Finding Aid for the Carlyle Ferren Macintyre Papers, 1930-1967
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Finding Aid for the Carlyle Ferren Macintyre Papers, 1930-1967
Collection number: 709
UCLA Library, Department of Special Collections
Manuscripts Division
Los Angeles, CA
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- UCLA Library, Department of Special Collections
- Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library
- Box 951575
- Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
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Descriptive Summary
Title: Carlyle Ferren Macintyre Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1930-1967
Collection number: 709
Creator:
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren, 1890-1967
Extent: 37 boxes (18.5 linear ft.)
1 oversize box
Repository:
University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Department of Special Collections.
Los Angeles, California 90095-1575
Abstract: Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre (1890-1967) is known for his poetry and translations of Baudelaire, Verlaine, Goethe and Rilke. The
collection consists of literary manuscripts, research notes, ephemera, photographs, and correspondence of Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre.
Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLA Library, Department
of Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information.
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
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the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold
the copyright.
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Provenance/Source of Acquisition
- Gift of Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre, 1966-67.
- Gift of Lawrence Clark Powell, 1960.
- Gift of Mrs. C.F. MacIntyre, 1967-88.
- Gift of Ferren MacIntyre, 1969-73.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Carlyle Ferren Macintyre Papers (Collection 709). Department of Special Collections, Charles E.
Young Research Library, University of California, Los Angeles.
UCLA Catalog Record ID
Biography
MacIntyre was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1890; taught English at Los Angeles Polytechnic High School, Occidental College
(1924-28), UCLA (1928-38), and University of California at Berkeley (1938-44); was best known for his poetry and translations
of Baudelaire, Verlaine, and Rilke; awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1938 to work on a translation of Goethe's
Faust (published in 1941); awarded Fulbright Fellowships in 1948 and 1953 to continue work on his translations of Rilke, Baudelaire,
Mallarmé and Goethe; lived in Paris, Mexico, Germany, France (1955-67); suffered an incapacitating stroke in 1960; died in
Stuttgart, Germany on June 30, 1967.
Scope and Content
Collection consists of literary manuscripts, research notes, ephemera, photographs, and correspondence of poet Carlyle Ferren
MacIntyre. Correspondents include Lawrence Clark Powell, Majl Ewing, Carl Sawyer Downes, Llewellyn Morgan Buell, and Frederick
Mason Carey.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren, 1890-1967--Archives.
University of California, Los Angeles. Dept. of English--Faculty--Archival resources.
Poets, American--Archival resources.
Translators--Archival resources.
Related Material
Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre Correspondence and Papers (Collection 100, box 287). Available at Department of Special Collections,
UCLA.
Box 1
Holograph and typescript manuscripts
re C.F. MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 6 pieces in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Presumably articles and reviews in various literary magazines. All bear name and date of publication.
Box 1
Powell, Lawrence Clark, Portrait of a Guggenheim Fellow, n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 8 leaves. 3 pieces in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Typescript and two carbons versions, each bearing holograph corrections.
Box 1
Rilke, Rainer Maria,
The Elegies. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 15 leaves. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Carbon with the author's holograph corrections in pencil, and identified as third versions, part of Rilke's
Elegies on the last page.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren.
The Gift of Medusa, An Epic. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 12 leaves. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Carbon with holograph notations in pencil. Signed by the author on the last page.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren.
The Gift of Medusa. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: In manila covers. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Complete typescript (carbon) with author's holograph notations and corrections.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren.
John Doe. [Poems] n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 47 leaves. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Typescript with holograph corrections. Presumably prepared for printer.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren.
Thalassa, Thalassa. [An Epic] n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 15 leaves. 2 pieces in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Carbon and revised typescript version, both with holograph corrections by the author. The latter identified as Sample of the
Epic-about 1/12 of the whole, and signed on first page.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Poems. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 1 envelope of 31 typescript leaves with holograph corrections. 1 notebook of carbons of poems published in literary magazines
bearing name and date of publication. 2 pieces in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Both manuscripts entrusted to Lawrence Clark Powell in the author's hand.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Seven manuscripts of poems. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 154 leaves. Holograph, typescript, and carbon, with author's holograph corrections. 7 pieces in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Various poems assembled and clipped together but not categorized.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren.
Electra Hid an Axe. A Drama in Eleven Episodes with two Choruses. Berkeley, n.d.
Physical Description: Typescript, carbon manuscript with author's holograph corrections. In manila covers. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Typed title page with author's address.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren.
