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First-Day covers from India
UGA T/T13/A/1/6/9/380 · Item · 1969
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First-Day covers from India, with accompanying letter dated 28 December 1969 addressed to Arthur and Laurie Shields from Serge of De Nobili School, F.R.I. Post Office, Dist. Dhanbad

UGA T/T13/A/1/6/10/381 · Item · [193-]
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Arthur Shields' business cards, cards simply carry Shields' name and 'Abbey Theatre', 'Dublin', contained in envelope from the Hotel Westminster, Copley Square Boston

UGA T/T13/A/1/6/11/386 · Item · 28/01/1945
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Biographical questionnaire issued by Warner Brothers, filled in by Arthur Shields. Shields responses to questions were to be used as a source for Fan Magazines and Newspaper stories. As well as biographical details the questionnaire includes questions such as 'Name your first play', Shields response ' "The Lord Mayor" by Edward McNulty" ' and 'List five of your favorite books and authors' to which Shields responded ' "The Bible", "Shakespeare", "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy; "Ulysses" by James Joyce.'

UGA T/T13/A/1/6/11/387 · Item · 07/1950
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Typescript of an article by A.J. Leventhal beginning 'At the request of my friends, Arthur Shields and Michael MacLiammoir [Micheál Mac Liammóir], I wrote at the time my impression of an experience we shared on an evening in the year 1918, I now publish it in the hope that the background of that period may have some interest today' apparently published in 'Envoy..A Review of Literature and Art' July 1950, Dublin Vol. 3 No. 8. The story recounts the events of an evening in Leventhal spent with Shields and Mac Liammóir in Dublin.

UGA T/T13/A/1/6/11/388 · Item · [1950]-18/08/1961
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Biographical information on Arthur Shields, includes handwritten drafts of chronologies and lists appearances on the stage. Also includes typescript 'Background Information' which includes details of Shields' parents and his schooling, also under the heading family life an entry reads 'Married twice - twice a widower. Two children: John Anthony - 23 -U.S.A.F. and Christine Francis - 51/2'