- SCA92-GA305-1.4-62
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- 1992
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contain a one leaf manuscript of the poem "They two" written by John Herbert in 1992.
Herbert, John
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Part of John Herbert fonds
File contain a one leaf manuscript of the poem "They two" written by John Herbert in 1992.
Herbert, John
Thirty years ago tomorrow, 1959.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p., four drafts (originals and holograph copy; photocopy of the latter).
Herbert, John
Time listings. Time, (August 1970): 1.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains announcement of production of "Fortune and men's eyes" in Hampton, N.Y.
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 41 p. (original and photocopy).
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p., two drafts (originals, holograph copy).
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p.(original and holograph copy).
Herbert, John
Toronto Star, April 18, 1996 : Scapegoating the vulnerable.
Part of John Herbert fonds
A clipping of a column in the Toronto Star newspaper from April 18, 1996.
Herbert, John
Toronto Star, April 6, 1989 : Tories will render jobless homeless.
Part of John Herbert fonds
A clipping from the Toronto Star newspaper from April 6, 1989, of an article titled "Tories will render jobless homeless".
Herbert, John
Toronto Star, Sept. 29, 1994 : Take heart, feel good, Stratford.
Part of John Herbert fonds
A clipping from the Toronto Star newspaper from September 29, 1994, of an article titled
Herbert, John
Toronto the good-for what?, 1978.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript photocopy, 2 p.
Herbert, John
Toronto writer runs a workshop in the Bahamas.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains one clipping about a writers' workshop, with mention of John Herbert's participation. The clipping is from the Toronto Daily Star newspaper, dated Dec. 12, 1970, on page 44. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: D24. Writers' workshop in the Bahamas - 1970. Island of Eleuthera. Enclosed: Newspaper column, Toronto Daily Star, Dec. 12, 1970 (by Gerry Hall)."
Herbert, John
Turcott, Iris, Canadian Stage Company.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains correspondence from Iris Turcott, The Canadian Stage Company, May 26, 1997 to John Herbert, regarding his play “The biographers. Includes author’s note on the envelope: “Box D: John Herbert archives: D2: a letter from The Canadian Stage Company, Iris Turcott, Dramaturge, re. ‘The Biographers’, a 3 act play by J.H. Date: May 28, 1997. Enclosed: one page.”
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains a one leaf manuscript of the poem "Twilight of the swan" written by John Herbert in 1994. There are also two drafts of the poem.
Herbert, John
Veilleux, Michele. Play comments on prison life. Winnipeg Free Press, 29 January 1969.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains review (photocopy only) of "Fortune and men's eyes."
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 12 p. (original and photocopy).
Herbert, John
Wagner, Anton. Some angry summer songs [review]. Body Politic (July-Aug. 1977): 22.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains contains a review of John Herbert's book Some angry summer songs, published by Talonbooks in 1976. Appended to the review is a commentary by Ed Jackson, the review editor. Also includes Anton Wagner's rebuttal to this commentary and a further comment by Ed Jackson, in Body Politic (October 1977): 2. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box E: John Herbert archives, Porter Library, University of Waterloo, Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box E: John Herbert archives, Porter Library, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario. E9: Two copies of Body Politic, Toronto's first Gay newspaper, both dealing with the writing of John Herbert as playwright. E9a: A review of 'Some Angry Summer Songs', published by Talonbooks, a collection of four one-act plays by John Herbert, reviewed by Anton Wagner with an editorial comment contradicting Wagner's opinions, written by Ed Jackson. July/August, 1977. E9b: A letter from Anton Wagner on the subject of Ed Jackson's cuts to A.W.'s original review and E.J.'s dissenting comments, following the review. Ed Jackson again adds a note at end of E.W.'s letter. October, 1977. Note: Ed Jackson, review editor for Body Politic (Toronto's first gay newspaper) in the nineteen-seventies (and after) was one of many homosexual men of that era (and this one, the year 2000) that was made uncomfortable by openly feminine gay men like John Herbert and ready at all times to disapprove of everything created by effeminate homosexuals. This contingent of 'masculine-males-only' gay men are rather like misogynistic heterosexual men who insist on being superior to women in all things. These 'Gays' particularly dislike 'drag Queens' (transvestites, cross-dressers and female impersonators). The editorial staff on the second gay newspaper, Xtra, carries on this 'masculine gays are superior' attitude and the gay men involved are not too different from 'closet Queers' who want acceptance by straight society. Anton Wagner was and is a much more cosmopolitan and intelligently tolerant Gay man, a writer and film-maker who has become an impressive historian of wordly [sic] vision. J.H. (Sept. 2000).
