographers include Gordon Anthony, Paul Wilson. [F. 3]

K. Photo of AM with Yehudi Menuhin and others, Nov. 17, 1952.

L. 78 prints (1 color) re: vacations and tours; 1 dated 1952, rest n.d. [F. 4]

M. 50 prints (12 color) re: AM performances, n.d.; photographers include

Martha Swope, Vivienne (Florence Mellish Entwistle). [F. 5]

Box 6 N. Portrait of AM by Vivienne, n.d. [F. 1]

O. Mounted prints.

1. Portrait of boy, by Peter Fink, 1959.


2. Photo of painting by Murray Urquhart (painting dated 1949).

3. ASwan Lake,@ 2 prints, by Houston Rogers.

4. Portrait of Charles Chaplin, inscribed to AM Awith admiration,@ Nov. 19, 1947.

5. Printed drawing of AM in AGiselle,@ from Target.

P. Portrait of AM inscribed to AM from Ruth St. Denis, 1941.

Q. Portrait of AMitch,@ inscribed to AM, 1943.

R. Anna Pavlova items. [F. 2]

1. Portrait of Pavlova, Buenos Aires, 1917 (reprinted 1957).

2. Holiday card from Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Beaumont with Pavlova=s

image printed on front.

3. 7 prints of Pavlova in AGiselle,@ Covent Garden Opera House, Sep.

1925, Times Staff Photos, London; in small leather case.

4. Small mounted print of Pavlova.

5. 2 postcards with Pavlova=s image.

S. 12 prints of AM, from Salter Strate Studio.

T. Contact sheets. [F. 3]

1. 5 contact sheets of AM rehearsing / teaching, by Jack Mitchell, n.d.

2. 4 contact sheets of AM at Metropolitan Stadium, 1965.

3. 6 contact sheets of AM dancing, n.d.

4. 7 contact sheets of AM posing, by Jack Mitchell, n.d.

U. 3 negatives of AM.

V. 2 slides, 1 of AM portrait by Richard Banks, Feb. 12, 1963.

W. 189 prints of AM performing, by Fred Fehl, n.d. [F. 4-5]

Box 7 X. 4 matte-mounted prints of AM, by AR (illegible) C (illegible).@ [F. 1]

Y. 2 large prints of AM by Constantine, 1943.

Z. Anna Pavlova items.

1. 3 postcards, mounted.

2. 2 prints, mounted.

AA. Matte portrait of AGorki,@ by Gordon Anthony, inscribed to AM, 1949.

BB. 5 contact sheets of children, n.d. [F. 2]

CC. 5 prints of AM with friends, n.d.

DD. 2 prints of AM at events, n.d.

EE. 11 prints of AM dancing, taken from untitled scrapbook, n.d.

FF. 119 prints of AM teaching, dancing, and at social events; various sizes and

dates; photographers include Jack Case, Constantine, Anthony Crickmay,

G. A. Duncan, Peter Fink, John Heddon, Sedge Le Blanq, Louis

Mélancon, Steve Mornay, Walter Owen, A. V. Swaebe, Martha Swope,

Arthur Todd, G. B. C. Wilson; includes AM teaching at Metropolitan

Opera Ballet Studio, 1960s. [F. 3]

Box 8 GG. AM in APetroushka,@ 1950. [F. 1]

HH. AM in APas de Quatre,@ by Walter Owen, n.d.

II. 3 portraits.


1. 1 by Maurice Seymour, n.d.

2. 2 by unknown, n.d.

JJ. 1 of AM dancing in AThe Nutcracker,@ by Constantine, n.d.

KK. 14 color prints of AM receiving her DBE title. [F. 2]

LL. Re: Palm Beach, Christmas 1965 [F. 3]

1. Color print of AM at curtain call.

2. 5 prints, by Bob Davidoff.

3. 2 color prints, by Mort Kaye Studios.

4. 13 color prints re: award for AM.

MM. Mounted portrait of unidentified person, n.d.

NN. Portrait of ARoman (?) and Alex (?),@ inscribed to AM, by AKennet,@ n.d.

OO. Color portrait of AM, sent as Birthday card, Christmas 1957.

PP. 2 color prints of books and recordings re: AM, n.d.

QQ. Matte-mounted print of AM with four friends, n.d.

RR. 12 color prints of AM at home, n.d.

Box 9 SS. 92 prints of AM by Fred Fehl, n.d. [F. 1-2]

TT. 66 prints of AM dancing, with friends, and at social events; some taken

from scrapbook; some photos by Fred Fehl; includes portrait of Fred

Maxwell inscribed to AM, Nov. 10, 1947. [F. 3]

UU. 23 prints taken from scrapbook, AM dancing, n.d. [F. 4]

VV. 2 mounted portraits.

1. ASusan at 14 Weeks,@ Nov. 24, 1946.

2. Unidentified man with dog, 1946.

Box 10 WW. 56 prints of AM dancing in various roles; 2 dated 1941, rest n.d.;

photographers include Murray Korman, George Platt Lynes (1 portrait

print), Alfredo Valente. [F. 1]

XX. 80 prints (1 color) re: travel and social events; 1926-1960s; includes

postcards; notable items: [F. 2]

1. 2 signed portraits of Joan Sutherland; 1 inscribed to AM (photo by

Peter Fink).

2. Print inscribed to AM from ABaron,@ n.d.

3. 2 inscribed prints to AM from AChoula.@ 4. 2 inscribed portraits of AM, by AM; 1943 and n.d.

5. Portrait of Vicente Escuerdo [flamenco dancer], inscribed to AM

[in Spanish], 1955.

6. Re: AIrene and Serge.@ a. Holiday card to AM.

b. Postcard to AM.

7. Portrait of ARuttsia@ (?), signed with typed message on verso of

image, 1953.

8. Postcard of AM, inscribed from AM to her mother, 1926.

9. Re: Bunny (AM=s sister).

a. Portrait, inscribed to AM, 1938.


b. Postcard, inscribed to AM, 1940.

10. Portrait of Vivienne (AM=s sister), inscribed to AM, n.d.

11. AM with others, signed Felmode (?) Bragam (?), with poem [in

Portuguese] on verso, Nov. 1954.

12. AM with man, inscribed to AM from APatti,@ 1958.

13. Portrait of Laura Henderson, inscribed to AM, Oct. 1935. [Owner

of the Windmill Theatre in London; underwrote a West End season

and a provincial tour of the Vic-Wells Ballet with AM and Anton

Dolin as the stars; inspired AM and Dolin to create their own

company.]

14. 2 prints of AM and Anton Dolin in South Africa, n.d.

15. AM on tour with the Diaghilev Ballet, 3 prints; 1 with notes on

verso identifying persons pictured (includes AM, AM=s mother,

and George Balanchine); one labeled AHollywood Palace, 1927";

photos by Albert W. King.

YY. 13 portraits of AM by Vivienne, n.d.; includes TLS to Doris Marks from

Isabelle Boyd-Smith re: photos, July 11, 1963. [F. 3]

ZZ. 9 prints of AM at a school, July 3, 1963.

AAA. 40 prints of AM teaching, dancing, and at social events; includes several

of AM and her DBE medals.

BBB. 81 prints of AM dancing, n.d.; photographers include Mike Davis,

Douglas Eston, Faust Picedi, Bascome Radford; 1 mounted. [F. 4]

Box 11 CCC. 99 prints of AM dancing, 1925-1950s. [F. 1]

DDD. 58 prints and reproductions of artwork re: AM. [F. 2]

EEE. 10 prints of marquees and billboards re: AM, various dates.

FFF. 63 prints (8 color), portraits of AM; photographers include John F.

Anthony, Marcus Blechman, Eric Coop, Peter Fink, Maurine, Angus

McBean, Jane Plotz. [F. 3]

Box 12 GGG. 13 prints of AM as a girl and young woman; includes: [F. 1]

1. 2 prints of AM as Prima Ballerina, Alate Diaghileff Ballet,@ n.d.

2. 1 print of AM in her first ballet dress and shoes, 8 years old, n.d.

3. AM and Anton Dolin in early role together, n.d.

4. License from London City Council, Education Officer=s Dept., for

Lilian Alicia Marks to appear in AThe Russian Art Dancers,@ Oct.

8-13, 1923; document dated Oct. 5, 1923, initialed by AM, 1 p.;

includes photo of AM attached to document.

HHH. 23 prints of Massenet=s AManon@ at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, 1963,

by Peter Fink [F. 2]

III. 8 prints of AM dancing, 1953.

JJJ. 5 prints of scenery backdrops, n.d.

KKK. TLS to AM from Jack N. Mogulescu, Director of Federation of Jewish

Philanthropies, 1 p., Dec. 17, 1952; includes 3 prints, by Ike Vern. [F. 3]

LLL. 6 prints of AM performing, by Serge Le Blanq; includes TL to AM from


Secretary to Herman Krawitz, 1 p., Nov. 28, 1961.

MMM. 11 prints of AM dancing, n.d.

NNN. 36 sepia-toned prints of AM dancing, n.d.

OOO. 66 prints of AM dancing, by Fred Fehl, n.d. [F. 4]

PPP. 46 prints of AM at social events, n.d.; includes: [F. 5]

1. AM in photo with Otis Pierce and Ethel Barrymore.

2. Backstage at the first performance, Metropolitan Opera Ballet

Studio at Town Hall, New York City, Apr. 2, 1963; AM with John

Gutman, Antony Tudor, and Rudolf Bing. [Image is blurry.]

QQQ. 27 portraits of AM; several are duplicates of prints in previous folders.

[F. 6]

Box 13 RRR. Prints of ballet, without AM. [F. 1]

1. 8 prints, by Peter Fink.

2. 4 prints, by Louis Mélancon.

SSS. 33 prints of AM traveling, with family, and ballet (without AM);

photographers include Anthony Crickmay, Peter Fink, Louis Mélancon,

Jack Mitchell; includes color print of Queen Elizabeth II.

TTT. 86 prints of friends and family; some dance photos; includes postcards;

1930s-1950s; notable items: [F. 2]

1. Ernest and Vivienne Entwistle, Aug. 2, 1963.

2. Photos from the Philippines.

3. AM at age 10, in costume.

UUU. Color prints.

1. AM=s mother, 1948.

2. Unidentified man, n.d.

3. 2 prints, sculpture re: APas de Quatre,@ sent to AM; includes

envelope; n.d.

4. Room, unidentified, n.d.

5. Queen Elizabeth II, included in holiday card from ABaron,@ n.d.

VVV. Small drawing of a house, color, n.d.

WWW. 112 prints re: travel, friends and family, social events; various sizes and

dates; includes: [F. 3]

1. AM with actor Harold Lang in dressing room, APal Joey at Greek

Theatre, LA,@ Aug. 1953.

2. Photos from Paris, 1955.

3. Photos from Lisbon, 1954.

4. 2 prints, AM and Anton Dolin in South Africa.

XXX. 39 prints, costume and studio portraits; photographers include Douglas

Elston, Dwight Godwin, Maurine, Houston Rogers (some also stamped

Julian Braunsweg), Maurice Seymour, Vivienne, Paul Wilson, Roger

Wood. [F. 4]

Box 14 YYY. Studio portrait duplicates.

1. 74 prints; some multiple copies. [F. 1]


2. 96 prints; some multiple copies; includes: [F. 2]

a. Some personal photos.

b. AM backstage after AGiselle,@ with Paulette Goddard,

Anton Dolin, Constance Collier, Elsa Maxwell, and

Vincento Celli, n.d.

3. 86 prints, mostly ballet, some personal. [F. 3]

ZZZ. Miscellaneous items. [Note: this material arrived Oct. 31, 1995.] [F. 4]

1. 2 negatives of AM.

2. Printed promotional cards with AM=s image, captioned, 16 copies.

3. Printed copies of portrait drawing of AM, 51 copies.

4. Colored lithographs.

a. AThe Beginnings of the Crinoline (1863),@ from Le Follet,

imprint Leroy and des Marais, n.d.

b. A1. Marie Taglioni, Fanny Essler, and Fanny Cerrito in

>The Three Graces=,@ n.d.

c. A5. Carlotta Grisi and Jules Pierrot in >La Esmerelda=,@ n.d.

d. A9. Fanny Cerrito in >Ondine=,@ n.d.

5. Printed photo of AM dancing, 17 copies.

6. Promotional brochure for A26 Women, by Klett@ (#18 is portrait of

AM); includes ALotos Leaf,@ newsletter of the Lotos Club, Feb. 29,

1952.

7. Printed booklet re: AThe Britannia Ball,@ annual international

dinner presented on behalf of the International Cultural Center for

Youth in Jerusalem, Nov. 4, 1959.

II. Printed Material.

Box 15 A. Berlingske Søndag, AM on cover, Sep. 18, 1932. [No folder]

B. Dance News, 89 issues, Oct. 1944 - Dec. 1968.

III. Correspondence, arranged into subject files by AM. Notable correspondence

listed individually. Files may include printed material, photographs, financial

material, or other items.

Box 16 A. AA. G. M. A.@ (American Guild of Musical Artists), 1954-1955. [F. 1]

B. ABenefits, Projects, Etc.,@ 1965-1968. [F. 2]

C. ABusiness,@ 1949-1959. [F. 3]

1. Bing, Rudolph. TLS to AM, 1 p., Mar. 7, 1959.

2. Dolin, Anton.

a. ALS to AM, 2 p., May 1, 1958.

b. ALS to AM, 2 p., May 8, 1959.

3. Van Vechten, Carl. TLS to AM, 1 p., June 23, 1958.

D. ABusiness: Holtzmann, Ring, Etc.@ E. AConciertos Iriberii,@ 1952. [F. 4]

F. ACummings, Nathan,@ 1956. [F. 5]


G. AGeneral,@ 1939-1969. [F. 6]

1. Bing, Rudolph. CTL to Christopher Lyall, 1 p., Nov. 5, 1963.

2. Kirsta, George. ALS to AM, 2 p., Sep. 28, 1939; includes

manuscript for ASouvenir,@ one-act ballet by Kirsta, CTS, 5 p., n.d.

3. Lidova, Irene. ALS to AM, 2 p., May 21, no year.

4. Markova, Alicia. CTL to George Balanchine [ATanaquil@], 1 p.,

Feb. 24, 1966; includes 2 sandwich recipes, CTS, 1 p., 3 copies.

5. Mitchell Jack [photographer]. ALS to AM, 1 p., n.d.

6. Susskind, David. TLS to AM, 1 p., June 26, 1964.

7. Van Vechten, Carl. Card with autograph note, Dec. 24, no year.

H. AGeneral@ (continued), 1954-1969. [F. 7]

1. Crickmay, Anthony [photographer].

a. TLS to AM, 1 p., Oct. 18, 1965.

b. TLS to AM, 1 p., Nov. 26, 1965.

2. Dolin, Anton. 4 ALS to AM, Sep. 1954 - July 1955.

3. Gruenther, Alfred M. [General, U. S. Army.] TLS to AM, 1 p.,

Dec. 6, 1954.

4. Maynard, Olga. TLS to AM, 1 p., Oct. 28, 1966.

5. Shawn, Ted. ALS to AM, 1 p., Jan. 28, 1966.

I. AGeneral@ (continued), 1941-1967. [F. 8]

1. Braunsweg, Julian. Texts of telegrams to AM, 1951; 5 items.

2. Dolin, Anton. 5 ALS to AM, 1951 (some n.d.)

3. Escuerdo, Vicente. ALS to AM, 1 p., Apr. 28, 1955.

4. Fonteyn, Margot. ANS to AM, 1 p., n.d.

5. Genée-Isitt, Adeline.

a. ALS to AM, 2 p., Nov. 21, 1950.

b. ALS to AM, 2 p., Feb. 22, 1951.

c. ANS to AM, 1 p., June 4, 1957.

d. ALS to AM, 1 p., n.d.

6. Van Vechten, Carl.

a. TLS to AM, 1 p., Oct. 8, 1948, re: necklace.

a. TLS to AM, 1 p., n.d.

b. Holiday card to AM with ANS, Apr. 1, 1945.

J. AGeneral@ (continued), 1924-1965. [F. 9]

1. Bayliss, Lilian [Manager, Old Vic]. 9 TLS, June 1, 1932 - June

13, 1934.

2. Dolin, Anton. 27 ALS and 3 telegrams to AM, 1935-1939, 1963.

3. Fehl, Fred [photographer]. Card with ANS to AM, n.d.

4. Haskell, Arnold L. 2 ALS to AM, May and Aug. 1938.

5. Shawn, Ted. 2 ALS to AM, 1963.

6. Tristman, Arthur [AM=s father]. ALS to AM [ALily@], 2 p., Sep.

13, 1924.

7. Van Vechten, Carl. 2 ALS, 1 TLS and 1 Valentine=s Day card to

AM, 1949-1950, 1963.


K. AGeneral@ (continued), 1963-1964. [F. 10]

1. Bird, Walter [photographer]. TLS to AM, 2 p., Aug. 16, 1963.

2. Dolin, Anton. 4 ALS and 1 Easter card to AM, 1962-1963.

3. Shawn, Ted.

a. CTLS to Ted Kneeland, 1 p., Dec. 14, 1963.

b. TLS to AM, 2 p., Jan. 4, 1963.

4. Van Vechten, Carl.

a. Christmas card with ANS, 1959.

b. ALS to AM, 1 p., Dec. 5, 1963.

L. AGeneral@ (continued), 1961-1965. [F. 11]

1. Dolin, Anton. 10 ALS to AM, 1961-1963, 1965.

2. Shawn, Ted.

a. Postcard to AM, Dec. 15, 1962.

b. 2 TLS to AM, 1965.

3. Swope, Martha [photographer]. ALS to AM, 1 p., [1963].

4. Van Vechten, Carl. 2 ALS, 1 TLS, 2 ANS, 1 card to AM, 1963.

M. AGeneral@ (continued), 1961-1965. [F. 12]

1. Dolin, Anton. ALS to AM, 1 p., Jan. 31, 1967.

N. AGeneral@ (continued), 1963-1964. [F. 13]

1. Dolin, Andon. 6 ALS to AM, 1963.

2. Shawn, Ted. TLS to AM, 1 p., Dec. 14, 1963.

O. AGeneral@ (originally in black display folder). [F. 14]

1. Chagall, Marc. Telegram to AM, 1 p., Sep. 9, 1942.

2. Van Vechten, Carl. 1 TLS to AM, n.d.

P. AGorlinsky / Miskovitch.@ [F. 15]

Q. AKatz, Alfred.@ [F. 16]

R. AMET Dancers.@ [F. 17]

1. Shawn, Ted. ALS to AM, 1 p., Aug. 24, 1963.

S. AOutside Proposition.@ [F. 18]

T. AThe Royal Academy of Dancing,@ includes Royal Academy of Dancing

Gazette, 1963-1965, 1967; summer school pamphlet, Aug. 1965, 4 copies;

annual reports, 1962-1966. [F. 19-20]

U. ASusie@ (AM=s niece). [F. 21]

V. ATelevision.@ [F. 22]

1. Murrow, Edward R. Telegram to AM, 1 p., Feb. 24, 1955.

W. Miscellaneous envelopes. [F. 23]

IV. Financial Material.

A. Various documents, including bills, invoices, receipts, tax documents,

travel records; 1949-1964. [F. 24]

V. Manuscripts.

A. AThe Magic World of Doctor Coppelius,@ screenplay by Ted Kneeland,


based on the ballet Coppélia; Afirst produced at Frank J. Hale=s Royal

Poinciana Playhouse, Dec. 1963, and repeated on Ap. 1965, starring José

Ferrer in the role of Dr. Coppelius,@ TS photocopy, 54 p., Aug. 17, 1966;

in leather case. [F. 25]

B. APavlova=s Test,@ screenplay by Eugenie Leontovich and George S.

George, CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p., Feb. 13, 1946. [F. 33]

C. Biography of Claudia Cravey, TS mimeograph, 3 p., n.d.

D. Profile of AM, TS mimeograph, 3 p.

E. Page proofs of AM=s AMy Life in Opera,@ from Opera News, Dec. 21, no

year; with holograph corrections; 2 p.; second page includes ANS from

Rita-Linn Barglowsky to AM.

F. AFavorite Recipes,@ TS, 1 p., n.d.

G. AA Tribute to Alicia Markova,@ poem, author unknown, TS, 1 p.

H. Untitled poem re: AM, author unknown, 1 p., holograph.

I. AInserts for >Ring Up the Curtain=,@ for a broadcast, lines spoken by Anton

Dolin and AM; CTS with holograph markings, 6 p.; includes 1 p. of

holograph notes by AM.

J. AMarkova in America,@ by Arthur Todd, for Dance and Dancers, Jan.

1955; TS, 3 p.; includes TLS from Todd to AM, 1 p., Dec. 3, 1954.

K. Text of interview of AM by Norman Dello Joio and Margaret Matzenauer,

broadcast on AOpera News on the Air: Orfeo ed Euridice,@ TS

mimeograph, pp. 13-22B, Apr. 9, 1955.

L. Text of interview of AM by Edward R. Murrow, for APerson to Person,@ TS mimeograph, 16 p., Mar. 4, 1955.

M. Speech by AM, TS with holograph corrections, 5 p., n.d.

N. AAlicia Markova, 1963,@ essay or speech, TS copy with holograph

corrections, 9 p.; includes 2 p. of holograph notes.

O. Introduction to book by Katherine Sorley Walker, CTS with holograph

corrections, 3 p., 1965.

P. Re: ALa Sylphides.@ 1. Text of AM=s speech, reprinted, TS mimeograph, from The Radio

Times, 2 p., Mar. 27, 1953.

2. TS, mimeograph, 2 p., Jan. 9, 1965.

3. CTS with holograph corrections, 2 p., n.d.

Q. AMourning Becomes Electra,@ opera by Marvin David Levy, libretto by

Henry Butler (excerpts).

1. TS copy, 14 p., Jan. 8 and 10, 1964.

2. TS copy, 6 p., Apr. 7, 1964.

R. AAlicia Markova, Greatest Classical Dancer of Modern Times, Creates

Sensational New Role,@ by Marya McAuliff, TS, 7 p., n.d.