A Little Book for Dionysus. La Crescenta, 1930.
Physical Description: In manila covers. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Poems in typescript (carbon) with author's holograph notations. With title page bearing author's name and dated La Crescenta
1930, printed by hand and in red pencil. Also on title page is small emblem drawn in pencil.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren.
Voices in a Void, or The Caul on a Cocktail Tray. n.p., 1945.
Physical Description: Poems in typescript (carbon) with a few pencil notations. In manila covers. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Some of the poems bear dedications, some individually dated and located.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren.
One Hundred Dwarf Lyrics. La Crescenta, 1930.
Physical Description: Poems in typescript. 1 piece in 1 folder. In blue manila covers. holograph in pencil.
Scope and Content Note
Title page with author's initials, place and date.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Poems. La Crescenta, Spring 1930.
Physical Description: 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Typescript of C.F, MacIntyre's poems made by L.C. Powell at La Crescenta, spring of 1930. This holograph pencil inscription,
written by L.C. Powell, appears on the manila cover. Also, L.C. Powell, written in blue pencil in upper right hand corner.
Box 1
MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren.
Baudelaire to Valéry (Main Currents of French Poetry in Last 100 Years.). Berkeley: University of California Press, n.d.
Physical Description: 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Translation and commentary by C.F. MacIntyre. Typescript (carbon) prepared for printing, with the author's holograph corrections
and notations. Title page in holograph. Preface by the author in typescript (carbon) dated Guadalajara, July 16, 1952. Manila cover bears holograph inscription in pencil: Mac left this with Carl S. Downes, who gave it to me. Sept, 1960, for
the UCLA Collection. (signed) M. Ewing.
Box 1
George, Stefan.
Selected Poems. Translated by Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre. Berkeley, n.d.
Physical Description: Typescript with the author's holograph corrections and notations. 1 piece in 1 folder.
Scope and Content Note
Presumably prepared for printing. Preface by the author is dated San Francisco, 1948. In large black hard-cover binder.
Correspondence With Academic Colleagues at UCLA, Including:.
Box 2
Buell, Llewellyn Morgan, 1888- .
Box 2
Carey, Frederick Mason, 1898- .
Box 2
Downes, Carl Sawyer, 1884- .
Box 2
Ewing, Majl, 1903- .
Physical Description: 142 pieces in 4 folders.
Box 2
Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906- .. Correspondence with and regarding Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 123 pieces in 1 folder.
Box 2
MacIntyre, Marian. Mimeographed holograph letter written by his wife in August, 1960, relating the circumstances of C.F. MacIntyre's stroke.
Physical Description: 1 piece in 1 folder.
Box 2
Ephemera. Clippings, bookjackets.
Physical Description: 2 photos. 54 pieces in 1 folder.
Box 2
Letters from Marian MacIntyre to Lawrence Powell and various persons.
Physical Description: 12 items.
Box 2
Correspondence with Dennis Enright and C.F. MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 6 items.
Box 2
Letter from Vivian Destournelles to Teddy and Bill. July 4, 1967.
Physical Description: 1 item.
Box 2
American Association of University Professors' report on MacIntyre to the Regents. October 18, 1946.
Physical Description: 1 item.
Box 2
Last Will and Testament of C.F. MacIntyre. August 21, 1962.
Physical Description: 1 item. Photocopy.
Box 3
1.
Some Modern French Poets. Front matter original typescript, poems carbon. Dated Roscoff 1948-1950.
Physical Description: Bound in manila binder.
Box 3
2.
Lorca.
Physical Description: Loose sheets in brown Old Liverpool box. 9 items.
Scope and Content Note
First page marked MacIntyre-Crow. Mixture of original typing and carbon. Canciones of Lorca. Letters from John A. Crow relating
to Lorca.
Box 3
3.
Gift of Medusa. n.d. Marked 2120 Valley St., Los Angeles 57.
Physical Description: Carbon copies bound in manila binder.
Box 3
4.
Odi et Amo. Catullus. (original poems) About 50 loose sheets in manila binder. Typed on both sides.
Physical Description: Mostly carbon copies.
Box 3
5. Unnamed (original poems). Marked C.F. MacIntyre, Hotel Liberia, Paris.
Physical Description: About 80 pages bound in cardboard. Mostly carbon copies.
Box 3
6.
Mexican Canzones. T-P on about page 20 says Canciones Mexicanos, C.F. MacIntyre, Guadalajara, 1950.