Herbert, John
Wagner, Anton. The wonderful whores. Body Politic (March 1978): 14.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains review (photocopy only) of "The wonderful whores."
Herbert, John
Waiters to members, the Carlton Club.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains one set of Valentine's day poems written by John Herbert in 1953 for a Carlton Club Valentine's day event, 2 leaves (original) of a manuscript. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: John Herbert archives at Porter Library, Univ. of Waterloo. Original drafts. D23: 2 Valentine poems of light verse for table favours (printed later) at Carlton Club party in February, 1953. Note: J.H. worked as a full-time waiter at the Carlton Badminton and Squash Club on Hayden St. (at Church St.) in Toronto, 1952 and 1953 (until leaving in '53 to join a travelling show 'Paris After Midnight' as a dancer). Ivan Peterson, Carlton's manager, a man from Denmark, discovered Herbert's artistic bent (drawing and writing) and paid J.H. extra to decorate dances at the Carlton Club and to arrange entertainment for the club's parties."
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contain a one leaf manuscript of the poem "Waiting" written by John Herbert in 1992.
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains article with mention of John Herbert and "Fortune and men's eyes." Includes author's note on the envelope: "D Box: John Herbert archives. D4: Pride Day 2000. Enclosed: 3 articles: 1. A J.H. Letter to Eye Weekly re. Sky Gilbert - June 22, 2000 - page 7. 2. An article by Susan Walker in the Toronto Star re. gay writers in Canadian theatre, June 24, 2000 - page H13. 3. A profile on John Herbert and his influence on a new generation of gay writers - The Toronto Star Susan Walker - June 25, 2000 - page D4."
Herbert, John
Walker, Susan. The man who dared write of forbidden love. Toronto Star, June 25, 2000, p. D4, port.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains newspaper interview with John Herbert. Includes author's note on the envelope: "D Box: John Herbert archives. D4: Pride Day 2000. Enclosed: 3 articles: 1. A J.H. Letter to Eye Weekly re. Sky Gilbert - June 22, 2000 - page 7. 2. An article by Susan Walker in the Toronto Star re. gay writers in Canadian theatre, June 24, 2000 - page H13. 3. A profile on John Herbert and his influence on a new generation of gay writers - The Toronto Star Susan Walker - June 25, 2000 - page D4."
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p. (holograph copy; photocopy of the latter).
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains a one leaf manuscript of the poem "War" written by John Herbert in 1998.
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 2 p. (original and holograph copy).
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains one spiral-bound manuscript, 26 leaves (photocopy), of an essay titled "Warriors are dogs" written by John Herbert in 1999. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box C: John Herbert archives. C11: a 2500 word essay. Warriors Are Dogs by John Herbert. Note: J.H. wrote this piece after hearing statistics revealing that more civilians, including women and children, are killed during wars than there are soldiers killed in battle. Enclosed: 1 bound copy of 26 pages."
Herbert, John
Washington Post : letter to the editor, March 25, 1986.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains contains manuscript 8 leaves (photocopy) of a letter from John Herbert on the subject of Ronald Reagan's foreign policies. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: John Herbert archives. D21: Letter to the Editor: The Washington Post, U.S.A., sent by John Herbert: on the subject of President Ronald Reagan's handling of U.S.A. relationships with American neighbours, north and south - March 25, 1986: photocopy of the 8 handwritten pages."
Herbert, John
Watching; Sunday; All you hangmen; Job; Patrons of war.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p. (original) consisting of five undated poems on the recto of a single sheet, described by John Herbert as a copy made for a reading.
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript "second or third draft," 1 p. (original and holograph copy; photocopy of the latter).
Herbert, John
Watts, Richard Jr. Random notes. Newsday, 13 June 1967, p. 30.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains column : review (photocopy only) of "Fortune and men's eyes."
Herbert, John
Weaver, Neal. Fortune and men's eyes. After Dark 11, no. 8 (December 1969): 65.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains review of the Sal Mineo production of "Fortune and men's eyes."
Herbert, John
What has any of this to do with the price of eggs.
Part of John Herbert fonds
Manuscript of an article published in Onion (Jan. 1978): 10. Features reviews of two plays: The Club performed at Toronto Workshop Productions and Ken Gass' Winter Offensive at Factory Theatre Lab.