VI. Miscellaneous.

A. Various items; includes script for radio interview, printed material. [F. 26]


VII. Printed Material [continued].

A. Newspaper clippings, arranged by AM.

1. A1953.@ [F. 27]

2. ADie Fliedermaus@, ARoyal Winnipeg.@ [F. 28]

3. AFestival Ballet, 1950-1951.@ [F. 29]

4. ALos Angeles, 1954.@ [F. 30]

5. AEnglish Tour, 1954.@ [F. 31]

6. AParis / De Cuevas, 1954.@ [F. 32]

Box 17 7. ANew York, 1952.@ [F. 1]

8. ABoston, 1942.@ [F. 2]

9. AMontreal, 1952.@ [F. 3]

10. AChicago, 1952.@ [F. 4]

11. ABristol, Liverpool, Manchester.@ [F. 5]

12. AMisc. 1949-1950.@ [F. 6]

13. ALiverpool, 1954.@ [F. 7]

14. AMarquis de Cuevas Ballet.@ [F. 8]

15. ANottingham, London.@ [F. 9]

16. AMexico.@ [F. 10]

17. AMisc. From Louise.@ [F. 11]

18. AChicago, 1947.@ [F. 12]

B. Flyers, schedules, promotional items, and programs re: AM, Anton Dolin,

Ezio Pinza, Pierino Gamba, and others. [F. 13]

C. Newspaper photo plates, plastic on cardboard. [No folder]

VIII. Artwork.

A. APas-de-Deux,@ lithograph print of drawing by La Péri, with ANS to AM

from AKatya@ along lower edge; n.d.

IX. Professional Material.

A. Program texts, memos, press releases, etc. re: Metropoplitan Opera Ballet,

1950s-1950. [F. 14-16]

X. Printed Material [continued].

Box 18 A. Calfskin bound photobook re: Argentina. [No folder]

B. Booklets, pamphlets, souvenir programs, catalogs.

1. The Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Approved

Souvenir Programme.

2. Aberle Ballet catalogs.

a. Spring / Summer 1944.

b. Fall 1944.

3. Benefit for American Cancer Society.

4. The Golden Heritage Ball.

5. Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers Dinner Ball.


6. Seven Crown Ball.

7. Statutes of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.

9. Profile of Weizmann Institute of Science.

10. Exhibition catalogs.

a. Paul Gauguin.

b. Ben Shahn.

c. Harry Callahan.

d. Fifty Years of Ballet Design.

e. Peter Fink.

f. Antonio Gades.

g. Diaghilev.

h. Ballet, 1581-1962.

i. Collection of Masterpieces.

j. Edgar Degas.

11. Giselle.

12. French Court and Opera Ballet.

13. Beniamino Gigli.

14. Ballet textbook.

15. Townsfolk.

16. Annual Reports for Royal Opera House and Metropolitan Opera.

C. Various program inserts and schedules for performances.

D. Programs

1. Various foreign programs.

2. Scrapbook of programs.

Box 19 E. Numerous newspaper clippings.

Box 20 F. Programs re: Metropolitan Opera Ballet.

G. Passenger lists for Cunard Line voyages, 3 total.

Box 21 H. Programs.

1. Royal Winnipeg Ballet.

2. Royal Academy of Dancing.

3. Lincoln Center for Performing Arts.

4. Carnegie Hall.

5. Royal Ballet.

6. Chicago Lyric Opera.

7. Covent Garden.

8. Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.

9. New York Philharmonic.

10. Hollywood Bowl.

11. Teatro Colon.

12. Original Ballet Russe.

13. Ballet Theatre.

14. Robin Hood Dell Review.

15. Jacob=s Pillow Dance Festival.


16. London=s Festival Ballet.

17. Festival Ballet.

18. Grand Ballet du Marquis de Cuevas.

19. Harkness Ballet.

20. Mia Slavenska.

21. Markova-Dolin Tour.

22. Bolshoi Ballet.

23. Sadler=s Wells Ballet.

Box 22 I. Magazines.

1. Greek Theatre, 3 issues.

2. Woman And Home, 2 issues.

3. The Atlantic.

4. Sociedad Pro-Arte Musical, 2 issues.

5. Life, 3 issues.

6. Couiers, 3 issues.

7. Puerto Rico Ilustrado, 2 issues.

8. Bazaar, 2 issues.

9. Picture Post.

10. Click

11. Norte.

12. Holiday.

13. Rio Magazine.

14. Celebrity News.

15. Host, 2 issues

16. Toute La Danse.

17. Gazette.

18. Footlights.

19. Dancing Star.

20. Theatre World, 4 issues.

21. Ballet Carnaval.

22. Theatre Arts, 3 issues.

23. Diplomat.

24. En Guardia

25. Mademoiselle.

26. Nassau.

27. Coming Events.

28. Peacock Alley.

29. Legat News.

30. Tricolor.

31. Correo Fotografico Sudamericano.

32. Dance in The Spotlight.

33. Newsweek.

34. Time.


35. The Hampshire.

36. Style.

37. Tiempo.

38. Dance Observer.

39. The Dancer=s Book.

40. News From Home.

41. Dancelz.

42. About The House.

Box 23 43. Dance Magazine, 46 issues.

44. Opera News 25 issues.

45. Dance And Dancers, 18 issues.

46. Vogue, 11 issues.

47. Ballet Today, 23 issues.

48. Ballet, 9 issues.

49. Dancing Times, 36 issues.

XI. Scrapbooks.

Box 24 A. Re: newspaper clippings about AM performances.

1. ARoyal Opera House / Covent Garden, May / June 1948,@ wrapped

in cellophane and tied with white ribbon.

2. AJacob=s Pillow, Lee, MA, May 1941 - Sep. 1941,@ in brown cover

with red sailboat.

3. First page of issue of Ballet Russe, in brown cover with brown

sailboat.

4. Various clippings, 1930; red cover, monogrammed ADoris@ [Doris

Barry].

5. A1953,@ red cover.

6. A1952 #1,@ red cover.

7. A1952 #2,@ red cover.

8. A1952-53 #3,@ red cover.

9. AParis,@ 1953, light green cover.

B. 3 scrapbooks of newspaper and magazine clippings re: coronation of

Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, 1953

XII. Photographs [continued].

A. Photograph albums, re: performances unless otherwise noted.

Box 25 1. ADame Alicia,@ color prints, blue cover; dated Dec. 1, 1963.

2. Studio and vacation shots, black and white prints, green cover;

photo of Carl Van Vechten on last page.

3. Various black and white prints, blue cover.

4. Home and vacation photos, color and black and white prints,

flower-illustrated cover.

5. APhotographs,@ black and white prints, maroon cover.


6. ABallet Night 1966,@ color prints, white cover; dated Dec. 1, 1966.

7. AM and her daughter, black and white prints, maroon cover.

8. Beige album. Performance & vacation, b/w with2 color

Box 26 9. Posed dance and non-dance photos, black and white prints, brown

cover.

10. Performance and studio photos, black and white prints, 5 albums;

album 3 contains autographed prints.

11. Autographs and drawings of dancers and actors; black cover,

spiral-bound.

XIII. Musical Scores.

Box 27 A. APas de Quatre,@ by C. Pugni, orchestrated by William McDermott;

includes numerous instrumental parts.

B. A3 Nocturnes from Chopiniana,@ by F. Chopin, arranged by L. Salomon;

some holograph writing on front cover.

C. AAurora,@ by Tchaikovsky, arranged by L. Salomon.

D. Miscellaneous instrumental parts, arranged by instrument; 53 items total.

E. ANutcracker,@ by Tchaikovsky.

1. Numerous instrumental parts for APas de Deux,@ AGrand Valse,@ ADanse de la Fee Dragee,@ AValse Finale et Apotheose,@ and

ACoda.@ 2. APas de Deux, Coda No. 4,@ Nepatines

3. AFee Drapee (Markova Solo), No. 3,@ Nepatines.

4. AGrand Valse or Valse Finale, No. 2, Dolin Solo,@ Nepatines

5. APas de Deux No. 1,@ Nepatines.

6. APas de Deux No. 14.@ F. ABeautiful Danube,@ by Johann Strauss, arranged by Aubrey Winter.

G. AConsolations,@ by Franz Liszt; 2 copies, one with cover autographed by

AM.

H. ARendezvous,@ composer unknown, possibly Denis Darlow; includes:

variations; loose sheets of music on black paper (4 total).

I. APizzicato Polka,@ by Leo Delibes.

J. AValse Lente,@ arranged by C. J. Roberts.

K. AMephisto Walzer,@ by Franz Liszt; with holograph note Acorrected

version, 1951@ on cover; includes 4 loose sheets of music (holograph);

AValse Fr.@ by Chopin attached to cover; another copy also present.1.

L. ASylphides Valse,@ by Chopin, loose sheets.

M. ANocturne,@ by Felix Mendelssohn; signed and dated (1945) by AM on

first page.

N. ASchwanensee,@ by Tschaikovsky; Aincomplete@ written inside.

O. AValse Oubliee,@ by Franz Liszt, Wyckoff edition

P. ALa Boutique Fantastique,@ selection, by Rossini-Respighi, arranged by

Howard Carr; inside cover labeled AManuel de Falla.@


Q. AValse Caprice,@ by Anton Rubenstein, autographed by AM on front cover.

R. Music for Ballet Letta Harries, APas Seul,@ some holograph.

S. AWaltz in C# minor,@ by Chopin, arranged by Tom Marnitz.

T. APrelude a L=apres-Midi d=un Faune,@ by Claude Debussy.

U. ASix Favorite Airs, Together with the Valse ed Gallop in the Ballet Giselle

Composed by Adolphe Adam,@ gray booklet.

V. ADance,@ 2 copies (one labeled AVariation A@). W. Suite from AThe Sleeping Princess@ by Tchaikovsky, signed and dated by

AM (1941) on first page.

X. AItalians in Algeria,@ by G. Rossini, arranged by C. J. Roberts; includes 26

instrumental parts.

Y. ALady of the Camelias,@ by G. Verdi, arranged by Robert Zeller, facsimile.

Box 28 Z. Leather-bound scores, facsimiles, most with some holograph markings.

1. ACoppélia,@ by Leo Delibes, signed and dated by AM (1938).

2. ADornröschen,@ by Tchaikovsky, n.d.

3. ASwan Lake@, by Tchaikovsky, n.d.

4. AGiselle,@ by Adolphe Adam.

a. Signed and dated by AM (1947).

b. Revised and arranged by Henri Busser, (c) 1943.

5. AHenry VIII@, by Rossini, arranged by Zeller, n.d.

6. AOrfeo ed Euridice,@ by Christophe Gluck, includes libretto, other

items.

AA. AManon,@ by J. Massenet, reprint of 1895 edition.

XIV. Personal Memorabilia.

A. Calendars.

1. 1946.

2. 1952.

3. 1954.

4. 1964 (two).

5. 1966.

B. Appointment diaries.

1. 1937.

2. 1947 (two, both blank).

3. 1950 (two).

4. 1952.

5. 1956.



C. Pocket address book

D. Stationery, all blank.

E. Leather embossed book jacket


F. Monogrammed leather organizer cover, empty.

G. Color picture of AM, in silver frame, from ALouise@; includes ANS to AM;

in box.

H. Embroidered burlap pouch.

I. Seal

J. Clock, engraved on back AMarkova Dolin Ballet, 1935-1937.@ K. Coin commemorating rule of George V, in leather case.

L. Ceramic dish for Jacob=s Pillow Silver Jubilee, 1933-1957; with holograph

message on back from Ted Shawn to AM.

M. Blotting paper, in fabric cover.

N. Leather case originally containing AM=s Most Excellent Order of the

British Empire award; includes miscellaneous items in case.

O. Blue ribbon with 2 plastic horseshoes attached.

P. Two small cat figurines in box.

Q. Flyer for AAnthony and Cleopatra@ by Samuel Barber, inaugural

performance at the Metropolitan Opera House, printed on silk, Sep. 16,

1966.

R. Plastic disk engraved with text of Edward VIII=s farewell speech on his

abdication, Dec. 11, 1936.

S. Blue leather glasses case, empty.

T. Facsimile of French newspaper parody of AGiselle,@ probably 19th century

(original).

U. Menu for dinner at Royal Hawaiian Restaurant, signed by Anton Dolin and

others, Apr. 2, 1948.

V. Check stubs, 1964-1965.

W. Diner=s Club International Directory AA,@ 1961.

X. Anna Pavlova=s shoe forms [currently on exhibit].

XV. Large Size Material.

Box 29 A. Photograph of oil portrait of Serge Diaghilev by Elizabeth Polunin, ca.

1926; photographed by A.C. Cooper and Sons, Ltd.

B. Personal memorabilia.

1. Wicker suitcase.

2. Pitcher.

3. Basket.

C. Letter, with 2 photographs; 1 of AM, 1 of Dance Group; in envelope.

D. Clothing.

Box 30 1. White flax dress.

2. Black elastic waistband.


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I. Scrapbooks.

Packages 1-5 A. Nos. 1-5; clippings / tearsheets; each with Van Vechten photo in beginning

(except #3).

Packages 6-8 B. Three scrapbooks, unmarked ; clippings / tearsheets.

Package 9 C. Monogrammed AA.M.@; clippings ./ tearsheets.

II. Musical Scores.

A. ALady of the Camelias,@ by Verdi, arranged by Robert Zeller.

Package 10 1. ABook One,@ pp. 1-68.

Package 11 2. ABook Two,@ pp. 69-149.

III. Photographs.

Package 12 A. Large matted photographs by Carl Van Vechten, Fink, and others; re: AM

in studio and performing; 1 color print; 2 autographed by Fink (1965).

IV. Artwork.

Package 13 A. AMadame Avreol as Columbine,@ print in wooden frame.

Package 14 B. ARoses,@ painting by Susan Braun, autograph on back.

Package 15 C. Photograph, APre-Lincoln Center Artists,@ autographed, b/w, gold frame.

Package 16 D. AHale Award Palm Beach,@ Dec. 29, 1963, gold frame, autographed.

Package 17 E. Advertising poster, ALa Ventana,@, gold frame, blue velvet lined.

Package 18 F. ALa Sylphide.@ Oil on canvas by Russell Hartley. White circular

frame.

Package 19 G. Poster for AJacob=s Pillow Dance Festival,@ 1965. Gold frame.

Package 20 H. Print of AGiselle.@ Designed by Robert Davidson. Gold frame.

Package 21 I. Print. ADancing in Prints.@

Package 22 J. Lithograph , autographed - ACarlotta Geisi.@ B/w, black frame.

Package 23 K. Engraving ALondon Bridge-1745.@ By J. Allen Engravers, 1942. Red

frame: autograph on back.

Package 24 L. Print. ALa Dame aux Camelias,@ b/w. By Alastair. Note w/autograph in

envelope on reverse.

Package 25 M. Photograph of Markova & Eric Bruhn, Oct. 1958. A performance of

AGiselle.@ By John Blinn. MET Opera House. Signed with note on back.

Package 27 N. ADick Whittington,:@ Kennington Theatre.

Package 28 O. AMetropolitan Opera House@. Package 29 P. AThree & One Half Centuries of Ballet De Medici to Markova.@ Package 30 Q. AEdinburgh Festival 1954.@ Diaghilev Exhibition, autographed.


Package 31 R. Theatre National du Palais De Chaillot.

Package 32 S. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet of Canada Monday.

Package 33 T. The American National Ballet Theatre.

Package 34 U. Unframed- Jacob=s Pillow Dance Festival, 1953.

Package 35 V. Markova & Dolin cartoon. Autographed by Nerman.

Package 36 W. Print of AThe Dying Swan,@ autographed, 11/16/45.

Package 37 X. White frame, blue canvas. Male & female dancer.

Package 38 Y. AHenry VIII & His Wives@ (Prints). Pink portfolio with 8 plates;

autographed #127 and #202 of 500. [Note: stored in vault.]

Package 39 Z. Zvzik Nahum Hazaz (Black Portfolio Case). Prints [note: stored in

vault.]

Package 40 AA. Large grey-cardboard portfolio. White lace tissue paper with lettering

painted on.

Package 41 BB. Brown Cover. Silk Screen (Pink) of Ballerina=s Feet by John E. Blinn Rio

Studio, NYC.

V. Photographs.

Package 42 A Markova. Framed print, matted, cracked, autograph illegible.

VI. Miscellaneous.

A. Framed.

Package 43 1. Painting, Female Ballerina, White with Blue Background. G.

Kirsta, 1938.

Package 44 2. Season 1945. Gala Ballet Night, July 28. Stadium Concerts

Markova/Dolin.

Package 45 3. Photograph of mounted, unknown bust. The Medici Society.

Package 46 4. Hollywood Canteen, Cert. Of Appreciation.

Package 47 5. Religious poem, ASt. Teresa=s Book Mark.@ Package 48 6. Charcoal of Markova=s face. Autographed by Stanistav Rembski,

Nov. 16, 1946.

Package 49 7. Silver platter with AMarkova@ etched on.

Package 50 B. Photos, artwork.

Package 51 C. Floor plan & scenic design for Victor Borge show.

D. Markova in AMoonlight Sonata@ by Beethoven.

E. ADying Swan, Giselle, Trefchikoff,@ autographed.

Package 52 F. Original photograph glass plates (2 boxes).

Package 53 G. Markova, Act 1, AGiselle.@ Framed b/w. MET Opera. Oct. 1958. Signed

by John Blinn on back.


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Added to Box 28

I. Dolin, Anton. ANS to AM, 1 p., 1944; taken from THE HAPPY PRINCE AND

OTHER FAIRY TALES, by Oscar Wilde. [F. 1]


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I. Printed Material.

A. Program: AService of Thanksgiving for the Life and Work of Dame Alicia

Markova DBE: 1910- 2004," Westminster Abbey, 2005. [F. 1]

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Added to Box 28

I. Correspondence.

A. Personal, 6 ALS and greeting cards, Dec. 1990 - Nov. 2000; includes:

1. Champion, Marge. ALS re: sending photographs and praise;

includes photographs, n.d. [F. 2]

B. Professional, approx. 20 TLS, ALS, and greeting cards, Feb. 1956 - Dec.

2004; includes photographs and printed material; also includes:

1. Bonham-Carter, Mark (House of Lords). TLS re: thank you for

work with the Royal Ballet over the years, 5/30/94.

II. Film and Video.

A. AAlicia Markova - The Peoples Ballerina,@ VHS, BBC, 14/12/2000.

[No Folder]

B. AMarkova La Legende,@ DVD, 2001.

III. Printed Material.

A. Newspaper clippings.

1. Photograph of AM with flower, The Star, 6/4/56. [F. 3]

2. AThe Met Ballet=s Bright Tomorrow,@ by Walter Terry, Herald

Tribune, 4/10/66.

B. Re: performances at Jacob=s Pillow Dance Theatre, 2 photocopied items;

includes holograph notes, Summer 1941, July 1942.

C. Programs.

1. AGiselle,@ at the Royal Opera House, 11/28/85.

2. ATeatro alla Scala,@ 1955-1956 season.

3. AThe Critics= Circle Annual Luncheon,@ includes seating

arrangements, 2/3/56.

4. AThe Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen

Elizabeth.@ D. Invitation, tickets to ABirthday Offering in honour of Princess Margaret.@ E. Wanted poster from New York Police Department, 8/20/63.

F. Dance, Nov. 2000; includes article re: AM.

IV. Manuscripts.

A. ALecture notes,@ holograph notes, 9 p.

B. Lectures re: AM.

1. AThe World of the Ballet.@


2. AThe Art of the Prima Ballerina.@

V. Professional Material.

A. 3 itineraries re: trip to Immaculata College, 3/15/67 - 4/14/67.

VI. Legal Material.

A. Contract with Immaculata College for a lecture, AThe World of Ballet,@ 4/19/67.

VII. Photographs.

A. Re: AM talking on stage with a microphone, 2 black and white

prints; includes ALS, 3/22/99.

B. Re: AM posed at Jacob=s Pillow, 2 black and white prints; includes TS

note describing photographs, 4/22/99.


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Added to Box 28

I. Film and Video.

A. ABallet Russes,@ DVD, 2006. [Loose]


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I. Scrapbooks (see also Boxes 35-39). A. Compiled by AM or sisters of AM, includes articles and clippings re: AM. Box 29 1. 3 cardboard and white clothbound, 1959-1962. [Loose] 2. 3 black hardcover, 1936-1937. Box 30 3. 3 blue clothbound, 1954-1955. a. 1955 scrapbook, includes note, speech given by AM in honor of “The Diaghilev Exhibition” retrospective at Forbes House London, TS, 1/16/55, with many personal recollections. 4. 1 blue leatherbound, 1953-1954. Box 31 5. 4 red/blue cardboard, 1 of 1931-1933; 2 of 1949; 1 n.d. a. Note: undated begins with memoriam of Diaghileff’s death (1929) and appears to be magazine photos of Ballets Russes dancers, likely assembled by AM. 6. 1 cardboard with blue starred paper cover, 1935. 7. 1 cardboard with pink starred paper cover, re: Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, 1938-1949. 8. 1 red plastic-covered, 1963-1965 mislabeled “Personal Christmas Cards”). 9. 1 red leatherbound embossed “Press Cutting Book Lilian Alicia Marks,” [begins with earliest childhood performances 1920-1934.] Box 32 10. 4 black leatherbound, 1935-1936. 11. 2 red leatherbound, 1934-1938 12. 1 cardboard and white clothbound, 1963-1964. Box 33 13. 1 cardboard and white clothbound, 1957-1958. 14. 1 blue plastic-covered, 1965-1966 (mislabeled “personal greeting cards.”) 15. 1 green/gold lettered “Harrods” plastic covered, includes black and white and color prints, various award certificates, ALS and TLS from John Tooley, General Administrator, Royal Opera House, London concerning AM’s 70th birthday, and Dance Magazine, article on AM, March, 1945. II. Personal Memorabilia (see also Box 39). A. Honorary degrees, invitations, commemorative medallions, correspondence, miscellaneous; includes; photographs, correspondence. 1. Trip memorabilia from “Around the World in 80 Days” cruise, 1979; includes passenger list, newsletter, 5 color prints. [F. 1] 2. 11 color prints of Middlesex University Honorary degree ceremony, TLS from Vice Chancellor Middlesex University to AM enclosing above prints, 8/13/01. [F. 2]


3. Honorary Degree from Middlesex University, London, July 2001. 4. “The Two Thousand Women of Achievement” diploma awarded AM, 4/26/69.

