2 folders

including a letter from Michal Williams. 9pp.

5 folders

9 folders

Handwritten in unknown hand, and typescript. 2pp. (See also: Williams manuscript #441, Williams Papers folders 74 and 227, and Ruth Spalding Collection folder 7.)

St. Martin’s Review, No. 593 July 1940, 329-332. 5pp. (photocopies)

11pp.

BBC Third Programme Feature. Produced by Terence Tiller. Remembrances by several individuals, including C.S. Lewis, T.S. Eliot, and others. 34pp.

Rehearsal copy? Rehearsal scheduled for September 8, 1961. 23pp.

10 folders

Undated typescript. 10pp.

3pp.

9 folders

2 typed versions: one copied from Seed of Adam, the other from the BBC (adaptation by Richard Martin). Includes a typed note. 55pp.

1p. (See also: Williams manuscript #7)

Drawn up with the help of Charles Williams during "Man and Superman" ENSA tour, Autumn 1943. 5pp.

5 folders

broadcast announcement cards, cast list, newsclippings from the Radio Times, receipts from the BBC, and handwritten notes by Ruth Spalding. 37pp.

The lists note which people received letters, summary of replies, and some address information. 20pp.

Including: pamphlets about the society, programs, conference materials, and a document relating to the creation of the society. 9pp.

Includes a pamphlet on the "Writers and their Work" series. 2 pamphlets.

Written for Georgette V. [Versinger?]. Handwritten photocopy with annotations. 2 copies. 6pp.

He Came Down From Heaven (signed May 1938), and The Forgiveness of Sins (Anne: John: Ruth poem, dated August 1942. See also: Williams manuscript #441, Williams Papers folders 74 and 227, and Ruth Spalding Collection folder 3.) 5pp.

3 copies. 3pp.

See also Williams manuscript #440. 3pp.

Correspondents include: Margaret Douglas, T.S. Eliot, Austin Farrer, Christopher Fry, Victor Gollancz, Alice Mary Hadfield, Gerard Hopkins, Donald Houston, C.S. Lewis, Dick Milford, Phyllis Potter, Anne Ridler, Robert Speaight, J.R.R. Tolkien, Hugh? Ron Williamson, Olive Willis. 38pp.

40pp.

mostly handwritten. 27pp.

European Productions, EBC European Division. 10pp.

Handwritten, Oxford C.S. Lewis Society lecture notes. 19pp.

Five copies in various draft stages, some revisions. 30pp.

Aadvertisements, list of performance venues, and one page of notes by Ruth Spalding. 11pp.

Also includes notes on the Pilgrim Players, and an article titled "While Bombs Fall on England" by Fred Eastman (Motive, September 1941) 3 pamphlets, 7pp.

15pp.

4pp.

St. Mary the Virgin Church, Oxford. 2pp.

Chapter House, St. Alban's Abbey. 2 pamphlets.

(Westminster Abbey, London. 4pp.

book review by C.S. Lewis (The Oxford Magazine, March 14, 1946), "The Affirmation of Images" by Valerie Pitt (Mandrake 3, Oxford May 1946), "Charles Williams on Taliessin Through Logres" by Glen Cavaliero (n.d., includes 2 copies of notes by Williams intended for C.S. Lewis). 32pp.

1p.

Including: transcript notes by Williams, advertisements, brochure from the Summer Conference of the S.C.M. (July 1939), and published version of play with notes by Raymond Hunt. See also: Williams manuscripts 390, 393. 46pp.

24pp.

Études Anglaises. Paris, France: Didier. 1 booklet, and includes a 1p. letter from the author, December 21, 1965.

Includes cast lists and performance schedule. 1 program.

1 program.

This archive contains materials from the Spalding family relating to Charles Williams, particularly in the areas of drama, secondary materials about Williams, and the 1961 BBC radio broadcast of “A Portrait of Charles Williams.”