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains review of "Born of Medusa's blood."
Herbert, John
Whittaker, Herbert. Toronto's Jack Brundage has a winner. Globe and Mail, 7 March 1967.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains review (photocopy only) of "Fortune and men's eyes."
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p. (original and handwritten copy by John Herbert).
Herbert, John
Winds and breezes; 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains manuscript 1 p, containing drafts of two poems (originals; holograph copy of "Winds and breezes"; photocopy of same.)
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains draft pages for an "unfinished novel" manuscript, ca. 10 leaves (original).
Herbert, John
World of Woyzeck : advertisment designs.
Part of John Herbert fonds
Herbert, John
World of Woyzeck : costume and set designs.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains clipping from the Toronto Star, advertising "World of Woyzeck" at the Garret Theatre. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box B, set and costume designs, B3b. Title: World of Woyzeck: a play in two acts by John Herbert, adapted from Georg Büchner's unfinished play 'Woyzeck'. Enclosed: set, costume and prop designs for Garret Theatre. No. of drawings: 5 (water colour and pen) (the originals) Plus: 1 copy of original newspaper advertisement for the production and 1 photocopy of ad. Production ran from May to October, 1969."
Herbert, John
World of Woyzeck : costume and set designs.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains five pen and watercolour drawings of sets, costumes, and characters for "World of Woyzeck" adapted by John Herbert. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box B, set and costume designs, B3b. Title: World of Woyzeck: a play in two acts by John Herbert, adapted from Georg Büchner's unfinished play 'Woyzeck'. Enclosed: set, costume and prop designs for Garret Theatre. No. of drawings: 5 (water colour and pen) (the originals) Plus: 1 copy of original newspaper advertisement for the production and 1 photocopy of ad. Production ran from May to October, 1969."
Herbert, John
Part of John Herbert fonds
Herbert, John
Writing for ourselves and to each other.
Part of John Herbert fonds
Manuscript (carbon) of "Writing for Ourselvs and to Each Other" published in "first issue of Intrinsic, a Canadian poetry quarterly (editor Michael Zizis) Autumn, 1977."
Herbert, John
Writing for ourselves and to each other. Intrinsic, no. 1 (Summer 1977): 26-28.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File cotains a bi-monthly literary publication, Summer 1977: Special Women's Issue, which includes an essay by John Herbert on pages 26, 27, 28. The essay is titled "Writing For Ourselves and To Each Other". Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: John Herbert archives. D9: Intrinsic, bi-monthly literary publication: Issue #1, Summer 1977: Special Women's Issue, which includes an essay by John Herbert: pages 26, 27, 28. Title: Writing For Ourselves and To Each Other. Note: a copy of the original draft is listed and included in the UW Bibliography, UW Library, compiled by Susan Bellingham, (page 8, Essays.) - 1984."
Herbert, John
Writing in the sand : chapter.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains contains one draft chapter, manuscript 12 leaves (original) with corrections, for John Herbert's autobiography. This chapter has title: "Reflections on ingratitude." Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: John Herbert archives. D14: Chapter for memoir: 'Writing in the sand': Chapter Title: 'Reflections on Ingratitude' original manuscript, 12 pages on foolscap size. Note: This chapter recounts meetings with Noel Coward and Tennessee Williams in New York in 1967. Date: of writing (J.H.) 1993."
Herbert, John
Writing in the sand : material for a memoir by John Herbert.
Part of John Herbert fonds
File contains contains one spiral-bound manuscript 46 leaves (photocopy) of two draft chapters of material for John Herbert's autobiography. Includes author's note on the envelope: "Box D: additional items for the John Herbert archives, Porter Library, the University of Waterloo, Ontario. D12: Writing in the Sand: an autobiography by John Herbert. Enclosed: two chapters of the memoir, related to early gay life in Toronto: I. The Gay Village is 50 Years Old - 32 pages: 1995. II. Hallowe'en Night and Gay Bars - 14 pages: 1995. Manuscript (bound) of 46 pages. Note: This writing was read by John Herbert at Tallulah's Cabaret, Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, in October of 1995, as part of a benefit program for the Lesbian and Gay Archives."
Herbert, John
Yes, Virginia, there is a Disneyland in Canada, or, How I came to be a guest at Banff Center.
Part of John Herbert fonds
Unpublished manuscript regarding Herbert's 1974 visit to the Banff Centre to watch the outcome of "six weeks work on several plays by their guest authors and a company of equity actors."
Herbert, John