Box 4

Carbon copy of typed and signed letter. Expresses intention to take the play into production as soon as possible; discusses some areas of the play that are problematic. Sent to Riggs’ New Mexico address.

Carbon copy of typed and signed letter. In reference to Noah Productions, Inc. interest in producing the play.

Empty folder labeled "Russet Mantle" and in pencile, "Business papers, letters, contract. III."

Typewritten notes, outlining the play.

Notes in pencil.

Typed and signed letter. Expresses intention to take the play into production as soon as possible; discusses some areas of the play that are problematic.

Typed and signed letter. In reference to Noah Productions, Inc. interest in producing the play. Includes Riggs’ handwritten draft response written within the margins of the letter.

Western Union telegram blank with handwritten reponse in reference to his work to revise the play.

Carbon copy of a typed letter n ince to the play’s intention and chief meaning; also responds to Mayer’s earlier comments and questions concerning areas of the play.

Telegram received by Riggs. "Johnny" reiterates his interest in the play. As Riggs had suggested, John Beal, as suggested by Riggs, played the role of John Galt on Broadway.