Physical Description: Bound in heavy blue paper. First copies and carbons.
Box 3
7.
There was a Sinner on the Way. C.F. MacIntyre, Guadalajara, 1950.
Physical Description: Carbon copies, one-half size, i.e., Bound in blue paper. 8 1/2 × 5 1/2.
Box 3
8. Unnamed, About 30 sheets bound with brass clip in plain white paper. Mostly carbon copies heavily corrected.
Physical Description: 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 manuscript of original poems.
Box 3
9.
The Teacher Who Went to Heaven, or Everychild's Faust. Carbon copy dated Berkeley, 1940.
Physical Description: Held together by brass clip and in manila folder.
Box 3
10.
Faust, Part 2. Mimeographed, 1939.
Physical Description: 163pp. bound in blue paper. Carbon copy.
Scope and Content Note
Preface to Faust, Part 2, 1947.
Box 4
11.
Lorca. entitled
Guitar of a Dead Gypsy. , 1953.
Physical Description: Clipped together and in manila binder. Seven-page (yellow) insert. Original typescript.
Scope and Content Note
Entitled
The Goring and the Death (Llanto por Ignacio Sachez Mejías).
Box 4
12.
The Hot Ship. 1944-46.
Physical Description: Carbon copy with pasted-in illustrations. Two hundred forty-seven pages bound in cardboard.
Box 4
13. Tristan Corbière.
Selections from Les Amours jaunes. 1953.
Scope and Content Note
Typed on yellow paper and marked for printer by Harold Small. Bound in cardboard marked T.C.
Box 4
14. Unnamed manuscript labelled, C.F. MacIntyre, Hotel Liberia, Paris VI.
Physical Description: Loose in brown envelope. First typescript of original poems.
Box 4
15.
The Agate Lamp. Studies in European Poetry. Berkeley, 1944.
Physical Description: Clamped together with sheet of blue paper on top.
Scope and Content Note
Mostly original typescript with some carbon and mimeograph copies.
Box 4
16.
Some Modern French Poets. San Francisco, 1953.
Physical Description: (carbon copy) of no. 1. Eighteen yellow pages in manila binder.
Scope and Content Note
Appears to be introduction only.
Box 4
17.
The Yellow Loves. Being the Story of Tristan Corbière (novel). San Francisco, 1953.
Physical Description: Bound in manila binder. Carbon copy on yellow paper.
Box 4
18.
Downward is All (Variations on a Theme) (stories).
Physical Description: Original typescript bound in heavy pressed paper.
Box 5
19.
Sketchbook.
Physical Description: Bound in cardboard. Drawings, many in color.
Box 5
20.
Rilke. Duino Elegies,1944-52and
Rilke. Sonnets to Orpheus, carbon, 1953.
Physical Description: 1st typescript.
Scope and Content Note
Bound together in pressboard binder and in brown envelope with loose sheets of German-French ed., translated by J.F. Angelloz,
Paris, 1943.
Box 5
21.
Two Tarts in Swing Time (The
Bacchides of Plautus, with notes by Professor Fred Carey). Berkeley, 1940-53.
Physical Description: First typescript. Bound in black binder.
Scope and Content Note
Heavily corrected.
Box 5
22. Rejects and Notes.
Physical Description: 139 typed pages bound in manila folder, with other pages inserted loosely.
Box 5
23.
Sodom of the Angels. Berkeley, 1936-41.
Physical Description: 26pp. Two carbon copies bound together in manila binder.
Box 5
24.
The Blue Wallpaper (Rejects). 1953.
Physical Description: 66pp., half size Typescript heavily corrected. Bound in manila paper. (5 1/2 × 8 1/2).
Box 5
25.
The Dainty Ballad of Cannibal Tom. 1947.
Physical Description: 12pp. with pen illustrations. Bound in heavy paper. 5 1/2 × 8 1/2.
Scope and Content Note
(Halftitle: Project for a broadside ballad)
Box 5
26.
A Little Book About Jesus Davidson. C.F. MacIntyre, Beverly Hills, California.
Physical Description: Seventeen sheets, Bound in manila paper. 8 1/2 × 5 1/2.
Box 5
27.
That Immortal Garland (limericks). 1941.
Physical Description: Typescript with additional pages and pictures clipped from magazines laid in. Bound in manila paper and enclosed in brown
envelope.
Box 5
28. Large unnamed bundle of manuscript, mostly ribbon copies of poems.
Physical Description: Wrapped in brown paper. 10 items.
