Box 5

Agents, bookings, contracts, theatres, routes

Receipt to McIntyre and Heath for program contract in “Hello, Alexander.” 1 p.

Cash statements of earnings for “Hello, Alexander.” 3 pps.

Proposal for summer appearance, more profitable winter show. TLS. 1p.

Contract for seasons of 1921, 1922, or 1923. 2 copies, one signed by Albee and the other by McIntyre. 2 pp.

Contract for 35 weeks of “Red Pepper” company. Carbon. 3 pp. Unsigned.

Contract for “theatrical year,” Sept. 18, 1922-June 3, 1923. Contract signed by J.J. Shubert and James McIntyre and Thomas K. Heath. TLS. Carbon. 1 p.

Visit of McIntyre and Heath. Letter with clipping. TLS. 1 p.

Text re: Heath's telegram to Shubert Theatrical saying he was unable to continue acting as his voice had gone, was ill and under doctor's orders. TLS. 1 p.

Statement of profit for week of Feb. 17, 1923. TLS. 1 p.

Agreement to McIntyre's telegram stating his intent to assume show's losses for “Red Pepper” while playing without Heath. TL. 1 p.

Employment contract terms in “Red Pepper” Co. ALS, pen. 1 p.

Receipt of a payment for losses of “Red Pepper” Co. ALS. 1 p.

Contracts needing signature. TLS. 1 p.

Copy of agreement for representation to negotiate sale of life story of McIntyre and Heath to newspaper and magazines. TLS. 2 pp.

Remembrance of team's success, now in their 50th year. Also reminiscences of other actors. ALS. 4 leaves, (4 pp.).

Contract copies, 12, signed for ten weeks, March 1 through May 18, 1925. 13 pp.

Acknowledgement of payment for life membership. TLS. 1 p.

Lunch invitation from fan of 50 years. TLS. 1p.

Affectionate memories of the old days and the team's performances. N.B. Credits Ben Harvey as creator of ragtime. ALS. 3 leaves (3 pp.)