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Archival descriptionCohen, Nathan. Catching up with fiction. Toronto Daily Star, 16 September 1968, p. 26.
Cohen, Nathan. Catching up with fiction. Toronto Daily Star, 16 September 1968, p. 26.
Singer, Samuel L. Herbert play depicts life in prison. Philadelphia Inquirer, 13 June 1968.
Singer, Samuel L. Herbert play depicts life in prison. Philadelphia Inquirer, 13 June 1968.
Incident in Rosedale : newspaper advertisement.
Incident in Rosedale : newspaper advertisement.
Connolly, L.W. The abolition of theatre censorship in Great Britain : the Theatres Act of 1968. Queen's Quarterly 75, no. 4 (Winter 1968): [569]-583.
Connolly, L.W. The abolition of theatre censorship in Great Britain : the Theatres Act of 1968. Queen's Quarterly 75, no. 4 (Winter 1968): [569]-583.
Daly, Margaret. How a born Canadian loser wrote the biggest little hit off Broadway. Star Weekly Magazine, 9 March 1968, p. 8-12.
Daly, Margaret. How a born Canadian loser wrote the biggest little hit off Broadway. Star Weekly Magazine, 9 March 1968, p. 8-12.
Rubin, Don. Garret Theatre's trio of plays makes for an interesting evening. Toronto Daily Star, 8 November 1968, p. 28.
Rubin, Don. Garret Theatre's trio of plays makes for an interesting evening. Toronto Daily Star, 8 November 1968, p. 28.
Cobb, David. You think it's easy to produce a play... Toronto Telegram, 6 January 1968, p. 25-26.
Cobb, David. You think it's easy to produce a play... Toronto Telegram, 6 January 1968, p. 25-26.
Cohen, Nathan. The collection bag. Toronto Daily Star, 25 November 1968.
Cohen, Nathan. The collection bag. Toronto Daily Star, 25 November 1968.
Fulford, Robert. What did Smitty learn in that prison cell? Toronto Star, 13 February 1968, p. 20.
Fulford, Robert. What did Smitty learn in that prison cell? Toronto Star, 13 February 1968, p. 20.
Fortune and men's eyes, Acadia University production at the Dominion Drama Festival, Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
Fortune and men's eyes, Acadia University production at the Dominion Drama Festival, Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
Garret Theatre : advertisement, 1968.
Garret Theatre : advertisement, 1968.
Schwerin, Jules.
Schwerin, Jules.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Children of the wind.
Children of the wind.
Correspondence : H.
Correspondence : H.
He can't see his own play. Toronto Star, 4 October 1967, p. 25.
He can't see his own play. Toronto Star, 4 October 1967, p. 25.
Fox, Sylvan. 2 Ex-convicts, onstage, tell of 'living hell'. New York Times, 14 July 1967.
Fox, Sylvan. 2 Ex-convicts, onstage, tell of 'living hell'. New York Times, 14 July 1967.
Lilly, Doris. Party Line. New York Post, June 1967.
Lilly, Doris. Party Line. New York Post, June 1967.
Watts, Richard Jr. Random notes. Newsday, 13 June 1967, p. 30.
Watts, Richard Jr. Random notes. Newsday, 13 June 1967, p. 30.
Fortune and men’s eyes : advertisements for Actors Playhouse production in New York.
Fortune and men’s eyes : advertisements for Actors Playhouse production in New York.
Correspondence : O.
Correspondence : O.
Evans, Ron. This Fortune is a play without pity. Toronto Telegram, 20 October 1967.
Evans, Ron. This Fortune is a play without pity. Toronto Telegram, 20 October 1967.
Publicity and Advertising
Publicity and Advertising
On the authenticity of my play's subject.
On the authenticity of my play's subject.
Correspondence : N.
Correspondence : N.
Correspondence : N.
Correspondence : N.
About John Herbert
About John Herbert
Author of hit play is barred from U.S. New York Times, 6 October 1967, p. C28.
Author of hit play is barred from U.S. New York Times, 6 October 1967, p. C28.
Manatis, Janet. All who know Jack Brundage raise your hands. Toronto Life 1, no. 9 (July 1967): 12, ill.
Manatis, Janet. All who know Jack Brundage raise your hands. Toronto Life 1, no. 9 (July 1967): 12, ill.
Manatis, Janet. Strange tales of censorship in Ontario. Toronto Life 1, no. 11 (September 1967): 12-14.
Manatis, Janet. Strange tales of censorship in Ontario. Toronto Life 1, no. 11 (September 1967): 12-14.
Reviews and Notices : Fortune and Men's Eyes
Reviews and Notices : Fortune and Men's Eyes
The struggle to become a playwright in Canada.
The struggle to become a playwright in Canada.