5. Commemorative card/brochure in honor of AM’s colleague Dame Ninette de Valois on her 90th birthday, 6/6/88. 6. Arts Theatre Club Honorary Full Membership card, 1/12/70. 7. 2 business cards; The Hayward Foundation, Grafton Advisors. 8. Black leather stationery case embossed “Markova” in gold; includes blank stationary. 9. 2 printed hymnnal cards from AM’s memorial service with cover photo, 2004. [F. 3] 10. 1 film ticket to “Markova the Legend” at Linbury Studio Theatre, 6/24/02. 11. 1 ticket to “Mr. Jerome Hines” at Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey. 12. 4 labels printed “Property Alicia Markova.” 13. Pink leather pouch containing: a. “War Ration Book Two,” United States, 6/21/43. b. Black and white print, appears to be AM’s mother and sister in British countryside. c. 1 charm – swan on recto, colorful bird on verso d. Small cardboard box containing harlequin charm, “Celli,” handwritten on bottom. e. Small cardboard box labeled “attachment for removable bridgework,” contains tooth from I. Stern & Co., N.Y., “Hernia OP! Clips,” handwritten on bottom. 14. Rubber stamps and ink; includes: a. 1 “Property of Alicia Markova.” b. 1 “The Dame Alicia Markova Collection.” c. 1 scripted “Alicia Markova.” d. 1 box, black ink, small AM initial insignia stamp. 15. Small silver tea leaf holder 16. Floral abalone inlaid hard leather stationery holder 17. 3 medallions or pins in cases, includes: a. “Vigilia Pretium Libertas.” b. “English National Ballet.” c. “Rainier III Prince of Monaco.” 18. 1 small decorative cloisonné container in blue floral silk box. 19. 1 glass box, AM embossed in gold on top, contains small blue box with animal charm. 20. Small decorative black music box, enclosed card says “1850s or 1860s,” made in Switzerland. 21. White feather and rhinestone headpiece in a Bergdorf Goodman Box. 22. “Dance Library of Israel Presents 1992 Documents of Dance Award,” to AM, 1 black/gold mounted on wood plaque.


23. Small stuffed mouse. 24. Fay, Anthony (Jacob’s Pillow). TLS, 4/12/82. [F. 3] 25. Lane, Maryon (Ballet School – Turkey), ALS re: request for signed photograph, 9/21/94. 26. 1 leatherbound presentation book of New Yorker Magazine profile written by Barbara Heggie, 4/15/44. 27. 2 packages of black mesh hairnets. Box 34 28. Framed awards/degrees; includes: a. University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music 4/30/70. b. University of East Anglia, Doctor of Music, 7/1/82. c. Queen Elizabeth Coronation Award, The Royal Academy of Dancing, London, 1962-63. d. 1961 Spirit of Achievement Award, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University. III. Scrapbooks. Box 35 A. Compiled by sisters of AM, includes articles and clippings re: AM. 1. 2 leather and white clothbound, 1955-1958. Box 36 2. 3 cardboard with blue starred paper covers. a. Markova-Dolin Co. 1944-1950. b. American Ballet Theatre, 1941-1946. c. South African Tour, etc. 1949. Box 37 3. 4 oversized all-paper: 1932, 1935, 1934-45, 1950-52. Box 38 4. 9 green covered with red spines, Jan. 1936 – May 1940. 5. Red paper with cover photo of Markova/Dolin, 1949. 6. 1 green paper covered with red spine – titled “Alicia Markova/ Anton Dolin,” 1950. Box 39 7. 2 red-covered, April 1951-Jan. 1952. 8. Cardboard with pink/silver stars paper cover, 1943-1946. IV. Personal Memorabilia. A. London Palladium Certificate, Royal Command Variety Performance, 11/5/56. B. Miscellaneous jewelry and personal accessories. 1. 6 loose pearls. 2. Black glittery cross pin. 3. Tan leather passport case embossed Markova in gold. 4. Blue hard case from H. Stern containing 12 raw and polished birthstones. 5. 3 metal powder compacts, two engraved. 6. Blue bead necklace. 7. Black leather case containing ballet drawing. 8. Small blue jewelry box from Copacabana, Rio, containing glass charm of an arm. 9. Small black lacquer-covered note pad with pencil.


10. Small brown jewelry box from Dibdin & Co., containing gold pin engraved “Brittanica, 1797.” 11. Small gold wood alter piece. 12. Gold/floral print oval box,includes unmatched earrings, charms; 3 beaded necklaces; 2 metal pens; bracelet; locket engraved “Alicia Markova from Dorothy & Florence.” 13. Gold fabric belt with exotic silver buckle. 14. 2 pink linen pouches, one with floral embroidery. 15. 2 blank postcards from Le Cap D’antibes. V. Printed Materials (also see Oversized Materials). A. Files, includes correspondence, professional materials, photographs. Box 40 1. “1982.” [F. 1-2] 2. “1984 and 1985.” [F. 3-5] 3. “Alicia Photos Etc.” [F. 6] 4. “Australian Ballet Press 1976.” [F. 7] 5. “Ballet Red.” [F. 8] 6 “Contracts, Programmes, etc.,” 1952-1956. [F. 9-11] 7. “Dame Alicia Markova,” 3 files. [F. 12-14] 8. “Dame Alicia Markova, D.B.E.” [F. 14] 9. “Dame Alicia Markova Room 613.” 10. “Duplicate Cuttings 1954.” [F. 15] 11. “Feet.” [F. 16] 12. “For Arnold.” 13. “For Gavén 1979.” [F. 17] 14. “Le Sylphides Various Productions.” 15. “My Set of Australian Press.” [F. 18] 16. “Newspaper Cuttings (Various),” 1949-1989. [F. 19-20] Box 41 17. “Obertura.” [F. 1] 18 “Pamphlet, 1937.” 19. “Photos, Internet, etc.” [F. 2] 20. “Posters.” [F. 3] 21. “Publicity etc., Interviews, Articles.” [F. 4] 22. “Tom Merrifield.” [F. 5] 23. “Ulanova and Bolshevik Ballet.” 24. “University of Cincinnati and Bermuda T.V. Scotland: My Set 1970-71.” 25. “Vogue, Nov. 15th 1958.” 26. Re: AM performances, ca. 1950-1960. [F. 6] 27. Re: AM performances, 1978. [F. 7-11] 28. Re: article by Katherine Healy in Dance Now. [F. 12] 29. Re: Society of Russian Style Ballet. 30. Re: MARKOVA REMEMBERS. 31. Re: Teatro Municipal. 32. Re: Metropolitan Opera 1973-1974 season; includes clippings about AM, "Les Sylphides," 11/13/69. [F. 13]


33. Re: "Die Fledermaus." 34. Re: AM lectures and seminars. 35. Re: honorary UAE degree. [F. 14] 36. Article clippings re: AM, 1977; includes: a. July. b. May. c. January. 37. Re: Royal Opera House Convent Garden. 38. Re: AM clippings, programs, 1954-1970. [F. 15] 39. Re: La Chatte. [F. 16] 40. Re: ballet program and clipping, 1994. 41. Re: Walter Terry. 42. Re: "A Tribute to Ashton and Cecchetti." 43. Dance programs and booklets . [F. 17-18] 44. Re: London Festival Ballet. [F. 19] 45. Re: Performances presented by S.A. Gorlinsky. 46. Re: performances, personal appearances, 1969-1971. 47. Re: 1995 Balanchine Foundation performance. 48. Re: home furnishings. [F. 20] 49. “Jacob’s Pillow.” 50. Re: The Royal Ballet. [F. 21] 51. Re: Pallant House. 52. Sotheby’s Catalogue of Ballet and Theater Material, 1980. 53. Re: Irek Mukhamedov, “Othello.” 54. Re: Utah dance. 55. Re: “Giselle.” [F. 22] 56. Margaret Fonteyn obituaries, 1991. 57. Re: Dance/Arts associations, 1996-1997. [F. 23] 58. Re: Northern Ballet. [F. 24] 59. Re: New York City Ballet. 60. Re: Birthright Designer Sale. 61. Brochures not featuring AM. 62. Re: costumes. [F. 25] Box 42 63. Article clippings re: AM, June, 1969. [F. 1] 64. Re: Maria Callas exhibit. [F. 2] 65. Re: Society of Russian Style Ballet. [F. 3] 66. Re: Arnold Haskell. [F. 4] 67. Re: "Giselle," Ballet Arizona and Diasde Muertos. 68. Re: Hartford Ballet. 69. Postcards. [Env. 1] B. Proofs for MARKOVA REMEMBERS. 1. Photocopy, 192 p., n.d. [F. 5] 2. Fragment, 50 p.; includes press release, n.d.; book jacket, n.d.; correspondence, TLS, 6/23/86. [F. 6] C. Programs. 1. 4 untitled files re:


a. Markova Award and Honors brochures. [F. 7] b. Miscellaneous programs from special events AM attended. [F. 8] c. English Ballet events. [F. 9] d. London National Ballet. [F. 10] 2. Pre-1962. a. Featuring AM, 1931-1960. [F. 11-14] Box 43 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-3] b. Featuring others, 1918-1961. [F. 4-8] 3. 1963-1976. [F. 10-14] Box 44 4. 1976-1986. [F. 1-15] Box 45 5. 1987-2001. [F. 1-17] Box 46 6. 2000-2006. [F. 1-5] 7. No date. a. Featuring AM. [F. 6-8] b. Not featuring AM. [F. 8-10] D. Pamphlets. 1. Signed, 1986-1988. [F. 11] a. “The Yorkshire Ballet Seminars,” 2 copies, 1986. b. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars,” 2 copies, 1987. c. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars,” 2 copies, 1988. 2. Re: Ballet, 1955-2002 and n.d. [F. 12-14] E. Flyers re: Ballet performances and events, 1956-2002 and undated; includes: [F. 15] 1. “The Bolshoi Theatre Ballet at the Davis Theatre Croydon,” with Galina Ulanova, October-November 1956. F. Catalogs. 1. Re: art exhibitions, promotional materials re: various ballet productions. a. 1951-1985. [F. 16-20] Box 47 b. 1988-2000. [F. 1-4] G. Reports re: the Arts Council of Great Britain, various corporations’ stock holders’ reports, 1973-1996. [F. 5-8] H. Various scores for piano music by Claude Debussy, Schumann, Enrique Granados, Franz Schubert, and Peter Tschaikovsky, 1882-1950; some include holograph notes by AM [F. 9-15] Box 48 I. Booklets re AM, Anna Pavlova, Anton Dolin, Rudolf Nureyev, English National Ballet, Royal Ballet, Dance and Ballet in Britain, misc. items, 1950-2003; some include correspondence, inscriptions to AM. [F. 1-14] Box 49 J. Magazines re AM; ballet in Europe, ballet in France, opera, dance, 1920- 2009; arranged chronologically by decade; some include correspondence, inscriptions to AM, photographs. [F. 1-14] Box 50 1. Ibid. [F. 1-14] K. Newspaper and magazine articles; 1952-2001. 1. Files re: AM, AM's performances; may include TS notes, correspondence.


Box 51 a. 1949-1955. [F. 1] b. 1956-1959. [F. 2] c. 1958-1960. [F. 3] d. 1963. [F. 4] e. 1964 (September-October). [F. 5] f. 1964-1965. [F. 6] g. 1965, 5 files total. h. 1970-1972. [F. 7] i. 1970-1976. [F. 8] j. 1972-1982. [F. 9] k. 1973-1974. [F. 10] l. 1976 - retrospectives of AM’s career. [F. 11] m. 1977-1978. [F. 12] m. 1979-1980. [F. 13] n. 1980-1981. [F. 14] o. 1980-1989. [F. 15-16] p. 1983 from The Daily Telegraph (London). [F. 17] q. 1990-1995. [F. 18] r. Cincinnati Ballet, ca. 1972. [F. 19] Box 52 s. Illness and recovery, 1960. [F. 1] t. Edinburgh performance with Anton Dolin, 1949. u. Eating Disorders among ballet dancers, 1997. v. Obits re: friends and relatives of AM. [F. 2] w. Sister Doris and Kenneth More. [F. 3] x. Natalia Markova, AM tributes. [F. 4] y. Articles after retirement. [F. 5] z. 80th Birthday. [F. 6] aa. “Stories on Ballet AM Saved.” [F. 7] bb. AM Obituaries. [F. 8] cc. “Articles on the Ballet and Friends AM Clipped.” [F. 9] 2. Miscellaneous. a. 1940s-1950s. [F. 10] b. 1960s-1970s. [F. 11-13] c. 1980s. [F. 14-15] d. 1990s. [F. 16-18] e. 2000s. [F. 19] f. n.d. [F. 20-21] Box 53 L. Newsletters, 1973-2004. [F. 1] M. Posters, 1952-2003, n.d. [F. 2] N. 12 invitations, 1971-1988. [F. 3] O. Menu, 1959. P. Map re: Henley and surrounding area. Q. Photocopies re: photos, books, articles, press releases. R. 6 calendars, 1979-1994. [F. 4] S. Bulletins re: various ballet groups, 1954-2004. [F. 5]


T. Press releases re: various performances and appearances by AM, 1970- 1999. [F. 6-7] U. Blank cards. W. 4 yearbooks for the British Federation of Festivals, for Music, Dance and Speech, 1995-2000. [F. 8] X. Journals re: ballet and dance, 1938-2006; includes Dance Perspectives. [F. 9-12] Y. Newspapers. 1. 1950-1951. [F. 13] 2. 1951-1954, 1971. [F. 14] VI. Professional Materials. A. Subject files; includes correspondence, printed material, photographs, slides, manuscripts, legal materials, memorabilia, 1. “1990 Bolshoi, Russia, Benois, Diaghilev, House, Derm. St. Petersburg State Museum.” [F. 15] 2. “AGMA USA” [F. 16-17] 3. “All England Dance 1983 – 1.” [F. 18-19] Box 54 4. “All England Dance and Festivals – 2.” [F. 1-2] 5. “Archives: Jacob’s Pillow and Haoomgay Etc.” [F. 3] 6. “Arts Council AEB Government Report.” [F. 4-5] 7. “Arts ED AGM 1997.” [F. 6] 8. “The Arts Educational School Chiswick 1984 I.” [F. 7-9] 9. “Arts Educational School Chiswick 1984 II.” [F.10-12] 10. “Arts Ed (London) 1997-8-9.” [F.13] 11. “Arts Ed School (London) 1984-95.” [F.14] 12. “Arts Ed School (Tring) 1994-98.” [F.15] Box 55 13. “The Arts Educational School Tring 1984-1994.” [F. 1-2] 14. “Ashton Conference Roehampton Institute, Nov. 1994-1995.” [F. 3] 15. “Awards Etc (1979-87).” [F. 4] 16. “BBO John Irvis Archives.” [F. 5] 17. “BBO ISTD AES (1972-1980).” [F. 6-7] 18. “BBO Patron 1996-2000.” [F. 8-9] 19. “The Birmingham Royal Ballet.” [F. 10] 20. “Books.” [F. 11-12] 21. “Boston.” [F. 13] 22. “Boston University.” [F. 14] 23. “BSWB.” [F. 15] Box 56 24. “Canada RWB.” [F. 1-3] 25. “Capezio Dance Foundation Inc.” [F. 4-5] 26. “The Cecchetti Society and Centre 1992-97.” [F. 6] 27. “City Ballet of London 1996-1997 - London City Ballet 1996 -

Rombert Dance Company, 1996-1997.” [F. 7] 28. “Diaghilev,” 2004.

28. “Diaghiley Barbican Art Gallery Jan 25th 1996.” [F. 8]


29. “Diaghileff Festivals; Edinburgh Museums Norwich V and A, Chelsea, London.” [F. 9]

30. “Doris.” [F. 10] 31. “DTBF Gala.” [F. 11-12] 32. “EAU.” [F. 13] 33. “Edinburgh Festival 1979.” [F. 14] 34. “English National Ballet 1989 – 1.” [F. 15-16] Box 57 a. Ibid. [F. 1] 35. “English National Ballet 1990, 1.” [F. 2-4] 36. “E.N.B, 1990, 2.” [F. 5-7] 37. “E.N.B, 1991, 3.” [F. 8-10] 38. “E.N.B, 1991, 4.” [F. 11-12] 39. “E.N.B, 1992, 5.” [F. 13-15] Box 58 40. “E.N.B, 1992-93, 6.” [F. 1-3] 41. “E.N.B, 1993, 7.” [F. 4-6] 42. “E.N.B, 1994, 8” [F. 7] 43. “E.N.B, 1994, 9.” [F. 8-9] 44. “E.N.B, 1994- 5, 10.” [F. 10-11] 45. “E.N.B, 1995-6, 11.” [F. 12-13] 46. “E.N.B, 1996-7, 11.” [F. 14-15] Box 59 47. “E.N.B, 1997-8.” [F. 1-3] 48. “E.N.B, 1998-9, 12.” [F. 4] 49. “E.N.B, School 1998, 1.” [F. 5-6] 50. “Evening Standard Ballet Awards 1993-9.” [F. 7] 51. “Eve/Standard Award Judging.” [F. 8] 52. “First Ram Gopal.” [F. 9] 53. “France Paris Opera Centre de Danse de Paris Lidova etc.

+AFMDC.” [F. 9-10] 54. “The George Balanchine Foundation 1994-99.” [F. 11-12] 55. “Helfet Tucker.” [F. 13] 56. “Houston Ballet.” 57. “ISTD 1994-96.” [F. 14] 58. “Japan and China.” Box 60 59. “The Legend Contract 1994-97.” [F. 1] 60. “Leighton.” [F. 2] 61. “LFB 1.” [F. 3-5] 62. “LFB 2.” [F. 6-7] 63. “LFB 3.” [F. 8-9] 64. “LFB 4.” [F. 10-11] 65. “LFB 5.” [F. 12-13] 67. “Lloyd’s.” [F. 14] 68. “London Ballet Circle 1.” Box 61 a. Ibid. [F. 1-2] 69. “London Ballet Circle 2 1993-4-5-6-7.” [F. 3] 70. “London Studio Centre 1.” [F. 4-6] 71. “London Studio Centre 2 1994-5-6-7.” [F. 7-8]


72. “London Studio Centre Images of Dance 2 1993, 1997-98.” [F. 9] 73. “London Studio Centre’s Proposal to the Leverhulme Trust. [F. 10] 74. “‘Markova Remembers’ Promotion UK and USA.” [F. 10-11] 75. “Memorials.” [F. 12-13] Box 62 76. “Museums, Theatre, Tate N.P.G, Etc.” [F. 1-3] 77. “N.B.T.” [F. 4-6] 78. “New York City Ballet, 1979.” [F. 7] 79. “Nijinsky Foundation, Inc. President, USA.” [F. 8] 80. “N.Y. Public Library Dance Collection, 1992.” [F. 9] 81. “Partners in Dance.” [F. 10] 82. “Patron Schools, etc. 1.” [F. 11-12] 83. “Patron Schools, etc. 2.” [F. 13] Box 63 84. “Patron Schools, etc. 3.” [F. 1-2] 85. “Patron Schools, etc. 4.” [F. 3] 86. “Pavlova Museum, etc.” [F. 4] 87. “Pavlova Museum + Society, 1974.” [F. 5] 88. “R.A.D. 1.” [F. 6-9] 89. “R.A.D. 2.” [F. 10-12] Box 64 90. “R.A.D. + College, 1993.” [F. 1] 91. “Ram Gopal.” [F. 2] 92. “Red Cross Ball Sept. 1997.” [F. 3] 93. “Royal Ballet 1, 1987-1990” [F. 4-6] 94. “Royal Ballet, 2.” [F. 7-9] 95. “Royal Ballet Governors, 1.” [F. 10-11] 96. “Royal Ballet Governors, 2.” [F. 12-14] 97. “Royal Ballet Governors, 3.” [F. 15-16] Box 65 98. “Royal Ballet Governors, 4.” [F. 1-2] 99. “The Royal Ballet School.” [F. 3-5] 100. “Royal Ballet School, 1.” [F. 6-8] 101. “Royal Ballet School, 2, 1994-98.” [F. 9-11] 102. “Royal Ballet School, 1999-2001.” [F. 12-13] 103. “Sacramento Ballet, Louisville Ballet. A.B.T, USA.” [F. 14] 104. “Sadlers Wells Auction, March 3rd, 1997.” [F. 15] 105. “SWRB.” [F. 16-17] Box 66 106. “Talks the London Sinfonietta-Stravinsky.” [F. 1-3] 107. “Tring.” [F. 4] 108. “T.V.” [F. 5-7] 109. “T.V. + Radio B.B.C, etc.” [F. 8-9] 110. “UNICEF, 1996.” [F. 10-11] 111. “The Vic-Wells Assoc.” [F. 12] 112. “Women of Distinction Award 1995-98.” [F. 13]

113. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 1” 1974-1980.” [F. 14-15] Box 67 114. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 1989-92.” [F. 1-2] 115. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 2.” [F. 3-4] 116. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 1993-97.” [F. 5-6] 117. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 1996-99.” [F. 7]


118. Re: 1997 Royal Opera House Development Appeal. [F. 8] 119. Re: Prix de Lausanne, 1977. [F. 9] 120. Re: Capezio Dance Award, 1986-1991. [F. 10-11] 121. Re: archives of Doris, Alicia, and others, 1966-1986. [F. 12] 122. Re: Tyne Tess Television Limited-“Stories of the Ballet,” 1971.

[F. 13] 123. Re: The London Ballet Circle, 1999. [F. 14] 124. Re: Eliminatory Tests. [F. 15] Box 68 125. Re: the Australian Ballet, 1975-76. [F. 1] 126. Re: Alicia Talk on QE2 Cruise, 1979. [F. 2] 127. Re: Arnold Haskell and AM, 1959-1976. [F. 3] 128. Re: BBC Radio Two’s World of Dance, 1992-1993. [F. 4] 129. Re: The London Ballet Circle. [F. 5] 130. Re: The Associate Examination Board. [F. 6] 131. Re: Doris Barry and Hughie Green, 1965-1978. [F. 7] 132. Re: English national Ballet, 2000. [F. 8] 133. Re: film about AM, 1999-2000. [F. 9] 134. Re: Desert Island Disc recording, 2002. [F. 10] 135. Re: The Leecheft Society, 2000. [F. 11] 136. Re: Prix de Lausanne, 1977. [F. 12] 137. Re: personal greeting cards and letters, 1997-1998. [F. 13] 138. Re: Cincinnati Ballet, 1970-1971. [F. 14] 139. Re: Royal Opera House, 1999-2002. [F. 15] 140. Re: Dance and the Child International, 1988. [F. 16] 141. Re: London-Leningrad Trip, 1971. [F. 17] 142. Re: Midnight Commemoration Performance, 1956. [F. 18] 143. Re: London Festival Ballet performance of “Sylphides.” [F. 19-21] Box 69 144. Re: general events, appearances by/re: AM 2000-2001. [F. 1] 145. Re: letters from friends and fans, clippings of AM performances,

1982. [F. 2] 146. Re: BBC radio program re: Lillian Baylis, 1997. [F. 3] 147. Re: “The Dame Alicia Markova Book of Ballet Stories,” 1992-

1993. 148. Re: University of Cincinnati, David McLain, etc. 149. Re: English National Ballet 2002. [F. 4-5] 150. Re: BU Friends of the Library event. [F. 6] 151. Re: correspondence with Nesta Macdonald, 1991-1992. 152. Re: Critics’ Circle Award, 2000. [F. 7] 153. Re: Great Pacific Cruise. 154. Re: luncheons with the Queen. 155. Re: 1983. 156. Re: "Le Chant du Rossignol." 157. Re: London Ballet Circle. 158. Re: correspondence with Dorothy Ind and the Arts, Educational

Schools London. [F. 8]


159. Re: autobiography, Margot Fonteyn, general events, The Royal Academy of Dancing. [F. 9-10]

160. Re: The London Children’s Ballet. [F. 11-12] 161. Re: 1980-81 (General). [F. 13] 162. Re: The American Society of Russian Style Ballet. [F. 14] 163. Re: The Arts Education Schools London. 164. Re: Arizona Boy’s Chorus, 1955. 165. Re: Arts Educational Schools London. [F. 15] 166. Re: Cincinnati Dance Award. 167. Re: Concert Series: School. 168. Re: Doris Barry. [F. 16] 169. Re: English National Ballet. [F. 17] 170. Re: English National Ballet Board Meeting, Sep. 2001. Box 70 171. Re: English National Ballet Summary and Reports, 1998-2000.