Box 6
29. Manila envelope of miscellaneous letters, poems, and clippings.
Physical Description: 71 items.
Box 6
30.
The Playful Peon. Guadalajara, 1951.
Physical Description: Prose typescript, ribbon copy. Bound in manila paper. About 60pp.
Box 6
31.
The Father.
Physical Description: Blue. manila paper. Carbon copy.
Box 6
32. Unnamed typescript. Seems to be translations from Verlaine.
Physical Description: Several batches held together by rubber band.
Box 6
33. Mallarmé translations, Bound in manila paper.
Physical Description: Mostly carbon copies heavily corrected.
Box 6
34.
The Long Siesta (Mexican novel). Two hundred forty-four pages. Loose in manila folder.
Physical Description: Yellow carbon.
Box 6
35.
People of Importance. Beverly Hills, 1937. Original poems.
Physical Description: Carbon copies. Bound in paper. 5 1/2 × 8 1/2.
Box 7
36.
Ancestors. Small batch of original poems.
Physical Description: Ribbon copies. Stapled together. 5 1/2 × 8 1/2.
Box 7
37.
Duino Elegies.
Physical Description: Typescript. About 30 pages bound in manila binder.
Box 7
38.
Sonnets to Orpheus. 1942. Heavily revised.
Physical Description: Carbon copy.
Scope and Content Note
Clipped together without cover. Introduction and notes to the Sonnets. 1950. Letter from Bayard Quincy Morgan. July 19, 1946.
Box 7
39. Unnamed manuscript that appears to be translations from Lorca.
Physical Description: In manila envelope.
Box 7
40.
The Broken Prism. Amado Nervo. 1951.
Physical Description: Typescript and loose printed poems in manila envelope.
Box 7
41. Miscellaneous small manuscripts in manila envelope. n.d.
Physical Description: 15 items.
Box 7
42. Envelope of photographs, postcards, etc.
Physical Description: 123 items including 25 photographs of C.F. MacIntyre.
Box 7
43. Unlabelled carbon manuscript, presumably Faust, in manila envelope.
Box 7
44.
The Blue Knife. 1951-1955. Original poems.
Physical Description: Typescript. No cover.
Box 38
Drawings by C.F. MacIntyre. Pastels and water color.
Physical Description: 5 items.
Box 8
Books (9). Ephemera (9). Drawings by C.F. MacIntyre (27).
Physical Description: 45 items.
Box 9
Books belonging to C.F. Mac Intyre.
Physical Description: 11 items.
Box 10
Books belonging to C.F. MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 12 items. Magazines. 4 items.
Box 11
Loose poems in small black folder.
Physical Description: 1 item. Typescript.
Box 11
Letters not to be sent. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 12 leaves. Typescript.
Box 11
Time is a Tiger. Paris, n.d.
Physical Description: 60 leaves. Typescript (carbon).
Box 11
Untitled French poems. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 25 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 11
The Green Balloon (loose poems). Paris, 1955.
Physical Description: 250 leaves. Typescript.
Box 11
The White Tercel. Paris, 1957.
Physical Description: 2 bound copies. 138 leaves. Typescript and carbon.
Box 11
The Blue Wallpaper. Paris, 1953.
Physical Description: 100 leaves. Typescript and carbon with holograph corrections.
Box 11
Knives and Guitars. Guadalajara, Mexico, 1951.
Physical Description: 31 leaves. Typescript.
Box 11
Miscellaneous poems. Loose sheets. n.d.
Physical Description: 300 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 12
Tiger of Time,
The Blue Knife, and other miscellaneous poems. Loose sheets, n.d.
Physical Description: 90 leaves. Typescript (carbon).
Box 12
George Forestier. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1955.
Physical Description: 2 copies bound in folders. 140 leaves. Typescript.
Box 12
The Case of the Lyrical Corpse [article about George Forestier by C.F. MacIntyre].
Physical Description: 23 leaves. Typescript.
Box 12
George Forestier.
Physical Description: 3 books and a magazine article about Forestier in French.
Box 12
The Comber of Comets: a Novel About Tristan Corbière. Paris, 1958. Loosely bound.
Physical Description: 154 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 12
--- Another copy.
Physical Description: 154 leaves. Typescript (carbon).
Box 12
The Comber of Comets. Rewritten by John Gael Jr. from translation by C.F. MacIntyre. San Francisco, 1953.
Physical Description: 270 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 12
Canciones. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 26 leaves. Typescript.
