Department of Special Collections and University Archives
McFarlin Library. University of Tulsa.  2933 E. 6th St.  Tulsa, OK.  74104-3123 (OKT - OkTU)

Graham Greene papers

Collection  1985-003

Dates:  1948-1962

Extent:  (1 box)

Level of Description:  Item level.

Name of creator(s):  Graham Greene.

Date of creation:  Undetermined.

Scope and Content:   Consists of 24 letters between Graham Greene and Vivien Greene; between Vivien Greene and her solicitors, Dorothy Glover (Craigie), Marion Greene (ex mother-in-law), Maud Greene (Graham Greene's aunt), and others; and dates from 1948-1962. Included are a photograph album containing snaps of the Greene's honeymoon and other travels; a signed autograph draft translation of Our Man in Havanna and The Quiet American by Francis Greene (Graham Greene's son); and a carbon copy typescript play adaptation of The Quiet American in Russian.

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Language and Scripts:  English, Russian.

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Provenance/Source of Acquisition:   Purchased from Bertram Rota Ltd., 1985.

Date(s) of description:   Milissa Burkart, May 1993.

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Inventory

Greene, Francis. (See Writings:  Our Man in Havana and The Quiet American)

Greene, Marion (Greene's mother) to Vivien Greene.  5 handwritten and signed letters. 1948. In reference to Granham Greene's childhood, suicide attempt, he and Vivien's separation, Dorothy Glover, etc.

Greene, Maud C. (Greene's aunt) to Vivien Greene. Typed letter.  [17 Dec] 1948.

London Library to Vivien Greene. Typed and signed letter.  1 Nov 1962.  Informing Vivien Greene of Graham Greene's cancelation of membership.  Related press cuttings pasted on.

Martindale, Father C. C. to Vivien Greene.  Fragment of a typed and signed letter.  1948.

Rubenstein, Mr. (Graham Greene's solicitor).  Carbon copy typed letter.  Incomplete date.