handwritten notes from Butterfly McQueen, May 11, 1954, January 16, 1972, and August 8, 1983; handwritten letter from Barbara Barrie Harnick, January 4, 1969; letter from Herbert Danska giving Edward Mapp permission to quote from the script for SWEET LOVE, BITTER and describing his feature RIGHT ON!, July 9, 1971, 2 pages; note from Stanley Kramer, August 2, 1971; letter from Ossie Davis, January 14, 1972; note from Ruth Attaway, July 30, 1975; handwritten letter from Franciene Everette, November 23, 1988; handwritten note from Edna Mae Harris, October 23, 1994

(1) Ruth Attaway, with credit sheet; (2) Graham Brown, with resume; (3) Dick Campbell; (4) Alfred George Chester; (5) Carol Cole; (6) David Downing; (7) Albert Fann, with credit sheet; (8) Frances Foster; (9) Stanley N. Greene, with handwritten note, September 23, 1975; (10) Minnie Lee Gentry, with note; (11) Carl Gordon; (12) Moses Gunn; (13) Hilda Moeile Lashley Haynes [2 copies], with handwritten credit list and handwritten note, August 17, 1975; (14) Robert Hooks; (15) Leonard Jackson, with resume; (16) Dotts Johnson, with photocopy of album liner notes and sheet music for “Kill the Hard Drugs Pusher”; (17) Robert Kya-Hill, with press release; (18) Marcia Leanne McBroom, with letter, December 7, 1976; (19) Butterfly McQueen; (20) John Marriott; (21) Helen Dorothy Martin, with handwritten letter; (22) Julian Hudson Mayfield; (23) Whitman Blount Mayo; (24) Stephanie Doretha Mills; (25) Joseph Thomas Morton; (26) Gilbert Moses; (27) Frederick Douglass O’Neal, with letter, November 18, 1976; (28) Caleb J. Peterson; (29) Mildred Smith Hepburn; (30) Madge Sinclair; (31) Lorenzo Tucker, with resume; letter from Mr. Mapp annotated by Mr. Tucker]; (32) Beverly Todd; (33) Adam Wade; (34) Richard Ward, with copy of newspaper clipping; (35) Fredi (Washington) Bell, with resume

programs; invitations; publicity announcements

"The Portrayal of the Negro in American Motion Pictures, 1962-1968," (New York University, 1970), 180 pages

clippings concerning Edward Mapp and various exhibitions of his poster collection; photograph of Lonnie Liston Smith