Box 12
Valedictory for Tristan Corbière. Paris, n.d.
Physical Description: 10 leaves. Typescript.
Box 13
The Long Siesta. Paris, n.d.
Physical Description: 245 leaves. Bound in clip folder. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 13
The Tapestries Called la Dame à la Licorne. Paris, 1959.
Physical Description: 6 copies.
Scope and Content Note
With colored plates, including 2 brochures of plates from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Box 13
Gaspard de la Nuit. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1953(?).
Physical Description: 122 leaves. Typescript.
Box 13
Cafes and cathedrals. London, 1939.
Physical Description: 88 leaves. Bound together with cord. Typescript.
Box 13
Shun the Heaven. n.p., 1949.
Physical Description: 125 leaves. Typescript.
Box 13
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Poems translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1947.
Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 87 leaves.
Box 13
--- Second folder.
Physical Description: 54 leaves.
Box 13
Valéry, Paul. Selected poems translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1936.
Physical Description: 98 leaves. Bound in folder. Typescript.
Box 14
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Selected poems. Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1957.
Physical Description: 169 pp. Bound in folder.
Box 14
The White Falcon: from the
Manessische Handschrift and minor sources. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, n.d.
Physical Description: 2 copies and 3 introductions. Typescript.
Box 14
The Minnesingers. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., n.d.
Physical Description: 350 leaves. 3 copies. Typescript.
Box 14
Gaspard de la Nuit. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Berkeley, 1942.
Physical Description: 215 leaves. Typescript(carbon).
Box 14
--- Another copy. n.p., 1960.
Physical Description: Typescript.
Box 14
Selections from the Poems of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1954.
Physical Description: 4 copies. Typescript.
Box 14, Box 15
Faust, part 2. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1957.
Physical Description: 2 copies. Typescript.
Box 14
Everychild's Faust. Paris, 1958.
Physical Description: 4 copies in one folder. Typescript.
Box 14
Selected Poems of Stefan George. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1942.
Physical Description: In 2 folders. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 14, Box 9
Contract between the University of California and C.F. MacIntyre regarding the publication of the book
French Symbolist Poetry.
Physical Description: 1 item.
Box 15
The Blue Knife. 1951-1955.
Physical Description: Original poems. 52 leaves. Typescript (carbon) with holograph corrections.
Box 15
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Les coup de dès and Le guignon. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.d.
Physical Description: 18 leaves. Holograph and typescript. Bound together in folder.
Box 15
The White Falcon. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Introduction and contents.
Physical Description: 12 leaves. Typescript.
Box 15
Germany four times or Faust and the fulbright.
Physical Description: 2 copies. 21 leaves. Typescript in envelope marked Germany revisited.
Box 15
Some German expressionist poets.
Physical Description: 4 copies. 24 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections. In envelope marked Germany revisited.
Box 15
Dunio Elegies.
Physical Description: 2 copies. 31 leaves. Typescript (carbon) with halograph corrections.
Box 15
Sonnets to Orpheus.
Physical Description: 2 copies. Photostat and print with holograph corrections.
Box 16
Modern German lyrics. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.d.
Physical Description: 70 leaves. Typescript.
Box 16
The Minnesingers. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre.
Physical Description: 2 copies and a German text. 100 leaves. Typescript (carbon).
Box 16
The Pig That Ate Truffles.
Physical Description: 2 copies. 22 leaves. Typescript and carbon.
Scope and Content Note
Included are 4 letters with Sam Wohl relating to the publication.
Box 16
Notes containing translations of Symbolist poetry.
Physical Description: 140 leaves. Typescript.
Box 16
Miscellaneous manuscripts.
Physical Description: 3 items. Typescript.
Box 16
Miscellaneous translations of poetry.
Physical Description: 50 leaves. Typescript.
Box 16
The Book of Ty-Ty [my brat]. Los Angeles, September 15, 1934.
Physical Description: 66 leaves. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Box 17
Manuscripts and printed material.
Note
Brieflisted material. L. Hatayama, October 1986.
Box 17
Alejandro and the Mobile.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 17
Les Amours Jaunes.
Physical Description: (Annotated, printed copy).
Note
Gift of Carleton A. Sheffield, 1972.
Box 17
The Blue Knife.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 17
The Case of the Lyrical Corpse.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 17
A Cast of Dice.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 17
Everychild's Faust, 1957.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 17
Everychild's Faust. ts(c).
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 17
The Fools of Time. Ex libris Hal Beiler.