[F. 1] 172. Re: Hindu Ballet. [F. 2] 173. Re: “Markova Remembers.” 174. Re: The Royal Ballet, 1994. [F. 3] 175. Re: Write-ups of AM, includes files "B.U.P.A." [F. 4] 176. Re: Yorkshire Ballet Seminars, 1982. [F. 5] B. TS and holograph notes re: interviews, to-do lists, contacts, miscellaneous

lists, performances. [F. 6] C. Press releases re: various dance programs, 1971. D. Questionnaires and resume re: AM. E. Business cards from critics, costume makers. F. Press release re: The George Balanchine Foundation, 2000. G. Travel schedules/itineraries for AM, 1960-2001. H. Internal documents for the British Theatre Museum, American Guild of Musical Artists. I. Cast lists for various performances. J. Minutes re: Arts Educational Schools of London, The Royal Ballet, The

London Ballet Circle, The English National Ballet, 1993-2000 [F. 7] . K. Reports, 1969-1997 re: The Royal Ballet, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival House of Commons Culture Media and Sport, The Benesh Institute, Royal

Academy of Dancing, The English National Ballet [F. 7-8] VII. Photographs (see also Oversized Material).

A. Files; includes black and white, color prints; contact sheets, slides; printed materials, correspondence, artwork, memorabilia

1. “1963 Van Vechten Portraits and Richard Banks Portrait.” [F. 9] 2. “1970–Cincinnati.” 3. “1970 Dessies and with Y’s.” 4. “1972 Cincinnati Office UCCCM Studio Vernon Manor.” 5. “1972 Trois IFS.” 6. “1973 Aug-Sept Spain Pix.” 7. “1973 – New York, London Pix.” [F. 10]


8. “1975.” 9. “1975 Spain and Grenada.” 10. “1976 Australia Melbourne, Sydney.” 11. “1976 May Isle of Man The Field House Aug. Yorkshire Seminars Burtons Sept. Doris’s Birthday.” 12. “1977 – Batn June Monte Carlo June Bix July.” 13. “1977 Solihull Aug 20th Susie’s Birthday.” 14. “1978 July Solihull Joel’s 1st Birthday.” 15. “1979 – Bix Sept. I.O.M. Xmas 1980 Bix April.” [F. 11] 16. “1979 London July Bix July Gavin’s 7th Birthday.” 17. “Feb 1979 Q.E.A. Cruise.” 18. “1980 My 70th Party Given by Hilary.” 19. “1980 – My 70th Party Given by Peter K.” 20. “1980 Nov: Phoenix.” 21. “1980 – Phoenix My 70th Party Given by Roma and Alan.” 22. “1981 and 2.” 23. “1981 and 2 copies.” 24. “1984 – Phoenix – April.” 25. “1981 May: Phoenix.” 26. “90th Dancing Times.” 27. “AIMENUCA.” [F. 12] 28. “Alicia October 1985.” 29. “American Ballet Theatre Met Programme for Youskevitch 80th

Birthday 1997.” 30. “Anthony Crickmay.” 31. “Barbados May 1974.” [F. 13] 32. “Baron Photos.” 33. “Bath 1970.” 34. “Bath May 1975.” 35. “Bermuda 1970.” 36. “Bermuda 1970, Markova Award 1969.” 37. “Birmingham New Year Sept 1974.” 38. “Bix 7 Party 10.” 39. “Bix and Tovey’s 1970.” 40. “Bix March 1974.” 41. “Bix May 1976.” [F. 14] 42. “Bix Xmas 1978.” 43. “Bix 1994.” 44. “Candid Shots Cuba, South Africa, etc.” 45. “Cap d’Ail.” [F. 15] 46. “Dance Mag Awards 1970.” 47. “D.B.E. Photo Peder Funk and Vivienne to be Produced.” 48. “Harrod’s Book Signing Photos.” 49. “London Ballet Circle Party for My 75th Birthday Martini

Terrace.”


50. “London Ballet Circle with Arthur Mitchell and Peter Williams 1984.”

51. “Madame Alicia Markova C.B.E. Princes Theatre.” [F. 16] 52. “Merry Widow – 1955 Hotel Winsor.” [F. 17] Box 71 53. “Markova.” [F. 1] 54. “MO 99” [F. 2] 54. “Monte Carlo Solihull Bix 1971.” 55. “My 80th Birthday at Clandges Given by Nigel.” 56. “Orfeo 1955.” 57. “Paris Opera House Film 2001 Tribute.” 58. “Party ‘France’ Snow.” 59. “Party ‘France’ Snow Storm.” 60. “Phoenix.” [F. 3] 61. “Photographs from Markova Remembers.” [F. 3-4] 62. “Poker Game Photos and Others Very Valuable.” [F. 5] 63. “Rinaldo Architecture Photos.” 64. “S’apres midi.” 65. “Show Biz.” [F. 6] 66. “Small Photos Romeo and Juliet, Aurora, Giselle, etc.” 67. “Snow Banks Portrait.” 68. “Snow Banks Portraits.” 69. “Solihull Bix. Doris Birthday Party 1972.” 70. “Solihull Spain 1973.” 71. “Spain Almunera Granada May 1975.” 72. “Spain Aug 1980.” 73. “Spain Bath Mansions 1973.” 74. “Spain June 1979.” [F. 7] 75. “Spain Solihull 1974.” 76. “Town House Hotel.” 77. “Tragonissi Ashberry Cottage 55 Portland Place 1972.” 78. “T.V. Film.” 79. “V and A Wedding.” [F. 8] 80. “Verona 1964.” 81. “Viv’s 70th Birthday Bix.” 82. “Xmas 1974 Isle of Man.” 83. “Xmas 1986.” 84. AM performances 1958-1981; includes:

a. “A” – “Q.” [F. 9-15] Box 72 b. “S” – “U.” [F. 1] 85. Arizona Boys Chorus. [F. 2] 86. AM's wake. [F. 3] 87. Markova family photos and postcards from travels, c. 1940; 44

black and white prints, 43 postcards; includes printed materials; artwork.. [Env. 1]

88. AM in various performances, professional, 1935-1957, 38 black and white prints; includes sale sign, “Markova Books”; includes


black and white print of AM with Bob Hope and Laurence Olivier. [Env. 2]

89. AM headshots, 64 black and white prints; includes clipping, 1/11/72. [Env. 3]

90. AM headshots, 8 black and white prints. [Env. 4] 91. Performance shots of AM, 127 black and white prints, 8 color

prints, 9 slides, 4 negatives; includes 5 ANS to AM from Cynthia Morris, 7/12/76, 6/24/76, 3/14/76, 3/22/76, n.d. [Env. 5]

Box 73 92. Performance shots, 3 black and white prints; includes ANS, 2/19/1975. [Env. 1]

93. Photos of AM, includes holograph notes. [Env. 2] 94. AM portraits, 2 black and white prints. [Env. 3] 95. 1979 Pasadena International Foundation of Performing Arts Visit,

16 color prints, 23 black and white prints; includes correspondence. [Env. 4]

96. AM costume portraits by Carl van Vechten, 16 black and white prints. [Env. 5]

97. AM in costume for unidentified performance, 13 black and white prints, 13 negatives; includes artwork. [Env. 6]

98. AM at events with friends and colleagues, 208 color prints, 24 black and white prints, 9 slides, 16 negatives; includes printed materials; correspondence.. [Env. 7]

99. Photos by Fred Fehl, 7 black and white prints. [F. 1] 100. AM teaching a dance class, 2 black and white prints; includes

ANS, 7/20/72. 101. New flat, 3 color prints; includes ANS, n.d. 102. AM and sisters, 1 color print, 1 black and white print. 103. AM in costume photos, 4 black and white prints, includes black

and white print of AM with Queen Elizabeth II of England. 104. Head sculpture of AM, 2 black and white prints; includes ANS,

7/31/76. 105. Benefit Ball 1954 and contact sheets re: children, 7 black and

white prints, 2 contact sheets, includes ANS, 1955. 106. Personal 1977-1980, 8 color prints. 107. 1982, 6 color prints. 108. “Giselle,” 12 color prints. 109. Performances, approximately 150 black and white prints; includes

manuscripts, printed materials, correspondence. [F. 2] 110. Farmhouse photos, 6 color prints. [F. 3] 111. AM and family and friends, 1999, 13 color prints; includes ANS,

5/7/99. 112. AM and family at home, 12 color prints. 113. Childhood photos of AM, AM and Idzikowski in costume. 114. AM and family dog at home, 24 color prints. 115. 1973-1979, 14 color prints. 116. Family photos, 25 color prints, 7 negatives.


117. AM performance photos by Fred Fehl 1946-1948, 22 black and white prints.

118. AM with friends 1988-1989, 14 color prints, 3 Polaroids; includes correspondence.

119. Boy and man with a cat, 7 color prints, 2 negatives. 120. AM performance shots, 14 black and white prints. [F. 4] 121. AM costume portraits by Carl van Vechten, 1943, 5 black and

white prints. 122. Early photos of AM, AM as a baby with father, grandfather, and

great grandfather, 7 black and white prints. 123. AM at “Ballet for All” event, 8 black and white prints. 124. AM in New York, 1980, 4 color prints. 125. AM portraits over the years, 9 black and white prints. 126. Costumed portraits, 3 black and white prints. 127. Alicia Markova performances, 46 black and white prints. [F. 5] 128. Honorary Degree, 11 color prints. [F. 6] 129. AM in costume and receiving awards, 55 black and white prints, 1

negatives. [F. 7] 130. AM in costume, 5 black and white prints. [F. 8] 131. AM in various performances, 8 black and white prints. 132. AM dress rehearsals and costume fittings, 1935-1950s and 60s. 133. Photos from Denny, 2 color prints; includes ALS, n.d. 134. AM appreciation, 1 black and white print, 1 program. 135. AM at various ceremonies, in costume, Anton Dolin, 45 black and

white prints; includes printed materials; correspondence. 136. AM in costume and ballets, 10 color prints, 2 black and white

prints. Box 74 137. AM family and vacation, 20 color prints. [F. 1] 138. AM’s production of “Les Sylphides” with the London Festival

Ballet, 8 black and white prints; includes printed material. 139. AM headshots and candids, family and friends, 11 black

and white prints; includes printed material; correspondence. 140. AM at dinner, 5 black and white prints; includes printed material;

correspondence. 141. AM portrait, 20 color prints; includes correspondence. 142. AM with family and dogs, 5 Polaroids. [F. 2] 143. Family vacations, 7 prints. 144. 1985, 12 prints. 145. Headshots of AM, 8 color prints; includes correspondence. 146. Ballet reception, 12/14/84, 5 color prints. 147. Wedding, 5 black and white prints. 148. AM in costume, 7 black and white prints. 149. AM with friends, 13 black and white prints. 150. AM at friends’ anniversary party, 1987, 6 color prints. 151. Schooner and Witsbrook, 6 black and white prints; includes

correspondence.


152. Autograph signing, 8 black and white prints; includes correspondence.

153. AM with family and friends, 11 color prints, 1970. 154. Traveling, 18 color prints. 155. AM with family and friends, July 1969, 14 color prints. 156. AM and flowers, 7 color prints, 2 negatives. 157. English National Ballet Party, 6 color prints. [F. 3] 158. Professional portraits of AM, 2 black and white prints, 1

performance piece. 159. AM signing autographs for children, 3 black and white prints;

includes printed material. 160. Bob Gerding Photos and AM acceptance speech with unidentified

ballet troupe, 4 black and white prints. 161. Royal Academy of Dancing Event, 4 black and white prints. 162. AM at Boston University Event, 14 black and white prints. 163. AM performances, 32 black and white prints. [F. 4] 164. AM dinner party, 7 color prints. 165. Anthony Crickmay photography, 5 slides. 166. Anton Dolin’s memorial service, 4 color prints. B. Albums. 1. AM at event honoring her, c. 1980s-1990s. [F. 5] 2. AM and family and friends in Monte Carlo, 1928. [F. 6] 3. Opening of Markova Theatre, 1/10/90. [Env. 1] 4. AM at events, c. 1990s. [Env. 2] 5. Patte’s 70th Birthday, 7/27/74 and AM’s vacation to Spain, 1974.

[Env. 3] 6. The Royal Gala at Sadler’s Wells Theatre for AM’s 80th birthday, 12/2/90. [Loose] 7. AM’s appearance on "This is Your Life" on Thames Television,

London, 9/19/95, includes signed statement by Princess Diana re: AM and ballet.

C. General. 1. Color prints. a. Notable, includes: [F. 7] (i) Print of AM and Igor Youskevich, inscribed, 1991. (ii) Print of AM and Hubert Humphrey, inscribed,

1964. (iii) 2 Prints of AM with Queen Elizabeth II.

b. Re: AM, not inscribed, 39 prints. [F. 8-9] c. Not re: AM. (i) Inscribed, 1 print. (ii) Not inscribed, 5 prints. Box 75 2. Black and white prints. a. Notable, includes: [F. 1] (i) Print of Tom Merrifield presenting sculpture to AM. (ii) Print of AM and Princess Margaret.


a. Re: AM. (i) Not inscribed, 190 prints. [F. 1-5] (ii) Inscribed, 13 prints. [F. 6] b. Not re: AM. (i) Not inscribed, 10 prints. (ii) Inscribed, 5 prints. 3. Slides. a. “Stories of the Ballet: 2 set designs by Eric Briers.” [F. 7] b. “1) Taglione and The Scotsman, 2) Dame Alicia’s Dressing Room.” c. “Garden of Allah L.A. 1942.” 4. Negatives, “Cap d’Ail” re: AM dancing. 5. Undeveloped film roll. [F. 8] VIII. Manuscripts.

A. Files, TS with holograph notes; may include drafts; correspondence; legal materials; financial materials.

1. “Corrected final text – first chapters (for you to keep)” [F. 9] 2. “C.V. article.” 3. “Edris Interview 1980.” [F. 10] 4. “Giselle and I” re: book of the same name by AM, 1959-1961.

[F. 11-12] 5. “Markova Story.” [F. 13] 6. “Memories.” 7. “Purnell’s Book for Young Dancers.” [F. 14] 8. Manuscripts re: THIS IS YOUR LIFE, 1995, 3 copies. [F. 15] Box 76 9. Re: costumes and Ballet de Cour. [F. 1-2] 10. Re: Anton Dolin’s ALICIA MARKOVA, HER LIFE AND ART.

[F. 3-5] B. Books. 1. ALICIA MARKOVA: HER LIFE AND ART, by Anton Dolin,

approximately 300 p., 2 drafts; includes correspondence, outline, 1952-1985. [F. 6-7]

2. LAST WORDS: A Final Autobiography by Anton Dolin; includes correspondence. [F. 8]

C. Screenplay, “Life Dance,” by Tony Hickey, 182 p. [F. 9] D. Scores. 1. “Le Cygne.” [F. 10] 2. “Giselle.” E. Articles. 1. “Madame Markova’s Work for English Ballet.” [F. 11] 2. “Alicia Markova at the Met.” 3. “Dance and Dancers…In America.” F. Outline, "Alicia Grows Up." G. Fragment re: AM biography. H. Lectures.


1. “Forbes House 1/16/55.” [F. 12] 2. “The London Ballet Circle 12/19/54.” I. Teleplays. 1. “Legend: This is Your Life.” 2. “This is Your Life.” 3. “The Truth About the Russian Dancers.” J. Transcripts. 1. Interview with Lesley-Anne Sayers on "Le Pas D’Acier." 2. “Opera News on the Air.” V. Audio Materials. Box 77-78 A. Long-playing records. [Loose] 1. 12". a. “Aida.” b. “Alcina.” c. “The Art of Galli-Curci, Vol.1.” d. “The Art of Galli-Curci, Vol.2.” e. “The Art of the Prima Ballerina–Stereo,” 3 copies. f. “The Art of the Prima Ballerina–Decca,” 2 copies. g. “The Art of the Prima Donna; Joan Sutherland. h. “Bach.” i. “Ballet from Vienna.” j. “Barry, Gray Show.” k. “Birthday Offering.” l. “Bizet.” m. “Bodas de Aurora,” signed by Wilson Perra. n. “Chopin.” o. “Chopin: Nocturnes.” p. “Clara Haskil Plays Mozart.” q. “Concerto in D Major.” r. “Coppelia, Leo Delibes.” s. “Die Lustige Witwe,” 2 copies. t. “Façade.” u. “Fantaisie in C Major,” 2 copies. v. “Giselle – Ballet Music, Act 1,” 2 copies. w. “Giselle- Ballet Music, Act 2,” 2 copies. x. “Giselle the music..the pictures..the story.” y. “Giselle.” z. "Giselle," Herbert von Karajan, 2 copies. aa. “Graduation Ball.” bb. “Homage to Pavlova.” cc. “La Belle Helene.” dd. “La Traviata.” ee. “Les Biches.” ff. “Les Sylphides.” gg. “Les Sylphides La Source.”


hh. “Liebestraum No.3 in A Flat.” ii. “Liebestraum No.3.” jj. “Symphonic Poem.” kk. “The Magic of Dance.” ll. “Mambo Mania.” mm. “Markova tells the story of ‘The Sleeping Beauty.’ ” nn. “Masquerade Suite.” oo. “Mephisto Waltz.” pp. “The Merry Widow.” qq. “Mozart Violin Concerto No. 4.” rr. “The Nutcracker Suite: Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.” ss. “The Nutcracker: Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.” tt. “Operatic Recital by Tebald.” uu. “Orfeo and Euridiche.” vv. “Pas de Deux.” ww. “Pearl Fishers.” xx. “The Reason Why.” yy. “Scheherezade.” zz. “The Seasons.” aaa. “The Sleeping Beauty.” bbb. “Spin Gold: Popular Melodies for Harp and Flute.” ccc. “Strauss Sparkles in Hi-Fi.” ddd. “Stravinsky: RSO Berlin.” eee. “Swan Lake.” fff. “Swan Lake Highlights,” 2 copies. ggg. “Sylfiden,” 2 copies. hhh. “Symphony No. 29 in A Major.” iii. “Tchaikovsky Suite No. 3 in G Major Opus 55.” jjj. “Villa,” 2 copies. kkk. “Villa–Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras.” Box 79 2. 10". a. “Alicia Markova discusses her choice of record with Roy

Plomley,” 2 copies. b. “The Alicia Markova Story.” c. “Ahuva Tsadok.” d. “Amalia Encores.” e. “…and Sadler’s Wells.” f. “Bach, Handel.” g. “BBC Radio Alicia Markova Frankly Speaking.” h. “Façade.” i. “The Firebird Suite.” j. “His Master’s Voice,” 2 copies. k. “Les Sylphides.” l. “Mambo by Marquez.” m. “Mandra Disc.” n. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 1 Giselle Act 1.”


o. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 2 Petrouchka, Firebird and Nightingale.”

p. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 3 Swan Lake.” q. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 4 Façade and the 30s.” r. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 5 Sleeping Beauty.” s. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 6 Mam’zell Angot and Ballet

of the 40s.” t. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 7 Coppelia.” u. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 8 Sylphides and Diaghileff

Ballets.” v. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 9 Casse – Joisette.” w. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 10 William Tell and Opera

Ballet.” x. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 11 Scenes de Ballet and

Others.” y. “Markova’s Ballet Call No. 12 Giselle Act II.” z. “Merengues Music of the Dominican Republic.” aa. “Merengues Music of Santa Domingo.” bb. “Mignone.” cc. “Parlophone The Carnival of Venice.” dd. “Prelude Al’Apres-Midi d’un Faune.” ee. “Schumann.” ff. “Shoshana Damari.” gg. “Symphony No.7 in C Major.” hh. “This is Your Life.” ii. “TV-Time Barry Gray Show.” jj. “TV-Time Dance Magazine Award.” kk. “TV-Time Duncan MacDonald.” ll. “TV-Time Fannie Hurst Showcase.” mm. “TV-Time the Fitzgeralds.” nn. “TV-Time Night Beat.” oo. “TV-Time Profiles.” pp. “TV-Time Victor Borge Show.” qq. “Vaises Nobles et Sentimentales.” rr. Re: AM. ss. Re: Sound News Productions. tt. Unknown. 3. Damaged records. a. “Fantaisie in C Major Opus 15.” b. “Fili d’Oro: Canzone.” c. “Giselle.” d. “Le Beau Danube (Complete Ballet).” e. “Le Sacre du Printemps.” f. “Markova-Dolin Gala Performance of Ballet:

Announcements.” 4. 7".


a. “Anything You Wanna Do.” b. “Dvorak Rusalka.” c. “Eugen Onegin.” d. “Irina Baronova.” e. “Land of Hope and Glory.” f. “Parlophone.” g. “Walter Terry.” h. “William Tell, Act 3,” 2 copies. 5. 5", “BBC Interview.” B. Compact discs. 1. “Classical Ballet Class.” 2. “Essential ENB.” 3. “Grandi Voci: Joan Sutherland.” 4. “Performance: The Arts Channel.” Box 80 D. Reel-to-reel tapes. 1. 3" diameter reels. a. “BBC Home Service.” b. “Patis tape made in Lisbon.” 2. 5" diameter reels. a. “BBC World Service Profile,” 5/25/77, includes

correspondence. b. “Cincinnati Dance – Dame Alicia Markova pay tribute to

Ballerina Bronislava Nijinska,” 3/18/72. c. “Interview with David Chilister Manx Radio” 12/31/1974 d. “Markova’s Ballet Call,” 2 reels. e. “OK Markova – Sun Feb 22nd 1959 – 9:15 pm-9:45 pm.” f. “This is Your Life (Markova).” g. Untitled. 3. 7 ½" diameter reels. a. “Alicia Markova –Harrod’s 7 ½ IPs.” b. “BBC Copy for Listening Markova,” 2 reels. c. “Be My Guest –Dame Alicia Markova talking to Arnold

