Series XII: Printed Materials
Scope and Contents note
Series XII contains a wide variety of materials, including theater programs, posters, proofs (galleys and page), magazines, newspaper clippings, brochures, pamphlets, and maps.
Subseries A: Proofs of Elizabeth Robins' Literary Productions
Scope and Contents note
Subseries A consists of annotated page proofs and galleys of many of Robins' works. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title.
Ancilla's Share, marked proof (Chapters 1-14)
Ancilla's Share, marked proof (Chapters 15-30)
Bolt Seventeen (1919), n.d.
Bolt Seventeen (Fortnightly, January 1920), 1920, inclusive
Come and Find Me, page proofs (1907), 1907, inclusive
Scope and Content
Came and Find Me, galleys (1907)--see Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 6.
Elizabeth Robins on Sir Herbert Austin (1933), 1933, inclusive
Ibsen and the Actress, page proofs (1928), 1928, inclusive
The Main Peace Asset
Scope and Content
See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
Mills of the Gods, page proofs, 1939, inclusive
Pleasure Mining, page proofs, 1927, inclusive
Theatre and Friendship, page proofs (1932), 1932, inclusive
Scope and Content
Theatre and Friendship, galleys--see Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 7.
Theatre and Friendship, page proofs
Time is Whispering, page proofs, (pages 1-176)
Time is Whispering, page proofs, (pages 177-320)
Scope and Content
Time is Whispering, galleys--see also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 8.
Where are You Going To?, page proofs (1912)
Why?, page proofs (1910), 1912, inclusive
Woman Comes of Age
Scope and Content
See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
The Woman Juror (to the editor of The Morning Post)
Scope and Content
See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
Woman's Secret, page proofs
Subseries B: Publications by Elizabeth Robins
Scope and Contents note
Subseries B consists primarily of short stories and articles. These publications are arranged alphabetically by title.
Below the Salt (The New Review, No. 86, July 1896, pp. 1 -17), 1896, inclusive
Confessions of a Cruel Mistress (Chapman's Magazine of Fiction, No. 4, Vol. 1, August 1895, pp. 361-379), 1895, inclusive
Dr. Flora Murray, Reminiscences Of Her War Work (The Observer, August 5, 1923), 1923, inclusive
Gustus Frederick (The New Review, No. 70, March 1895, pp 270 - 281), 1895, inclusive
Ibsen and the Actress (London: Hogarth Press, 1928), 1928, inclusive
Letter to the editor of "The Times." Reprinted as broadside by Ministry of Health, Women's Consultative Council, March 20.
Lost and Found, A Story (Harpers Magazine, September 1915, pp 500 - 511), 1915, inclusive
A Lucky Sixpence (The New Review, January 1894, pp 105 -126), 1894, inclusive
My Little Sister (McClure's Magazine, December 1912, pp 121- 145), 1912, inclusive
Some Personal Opinions On the National Theatre. Miss Elizabeth Robins (Drama, December 1929, p. 41), 1929, inclusive
Stretcher-Bearing for Women (The Daily Mall, August 18, 1915), 1915, inclusive
What Can I Do? : The Lady Chichester Hospital for Women and Children
Woman's Place in the New Order. Purpose of Militancy (to the editor of the Times, printed May 4, 1921), 1921, inclusive
Woman's War; a Defense of Militant Suffrage (McClure's Magazine, March 1913, pp 41 - 52), 1913, inclusive
Women Doctors. Lord Knutsford's Charge (Sunday Times, March 12, 1922), 1922, inclusive
Subseries C: Theatre
Scope and Contents note
Subseries C includes playbills and announcements of performances, material on the New Century Theatre and publications, i.e. plays, reviews and articles. Theatrical posters have been moved to Mapcase 2.A. Playbills and announcements of Elizabeth Robins' performances are arranged alphabetically by the name of the play. There are also playbills and announcements from other performances, many with annotations that show Elizabeth Robins attended them. They are arranged alphabetically by name of play, or by name of theater if no single play is prominently mentioned. Dates of the performances are indicated infrequently. The publications consist of published plays, arranged alphabetically by title, and articles.