Box 17
The Fools of Time. Pasadena, 1932. Ex libris Lawrence Clark Powell.
Box 17
From the Divan of Hafiz.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Box 17
Mardi Gras pour Faustus.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 17
Circle. Berkeley, no.9. c. 1946.
Scope and Content Note
With poem and 2 cards to Mary Radlova.
Box 18
The Pig That Ate Truffles.
Physical Description: 5 copies.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 18
The Pig That Ate Truffles.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 18
Poetes d'expression Francaise. 1959.
Box 18
Shun the Heaven. Part Four.
Note
Gift of Ferren MacIntyre, 1973.
Box 18
Shun the Heaven.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 18
Some popular songs of Northern France.
Note
Gift of Ferren MacIntyre, 1973.
Box 18
The tapestries of La Dame a la Licorne from the Musee De Cluny, Paris.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 18
The tapestries called La Dame a la Licorne. 1962.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 18
Time is a Tiger. With a poem laid in.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 18
Les Trois Chemises. 1955.
Note
Gift of Marguerite Downes, 1968.
Box 18
Tristan Corbiere.
Les Amours Jaunes.
Note
Gift of Carleton Sheffield, 1984.
Box 18
The White Falcon.
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Note
Gift of Helen Jacobson, 1971.
Box 18
Poems.
Physical Description: 2 items.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Material Received from August Fruge, May 1970
Box 19
Correspondence, memos, and clippings regarding MacIntyre's translations published by the University of California Press, ca.
1946-1965.
Box 20
Unsorted correspondence.
Physical Description: 1 folder.
Box 21
Unidentified and unsorted letters.
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 22
Correspondence, A - R.
Scope and Content Note
Includes letters to Majl Ewing, ca. 1937-1967, Mrs. Antonia Orena, ca. 1944-1961, Murco and Margaret Ringnalda. ca. 1945-1967, and a pencil sketch of Lily Bess Campbell by Murco Ringnalda.
Box 22
Unsorted correspondence.
Physical Description: 1 folder.
Box 23
Correspondence, manuscript material, ephemera, cassette tape.
Box 23
Letters to Carleton Sheffield, Lewis Worthington Smith, and letters from Yvonne Templin to Murco and Margaret Ringnalda.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Box 23
Smith, T.R., ed.
Baudelaire: His Prose and Poetry. New York: Boni & Liveright, 1920.
Scope and Content Note
C.F. MacIntyre's annotated copy with poetry and notes laid in.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Box 23
Fullbright Certificate, 1954.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Box 23
MacIntyre, C.F. Der Gebrauch der Farbe in Rossetti's Dichtung. Marburg (Germany), 1923.
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Scope and Content Note
MacIntyre's doctoral dissertation. With related material.
Note
Gift of Margaret Ringnalda, 1984.
Box 23
Cassette tape. Recording of ceremonies, September 25, 1984, in the Department of Special Collections, UCLA Library, for the presentation of C.F. MacIntyre's portrait by James Callahan.
Note
Gift of Lawrence Clark Powell, 1984.
Box 24
Student papers [flood damaged].
Box 25
Student papers [flood damaged].
Box 27
Poetry by Carlyle F. Macintyre and others, European postcards.
Physical Description: Printed & typescript.
Box 28
Translations of Greek & Latin poetry by Carlyle F. Macintyre.
Box 29
Translations of Latin and other poetry, mainly by Carlyle F. Macintyre [flood damaged].
Box 30
Translations of French poetry [flood damaged].
Box 31
Poetry - typescript with holograph notes; Rossetti, epic poem typescript.
Box 32
Final draft of Carlyle F. Macintyre's Ph.D dissertation in German, Marburg, 1923; poetry - typescripts with holograph notes.
Box 33
Goethe translations; poetry from Carlyle F. Macintyre's classes; publications; collection of poems Men & Other Animals & The
Fools of Time.
Box 34
Poetry Typescripts With Holograph Notes.
Box 35
Poems - 1936, proofs; typescript of Shun the Heaven and Petit Suite, 1940; translations of prose & poetry for European texts; The Fools of Time, Pasadena, 1932.
Physical Description: Typescript.
Box 36
Reviews, poems. 1936, Voices & Odes on Night- magazine articles; clippings.
Physical Description: Typescript with holograph notes.
Box 37
Typescripts of works by Carlyle F. Macintyre with holograph notes & bound as booklets.
Physical Description: 39 items.
Box 38
Drawings by Carlyle F. Macintyre.