Photocopies of the James Joyce story, "The Dead" from Dubliners .
Folder of research materials, including 'James Joyce - Facsimile Documents' from the National Library of Ireland; the booklet Joyce's Dublin from the Irish Heritage Series; and a photocopy of an essay relating to "The Dead" by Bernard Benstock from a book of critical essays by Clive Hart. Photocopies of music include "The Lass of Lochroyan", probably used as a basis for "The Lass of Aughrim" in the film, "The Lowlands of Holland", "The Memory of the Dead" by John Kells Ingram; "Arrayed for the Bridal" from Bellini's Opera l'Puritani , English words by George Linley; and 'Let Me Like a Soldier Fall" from Wallace's Romantic Opera, 'Maritana' arranged by H Engelmann.
Copy of the first draft screenplay of "The Dead" by Tony Huston, based on the short-story by James Joyce.
Copy of the second draft screenplay of "The Dead" by Tony Huston, based on the short-story by James Joyce.
Heavily worked screenplay of "The Dead" by Tony Huston, with a note from John saying that he thought it was a workable version if they could work on the transitions.
Typescript copy of "Dubliners", a screenplay by Tony Huston and John Huston, based on the novella "The Dead" by James Joyce. Director's notes by John Huston at the end.
Copy of the second draft screenplay of "The Dead" by Tony Huston, based on the short-story by James Joyce.
Typescript copy of screenplay for "The Dead" by Tony Huston and John Huston.