Publications - plays: Broken Hearts to London Assurance
Publications - plays: Mariana to Proof
Publications - plays: The Ticket-Of-Leave Man to Who's To Win Him
Publications - reviews and articles
Publications - reviews and articles
Subseries D: Literary and Political Publications
Scope and Contents note
Subseries D contains an assortment of publications and a collection of book jackets. The pamphlets and articles written by a variety of authors include reviews of some of Elizabeth Robins' publications. In addition, Robins gathered a collection of articles on race relations in America, including several brochures on the Tuskegee Institute. There are several issues of Votes for Women, the Women's Social and Political Union newspaper; Equal Rights, the National Woman's Party's paper; and a run of the Woman's Journal from 1909-1910.
Publications re: American blacks
Publications re: American blacks
Tuskegee Institute, Catalogues and Brochures 1895-1904, 1895 -1904, inclusive
Tuskegee Institute, Catalogues and Brochures 1906-1907, 1906 -1907, inclusive
Publications by others
Scope and Content
See also Oversize Material, Box 273, Folder 4 for The Woman's Journal.
Publications by others
Publications by others
Publications by others
Publications by others (Women and the Women's Movement)
Book Jackets
Subseries E: Political, Cultural and Social Events
Scope and Contents note
Subseries E consists of calling cards, broadsides and programs from Elizabeth Robins' speaking engagements, and additional programs and broadsides.
Broadsides and programs of Elizabeth Robins' appearances
Calling cards
Invitations
Invitations
Programs: Literary
Programs: Women Institutes
Programs: Panhurst Statue
Programs: United States
Programs: Miscellaneous
Programs:Theatrical
Broadsides
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (publications and clippings)
Subseries F: Backsettown
Scope and Contents note
Subseries F contains pamphlets and programs that describe Robins' Sussex home after it was converted into a rest place for women. Some are illustrated with pictures of the grounds.
Backsettown--programs and descriptions
Subseries G: Putnam Female Seminary
Scope and Contents note
Subseries G includes descriptions of this boarding school attended by Elizabeth Robins and programs from performances she participated in there.
Putnam Female Seminary
Subseries H: Alaska
Scope and Contents note
Subseries H includes ten maps and three folders of publications (several from the U.S. Geological Survey) on Alaska.
Publications
Publications
Publications
General note
Maps--see Oversize Materials, Map Drawer 2.A
Subseries I: Pictures
Pictures
Scope and Content
See also Oversize Material, Box 273, Folder 6.
Subseries J: Maps
Scope and Contents note
Subseries J contains a variety of charts and maps documenting the settlement of the Robins family in Covington, KY and the Ohio River area.
See Mapcase - Series IV, Subseries D and Mapcase - Series XII: Subseries J
Subseries K: Newspaper Clippings
Scope and Contents note
Series K is made up of four boxes of unsorted newspaper clippings.
Unsorted clippings
Unsorted clippings
Unsorted clippings
Unsorted clippings
Subseries L: Books from Elizabeth Robins' Library
Creighton, Louise. Dorothy Grey (1907), 1907, inclusive
Ibsen, Henrik. The Master Builder, 1892, inclusive
General note
Translated by Edmund Gosse and William Archer, 1892. ER's personal copy.
Ibsen, Henrik. The Master Builder, 1892, inclusive
General note
Translated by Edmund Gosse and William Archer, 1892. ER's personal copy.
Parish, W.D. Domesday Book in Relation to the Counts of Sussex (1886), 1886, inclusive
The Proverbs (New York: American Bible Society, 1867), 1867, inclusive
Russel, Sidney. Poems (1859), 1859, inclusive
General note
A.k.a. Sarah Elizabeth Robins.
Shakespeare, William. Twelfth Night, 1886, inclusive
General note
Arranged by A. Bourchier, W.L. Courtney, 1886.
Wallace, William. The Divine Surrender: A Mystery Play (London, 1895), 1895, inclusive
General note
A presentation copy.
