Inside note 'Play opened Februaryġ949.' This copy bears many penciled actor's notes for the character Willie. Green paper covers with name 'Lipson,' for Paul Lipson, who played Willie Loman. New York: Hart Stenograph Bureau, 'Copyright by the author, September 1948/Property of Bloomgarden & Fried, 1545 Broadway, 'Property of Bloomgarden and Fried… New York, NY.' This copy bears many textual differences from both the published versionĪnd the copy listed above. | and | WALTER FRIED' gold stamped on the front cover. Typescript copy in red leather binding with 'DEATH OF A SALESMAN | ARTHUR MILLER | | PRODUCED BY | KERMIT BLOOMGARDEN This copy bears many textual differences from The detached red paperīinding bears the address sticker of Hart Stenographic Bureau, New York City.

1948.' Typescript copy, signed by Miller on the title page. New York: Hart Stenographic Bureau, 'Sept. Dates provided during processing appear in square The most well-represented work in the series is Death of a Salesman : included are theater programs from the original production, financial documents related to production agreements and investmentĭividends, and promotional materials for both film and stage productions. Well as original cast phonographic recordings of After the Fall, Incident at Vichy, and an operatic treatment of The Crucible. The series also contains a number of promotional posters and theater programs, as Additionally, a revised film script for Let's Make Love (1959) and the screenplay and dialogue continuity for The Misfits (1960-1961) are included in the series. Several of the scripts once belonged to cast members of Miller's plays and bear the annotations and stageĭirections of Rose Arrick ( After the Fall, 1984), Stanley Beck ( After the Fall, 1964), Len Cariou ( Up from Paradise ), Paul Lipson ( Death of a Salesman ), and Esther Person ( An Enemy of the People ). Included are original play scripts for some of Miller's most well-known works, such as After the Fall (1967, two copies), The Creation of the World and Other Business (1972, three copies), Death of a Salesman (1949, three copies), The Price (1968, two copies), and Up from Paradise (1978, two copies).

The series includes a broad representation of twenty-one of Miller's plays, beginning with All My Sons (1947) and running through Mr. is organized alphabetically according to the title of Miller's dramatic works and comprises the majority of theĬollection.

Death of a salesman audio and script