Haskell.” d. “Dame Alicia Markova –Interview with Natalie Anqlesey

at BBC Radio Manchester.” e. “WGUC Radio University of Cincinnati Cincinnati

Dance.” f. “Copy of Master ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Oct 10, 1971.” g. “Stereo Morning.” E. Cassette tapes 1. In envelopes; some include correspondence. a. “Myself When Young.” [Env. 1] b. “Round Midnight with Markova.” [Env. 2] c. “Slavenska Talk.” [Env. 3] d. Untitled re: Award Acceptance Broadcast. [Env. 4] 2. General. [Loose]


a. “Alicia Markova ‘Conversation Pieces’ B.B.C.” b. “The Alicia Markova Story 3rd October 1960.” c. “The Arts Programme –Ballerinas 23.08.92 Dame Beryl

Grey in Conversations with…” d. “B.B.C. Radio for Dec. 5th, 1985 Midweek–Birthday

Guest.” e. “B.B.C. Radio World Service Outlook January 31st , 1985

(T and F) Magazine Programme Pavlova Tribute.” f. “British Forces Radio Interview –with Tammy Vance–

Prod. Brian Bass Dec. 12, 1978.” g. “Beryl Grey in Conversation with…15.11.92.” h. “Brian Matthew Interview.” i. “British Ballet ‘It Seems Like Only Yesterday.’” j. “The Chamber Choir of The Arts Educational School Tring

Park Summer Concert 1993.” k. “Class Original Music for a Ballet Class Sean Keohane.” l. “Dame Alicia 26th Nov.” m. “Dame Alicia Markova and Dame Ninette Valois

Yorkshire Ballet Seminars Ilkley College Friday 23rd August, 1985.”

n. “Dame Alicia Markova Guest Speakers for the Spiro Institute Royal Opera House Crush Bar June 1986.”

o. “Dame Alicia Markova Interview Manx Radio 31.12.74, (approx. 50) B.B.C. ‘Women’s Hour’ ‘Ivy House’ Interview. June 3rd, 1975, ‘Parkinson’ Show Jan. 11th, 1975 B.B.C. 1, also Rachel Roberts and Helene Hayman.”

p. “Dame Alicia Markova, Interview at Tate Gallery for their Archives –Designers –Interview on ‘La Chatte Matisse Chagall’ of Other Designers Feb. 19th, 1988.”

q. Dame Alicia Markova on the Dancer John Gilpin (Kaleidoscope, R4, 5th September 1983) Duration: c. 5 mins.”

r. “Dame Beryl Grey in Conversation with –Dame Ninette de Valois, Dame Alicia Markova, Darcey Bussell, B.B.C. Radio 2 –17th Jan /93.”

s. “Dame Ninette de Valois’ 100th Birthday.” t. “‘Dessie’ the Eutervanier Prog.” u. “Dutch World Service ‘Happy Station’ Show, ‘London

Special,’ inc. Filmharmonic Reception: Sydney Samvelson, Henry Mancini, Francis Lai, Woncas Greatest Jazz Band, ‘London Special’ Maine Sullivan, Alicia Markova, Flimharmonic Concert Disney, Hughie Green, Adrian Love, Sundays Nov. 10th, Nov. 17th, Audience 210 Million.” [E. 5]

v. “Dying Swan Markova Version.” w. “Frankly Speaking, Desert Island Discs. This is Your Life.”


x. “Gloria Hunniford Show, Friday 30th Nov. 90.” y. “Henri Sauguet La Chatte.” z. “Interview with Steve Allen L.B.C. Radio (Opening Day)

1st July 1996.” aa. “Kaleidoscope, BBC 2/14/95: Markova Reassigned” bb. “John Dunne Show.” cc. “‘Les Sylphides’ Markova Production of Metropolitan

Opera and Ballet N.Y. Broadcast Jan. 9th, 1965 W.O.R.” dd. “Les Sylphides Royal Winnepig Ballet.” ee. “Look Ma, I’m Dancin’, Nancy Walker, Harold Long,

Music by Hugh Martin.” ff. “Markova.” gg. “Markova Birthday –Tribute B.B.C. Dec. /70.” hh. “Markova Documentary –B.B.C. 2, T.V., June 14th, 1981.” ii. “Markova-Dolin YB.S. 79.” jj. “Markova Interview S.A.B.C.;” includes correspondence.

[E. 6] kk. “Markova Interview with Haskell –‘Be My Guest’ B.B.C.

Arts Wordlwide Visit to Australia, Les Sylphides 14-1- 1976.”

ll. “Markova ‘Reminiscenses’” mm. “Markova –Royal Ballet School, ‘My Life as a Dancer’

27/9/72.” nn. “Markova Sound Track of B.B.C. T.V. Documentary,

Transmuted -June 6th , 1981.” oo. “Markova Talks About M and D Season at Duke Farley

Theater 13/9/72.” pp. “Markova –‘Woman of Action’ B.B.C., March 2nd, 1974.” qq. “No. 2 Petrochka Nightingale Firebird.” rr. “No. 4 Façade of the 30s.” ss. “No. 7 Copptlia.” tt. “No. 8 Sylphides and Diaglett Ballets.” uu. “No. 10 William Tell and Opera Ballet.” vv. “No. 12 Giselle Act II.” ww. “P.M. Interview followed by John Dunn Interview.” xx. “Rep on Pavlova for P.M. 14.4.88.” yy. “Round Midnight with Markova with Brian Matthews

B.B.C. Radio 2 –Part I July 8th/81.” zz. “‘Round Midnight with Markova’ and Brian Matthews –

B.B.C. Radio 2 July 15th/81 Part II.” aaa. “Sir Anton Dolin Tribute Jan. 21, 1984 New York.” bbb. “The Sleeping Beauty –Tchiakovsky.” ccc. “Spessiva Interview for Russia –1994—Markova.” ddd. “Talk to Cecchetti Center November 1995” eee. “Woman’s Hour 29.3.95.” fff, “Woman’s Hour 12.7.94 Ballet Russes Costumes.”


ggg. “‘Woman of Action’ Dame Alicia Markova 2-3-1974.” hhh. “Yorkshire Ballet B.B.C. Radio Leeds 1989.” iii. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminar 2/8/85 Woman’s Hour R4” jjj. Untitled, 1 cassette tape. IX. Film and Video. A. VHS tapes in files; some include correspondence (2000-2002), printed material. Box 81 1. “Ballet Russe.” [F. 1] 2. “Critics Circle.” [F. 2] 3. Extra copies of “Omnibus.” [F. 3] 4. The George Balanchine Foundation. [F. 4] 5. “Omnibus” tapes. [F. 5] B. VHS tapes; some include correspondence (ANS to AM, n.d.). 1. “14.6.81 MARKOVA.” [F. 6] 2. “Abingdon.” 3. “Alexandra Danilova.” 4. “Alicia Markova in Excerpt from Pas de Quatre.” [F. 7] 5. “Balanchine, Feu de Cartes.” 6. “Backstage Ballet.” 7. “The Benesh Institute.” [F. 8] 8. “En Pointe.” 9. “In My Experience.” 10. “Flower Festival at Genzano.” [F. 9] 11. “The Grand Award of Dance-on-Film ’83.” 12. “Here and Now Proj. 19.” 13. “La Chante Pal.” [F. 10] 14. “Le Chant du Rossignol.” 15. “Les Masques.” Box 82 16. “Light out of the Sky: The Art and Life of Edward Seago.” [F. 1] 17. “Lively Arts.” 18. “London Festival Ballet.” 19. “London Festival Ballet.” [F. 2] 20. “Look North, Leeds ‘Ballet.’” 21. “Markova at the Awards 2002/3.” [F. 3] 22. “Markova-Documentary 1981.” 23. “Markova La Legende.” 24. “Nijinska: A Legend in Dance.” 25. “Nijinska A Legend in Dance Pal.” [F. 4] 26. “On the Move the Central Ballet of China.” 27. “Opening Shot.” 28. “Portrait of Giselle.” [F. 5] 29. “Portrait of Giselle.” 30. “A Place to Dance.” 31. “Ram Gopal and Alicia Markova.” [F. 6] 32. “Relatively Speaking.”


33. “Royal Academy of Dancing 1995.” 34. “Serge Peretti, Le Dernier Italien.” [F. 7] 35. “Sir Fred – a Celebration.” 36. “South Bank Show.” 37. “South Bank Show.” [F. 8] 38. “Steps to Stardom.” 39. “Stravinsky.” 40. “Sunday, Sunday.” [F. 9] 41. “This is your Life.” 42. “Y.B.S. – 1988.” 43. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars.” [F. 10] 44. 2 Untitled tapes. C. Film reels, 16mm unless otherwise noted. Reel 1 1. “Cocktail Alicia Markova- Jaragua- S. Paulo May 1956.” Reel 2 2. “Gizelle – BBC Television,” 35 mm. Reel 3 3. “Interview Dame Alicia Markova – 23. 9. 63.” Reel 4 4. “Kinescope - 26H 5H – Miss Markova’s Ballet Program – 16 mm negative and 1 print.” Reel 5 5. “Madame Markova Opens Kayser Bondor Portslade factory 9th October 1957 - Gaumont British News Reel.” Reel 6 6. “Palace Investiture, July 16th – Retirement, 1/1/63 – Birthday Honors, June 8th 1963.” Reel 7 7. “Sugar Plum Fairy – Dance Films Inc. – Print No. 2 - Color.” Reel 8 8. “Victor Borge Show – Nov. 29, 1958 – CBS-TV.” Reel 9 9. “Wedding Bouquet and Le Lion Amoureux – 16mm B+W Dupe –

16 FPS – Black and White – Copyright Vic Wells;” includes ANS to Doris Barry from Jack Gordon, 1971; printed pamphlet,

holograph note. [See Box 83, E. 4 for note, ANS, pamphlet re: “Wedding Bouquet”]

Box 83 D. Phillips VC-60 tape, “Ronnie Corbet: Good Old Days.” E. Digital video disc, “Collection: Etoiles Pour L’Example”; includes “Markova La Legende” and “Serge Peretti Le Dernier Italien,” 1997 and 2001. X. Artwork (see also Oversized Material). A. File re: Royal Opera House, AM sketches, Tretchikoff prints, Clare Market, n.d. [F. 1] B. Prints. 1. Re: AM; includes ANS to AM, 1976, some signed by artist with inscriptions. [F. 2] 2. 3 prints not re: AM, n.d. C. 3 pen and ink and pencil sketches re: AM, 1950-1976; includes ANS to AM from Einar Nerman, August, 1976. D. 3 costume designs, pencil and paint, n.d.; includes stage design re: “Swan Lake.”


E. Watercolor painting inscribed to AM from “Bente Norseman Copenhagen,” n.d. F. 2 booklets with Japanese watercolor paintings and calligraphy, by unidentified artist, n.d. [F. 3] XI. Financial Materials. A. Files; may include tax forms; receipts; income/expense ledgers and worksheets, royalty statements, TS and holograph; reports; correspondence, printed materials. 1. “1952-1960 Income Tax – USA and England,” includes sub-files. [F. 4-5] 2. “1960 Income Tax–USA and British N/I Insurance, etc;” includes sub-files. [F. 6] 3. “1966 – for Mr. Howard Lee Shaw from Dame Alicia Markova.” [Env. 1] 4. “1967 – for Mr. Howard Lee Shaw from Dame Alicia Markova.” [Env. 2] 5. “1968 – for Mr. Howard Lee Shaw from Dame Alicia Markova.” [Env. 3] Box 84 6. “Alicia,” includes bank statements, invoices, 2003-2004. [F. 1] 7. “Arts Educational School – Annual General Meeting - Jan 23rd/04.” 8. “Decca Polygram.” [F. 2] 9. “Diner’s Club USA.” 10. “Global Financial Shareholder’s Information, etc.” [F. 3] 11. “Marks and Spencer Shares.” 12. “Telecom.” [F. 4] 13. Untitled re: Policyholder Information Booklet. B. General re: AM, The English National Ballet, The Arts And Educational Schools London, 2000-2003; includes reports; receipts; invoices; bank books. [F. 5-6] XII. Legal Materials. A. Files, 1968-1985; includes permissions letters, royalty statements, wills. 1. “Alicia – Decca – Art Prima Ballerina.” [F. 7] 2. “Aunt Connie.” B. General re: AM, Doris Barry, includes immigration documents, contracts, insurance statements, passports, marriage certificate of Asher Lyons Altman and Florence Eva Fristman Marks, 1886-1971. [F. 8, Env. 1] XIII. Journals and Diaries. Box 85 A. 25 appointment Books, holograph, 1941-1989. [F. 1-2, Env. 1-8] B. 7 daily planners, holograph, 1938- 1948. [Env. 9-15] C. 2 address books, holograph, n.d. [Env. 16-17]


XIV. Oversized Materials. A. Printed Materials. 1. Magazines. Box 86 a. Night & Day, 11/19/00. b. Culture, 11/19/00. c. The Sunday Telegraph Magazine, 4/30/00. d. Dance Express, 6/98. 2. Clippings re: AM, 1989-2000. 3. Cover proof, Eastern Standard Magazine, 10/17/97. 4. Calendars – 2, 1986-1987, 1996-1997; includes inscription from Carla Fracci to AM. 5. Posters; may include inscriptions to AM. Box 87 a. Re: Performances and Appearances of AM. b. Re: MARKOVA REMEMBERS. Pkg. 1 of 5 c. Re: “Images of Dance” 1991. d Re: “Die Zauberflöte.” e. Re: “Retrospective 1945-1970.” Pkg. 2 of 5 f. Re: “The Romantic Ballet” 1985. g. Re: “Ballet.” h. Re: “Dancers Need Space.” B. Artwork. Box 87 1. File re: paintings dedicated to AM by Frances Cordell, 1990-1991; includes 3 ALS from Cordell to AM, 1990-1991. 2. 4 watercolor and acrylic paintings by various artists re: AM, swans, various still life images, may include fanmail, 1957. 3. 2 pencil sketches re: AM, 1996, n.d. 4. 2 prints re: “The Dying Swan,” signed by Tretchikoff, 1949, 1951. 5. 9 costume sketches by various artists, colored pencil, 1931-1935. Pkg. 3 of 5 6. Painting by Richard Banks re: AM, oil on canvas and charcoal pencil, 35” x 42”, n.d. Pkg. 4 of 5 7. Painting by Eddie B. Jackson re: AM, opaque watercolor with india ink, 21” x 32”, 1957. C. Approximately 30 X-Ray radiographs re: AM, 1978-1982. D. Photographs. Box 88 1. Loose. a. 8 black and white prints re: AM (some signed by AM); British Empire Exhibition. [Loose] b. 6 color prints re: AM; includes poster re: “The World of Ballet.” 2. Photo Albums, Untitled re: AM. a. Performances and posed shots, 1920s, 1930s, includes correspondence. Box 89 b. Performances and posed shots by photographers Lenare and Raphael and unidentified. c. Posed photos from 1920s-1940s, by photographers Lenare and Raphael.


XV. Correspondence. A. Files, includes ALS, TLS, telegrams, printed materials, manuscripts, photographs, legal materials, professional materials. Box 90 1. “Alicia,” 2 files total. [F. 1] 2. “Alicia’s Cards to Me,” 1997-2003. [F. 2] 3. “Books, Misc. Royalties, Req. For Biog. etc.” 4. “Charity Perfs: Donations, Letters Thanks, Functions, etc;” includes sub-files. [F. 3-4] 5. “Doris Barry,” includes sub-files. [F. 5] 6. “Doris Letters.” [F. 6-7] 7. “Dubens.” [F. 8] 8. “Foreign Engagements,” includes sub-files. [F. 8-9] 9. “Giselle and Miss Daniels,” includes TLS from Carl Van Vechten to Doris Barry, 12/05/60. 10. “Gorlinsky – Agents,” includes sub-files: [F. 10-11] 11. “Haskell Award, etc. etc.” [F. 11] 12. “Jacob’s Pillow – 1957-1958.” [F. 12] 13. “MET 1969.” [F. 13] 14. “Misc,” includes sub-files. [F. 14] 15. “Patron–The Abingdon Ballet Seminars–1988-1989.” [F. 15-16] Box 91 16. “Personal.” [F. 1-3] 17. “Press Representatives – Constance Hope - John Carlsen.” [F. 4] 18. “T.V., Radio – B.B.C., I.T.V., etc. 1953-1963,” includes sub-files. [F. 5- 6] 19. Telegrams and letters of congratulations to AM for royal investment, 1963. [F. 7-8] 20. Re: B.B.C., 2000-2001. [F. 9] 21. Re: Ram Gopal’s, LOVING GARBO. 22. Re: AM birthday and documentary, 1998-2000. 23. Re: art exhibition, “Tsoclis: The Ark of a New Adventure,” 1994. 24. Re: death and funeral of Alexandra Danilova, 1997; includes cassette tape re: funeral service. [F. 10] 25. Re: Niagra Frontier Ballet and various other speaking engagements, misc. business, 1971. 26. Re: Ross Alley/The Cecchetti Legacy Video Project. 27. Re: The Royal Ballet School, 1987-2000. [F. 11] 28. Re: Metropolitan Opera Ballet Reunion, 1996. 29. Re: James Traskes, 1998. 30. Re: The Palm Springs Follies Footlighter, 2001. 31. Re: Japan performance and memoir by Anton Dolin, 1951-1953; includes 5 ALS from Anton “Pattie” Dolin to Doris Barry, 1952- 1953. [F. 12] 32. Re: Ballet Arizona dance company. 33. Doris Barry to AM, ca. 1959. [F. 13] 34. Fan letters, misc., 1952-1976.


35. Re: Youth Ballet Workshop Sadler’s Wells, 1990-1991. [F. 14] 36. Re: Royal Academy of Dance, 1999-2001. 37. Re: Ballet Russes Dance Legacy, 2000. 38. Re: gifts and charities given by AM, 1983. [F. 15] 39. Re: London Ballet Circle engagements, 2001. Box 92 40. Re: "Love Armenia" charity fund. [F. 1] 41. Miscellaneous business/professional, 1952-1959, 2 files total. [F. 2-3] 42. White House Invitation, 1980. [F. 4] 43. Invitations, 1978-1982. 44. Re: the Legat Foundation and exhibition, 1997. 45. Interview requests for AM, 2000. 46. Personal letters and fan mail, 1989-1990. [F. 5] 47. Personal letters, 1952-1977; notables include 7 ALS from Anton “Pattie” Dolin to AM, 1952-1975. 48. Miscellaneous business/professional, 1953-1977. 49. “Fun Facts,” 1953-1978. 50. Re: The Australian Ballet, 1976. [F. 6] 51. Postcards from Anton Dolin, 1975; includes 4 ALS from Anton Dolin, 1975. [F. 7] 52. Middlesex University, 2001. 53. Miscellaneous letters of appreciation to AM, 1981. 54. Re: Ted Shawn, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, 1971-1997. 55. Re: various Ballet events, 1980-1995. [F. 8] 56. Re: Phillips International Auctioneers and Valuers, 1998. 57. Re: Rex Viant pottery collection, 1992-1999; includes TLS photocopies from various notable individuals including Andrew Lloyd Weber, Winston Churchill, etc. [F. 9] 58. Miscellaneous business letters, 3 files total: 1940-1957; 1976- 1977; 1998-2003. [F. 10] 59. Mariko Yamamoto-Thorpe, 1998-2001. [F. 11] 60. Re: AM’s final years at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, 1966-1971. [F. 12] 61. Important personal letters, 3 files total: 1941-1975; 1963-1981, 1963-1995; includes: [F. 13] a. Diana, Princess of Wales. TLS, Sep. 1995 b. Elizabeth II, Queen of England. ANS, 1963. c. Olivier, Laurence. TLS, 7/06/56. 62. Re: The Arts Educational School London, 2000-2001. 63. Re: The Texas Boys Choir, 1959. 64. Letters of condolence on death of AM’s mother, 1949. [F. 14] Box 93 65. Get-well letters and cards to AM, 1973. [F. 1] 66. AM’s 80th birthday, 1990. [F. 2-3] 67. AM’s 90th birthday, 2000. [F. 4] 68. Christmas cards to AM, 1990s-2000s. [F. 5-6]


B. General to AM/Doris Marks Barry, includes ALS, ANS, TLS, TNS, TL, telegrams; may include news clippings, photographs. 1. Grigorieff, Serge (Ballets Russes – Regisseur) to AM re: closing of the Ballets Russes. ALS, 9/14/29. [F. 7] 2. 1949-1959; includes: a. Tretchikoff, V[ladmir]. G[rigoryevich]. to AM. TL, 2 p., 11/14/49. 3. 1967-1969. [F. 8] 4. 1970-1995 [F. 9-15] Box 94 5. 1996-2007. [F. 1-8] 6. Undated. [F. 9-18] XVI. Miscellaneous. Box 95 A. Thank You fabric banner from N.C.G.L. [Env. 1] B. Stationery, blank cards, personal card, and cards from AM at the English National Ballet. [Env. 2] C. Plastic toy golf game. D. Fabric sample from Gladstone fabrics for a "Sylphide" costume, with bookmark taken from a Japanese magazine; includes holograph notes re: "Sylphides" tutu. E. Critics’ Circle Dance Section Dance Award 2000; invitation for AM to attend as the Guest of Honor; and presenter’s envelope for the Award for Outstanding Contribution to Dance. F. 2 tickets to VIP Reception for Northern Ballet Theatre, 29th October 1991. G. 2 playing cards. H. Screen Actors Guild card for Class A Junior Membership for AM, 1944. I. Customer’s charge account card by Fraser, Morris and Co. Inc., for AM. J. Tag for delivery of a fragile object to AM. K. 250th anniversary Royal Opera House; commemorative envelope with commemorative stamps. [Env. 3] L. "Famous People Picture Cards"; featuring AM and others, issued with Brooke Bond Tea and Teabags. M. Laminated article by AM about St. Teresa. [F. 1] N. International Cultural Center for Youth in Jerusalem Award Certificate Honoring AM, 11/4/59. O. Laminated cloth bag from the London Coliseum. P. Photo of flower by Peter Fink to AM. [Env. 4] Q. Sign, “Please Do Not Disturb” from unidentified hotel. R. Travel wallet/passport holder. S. Engraving plate of AM in swan costume. [Loose] T. Marble penholder engraved “Dame Alicia Markova” and pen from Mrs. Phyllis B. Bilhuber. U. Paperweight of the Metropolitan Opera House engraved “AM.” V. Sterling silver serving tray with engraving “To DAM from NBT Gratitude and Affection Les Sylphides 1978.” W. Baccarat crystal paperweight.