On the desire of a prisoner to have his own identity.
On the desire of a prisoner to have his own identity.
Smith, Michael. Theatre Review. Village Voice, 2 March 1967, p. 21, 24.
Smith, Michael. Theatre Review. Village Voice, 2 March 1967, p. 21, 24.
Whittaker, Herbert. Toronto's Jack Brundage has a winner. Globe and Mail, 7 March 1967.
Whittaker, Herbert. Toronto's Jack Brundage has a winner. Globe and Mail, 7 March 1967.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Not your humble servant, Sir!.
Not your humble servant, Sir!.
Fortune and men’s eyes, The Little Room, New York.
Fortune and men’s eyes, The Little Room, New York.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Correspondence : R.
Correspondence : R.
Fortune and men's eyes, workshop production at the Little Room, New York.
Fortune and men's eyes, workshop production at the Little Room, New York.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Close friends.
Close friends.
Men's room.
Men's room.
The good city.
The good city.
Africa, 1965.
Africa, 1965.
Fortune and men’s eyes : draft script.
Fortune and men’s eyes : draft script.
Across the offering shore, 1965.
Across the offering shore, 1965.
Fortune and men’s eyes : rehearsal notes.
Fortune and men’s eyes : rehearsal notes.
Nightfall, 1965.
Nightfall, 1965.
The maids : photograph by Gordon Macdonald.
The maids : photograph by Gordon Macdonald.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Queenie's job.
Queenie's job.
The executive dining room.
The executive dining room.
Dreamer, 1965.
Dreamer, 1965.
Fortune and men’s eyes : draft script.
Fortune and men’s eyes : draft script.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
How old is Yonge Street?, 1964.
How old is Yonge Street?, 1964.
Liar with lyre, 1964.
Liar with lyre, 1964.
Surprise, 1964.
Surprise, 1964.
Lovelost at dawn.
Lovelost at dawn.
Slaves and masters.
Slaves and masters.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Birth of the sun, 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Birth of the sun, 1964; Eyes, 1964.
The echo, 1964.
The echo, 1964.
The Ladies Home Journal goes to sea, 1964.
The Ladies Home Journal goes to sea, 1964.
Lights, 1964.
Lights, 1964.
Artwork, Cartoons, Comics
Artwork, Cartoons, Comics
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
The bitter truth, 1964.
The bitter truth, 1964.
First song, 1964.
First song, 1964.
Posters and Advertising
Posters and Advertising
The lady of the Camellias : circular, poster.
The lady of the Camellias : circular, poster.
Garret Theatre : first sign.
Garret Theatre : first sign.
Plays
Plays
The acting teacher.
The acting teacher.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Fortune and men's eyes.
Review (unpublished) of London Little Theatre's production of Pirandello's "As you desire me".
Review (unpublished) of London Little Theatre's production of Pirandello's "As you desire me".
Winds and breezes; 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Winds and breezes; 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Correspondence : C.
Correspondence : C.
World of Woyzeck by George Buchner, adapted by John Herbert, produced at the Garret Theatre, Toronto, 1964.
World of Woyzeck by George Buchner, adapted by John Herbert, produced at the Garret Theatre, Toronto, 1964.
The lady of the Camellias : Nana Brundage as Marguerite Gauthier, photographed by John Herbert.
The lady of the Camellias : Nana Brundage as Marguerite Gauthier, photographed by John Herbert.
Garret Theatre
Garret Theatre
The lady of the camellias : costume and set designs.
The lady of the camellias : costume and set designs.
Helen MacArthur : oil portrait photograph.
Helen MacArthur : oil portrait photograph.
Rain, 1963.
Rain, 1963.
Private club and A Household god, two one-act plays by the New Venture Players, Newmarket Play Festival, 1963.
Private club and A Household god, two one-act plays by the New Venture Players, Newmarket Play Festival, 1963.
Lady of the Camellias.
Lady of the Camellias.
The world of Woyzeck.
The world of Woyzeck.
My last pimp.
My last pimp.
Programs : Plays by John Herbert
Programs : Plays by John Herbert
Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie, Adventure Theatre Company at Centre Stage, Toronto, 1962.
Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie, Adventure Theatre Company at Centre Stage, Toronto, 1962.
Dear Brutus : photographs by Gordon Macdonald.
Dear Brutus : photographs by Gordon Macdonald.
Night and the city, 1962.
Night and the city, 1962.
Private club and A Household god, two one-act plays by the New Venture Players, Bohemian embassy Coffee House, Toronto, 1962.
Private club and A Household god, two one-act plays by the New Venture Players, Bohemian embassy Coffee House, Toronto, 1962.
The chalk garden : photographs by Gordon Macdonald.
The chalk garden : photographs by Gordon Macdonald.
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