Scope and Contents Typescripts of exerpts of writings on Max Reinhardt and his theater from published sources, wide range of dates. Also includes one page of handwritten notes. Authors represented include Alma Mahler-Werfel, Robert Musil, Carl Niessen, Helene Nostitz, Alfred Polgar, Emil Jannings, Siegfried Loewy, Siegfried Melchinger, Eduard Castle, Monty Jacobs, Jacobsohn, Alfred Kerr, Josef Kaut, Friedrich Kayssler, Oskar Koplowitz, Werner Krauss, Anton Kuh, Artur Kutscher, Friedrich von der Leyen,...

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Typescripts of articles and eleven pages of photocopies of articles from published sources. Articles date 1921-1926. Main Author represented is Siegfried Jacobsohn. Also includes pieces by Marcellus Schiffer, Arthur Eloesser, Alfred Polgar, etc. Includes typed remarks by Gottfried Reinhardt on Jacobsohn's writings.

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Typescripts of articles and pieces from published sources. Articles date roughly 1912-1922. Main Author represented is Siegfried Jacobsohn. Also includes pieces by Peter Panter, Julius Bab, Arno Holz, Stefan Grossmann, Herbert Ihering, Alfred Polgar, Peter Altenberg, Max Epstein, Kurt Tucholsky, etc.

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Typescripts of articles and pieces from published sources. Articles date roughly 1906-1912. Main Author represented is Siegfried Jacobsohn. Also includes pieces by Gerhard Kornfeld, Theodo Lessing, Felix Adler, Heinz Herald, Alfons Fedor Cohn, Karl Adler, Peter Altenberg, Herbert Ihering, Alfred Walter-Horst, Eugen Mohacsi, Alfred Polgar, Lion Feuchtwanger, Stefan Grossmann, Julius Bab, Harry Kahn, Felix Salten, Georg Harmann, etc.

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Ninety-three (93) pages of Hans Conrad Fischer's dissertation "Die Idee der Salzburger Festspiele und ihre Verwirklichung." (University of Munich, 1954) Please note that without original dissertation in hand, it is not certain if this is entire dissertation or only partial.

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Two (2) typed (possibly copies) letters to a French playwright and screenwriter Marcel Achard from Gottfried Reinhard, September 29, 1971 and November 17, 1971, unsigned.

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Three typed letters (most probably copies) : One (1) from George Balanchine, a Georgian-American ballet choreographer, to Gottfried Reinhardt, dated March 23, 1972; Two (2) to Balanchine from Gottfried, dated February 28, 1972 (2 copies of this letter) and May 5, 1972. All letters are unsigned.

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Multiple pieces of correspondence between Al Brooks (from the Department of Theaer at the State University of NY at Binghamton) and others, mainly Gottfried Reinhardt. Some originals, some copies, some signed, some unsigned.

Scope and Contents Typed letters (original and copies) to/from : Walter Scheel, Leopold Gratz (Bundesministerium für Unterricht), Joachim Hallier (Bundesministerium des Auswärtigen), Hans-Dieter Genscher (Bundesministerium des Innern), Klaus Gysi (Kulturministerium), Alexander Abusch (Ministerrat der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik), unidentified (Bundesminister für Unterricht und Kunst), Dr. Kinkel (Bundesministerium des Innern), Hans Temnitschka (Bundesminister für Unterricht und Kunst), Fred Sinowatz and...

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Three (3) typed letters (most probably copies) to Dorothy Buffum Chandler (wife of Norman Chandler, publisher of the Los Angeles Times) from Gottfried. Dorthy Buffum Chandler was a Los Angeles cultural leader and is perhaps best known for her efforts on behalf of the performing arts. Letters are dated February 16, 1972, June 10, 1972 (2 copies) and August 5, 1972, all are unsigned.