X. Pewter picture frame with Middlesex University Crest. Y. Silverware set, 6 complete place settings, plus bread knife. Z. Oversize thank-you card. Pkg. 5 of 5 AA. AM’s suitcase, leather with canvas cover. Box 96 BB. Materials removed from AM book collection, 1951-2001; includes ALS, TLS, autographs of AM, news clippings, holograph notes by AM, printed pamphlets. [F. 1] CC. Materials removed from wallets of Doris Marks Barry, 1948-1983; includes 2 leather wallets, ALS, TLS, black and white prints, news clippings, flyers, TS and holograph poems, holograph notes. [F. 2, Env. 1] DD. File re: Maria Taglioni (Italian ballerina); includes: [F. 3] 1. ALS to Mssr. “Jacobi,” 4 p. on 1 leaf, n.d. 2. ANS to Mme. Bariezze, 1 p., December, 1842. 3. ANS to “Le Redactuer and Chief Examiner Londrel,” 1 p., 6/28/1833. 4. ANS from Fanny Elssler (Austrian ballerina) to unidentified recipient, 6/3/1834. 5. ALS to AM from unidentified sender re: collecting Taglioni and Elssler artifacts, 10/26/59. 6. black and white print re: unidentified dancer. 7. sketch re: AM [?], pen and ink, n.d. EE. File re: Henri Matisse sketch. [F. 4] FF. Introductory speech for AM by Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales, TS, 1 p., ca. 2000; includes black and white print re: Princess Diana Spencer. [F. 5] Box 97 GG. Black and white fresco painting re: AM, no artist identified, n.d. [damaged].




Added to Box 96 I. Printed Materials.

A. Files; includes correspondence, professional materials; photographs; manuscripts.

1. “Alicia Cuttings book recopies etc.” [F. 6] 2. “Alicia Markova Cuttings from Magazines.” 3. “Arizona Dartana etc.” [F. 7] 4. “Arizona Tucson Chorus.” [F. 8] 5. “Arts—Ed.” 6. “Chiee Progs.” 7. “Coventry Cathedral.” [F. 9] 8. “Coventry Cathedral TV Prog.” 9. “Cuttings.” [F. 10] 10. “Dance Magazine NY July 1958.” 11. “Duplicates Return to Care of Doris, 1957.” [F. 11] 12. “Gorlinsky Concert Programs.” 13. “Harper Bazaar Article.” 14. “London.” [F. 12]

15. “Madame Markova Cuttings (Duplicates) re: Copenhagen 1955 etc.”

16. “Marble Arch, W.1.” [F. 13] 17. “Miskovitch Souvenirs.” [F. 14] 18. “N.Y.” [F. 15] 19. “Peter Fink.” 20. “Special Press on Markova.” 21. “U.S.A.” 22. Files re: a. Celebrating Dame Alicia Markova. [F. 16] b. Markova Performances 1961. [F. 17] c. Janet Reed. d. Royal Academy of Dance.

Box 98 e. Ballet Articles, Ballet Seminars, 1988-1989. [F. 1] f. Royal Ballet. [F. 2] g. Anton Dolin. h. Annals of Fashion. i. Markova Remembers.

j. Clippings re: AM Reviews, gossip articles, fashion, 1956-1957. [F. 3]

k. Alicia Markova Theatre. [F. 4] l. Ballets Markova participated in. [F. 4-5] m. Coppelia. n. Festival Ballet and Ballet Theatre.


o. Giselle. [F. 6] p. London’s Festival Ballet. q. Press Release. [F. 7] r. Social Events. s. West Indies. t. Royal Academy of Dancing. [F. 8-9] u. Zurich Financial Services. [F. 10] v. Mailing stamps from Israel. w. AM clippings 1955-1959. x. Theatre Royal and La Giselle. y. AM clippings 1972.

B. Magazines. 1. 1927-1929. [F. 11] 2. 1930-1939. [F. 12] 3. 1940-1949. [F. 13] Box 99 a. 1940-1949 (continued). [F. 1-8] 4. 1950-1959. [F. 9-16] Box 100 a. 1950-1959 (continued). [F. 1-4] 5. 1960-1969. [F. 5-7] 6. 1970-1971. [F. 8] 7. 1980-1988. [F. 9-11] 8. 1998. [F. 12] 9. Undated. [F. 13] 10. Clippings, approximately 10 p., n.d. 11. “Houston on Stage,” includes TS with clippings re: Ballet Russe in

Houston, Texas, 11/83. C. Programs. 1. 1840s; includes one photocopy of a 1849 program in [F.14]

Victoria and Albert Museum, one photo of an 1841 program with undated correspondence.

2. 1920s. [F. 14-16] Box 101 a. 1920s (continued). [F. 1-2] 3. 1930s. [F. 3-10] 4. 1940s. [F. 11-12] 5. 1950s. [F. 13-14] Box 102 a. 1950s (continued). [F. 1-4] 6. 1960s. [F. 5-8] 7. 1970s. [F. 9-10] 8. 1980s. [F. 11-14] 9. 2000s. [F. 15] Box 103 10. Undated. [F. 1-5] D. Newspaper clippings. 1. 1842. [F. 6]

2. 1920s–1930s. 3. 1940s. [F. 7] 4. 1950s. [F. 8]


5. 1960s. [F. 9-10] 6. 1970s. [F. 11-14] 7. 1980s. [F. 15-16] 8. 1990s – 2000s. Box 104 9. Undated. [F. 1] E. Catalogs, 1930-1998. [F. 2-3] F. Brochures, 1933-2008. [F. 4] G. Reports, 1958-1983. [F. 5] H. Pamphlets, 1936-1987. [F. 6] I. Newsletters, 1961-2002. [F. 7] J. Press Releases, 1967-1987. K. Postcards, 1971-1986. [F. 8] L. Invitations, 1934-1985. M. Flyers, 1843-2002. N. Programs, 1956-1958. O. Booklets, 1932-1959. [F. 9-10] P. “Ulanova,” page proof by Magdalina Sizova, approx. 180 p., 1962,

includes correspondence. [F. 11] Q. Calendars, 1958-1990. [F. 12] R. Notables. 1. Program for a dance attended by the Prince of Wales in

Copenhagen, September 1932, includes holograph signature of AM. [F. 13]

2. Program for Diaghilev Ballet’s production of “Giselle,” 4/28/1912, includes newsletter, correspondence, and printed artwork.

3. Program for ballet “Les Sylphides,” 6/15/1909, featuring Anna Pavlova & Vaslav Nijinsky.

4. Investiture at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, 3/11/1958, includes Statutes of the Most Excellent Order of the British empire, brochure.

5. “Taglioni,” file; includes: [F. 14] a. Souvenir booklet, Paris 1837 includes ANS to M. Mery

from Marie Taglioni. b. Libretto re: Papillon. c. “La Sylphide,” playbill re: Taglioni and Fanny Essler,

1833. d. Libretti re: “La Peri,” “La Silfide,” and “Satanella” at La

Scala, 1841-43. e. “Miranda,” playbill, Theatre Royal, Dublin, 1846. f. “Lucille” playbill, Theatre Royal, Liverpool, 1839. g. “Il Barbiere Di Siviglia,” Her Majesty’s Theatre, Italian

Opera House, 1845.


II. Correspondence. A. Files, ALS, ANS, TLS, TNS, telegrams, postcards, greeting cards;

includes professional materials, printed materials, photographs, legal materials, financial materials, memorabilia.

1. “Alicia,” 1983-1984. [F. 15] 2. “Alicia Endorsements and Articles,” 1958-1959. 3. “Alicia Letters to be Kept, etc,” includes notables: [F. 16]

a. Olivier, Laurence, 3 TNS to AM; 1 TN from AM to Laurence Olivier; 6/26/1959-8/17/1959.

b. Princess Antoinette de Monaco, 1 card to AM; 1 telegram to AM, n.d

c. Peake, Iris, lady-in waiting to Princess Margaret. TNS to AM, 11/16/1961.

4. “Alicia’s Letters etc. Keep to Show Viv,” 1996-2005. [F. 17] 5. “Alicia Mementos etc. Keep,” 1945-1958.” 6. “Alicia NY Business,” 1960. 7. “Arts Education,” 1962. 8. “Bermuda,” 1970. 9. “Boston,” 1979-1983. [F. 18] 10. “Buffalo,” 1967-1969. 11. “Constance Hope,” 1963.

12. “Dolin,” notable: includes 27 ALS to AM, 2 TNS to AM, 1960-1961.

Box 105 13. “Electric, Gas, and Telephone and Laundry,” 1958-1961. [F. 1] 14. “Equitable,” 1967. [F. 2] 15. “Filing,” 1961-1962. 16. “For Brenda,” 2002-2003. 17. “French Film,” 2001. 18. “Hotel,” 1963-1969. [F. 3] 19. “Immigration,” 1963-1967. 20. “Indiana,” 1967-1968. [F. 4] 21. “Letters Alicia,” 1957-1959. [F. 5] 22. “Merrifield File,” 1975; 1977; 1980; 2002. [F. 6] 23. “Met,” 1966-1968. [F. 6-7] 24. “Metropolitan Opera House,” 1963-1966. [F. 8] 25. “Partners etc.,” 1955-1958, incl. notable from Anton Dolin. [F. 9] 26. “Pat’s Letters,” 1966; 2002. 27. “Personal,” 1966. [F. 9-10] 28. “Personal Cards Etc.,” 1982-1989. [F. 11 12] 29. “Personal Letters,” 1942-1955. 30. “Theatre Arts,” 1952-1953. [F. 13] 31. “Universities,” 1965-1970. 32. “Weissberger,” 1962-1965. 33. Re: Markova Injury, 1965-1966. [F. 14] 34. Re: Birthday Wishes, 1984. 35. Re: 1985 Personal Correspondence.


36. Re: Nephew’s Address, 2004. 37. Re: Personal, 1969-1974, includes notable re: Anton Dolin. 38. Re: Oslo/Stockholm, 1957-1959. [F. 15] 39. Re: The University of Queensland, BMRA, Georgetown University, ISTD. 40. Re: Alexander Van Der Meer. 41. Re: Personal, 1940-1972. Box 106 42. Re: 1956-1957. [F. 1] 43. Re: Personal, 1979-1981. 44. Re: Ted Shawn and Jacob’s Pillow, 1960-1961. [F. 2] 45. Re: Christmas Cards, 2001. [F. 3] 46. Re: Markova 80th Birthday, 1990. [F. 4] 47. Re: Contacts and Career, 1963-1965. [F. 5-6] 48. Re: 1999-2003. [F. 7]

49. Re: Congratulations on C.B.E., includes notable Vivian Leigh, Anton Dolin, Martha Graham.

50. Re: Northern Ballet Theater, 2003-2004. [F. 8] 51. Re: Postcards, Account Statements, 1970-1993. 52. Re: Birthday Cards, 1985.

53. Re: David Marshall Holtzmann, counselor at law, 1945-1949. [F. 9]

54. Re: Diana Daniels, 1958-1963. [F. 10] 55. Re: Markova and Dolin, 1942-1949. [F. 11-12] 56. Re: 1961-1965. [F. 13] 57. Re: Ram Gopal. 58. Re: Holiday greeting cards, 1987. 59. Re: Personal letters and cards. [F. 14] B. General. 1. 1927-1954. [F. 15] 2. 1955-1959. [F. 16] 3. 1960-1968. [F. 17] 4. 1970-1976. [F. 18] Box 107 5. 1981-1985. [F. 1] 6. 1986-1999. [F. 2] 7. 2000-2007. [F. 3] 8. Undated. [F. 4-5] C. Notable. 1. Files. a. “Diane Daniels,” includes artwork, 1956-1959. [F. 6] b. “Taglioni,” includes printed materials, photographs,

memorabilia, 1804-1962. [F. 7] 2. General. a. 6 ALS and 2 TLS from Diane Daniels re: Marie Taglioni,

includes artwork, 1956-1957. b. ALS from Carlotta Grisi re: Performances, 1847. c. TLS with holograph notes from Princess Antoinette of


Monaco re: Christmas card, n.d. d. TLS from Donald Edward Saddler to AM re: Gala for

Anton Dolin, includes 3 color prints of AM, 1984. e. ALS from Anton Dolin to AM re: Coppelia arrangement,

1959. f. ALS from Marie Madeleine Guinard to the Baron de la

Ferte, 1786, includes ALS from Ifan Fletcher, 1960 and ALS from Diane Daniels, 1959 re: the Guinard letter.

g. ALS from Fanny Cerrito to an admirer, 1843. [Env. 1] h. ALS visiting card from Marie Taglioni, n.d., includes black

and white print of Emma Livry and TLS from Diane Daniels re: the card from Taglioni and the print of Emma Livry, 1956. [Env. 2]

i. TLS Christmas card from Taglioni, 1879.

III. Manuscripts. A. Files; includes professional materials; printed materials; correspondence.

1. “Alicia Markova, Writing of ‘Les Sylphides,’ Poetry in Movement from the Radio Times, 27th March, 1953.” [F. 9]

2. “Alicia More Text Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, 1938-1941.” 3. “Alicia Newtext Jan. 8 ’86.” 4. “Alicia Thursday 20 March.” 5. “AM Text Thus Far Checked for Alicia.” 6. “For Alicia c[illegible] as sent to Penelope Nov. ’05 H[illegible].” 7. “Madame Markova.” 8. “Markova Good Biog. Material and [illegible] notices.” 9. “Markova’s Ballet Call.” [F. 10] 10. “This is Your Life,” 2 files. [F. 11] 11. “Viv.” [F. 12] 12. Re: Lucia Chase Memorial. [F. 13] 13. Re: Poetry by fans for AM. 14. Re: Markova Memoirs; includes photographs, 3 files. [F. 13-14]

B. By AM. 1. GISELLE AND I, book, 300 p., 2 drafts. [F. 15-17] 2. “Dancing through Europe,” memoir, 4 p. Box 108 C. By Others. 1. Articles, 15 p. 1831-1958. [F. 1] 2. Biographical Sketches, 7 p. 1960, n.d. 3. Poems, 2 p. 1962-n.d. 4. Reviews, 2 p. n.d. 5. “The Light Music Festival,” script, 14 p. 1959. 6. “William Tell,” synopsis 1 p. n.d. 7. “Music and Ballet,” teleplay, 3 drafts, 45 p. 1940. [F. 2] 8. “This Is Your Life,” teleplay, 35 p. 1978. 9. Interview of AM with London Express News, 4 p., 10/17/62. 10. “Lively Arts” interview, 2 p., n.d.


D. Scores, TS unless noted. 1. “Afternoon of a Faun.” includes holograph notes [F. 3] 2. “Ah, No! You’ll Not Forget Me!” 2. “Album.” 3. “Aucassin et Nicolette.” 4. “Aurora (La belle au bois dormant).” holograph. 5. “Aurora’s Wedding Piano.” holograph. 6. “Autumn.” holograph. [F. 4] 7. “Beautiful Danube.” 8. “Birthday Greetings.’ holograph. 9. “Bolero 1830.” holograph. [F. 5] 10. “Burleigh.” holograph. [F. 6] 11. “Casse-Noisette,” 5 copies. [F. 6-9] 12. “Danse Espagnole.” incl. holograph notes. [F. 9] 13. “Don Quixote.” 14. “Don Quixote Pas de Deux.” printed with holograph notes. [F. 10-12] 15. “The Enchanter.” [F. 13] 16. “Façade Suite for Orchestra.” 17. “Faust Ballet Music.” 18. “La Glace-Glazounov.” 19. “Glinka.” [F. 14] 20. “Gold und Silber Valse.” 21. “Grands pas de Deux.” 22. “G[illegible] di Mameli.” holograph. 23. “G[illegible] G[illegible]terra.” holograph. 24. “Grieg.” 25. “La Calinda,” 2 copies. [F. 15] 26. “Lilian Marks Piano.” 27. “Menuet.” 28. “Mephisto.” 29. “The Moth and the Flame.” [F. 16] 30. “Music for 2 Piano’s for Concert (also used for rehearsal).” 31. “Nocturnes.” incl. holograph notes. [F. 17] Box 109 32. “The Parade of the Tin Soldiers.” [F. 1] 33. “Les Pecheurs de Perles.”

34. “Prelude a L’apres-Midi d’un Faune,” includes holograph notes; 2 copies. [F. 2-3]

41. “Rapsodie Espagnole.” [F. 4] 42. “Repertoire Russe.” 43. “Romantic Reverie,” includes holograph notes, corrections. 44. “Russian and Ludmilla,” includes holograph notes. [F. 5] 45. “Schoen Rosmarin,” includes holograph corrections. 46. “Scwanensee.” includes holograph notes. [F. 6] 47. “Scotch Symphony,” includes holograph notes. 48. “The Sleeping Beauty,” holograph.


49. “Song without Words.” 50. “The Swan,” includes holograph corrections. 51. “Sylfiden.” [F. 7] 52. “Les Sylphides Augmented Parts.” 53. “Les Sylphides Mazurka.” 54. “Les Sylphides Nocturne.” [F. 8-9] 55. “Les Sylphides Nocturne.” [F. 10] 56. “Sylphides Pas de Deux,” includes holograph notes. [F. 10-11] 57. “Les Sylphides Prelude,” includes holograph notes. 58. “Les Sylphides Valse.” [F. 12] 59. “Symphony.” [F. 12-13] 60. “Tambour Petit.” [F. 14] 61. “Three Shades of Blue.” 62. “Valse Caprice Rubinstein.” 63. “Variation No. 1.” 64. “Variation No. 2.” 65. “William Tell.” [F. 15-16] 66. “Yorkshire Ballet Seminars.” [F. 17] IV. Photographs. A. Files; includes correspondence; printed materials; professional materials;

memorabilia. Box 110 1. “1949 ‘Mr. Puppet,’ ‘Autumn,” ‘Snow Queen,” 58 black and white

prints. [F. 1] 2. “Almuneca R. Spain,” 9 color prints, 4 negatives. 3. “America and Ballet Russe 1938-48,” 7 black and white prints;

includes 6 photocopies. 4. “Ballet Circle Dinner, Dame Ninette’s Anniversary and Film,” 5

color prints. 5. “Birthday Sept. 29, 1974 Family,” 9 color prints, 3 negatives. 6. “Britain and the World, 1948-1963,” 19 black and white prints;

includes subfiles: [F. 2] a. Re: Stage Photo, 18 black and white prints. 7. “Doris—Xmas Box 1986,” 7 color prints, 3 negatives. 8. “Edinburgh, 1954,” 2 black and white prints. 9. “Festival Ballet,” 51 black and white prints. 10. “Finished Mounted Prints,” 63 black and white prints; includes

artwork. [F. 3] 11. “From ‘Marble Arch London, W.I.,’” 28 black and white prints. [F. 4] 12. “‘Giselle and I’ Madame Markkova’s Own Pictures, Used in the

Book and Returned to Barrie Rockcliff,” 38 black and white prints. [F. 5] 13. “Harrods,” 2 black and white prints. [F. 6] 14. “Houston Ballet,” 19 black and white prints, 1 color print. 15. “Indian with Ram Copal,” 28 black and white prints.


16. “Keep—Special,” 12 black and white prints. 17. “London—Festival Ballet 1986,” 10 black and white prints. 18. “My Birthday Snaps,” 4 color prints. [F. 7] 19. “Norman Nawells Birthday Party,” 3 color prints. 20. “Pavlova,” includes 13 signed black and white prints re: Anna

Pavlova, 21 black and white prints. 21. “Personal Off Stage, 1954-1979,” 40 black and white prints. 22. “Personal Photos,” 45 black and white prints; includes subfiles: a. Re: Greece, 7 negatives.

b. Re: AM childhood/youth, 19 black and white prints. 23. “‘Rainbow’ Dec. 1958 New Victoria,” 20 black and white prints, 1

color print; includes holograph note. [F. 8] 24. “Rambert 1930-37 Camango Vic-Wells Markova-Dolin

Commercial and TV,” 8 black and white prints, 8 photocopies. 25. “Repros and negs,” 1 black and white print, 5 negatives. [F. 9] 26. “Sorted into Chapters Jan ’86 Markova Pictures,” 29 black and

white prints. 27. “Victor Borge Show 1958,” 10 black and white prints. 28. “Vivi’s 70th Birthday 20/21 June/87,” 9 color prints. 29. Untitled; subfiles include:

a. “Advertis Misc,” 32 black and white prints, 2 color prints; subfiles include: [F. 10]

i. “Dressing Room,” 4 black and white prints. ii. “Kaysor Bounder,” 12 black and white prints. iii. “Opening: Clock Shop,” 6 black and white prints.

iv. ‘Bristol Ground Spa Hotel,” 3 black and white prints.

b. “Backstage Etc,” 4 color, 7 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 11] i. “Decca Luncheon, January 15th, 1975, for John

Sutherland,” 17 black and white prints. ii. “Royal Ballet,” 13 black and white prints. iii. “Pavlova Commemoration,” 4 black and white

prints. iv. “SHAPE Ball,” 3 black and white prints.

c. “Events +Functions,” 3 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 12]

i. “2/11,” 2 color prints. ii. Re: medal, 2 black and white prints. iii. Re: honorary degree, 6 black and white prints. iv. Re: clippings; includes printed material. d. “Family +Flat,” 11 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 13] i. “Mo-ey,” 2 black and white prints. ii. “Do Not Use,” 4 black and white prints.


iii. “With Susie Rehearsing Dec/58,” 5 black and white prints.

iv. Re: June Field, 5 black and white prints. v. Re: The Evening News,” 3 black and white prints. vi. Re: Sisters, 5 black and white prints.

e. “Holidays, Airports,” 4 black and white prints; subfiles include: Box 111 i. “Holiday Ponte Verde June 1945,” 4 black and white prints. [F. 1] f. “International,” 8 black and white prints; subfiles include: i. “Israel,” 9 black and white prints. ii. “Madrid,” 23 black and white prints. iii. “Lisbon with L.F. Ballet,’ 3 black and white prints. iv. “Havana Cuba,” 10 black and white prints.

g. “Met and Merry Widow Theater, Ect. 1963-1964,” 2 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 2]

i. “Macy Parade, Met,” November, 1964, 4 black and white prints. ii. “Met,” 3 black and white prints.

h. “Portraits and Paintings,” 7 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 3] i. Re: Giselle and I in bookstore, October 10, 1960, 3

black and white prints. ii. Re: AM Sculpture, 4 black and white prints. iii. Re: rejected photos, 1956, 11 black and white

prints. iv. Re: Informal Holiday Photograph, 4 black and

white prints. i. “Radio BBC ect,” subfiles include: [F. 4] i. “BBC,” June 13, 1959, 6 black and white prints.

ii. Re: BBC Light Music Festival, 1960, 5 black and white prints.

j. “School, Awards, Ect,” 8 black and white prints; sub-sub-files include: [F. 5]

i. “B.B.O,” 10 black and white prints. ii. “Sunshine Babies,” 3 black and white prints. iii. “Tring,” June 27, 1959, 3 black and white prints.

iv. Re: AM teaching ballet, 6 black and white prints. v. Re: Carl Alan Awards, 8 black and white prints. vi. Re: Scholarships, 7 black and white prints,

negatives. vii. Re: AM house, 3 black and white prints.

k. “T.V..,” 17 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 6] i. “Snowflakes,” 6 black and white prints.


ii. “Television—Giselle, Rambert Bruhn,” 9 black and white prints.

iii. Re: BBC Swan Lake, 7 black and white prints. iv. Re: AM on BBC Television, 6 black and white

prints. l. “XYZ,” 9 black and white prints; subfiles include: [F. 7]

i. “Alicia Markova in ‘Giselle,’ Act One—Festival Hall 7/26/58,” 1 color print.

ii. “Rainbow 1954 Festival Hall,” 11 black and white prints.

iii. “Rainbow 1956 Coliseum,” 2 files, 24 black and white prints.

iv. Re: Giselle, 15 black and white prints. 30. Untitled re: a. AM in Indian Performance, 8 color prints. [F. 8] b. AM in unknown performances, 28 black and white prints. c. AM instructing other dancer for Swan Lake. d. AM performing Coppelia, 11 sepia prints. e. AM performance photos, 30 black and white prints. [F. 9]

f. AM with family, 10 black and white prints; includes negatives.

g. AM with sisters, 5 black and white prints. h. Anton Dolin Plaque, 2 black and white prints. i. Giselle, professional and performance photos, 53 black and

white prints. [F. 10] j. General photographs; 134 black and white 3 sepia, 1 color

print, 16 negatives. [F. 11-14] k. Peter North, 3 black and white prints, 1 printout, re:

Markova. [F. 15] l. Professional Pictures re: AM, 2 files, 34 black and white

prints. [F. 16] m. Recording AM’s ballet class at the Scottish Theater ballet,

1972, 10 black and white prints. [F. 17] n. Royal Festival Hall, 6 black and white prints. o. AM and friends, 13 color prints, 1 black and white print.

