Box 1
Container
Contains 29 Results:
Rhodes to Betty Luther; (Three Rivers) Letter signed: Bronchitis Bill". Also includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter, a transcript of the letter (xerox) and a xerox copy of a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter., Nov. 14, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Nov. 14, 1930.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter, a transcript of the letter (xerox) and a typescript by B. Luther commenting on the letter with a xerox copy., Nov. 20, 1930,
File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Nov. 20, 1930,
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter, and a typescript by Betty Luther concerning the letter (xerox)., Aug. 28, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 1a
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Aug. 28, 1930.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter and a typescript by Betty Luther concerning the letter (xerox)., Oct 18, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Oct 18, 1930.
Typed letter (unsigned) to Gordon Ray Young; Tesuque, (see folder #21 for original letter), March 3, [1928]
File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
March 3, [1928]
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter, a transcript of the letter (xerox) and a typescript by B. Luther commenting on the letter and a xerox copy., Nov. 29, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Nov. 29, 1930.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Signed "Father William". Includes envelope, 2 copies of a newspaper clipping concerning Rhodes, a xerox of the letter, a transcript (typed) of the letter, and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter and a later Christmas Card (see 6b), Dec. 8, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 6a
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Dec. 8, 1930.
Rhodes (postcard) to Betty Luther; Pacific Beach, Includes a xerox copy of the postcard and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the postcard (xerox copy)., March 11, 1931.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 11
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
March 11, 1931.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Signed "Bronchitis Bill". Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the a transcript of the letter (typed) with xerox copy, and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter, with a xerox copy., Dec. 11, 1930.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Dec. 11, 1930.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, 1s., 1p. Includes envelope, a review of the book Cattle by William M. Raine and Will Barnes in the hand of Rhodes, 2s., 2p., Letter signed "Rip Van Winkle". Also includes a xerox of the letter and book review and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter and the book Cattle (xerox) copy., December, 1930;
File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
December, 1930;
Printed poem with MS. notes by Eugene Manlove Rhodes: (Envelope included dated Dec 19, 19--) (Pacific Beach, Cal) Sent to Betty Luther by Rhodes for Christmas. Poem entitled "At the Last Minute". Published in Bar Cross Man. Includes a xerox copy of the poem, a transcript of the poem (typed) and xerox of the transcript., (Dec. 1930).
File — Box: 1, Folder: 6b
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
(Dec. 1930).
Rhodes to Betty Luther: Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox of the letter and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter (xerox copy)., January 29, 1931.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 9
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
January 29, 1931.
Rhodes to Betty Luther; Three Rivers, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter (xerox copy)., February 21, 1931.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 10
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
February 21, 1931.
Rhodes (photoprint) to Thomas Matthews Pearce; Pacific Beach,, Oct. 30, 1933.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Oct. 30,
1933.
Typed letter, signed (photoprint) to Thomas Matthews Pearce; Pacific Beach, Includes MS notes in the hand of Rhodes., February 5, 1934.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 15
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
February 5, 1934.
Rhodes to Betty Luther: Pacific Beach, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter, a transcript of the letter (xerox) and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter (Includes one MS. page and the rest typed.), April 17, 1931.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
April 17, 1931.
Rhodes to Betty Luther: Pacific Beach, Includes envelope, a xerox copy of the letter and a typescript by B. Luther concerning the letter (xerox, carbon and original with MS notes by B. Luther), August 22, 1931.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 13
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
August 22, 1931.
Missing 1/2000. Typed letter, unsigned, to Mrs. Hinman Rhodes; Pacific Beach,, March 2000
File — Box: 1, Folder: 17
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
March 2000
Rhodes to Mr. and Mrs. George Millar; Three Rivers, Includes a xerox copy of the letter., Dec. 20, 19??
File — Box: 1, Folder: 18a
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Dec. 20, 19??
Two manuscripts concerning Eugene M. Rhodes:, n.d.)
File — Box: 1, Folder: 22
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
n.d.)
Rhodes to Mr. Roosa: Pacific Beach,, Feb., 15.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 19
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Feb., 15.
Rhodes to Mr. Roosa: Pacific Beach,, Mar., 7.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 20
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Mar., 7.
Rhodes (photoprint) to Mrs. Hinman Rhodes; Pacific Beach, Includes envelope., March 5, 1934.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 16
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
March 5, 1934.
Rhodes to Mr. and Mrs. George Millar: Three Rivers, Includes a xerox copy of the letter., Mar 27, 19??
File — Box: 1, Folder: 18b
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Mar 27, 19??
Rhodes to Gordon Ray Young: Tesuque, (see folder #1 for typed letter)., Mar., 3, 1928.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 21
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection primarily consists of correspondence from Eugene Manlove Rhodes to Betty Luther of El Paso, Texas, along with Luther's typed commentary in response to Rhodes' letters. One of the letters indicates that Luther was woman's page editor for the Herald-Post. Most of the correspondence includes the original and a photocopy, and because Rhodes' handwriting is so difficult to read, most letters have been transcribed. Discussions of books, authors (such as Dorothy Parker), and Rhodes'...
Dates:
Mar., 3, 1928.