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Telegram addressed to Mrs. Arthur Shields (Aideen O'Connor) at 1535 North Sierra Bonita Ave, Hollywood, California. Reads in its entirety 'Thought you might like to know we completed Hollihan Kinescope and your husband Arthur was superb sincerely Jay Richard Kennedy'; telegraph was sent from New York.

United States Departing Alien Income Tax Returns for Aideen O'Connor, includes form dated 19 May 1938 giving her employer as 'National Theatre Society Ltd., Dublin, Irish Free State' and listing her expenses as 'Laundry and Cleaning', 'Hotel and Meals', 'Professional Expenses', 'Travel, Tips, Professional [engagements?]', 'Photos' and 'Stage Cloths'.

Irish tax demands and receipts for Aideen O'Connor.

Standard Run-of-the-Play Contract of the Actors; Equity Association

Terms: Aideen O'Connor Engaged by The Spring Meeting Company in the part of Baby Furze in the play 'Spring Meeting' with an opening not later than 14 days after 21 November 1938 for a weekly compensation of $150. Also attached cutting of the cover for the programme of Spring Meeting

Contract between Edward Choate and Aideen O'Connor, employing O'Connor in the role of 'Agnes' in the play 'Kindred', with an opening date on 18 September 1939, or not later than fourteen days thereafter, with a compensation of $150 each week, this contract required Aideen O'Connor to be present in the United States not later than July 31 1939

Contract between Choate-Shields productions and Aideen O'Connor, employing O'Connor in the role of 'Alice' in the play 'Kindred', with an opening date on 18 November 1939, or not later than fourteen days thereafter, with a compensation of $100 each week.

Photocopy of contract between Choate-Shields productions and Aideen O'Connor, employing O'Connor in the role of 'Alice' in the play 'Kindred', with an opening date on 18 November 1939, or not later than fourteen days thereafter, with a compensation of $100 each week. Details identical to (152), not however a photocopy of that contract, presumably a photocopy of Choate's copy of the contract.

Contract between Paycock Productions, Inc. and Aideen O'Connor engaging O'Connor 'as cast' in 'Juno and the Paycock' with an opening date on 15 January 1940 and not later than fourteen days thereafter in consideration of a weekly compensation of $50.