[F. 18] p. AM at 90th Birthday, 2 color prints. q. Susan Lanson photography re: AM, 3 sepia prints. r. Doris Barry and friends, 4 color, 1 black and white prints, 4

negatives. s. Doris Barry at wedding, 7 color prints. t. London Ballet Circle AGM party; 8 color prints. u.. Jean-Paul Espinosa, December, 1999, 5 color prints. v. Doris Barry, 53 color, 5 black and white prints, 6

negatives. [F. 19]


Box 112 w. Giselle, 21 black and white prints, includes 1 black print signed by AM, 1956. [F. 1]

x. Giselle, 56 black and white prints. y. Social Events, includes subfiles, 103 prints. [F.2]

i. Re: Family, 3 black and white prints. ii. “Where the Rainbow Ends”, 8 black and white

prints. iii. “Susie,” 5 black and white prints. iv. “Airs of Graces Matinee”, 6 black and white prints. v. “Opening Red Cross Bazaar.”

vi. Re: Lux Lux Limited, 7 black and white prints. vii. “Balls,” 5 black and white prints. viii. “Dinners,” 1 black and white prints. xi. “Premiers,” 2 black and white prints.

z. Photos for article. [F. 3] aa. AM with dogs, 4 black and white prints. bb. Professional Photos, 14 black and white prints. cc. Orfeo, 11 black and white prints, 1 printout.

dd. Arnold Haskell, 2 color prints. [F. 4] ee. AM and Anna Bemrose, Giselle Performances, 3 color

prints. ff. AM as Giselle, 8 black and white prints. gg. Christmas Card, 1 color print hh. Nightingale Reprints, 19 black and white prints.

ii. AM with Friends, 4 color prints. jj. AM as the Dying Swan, 12 black and white prints. kk. AM, 2 black and white prints. [F.5] ll. AM at events 1984-1997, 20 color prints,7 black and white

prints. mm. AM at Gala, 4 black and white prints. nn. AM at unknown event, 3 black and white prints. oo. AM in Giselle, 43 black and white prints.

pp. Photographs of Anna Pavlova, 6 black and white prints, includes 1 signed print, 1929.

B. Professional. 1. 1924-2001, 11 black and white prints. [F. 6]

2. Undated, 85 black and white prints. [F. 7-9] 3. Signed by AM, 9 black and white prints. [F. 10] 4. Signed by others, 62 black and white prints. [F. 11-12] C. Performances. 1. “Blue Bird- Rouge et Noir,” 1935-1940, 3 black and white prints. [Env. 1] 2. “Bolero,” 1958, 2 color prints. [Env. 2] 3. “Giselle,” 1958, 64 black and white prints, 3 color prints.

[F. 13-14] Box 113 4. “The Pearl Fishers,” March 1958, 1 color print. [Env. 1]


5. “Romeo and Juliet,” n.d., 7 black and white prints. [Env. 2] 6. “Sleeping Beauty,” 1937, 2 black and white prints. [Env. 3] 7. “The Dying Swan,” 1959, 5 black and white prints, 1 color print. [Env. 4] 8. “Les Sylphides,” 8/26/58, 17 black and white prints. [Env. 5] 9. “William Tell,” 2/58-3/58, 6 color prints. [Env. 6] 10. Unknown, Spring 1946, 1 black and white print. [Env. 7] 11. Unknown, n.d., 32 black and white prints. [Env. 8] 12. Unknown, n.d., 84 black and white prints. [Env. 9] D. General re: 1. Hand tinted portrait of AM’s parents, 1 daguerrotype. [Env. 10-11] 2. AM, 31 black and white prints, 3 color prints. [F. 1] 3. AM with family, 7 black and white prints, 8 color prints. 4. AM with Anton Dolin, 15 black and white prints. 5. AM at events, 24 black and white prints, 2 color prints. [F. 2] 6. AM at Buckingham Palace, 6 color prints. [F. 3] 7. AM, 18 black and white prints, 7 color prints. [F. 4] 8. AM, 29 black and white prints. 8. AM in Indian performance, 13 color slides. [F. 5] 9. AM, 1 color print. [F. 6] 10. Anton Dolin, 5 black and white prints. [F. 7] 11. Childhood photos and various performance photos, 10 black and

white prints. [F. 8] 12. Doris Barry with friends, 14 black and white prints, 16 color prints,

3 negatives. [F. 9] 13. Doris Barry, 13 black and white prints, 18 color prints. 14. Wedding of Bernice Patricia Marks, 9 black and white prints.

[F. 10] 15. Miscellaneous, 154 black and white prints, 19 color prints [Env. 10-11, F. 11-12] E. Slides. 1. Slides re: Carlotta Edwards paintings, 3 color slides. [F. 13] F. Negatives. 1. Miscellaneous, 128 negatives. [F. 14] G. Photo Albums. 1. “Connecticut – Xmas,” n.d., 11 color prints. [F. 15] 2. “Outside Buckingham Palace, March 11, 1958,” 12 color prints. 3. Re: AM with friends, 1973-1983, 34 color prints. 4. Re: AM and Doris Barry, 1949-1966, 2 black and white

prints, 9 color prints. 5. Re: AM with friends and at events, 1986-1992, 10 color

prints. Box 114 6. “Album” re: “Album contains photographs of Marie Taglioni,

Emma Livry, Marie Petipa, Amalia Ferraris, and other artists famous in Paris during the Second Empire (1850s and 60s). At this


time Marie Taglioni was teaching at the Paris Opera,” 51 black and white prints. [Loose]

7. “Markova” re: portraits of AM, 1935, 24 black and white prints. 8. “Sadler’s Wells (Vic-Wells) Ballet Company, 1932-1935 Prima

Ballerina: Alicia Markova,” 57 black and white prints. 9. “This is Your Life,” 1/11/60, 33 black and white prints. V. Financial Materials. A. Files, may include printed materials; correspondence. Box 115 1. “1930-35 contracts Van Damm Rod. Ltd. Markova-Dolin Ballet

Letters and Statements.” [F. 1-4] 2. “Alicia Estate etc. Photo.” [F. 5] 3. “Alicia Pension.” 4. “Dame Alicia Markova Hotel Metropole.” 5. “Festival Ballet 1950 Returns etc.” [F. 6-8] 6. “Old Cancelled Checks.” [Env. 1-2] 7. “Policies: Personal Effects Auctions.” [F. 9] 8. “Tax. [F. 10-11] a. “Sailing Per[illegibile] and Return [illegible].” b. “Schedules.” c. “Career – Taylor Burkitt.” d. “Receipts of Earnings, etc.” e. “[Illegible] statements and English etc.” f. “Misc reference radio.” 9. “Tax Reciepts.” [F. 12] 10. Re: Check stubs. [Env. 3] 11. Re: BT Phone Service. [F. 13] 12. Re: Bank receipts. [F. 14] a. “Delafield,” 1957. b. “Savings – P.O. and Premium Bank,” 1955-1982. c. “English Stock – Anglia.” d. “Brown Crosby and Co.” e. “My Arts Ed Letters etc.” f. “Alan RJ Ideas etc.” g. “Misc Receipts etc.” 13. Re: Insurance coverage, includes subfile: [F. 15] a. “In hand tax Mr. Winters.” Box 116 14. Re: Metropolitan Opera Contracts. [F. 1] 15. Re: House redecorating. [F. 2] 16. Re: Glen Falls Insurance and Misc. 17. Re: The Australian Ballet, 1975-1980. 18. Re: Maria Chartchevnikoff. [F. 3-4] 19. Re: Bank Statements and Misc. Receipts, subfiles include: [F. 5-6] a. “Mailings.” b. “Events Tickets etc. most needed Taxis and Programs.” c. “Mailings.”


d. “Cleaners.” e. “Ilkley.” f. “Taxis/Car Hires.” g. “Papers, Magazines, Books.” h. “M/Up & Articles Used Professional Only.” i. “Office.” 20. Re: Doris Barry, sub-files include: [F. 7] a. “Alfred Letters etc.” b. “Visa Passport Legal.” c. “Medical.” d. “Sander.” e. “Book- Articles.” f. “Family a/c’s Victor.” g. “Alicia.” B. General. 1. Royalty Statements. [F. 8] 2. Receipts. 3. Personal Bills. 4. Tax returns. [F. 9] 5. Bank Statements. 6. General. VI. Legal Materials. A. Files; may include printed materials, correspondence. 1. “Insurances Legal etc. Investitures Equity etc,” subfiles include: [F. 10-11] a. “B.C.P.A.” b. “Dewey.” c. “English Jewelry.” d. “Associ Hospital NY.” e. “Brown Cosby.” f. “Equitable and Travellers.” g. “Misc and Receipts etc.” 2. Re: Insurance, sub-files include: [F. 12-13] a. “Bank New York.” b. “Agreements.” c. “Insurances.” d. “Legal.” B. General. 1. Contracts. [F. 14] 2. Death Certificates. 3. Passports, includes green card. 4. Deeds. 5. General.


VII. Medical Materials. A. Files. [F. 15] 1. “Mai 1928.” B. General re: injuries, hospital bills, includes x-ray. VIII. Professional Materials. A. Files, includes correspondence, printed, photos. Box 117 1. “Engagement,” subfiles include: [F. 1-2] a. “Festival.” b. “Covent Garden.” c. “Huruk.” d. “Ballet Theater.” e. “Lincoln Center Massine.” f. “Ballet Years U.S.A.” g. “Misc.” 2. “Events and Theatres.” [F. 3] 3. “Giselle Film.” [F. 4] 4. “Westminster Abbey.” 5. Re: Language of Dance Center 6. Re: Fan Mail Royal Ballet, subfiles include: [F. 5] a. “The Royal Academy of Dancing.” b. “All England Dance Competition.” c. “Fan Mail.” 7. Re: Bluebird, personal letters. [F. 6] 8. Re: Giselle and I. 9. Re: Opera News, Markova post-performing. 10. Re: Nijinsky. [F. 7] 11. Re: Wardrobe. 12. Re: Metropolitan Opera. 13. Re: Randall Carlsen Reports. 14. Re: Various Performance Locations, subfiles include: [F. 8-9] a. “Chicago and Merry Widow.” b. “Stockholm and Copenhagen.” c. “Paris etc Marduis.” d. “Israel.” e. “Madrid.” f. “Mrring and Costumes.” g. “Costumes and Music.” h. “Pall Mall Travel.” i. “Greek Theatre.” 15. Re: Buenos Aires. [F. 10] 16. Re: Marvin David Levy. 17. Re: Claire H. de Robilant Collection. [F. 11] 18. Re: The Ballet: Peer Gynt. 19. Re: The Emile Ford Show. 20. Re: Scripts.


21. Re: Music Scores. [F. 12] B. General, includes itineraries, business cards, press releases, set lists, notes. 1. Loose, 1958-1972. [F. 13] 2. Loose, 1959-1989. [F. 14] 3. Loose, 1967-2003. [F. 15] a. Notable, Anna Pavlova’s Business Card. Box 118 C. Notebooks. 1. “Daddy Goodness.” [F. 1] 2. “Inventory- List of Ballet Collection of Madame Alicia Markova.” [F. 2] 3. “Inventory –Furniture, Fixtures, and Effects.” 4. 1946-1983, 4 notebooks. [F. 3] 5. 1997-2000, 4 notebooks. [F. 4] 6. 2002-2003, 2 notebooks. [F. 5] 7. Untitled, 3 notebooks, n.d. [F. 6] IX. Artwork. A. Colorized Prints. 1. “Five Costume Plates from Designs for Ballet Danced by Marie

Taglioni in Paris, 1833.” [Env. 1] 1. General, 6 colorized prints. [Env. 2] B. Drawings, includes photocopies; correspondence. 1. General. [F. 7] a. 8 color drawings. b. 3 black and white drawings. 2. “Silhouette Drawings of Alicia and early days,” 9 drawings. [Env. 3] 2. Re: Alicia Markova, 6 color drawings, 2 black and white prints. [F. 8] 3. Re: Maria Taglioni, 8 black and white drawings, 5 color drawings. 4. Re: Giselle. a. “Giselle” with Kronheim G- about 1850-52 , color print. b. Based of Giselle, color print by Leblond + Co., 1850s. c. 4 color prints d. “Giselle 2nd Act” 4 black and white prints. C. Mixed Media. 1. General. a. 4 mixed media. [Env. 4] D. Metal Plate. 1. “Nikita,” depiction of Anna Pavlova as “The Dragonfly.” [F. 9] 2. Untitled re: Carlotta Grisi in “Gisele,” possibly by Edwin D. Smith, ca. 1845. [F. 10] E. Paintings. 1. Re: Alicia Markova, 3 color paintings. [F. 11] 2. Re: Maria Taglioni, 1 color painting.


3. Re: unknown painting, 1 color painting, includes newspaper clippings. 4. Re: red-dressed dancer, 1 color painting on newspaper. F. Block print. 1. “Homage to Markova,” black and white print, signed by artist. X. Audio Materials. Box 119 A. Phonograph records. 1. “2nd Street.” [Loose] 2. “The Art of the Prima Ballerina.’ 3. “Atlantic Crossing.” 4. “Blanche Thebom” 8/30/64. 5. “Daphne Boden: Harp Recital.” 6. “Homage to Pavlova.” 7. “La Peri.” 8. “Le Diable A Quatre.” 9. “Le Papillon.” 10. “Music from Charterhouse.” 11. “Sunday Spectrum” 9/27/1964. 12. “A Woman of Action: Dame Alicia Markova.”

B. Cassettes. 1. “London Weekend Television Limited.” 2. “Radio London.” C. 7.5 inch reel-to-reel. 1. “Alicia Markova Janet Baker-Carr Interview.” 10/16/1958. 2. “Markova Lecture: Jacob’s Pillow.” 3. Untitled. XI. Film and Video. Box 120 A. Panchromatic Safety film. 1. “[Illegible] Doris at Airport.” [Loose]

2. “Genia’s Wedding, Doris and Viv?” 3. “Manilla-Honolulu-[Illegible] and at Beach.” 4. “Mr. Marks.” 5. “N.B.G.” 6. “To Be Tried.” 7. Untitled, 3 rolls. B. Verichrome film, 1. Untitled, 5 rolls. C. 16mm reels. Reel 10 1. “Alicia Markova Person to Person” CBS Television Film Serial # 550304. Reel 11 2. “Kinescope (negative) Miss Markova” Ballet Program. Reel 12 3. Untitled.


D. Video Cassettes. Box 120 (cont.) 1. “4.6.80 Masterclass- Swan Lake with Dame Alicia Markova.” 2. “7.6.80. First Steps Ballet on Ilkley Moor.” 3. “11.6.80. Masterclass- Les Sylphides with Dame Alicia Markova.”

4. “18.6.30. Masterclass- Giselle with Dame Alicia Markova,” 2 cassettes.

5. “31.5.80. The London Festival Ballet in La Sylphide.” 6. “Dame Alicia Markova.” a. “Documentary on Summer Ballet School at Ilkley.” b. “Masterclass- Les Sylphides and Giselle.” 7. “David Gayle-Dolin-[Illegible] tape. Y.B.S. Summer 79.” 8. “Tales of Helpmann: A Portrait of Sir Robert Helpmann.”

XI. Oversized Materials. A. Scrapbooks.

Box 121 1. “Alicia Markova as Giselle,” collected by Diana Daniels, includes black and white prints, newspaper clippings, approximately 150 p., 1934-1958.

a. TLS from Diana Daniels to AM re: scrapbook, 12/17/1958. 2. “Ballerina: The Story of Marie Taglioni,” collected by Diana

Daniels, includes black and white photographs proposed teleplay, approximately 50 p. a. TLS from Diana Daniels to AM re: television program, 2

p., 10/16/1957. Box 122 3. “Teatro Municipal: Sao-Paulo,” includes newspaper clippings, 19

p., 1956. [Loose] 4. “Markova – Dolin and Ballet Corps, Cape Town 1949,” includes

newspaper clippings, approximately 40 p., 1948-1949. 5. “Alicia Markova, Anton Dolin,” includes newspaper clippings;

magazine clippings; program; approximately 7 p., 1948-1956. B. Manuscripts.

1. Musical Scores. a. “The Nutcracker: Pas de Deux, Conductor’s Score,” 52 p. b. “Nutcracker,” 55 scores, includes list of parts, approximately 275 p. c. “October (Autumn Song): Tschaikowsky Op: 37., No. 10.,” 12 p. d. “Valse Favorite de Giselle,” 7 p., n.d. C. Artwork. 1. Colored pencil sketch re: Giselle, 8” x 10”. 2. Colored pencil sketch re: Taglioni, 11” x 17”, includes holograph

note, June, 1881. 3. Pencil sketch re: Pavlova, by Chappell, 1935.


4. Portrait of Olwen Carpenter, by Stanley C. Lewis, colored pencil, 9” x 10”. 5. Pencil sketch re: “Marguerite Headdress,” includes holograph

notes by artist. 6. Pencil sketch re: “Marguerite: detail of embroidery for bodice and

skirt (back and front),” includes holograph note by artist. Pkg. 1 7. Set Design re: Greece, by S.F., charcoal

8. Costume Design re: Marguerite, watercolor sketch, includes fabric samples.

Art Closet 9. Framed Oil Painting, “Alicia Markova in the Tyrolean”, by Carlotta Edwards, 1959.

Art Closet 10. Framed Oil Painting, “Alicia Markova in Bolero 1830”, by Carlotta Edwards, no date.

Art Closet 11. “Anna Pavlova in Christmas,” color painting from the collection of Lady Moyne.

Pkg. 3 12. Set Designs re: Aida and Swan Lake. D. Printed Materials. Box 122 (cont.) 1. Files, includes correspondence.

a. “Taglioni Items.” i. ANS from Marie Taglioni, 5/17/1840, includes

ANS from Diana Daniels to AM. ii. ANS from Marie Taglioni to Monsieur Geoffrey,

9/14/1866, includes English translation. iii. ALS fragment from Gilbert de Voisin née Taglioni,

approx. 1880-1884, includes English translation. iv. “Les Sylphides,” musical score for piano, 9 p. v. Posters re: Marie Taglioni performances in London,

1831-1838. A. ‘Tyrolienne,’” 6/17/1831. B. “La Sylphide,” 7/26/1832. C. “La Gazza Ladra,” 8/4/1834.

D. “Matilde di Shabran,” 6/12/1838. E. “Parisina,” 6/26/1838. F. “Nozze di Figaro!,” 6/30/1838, 2 copies. G. “Pouvoir de la Danse,” approx. 1833. H. “La Chasse des Nymphes,” 6/28/1834. I. “Miranda!,” 7/3/1838.

2. Newspaper clippings from Illustrated London News re: performances at Her Majesty’s Theather, 1845-1847. a. Article re: Marie Taglioni, 7/5/1845, 2 copies. b. Review re: Pas de Quatre, 7/19/1845, includes holograph

notes. c. Review re: Pas de Deesses, 8/1/1846, includes holograph

notes. d. Review re: Thea, 4/17/1847.

3. Newspaper clippings re: AM, misc. publishers. 1950-1970, 80 p.


4. Posters. a. Advertisement re: Morlands shoes with AM, n.d. b. Advertisement re: AM book signing of GISELLE & I, n.d.,

2 copies. c. Advertisement re: book GISELLE & I by AM, n.d.

Box 123 d. “Where the Rainbow Ends,” performance re: AM and Anton Dolin at New Victoria Theatre, n.d.

e. “Russischen Balletts,” performance at Württ Landestheater Stuttgart, 11/8/1927.

f. “Balli Diaghilew,” performance at Teatro alla Scala, 1/16/1927, 2 copies.

g. “Anton Dolin and his Ballet,” re: AM, n.d., includes Jacob Pillow Dance Festival performance list, 1970.

h. “Madlle Taglioni’s Benefit and Last Performance But One,” performance at Her Majesty’s Theatre, 7/31/1845.

Pkg. 2 i. Anna Pavlova calendars. i. 1976, 2 copies. ii. 1977. iii. 1978, 3 copies. iv. 1980.

Pkg. 4 j. Poster for “Tea with an Author” for AM’s book “The Wonder of Ballet.”

k. Poster with holograph message from Anton Dolin to AM, includes black and white print of Anton Dolin.

Box 123 (cont.) 5. Artwork reprints, color unless noted. a. Lithograph re: “Marie Taglioni: Sylphides,” n.d. b. Lithograph re: “Pas de Quatre, Quadrille,” n.d. c. Lithograph re: “Giselle Quadrilles,” performance at her Majesty’s Theatre, 1842. d. Lithograph re: “Pauline Duvernan,” 1837. e. Photograph re: AM on stage, n.d. f Painting re: AM in “The Dying Swan,” by Vladimir Tretchikoff, signed by artist, n.d. Pkg. 1 g. Painting re: “Taglioni in la Gitana”, by J. Bouvier, 1839,

includes holograph notes on back. h. Painting re: “Die Drei Grazien”, artist and date unknown,

includes holograph notes. i. Photograph re: “Anna Pavlova”, artist and date unknown.

Pkg. 4 j. The Virgin and Child with St John the Baptist and St. Anne by Leonardo da Vinci, 2 black and white prints.

Box 123 (cont.) 6. Booklet of sketches re: Marie Taglioni in various roles, August, 1831. 7. Magazines.

a. Vida, article re: AM, February, 1957. b. Unknown publication, article re: The Royal Ballet Early

Years, no date.

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8. “Hommage à Pablo Picasso,” program, 8/22/61. Box 124 E. Photographs. 1. Framed black and white photos (2), n.d.

2. General, includes professional photos of AM, performance photos, family portraits.

a. 18 black and white photos. b. 8 color prints. c. 1 pastel color fill-in.

Pkg. 1 d. 1 sepia. e. 3 black and white prints 3 total. f. 2 color prints, 2 total. Art Closet 3. AM in costume, 2 black and white prints, n.d. F. Memorabilia. Pkg. 5 1. Recognition of AM re: the Representative Artists for

the Royal Scottish Variety Performance, 7/3/58, includes holograph signatures.

2. Grant of the Dignity of an Ordinary Commander of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire to AM, 1/1/58, includes holograph signature.

Box 125 G. Pavlova Materials. 1. Printed Materials. a. Clipping from program, includes black and white print re:

Pavlova. b. Program for Bagatelle, 6/21/1921.

c. Program for Grand Gala Pavlova Fete De Nuit A Bagatelle, 6/21/21.

2. Correspondence. a. From Doris Barry, 11/2/1964.

3. Professional Materials. a. Holograph note re: props, equipment. 4. Photographs. a. “Manya,” file, 7 photographs.

i. “Mr. D. Endersbee, 32, Keswick Road, Putney, S.W. 15.

b. Loose; 34 black and white photographs of Anna Pavlova. 5. Artwork.

a. “Anna Pavlova in Waltz Caprice,” watercolor and pencil, by Robert M. Kalloch, 1920s.

b. Loose re: Anna Pavlova 6. Memorabilia. a. 3 scarves belonging to Anna Pavlova. XII. Memorabilia. Box 126 1. BCBG Playnote Honorary Chairperson Ballet Rambert- New York Debut,

10/15/1982.


2. Recognition of AM on being one of the Representative Artists for the Royal Command Variety Performance, 11/18/1957, incl. holograph signatures.

3. Certification from the University of Cambridge that Vivienne Marks has passed the Junior Examination, December 1932.

4. Invitation to dinner with the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace, 3/4/1958.

5. Card from the Jade School of Newcastle. 6. Autograph Booklet, 1924-1930. 7. 4 mini-books, 1957. 8. Poem and booklet by Madeline Guimard. 9. 4 black and white photographs, 2 programs, and 1 postcard. 10. Metal notepad with French stamp. 11. Box with porcelain baby and man and 3 Czechoslovakian coins. 12. “Mme Markova” sign. 13. 20 pictures of Firenze. 14. 3 small, hand-embroidered bags. 15. Harrod’s wine bag. 16. Hand-tinted daguerreotype of a Civil War soldier. 17. 2 black and white photographs of AM in black case. 18. Painting in black case. 19. Black and white photograph in passport holder. 20. Drawing of a young girl in a green and brown frame. 21. “Dwiescie Lat Polskiego Balletu 1785-1985,” brass coin in a cloth case. 22. Polish Artists Agency brass coin re: Nijinsky. 23. 11 animal toys made of wood, glass, pipe cleaners. 24. 2 necklaces, assorted beads, and 2 coins.

Box 127 25. 1 Purple Make-Up Case, initialed A.M. a. 1 mirror. b. 1 feather. c. 1 small hook. d. 1 “Kate Greenaways Birthday Book for Children.” e. 1 glass jar of hair ties, safety pins, and thread. f. 2 brushes. g. 1 glass jar of cork. h. 1 empty purple, circular, copper case. i. 1 empty jar with white powder.

j. 1 glass jar containing 3 rings, 1 pin, 1 metal staple, and 1 pencil engraved “Alice.”

k. ANDERSON’S FAIRY TALES, book. l. 1 large chewed on hook. m. 1 I.D. tag with Alicia Markova’s name and address. n. 1 purple lid. o. 1 nail file.


26. Blue, monogrammed, leather bag from Fortnum and Mason. a. Black monogrammed wallet with 2 black and white photographs,

ALS from mother, and miniature scroll. [F. 1] b. 3 daily planners, 1971-1973. c. 2 coin purses; 1 green, 1 black.

d. Saint Christopher token with white stand. [Env. 1] e. 5 hair pins. f. Cross mechanical pencil with lead. g. Matchbook with AM’s name from The Carlton Tower. h. Laminated Cunard Line card and holder with leather strap.

i. “Leroy” magnifying glass. j. 2 silver keys in a silver drawstring pouch. [Env. 2] k. 1 white magnet formerly holding Saint Christopher. l. 1 black and white photograph re: Alicia Markova.

m. 1 Randall Carlsen Report. [F. 2] n. The Touchstone Booklet. o. 2 Magazine Clippings, n.d. p. 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1991–n.d. q. 1 Catalog re: Manhattan Storage. r. 5 Payment notes. s. 1 Bank notice. t. 1 Check stub. u. 2 Invoices. v. 1 Credit Card List. w. 1 Receipt . x. 7 Business Cards with notes, from others y. 1 Small Map of Bix Field. z. 8 Pieces of Loose Notes. aa. 3 Postcards. bb. 9 Cards.

cc. General Letters; 1957–1992, n.d.; includes 3 color prints. [F. 3] dd. Notables: [F. 4]

i. 1 Letter to Alicia Markova from Lord and Lady Hastings, October 13, 1990, printed on Kensington Palace stationary

ii. 1 Letter to Alicia Markova from Lieutenant Colonel Seal O’Dwyer, November 12, 1990, printed on Buckingham Palace stationary.

iii. 3 Letters to Alicia Markova from Princess Diana, 1990–1993, printed on Kensington Palace stationary.

iv. 1 Letter to Alicia Markova from Margaret Thatcher, October 1984, printed on 10 Downing Street stationary.

v. 1 Letter to Alicia Markova from Princess Margaret, January 22, 1987, printed in Kensington Palace stationary

vi. 1 Letter to Alicia Markova from Martin Gillion (illegible), August 6, 1975, printed in Clarence House stationary.

Box 128 27. 7 stamps of dancers made of metal and wood.


38. 1 Kodak camera. 39. 2 metal horseshoes. 40. Mosaic Jewelry Box. a. 2 pins. b. 2 sets of clips. c. 1 blue empty cosmetic case. d. 7 miscellaneous ivory pieces. e. 2 decorative metal screws. f. 1 metal thimble. g. 1 necklace. h. 2 beads. i. 2 empty decorated containers. j. 2 plastic hair clips. k. 1 black and white picture. l. 1 business card. 41. Light Blue Jewelry Box.

a. 1 comb. b. 1 mirror. c. 1 Rubberine advertisement.

d. 1 Royal Masonic Institution for Girls Medal (Steward 1918) with a dried flower.

e. 1 Green Charlotte Award medal (For service). f. 1 set of miniature scissors and knife attached by a purple string. g. 1 metal push pencil .

Box 129 42. Green fabric pouch. a. 1 Tallit, Jewish prayer shawl. b. 1 book belonging to Alicia Markova titled, “The Form of Prayers

for the Day of Atonement, According to the Custom of the German and Polish Jews.” n.d. [Env. 1]

c. 1 admission ticket to Finsbury Park Synagogue, signed by Alicia Markova.

d. 4 Service programs at St. Leonard Lodge with light blue ribbon, 2/28/18

43. Light Brown pouch with flowers. a. 1 set of castanets. [Env. 2] b. 1 hand carved wood ornament of dog. 44. 1 pink ballerina shoe by Capezio. 45. 1 white ballerina shoe to Alicia Markova from Sally, A.N.S. n.d. 46. 1 box of “Rahda Earrings + Necklace.” a. 1 pair of earrings. b. 1 necklace. 47. 1 silver case with Alicia Markova initials. [Env. 4] 48. 1 wishbone necklace with red ribbon. 49. 1 patron saint pendant. 50. 1 black and yellow scarf. [Env. 5] 51. 1 pair of lavender gloves.


52. 1 black and yellow floral printed scarf. [Env. 6] 53. 1 pair of ballet soles. 54. 1 pair of dancing shoes. 55. 1 key to Markova Basket No. 1. 56. 1 key to Markova Basket No. 2. 57. 9 Grand Raffle tickets, 1970. 58. 1 Alicia Markova name tag from basket. [Env. 7]

59. 1 Alicia Markova name tag with white ribbon. 60. 1 Doris Barry name tag. 61. 1 Doris Barry name tag from Copenhagen. 62. 1 printed Alicia Markova heading. 63. 1 white and gold paper fan. 64. 1 black lace fan. 65. 1 knit hat with pearls. [Env. 8]

66. 1 silver comb with engraving “Markova.” [Loose] 67. 1 silver brush with engraving “Markova.” 68. 1 silver picture frame. 69. 1 silver mirror with engraving “Markova.” 70. 3 headpieces and 2 silver hair nets. 71. 1 head piece with hair extensions, includes “Siddhartha” cover. Box 130 72. “‘Bolero 1830’ Red Velvet Slippers Worn 1954.” [Loose] 73. “‘Bacchanal’ Pink Kid Sandals, BBC Pavlova TV 1956.” 74. “Pink Silk Tights Worn for the Last Performance of ‘The Dying Swan’

1961.” 75. “‘L’Apres-Midi d’un Faune’ Gold Kid Slippers 1954.” 76. “‘L’Apres Midi’ Gold plait headdress.” 77. 3 fur hats, includes holograph address. 78. 2 decorative feathers. 79. Costume apron with decorative metal clasps. Box 131 80. Taglioni paper dolls. [Loose] 81. Mobile of paper swans. 82. Pressed flower card. 83. Diaghilev Ballet London Premiere Performance in honor of the coronation

of King George V and Queen Anne, June 1911, printed on silk. 84. “Ballerina Doll,” approximately 1830. 85. 6 colorized wooden figurines of dancers. Box 132 86. Blue evening dress, “Lanvin – 1929 age 18, First Evening Dress.” [Loose] 87. 2 embroidered skirts with blue polka dots. 88. 2 embroidered skirts with red and yellow design. 89. Tan evening dress with gold pleats 90. 3 dresses, possibly belonging Anna Pavlova, Alicia’s Sotheby’s Purchase.


XIII Doris Barry Materials. A. Printed Materials.

Box 133 1. Files; may include professional materials; correspondence; artwork; manuscripts. a. “Arch. R. Olivier.” a. “Australian Tour Reviews of ‘Romeo + Juliet.” [F. 1] b. “Ballet Russe.” c. “Bath Funeral.” d. “Cuttings.” e. “Daily Express Photos etc. Front Page 5 yrs old.” f. “Doris Barry.” [F. 2] g. “Doris Photos to Keep USA Diary.” h. “Merrifield Cards.” i. “Misc.” j. “Obituaries (Press).” k. “Royal Albert Hall Reviews of ‘Romeo + Juliet.’” [F. 3] l. “Shoe Museum.” m. “T.V. etc. + reference notes.” n. Re: Windmill. o. Re: Dance Overture ’90 and ’91. [F. 4] p. Re: Music in Art incl. legal materials. q. Re: Windmill Theatre. [F. 5] r. Re: Israel. s. Re: Doris Keep 1984-1985. t. Re: 1971. u. Re: September 28-29. v. Re: Hughie Green. 2. Internet printouts, 8 p. [F. 6] 3. 6 newsletters, 2000-2006. 4. 15 blank postcards. 5. Newspapers, 1953. 6. 2 brochures. 7. 3 catalogs. 8. 11Pamphlets, 1972-2005. [F. 7] 9. 5 magazines, 1970-2006. [F. 8] 10. Invitations, 1975-2005. 11. Clippings, 1940-2004, n.d., approx. 100 p. [F. 9] 12. 3 booklets, 1954-2006, n.d. 13. Programs. a. 28 programs, 1921-1999. [F. 10-11] b. 15 programs, n.d. [F. 12-13] Box 134 14. 120 scores, 1916-1975. [F. 1-4] B. Professional Materials.

1. Files; includes printed materials; correspondence; financial materials; photographs.

a. “Alicia and Pat.” [F. 5]


b. “Black Nativity Corres: Accounts: etc.” [F. 6] c. “Dance Overture 2003.” d. “Darpana.” [F. 7] e. “Press etc,” sub-files include: [F. 8] i. “List.” ii. “Others.” iii. “Photos.” iv. “T.V.s and BBC.” v. “Company Ballet.” vi. “Releases.” f. “Windmill.” g. Re: i. The Day War Broke Out. [F. 9] ii. 1990s. iii. English National Ballet, 1999. iv. Opportunity Knocks, sub-files include: [F. 10] a. Untitled re: cast lists. b. “Len Marten, Case – Letters,” 1979-1980.

c. “Opportunity Knocks,” subfiles include: 1. “Press OFPK Doris Barry.” 1972-

1978. 2. “Studio etc, Y. Club, Dancing

Guildhall,” 1967-1978. [F. 11] 3. “Ballet Dourel,” 1973-1978. 4. “S/Writer,” 1973-1975. 5. “London,” 1968-1973.

d. “Theatrical File: Dubens Prod etc: General Information etc,” subfiles include: [F. 12]

1. “The Man Who Let it Rain.” 2. “MUSOV, Sign Here Please.” 3. “SDPS Ref,” re: Stanley Dubens. 4. Untitled re: Ballets by Ana Ricarda. 5. “Misc.,” re: Darpana.

e. “Opp. Knox,” includes untitled subfiles re: 1. Audition schedule. 2. Rehearsal schedule. 3. Hughie. 4. Actor list. f. “1974-1975.”

g. General Material. [F. 14] v. Miscellaneous television programs, 1938-2008.

[F. 15] 2. General materials, includes: [F. 16] a. Inventory of Markova collection, 5 p. b. Inventory of items loaned to Ricochet South. c. Miscellaneous business cards.


d. Miscellaneous notes. e. Description re: The George Balanchine Foundation. f. Press release from All England Dance re: AM. g. Press release from London’s Festival Ballet re: DB. h. Text fragment re: Friends in High Places. C. Correspondence. Box 135. 1. Files, includes printed materials. [F. 1] a. “B-day cards to Doris,” 8 ALS and 2 ANS to DB, 2006. b. “Doris,” 8 ALS from AM to DB, 1/1966-6/1966. c. “Doris Windmill,” miscellaneous TLS and ALS to DB re:

Mrs. Henderson Presents, includes newspaper clippings re: Mrs. Henderson Presents 2004-2005.

d. “X-mas Cards,” 4 ALS and 3 ANS to DB re: Christmas, 1972-2006.

e. “Sympathy cards and letters,” re: AM’s death, 17 ALS, 21 ANS, and 2 TLS to DB and AM, 2004-2005. [F. 2]

f. Re: i. Arts Educational School, 2 TLS to DB re: AM’s

death and 1 ANS re: New Year Greetings, 2004. [F. 3]

ii. Travels, 9 miscellaneous TLS, includes newspaper clippings re: QE2 ship, postcards 1976-1979.

iii. 2000’s, 6 ALS, 1 ANS ,and 1 TLS to DB and AM re: AM’s death, 2003-2004.

iv. 1986-1996, 19 ALS, 16 ANS, 3 TLS, and 1 telegraph to DB and AM. [F. 4]

2. Personal, ALS, ANS, TNS, TLS, e-mails. [F. 5] a. Regarding Alicia Markova, 1975-2004. b. 1940s. c. 1960s. d. 1970s. e. 1980s. f. 1990s. g. 2000s. h. Undated. 3. Professional, ALS, ANS, TNS, TLS, e-mails. [F. 6] a. 1950s. b. 1960s. c. 1970s. d. 1980s. e. 1990s. f. 2000s. g. Undated.


D. Manuscripts. 1. Files. a. “Windmill Scripts,” 9 TS play scripts and 3 text fragments. 2. By DB. [F. 7] a. “Revolutions in High Places,” article, TS, 2 p. 3. By others.

a. Musical Breach of Promise, TS play script, 8 p., includes holograph notes.

b. Where is She?, TS play script, 3 p. c. Farewell to Madam, eulogy re: Ninette de Valois,

9/28/2001. d. Text fragment re: Opportunity Knocks production team, 1

p. e. 9 musical scores, includes holograph notes and lyrics, n.d.

E. Financial Materials. [F. 8] 1. Files, includes printed materials, correspondence. a. “Accident File and Insurances,” includes subfile: i. “n/Insurance and BUPA.” ii. General material. b. “”Accidents: Nose Hughie Weeded, 25/4/91.” c. “Flat Insurances 2008, to be read.” [F. 9] d. “Miss Barry.” e. “Museum Bikini.” f. Re:

i. Receipts from various auctions, 1996-1998. ii. Phone and energy bills, includes subfiles: a. “For letter re: Error,” 2008. b. “Sights,” 2008-2009. c. General material. 2. General material, includes receipts, invoices, 1979-2006. F. Legal Materials. 1. General materials; includes 2 passports re: Mrs. E.M. Marks, 1938. [Env. 1]

G. Audio Materials 1. Files.

a. “Desert Island Discs. [Env. 2] i. 2 cassette tapes. ii. 2 ANS to DB, 2000-2002. 2. Cassette Tapes. [Loose] a. “Aliki Georgioli”. b. “Carousel” c. “Doris, If it Moves its Rude,” 12/26/1969. d. “Doris, Manx Radio Chat, Opp. K. audition,” 3/24/1975. e. “Doris, Songs 1977” f. “Erith, Music of Dance.” g. “Jack de Mario Interview”.


h. “L.B.C. Interview with Brian Hayes (Alicia),” 5/18/1977. i. “Look Who’s Talking (Alicia).” j. “Markova Documentary BBC 2 TV,” 6/14/1981. k. “Markova – interview, Manx Radio,” January 1975. l. “Montreese,” 2/10/1977. m. “Parkinson Special, guests from series.” n. “Roger de Corcey.” o. “Salud Amor Mallorca, Why Should I Care, Ricki Disoni.” p. “Stephen Clarke.” q. 2 untitled cassettes tapes.

H. Film and Video. 1. “Mrs Henderson Presents: Original Windmill Footage,” VHS,

includes 2 ANS to DB. 2. “German T.V., DVD, Windmill,” DVD, Hauptstadtstudio Berlin, 2 discs, 6/23/2006. I. Scrapbooks.

1. “To My Dear Little Doris from Edna Taylor,” includes pen and ink sketch; flower pressing, pocket size, 1923-1927. [F. 10]

2. Untitled re: Doris Barry and the Windmill Theater; includes photographs, newspaper clippings, magazine clippings, 1931-1939.

Box 136 3. “Cuttings from Windmill Theatre W.I.,” includes prints; newspaper clippings; magazine clippings, 1936-1940. [Loose]

4. “Revuedville Windmill Theater W.I.,” includes newspaper clippings; magazine clippings, 1932-1938.

J. Photographs. 1. Files. a. “Q.E. II,” 8 color prints. [F. 1] b. “Q.E. II World Cruise Feb. 79.” c. “Swaebe Photos—Birthday martini Terrace,” 7 contact sheets; includes correspondence. [E. 1] \ d. Re: i. Doris Barry Head Shots, 21 black and white prints. [F. 2] ii. Arena di Verona, 9 black and white prints. iii. Doris Barry postcards and professional photos; includes MS, 24 black and white prints. iv. Opportunity Knocks, 10 black and white prints.

[F. 3] v. Professional Glamour Shots, 45 black and white prints. vi. DB Professional Photos, DB on Queen Elizabeth

Ship, 6 black and white prints. [F. 4] vii. Mrs. Henderson Play, 6 black and white prints;

includes correspondence. viii. DB postcards, DB cast photos, 14 black and white

prints.


ix. DB headshots, DB professional photographs, 10 black and white prints.

x. Summertime, 34 black and white prints. xi. Professional shots re: Dancer Magazine, 3 black and

white prints; includes correspondence. xii. DB at Beach, 36 black and white prints, 2 files.

[F. 5] xiii. DB as young adult, 8 black and white prints. xiv. Youth, 10 black and white prints. xv. DB and family, 11 color prints; includes negatives. xvi. DB Performance photographs, 16 black and white

prints. [F. 6] xvii. Marks Sisters, 7 black and white prints. xviii. Event at Ballet Studio, 4 color prints. xix. AM Professional, 5 black and white prints, 1 signed

by AM, includes correspondence; 1 program. xx. AM and Mr. and Mrs. Natasha, 7 black and white

prints. [F. 7] xxi. DB and Markova Travels, 4 black and white prints. xxii. DB on yacht, 14 black and white prints. [F. 8] xxiii. Philippines, 10 black and white prints. xxiv. DB with relatives and professional photographs, 8

black and white prints. xxv. Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus, 10 black and white

prints; includes printed material. xxvi. Mrs. Henderson Presents, 2 black and white prints,

33 color prints; includes 9 notable prints re: Dame Judi Dench and DB

2. General Photographs. Box 137 a. Signed, 6 black and white prints, 1927. [Env. 1] b. re: AM, 3 black and white prints, 6 color prints, 1983-1994. [Env. 2] c. Professional Photographs, 1931-1959, 70 black and white prints, 5 color prints. [Env. 3-5]

d. Personal photographs, 1938-1965, 67 black and white prints, 14 color prints, 3 negatives; includes film fragments. [Env. 6, Artifact Box 1]

3. Photo Albums. a. Personal, 20 p., n.d. [F. 1] b. Professional, 20 p., n.d. [F. 2] c. Untitled re: travelling, Dinners, Family Events, 24 p., n.d. [Env. 7] K. Creative Writing notebook. [F. 3]



Addenda 12/7/10 Preliminary listing

Added to box 136

I. Memorabilia. A. Hermes Rocket portable typewriter, includes ribbon; carbon paper.




Added to Box 137 I. Photographs. A. “Dame Alicia Markova and David Gayle at the Yorkshire Ballet Seminar at Ilkley College,” color print, August, 1998. [F. 4] II. Printed Materials. A. General. 1. “An English Ballet,” pamphlet, n.d. 2. 2 newspaper clippings re: “An English Ballet,” and David Gayle, March 2005, August 26, 2010.