FaD J 994
Volume vm, Number 3
Nota Bene. News from the Yale Lit~rm~;-;~
~ A Note of Greetillg from
lhe New
University Librarian
For years I have been readin g Nota Bene- first as collection officer at Northwestern and more recenrl)' as a
library director at Johns Hopkins. j usr ima ginc my pleasure in comi ng to Yalc, ro be stcv,rard to the magni ficent
collectio ns abo ut wh ich I had been read ing a nd with
\v hich I wo rked, just once, some twenty-five yea rs ago.
T here simpl y isn'r a better place ro be a libra rian rhan
at Ya le !
In its very shield, Yale declares itself (Q be a universiry
of th e open book . T he joc-year rradir io n of th e primed
book is represented here in collec rions of brearhraking
scope a nd depth . I am commirted to keeping o ur collecti o ns strong, to enhancing their util ity for teaching and
research, a nd to preserv ing them so they will rema in
avai lab le to a ll who will , in the futu re, ca ll upon the
primed word to bu ild und ersta nding and to d iscover
wi sdom .
At the same ti me, the electronic wo rd is rra nsfor ming
scho larship . Th is vibrant new cu lture is perhaps only
SCOtt Bennen, Uni\'ersirr Librarian.
tweney years o ld, but I a m committed to ens uring that
the benefits of comp uters and networked commun ication are fu ll y avai lab le to the Ya le commu ni ty. Libra ries
have been leaders in the adopt ion of new technologies,
and th ere is a strong ba se on which to build at Yale.
Ba lancing and adva ncing the cul tures of both the
printed and the electronic word make this a challenging
time to be a librarian and a wonde rfu l time to be at
Yale. I look forwa rd to meeting as many readers of Nota
Bene as possible. Because rhat wi ll take some time, I
wo uld like everyone who reads this newsletter to know
how glad I a m to be a t Ya le as director of its worldclass li bra ries. I sllcceed many disti nguished d irecrors.
In the tradition rhey ha ve created, I hope to serve yo u,
the uni ve rsiry, and o ur librar ies well .
- Scott BeJlnett , Universit)1 Libraria n
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Beil1eci<e Acquires Aci1royd Papers
T he Beinecke Ra re Book and Man uscript Lib rary is
pleased to announce th e recent add ition of Peter Ackro yd's pape rs to irs growing holdings of moder n British
literary archi ves. Recognized as o ne of today's most brillia nt chroniclers of Britis h socia l and intellecruallife,
Ackroyd is the author o f severa l innovat ive novels a nd
a number of literary biog rap hies, including his widely
acclaimed li fe of D ickens.
Born in Londo n in 1949 a nd educated at Clare College, Ca mbridge, Ackro)ld se rved as literary editor and
then managi ng ed itor o f the weekly magazine The Spectator, where he esta blis hed a reputation as a fier y critic.
Begi nning in 197 1, he spent two years at Yale as a
Mell on Fello w. Mr. Ackroyd's novels include Th e Great
Fire of London (1981), The Last Testament of Oscar
Wilde (1983), the awa rd-winn ing Hawksmoor (1984),
Chatter/on (1987) , First Light. (1989), English Music
(1991), and most recen tl y The HOllse of Docto r Dee
(1993). He has a lso wri tten biograp hies of Ezra Pou nd,
Charles Dickens, and T. S. El io t, ilnd is currently working on a biographica l study o f Wi lliam Blake. The
archive acquired by the Bcinecke Library comprises a ll
of Peter Ackroyd's extant papers, inc lud ing resea rch
nares, dra fts of books and poems, an unpub lished televisio n drama, essars, lectures, reviews, and correspondence. - c:\ S
[,OROTHY FII RM AN
Bookplare of thc Srcvcnson Soc ict)' of Sar~lIIac
Lak e, N Y, design cd by Will Low in 19 18. From
thc Bookpbre Collecrion.
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Swvenso n, Ro ben .Louis Srevenson's Amer ican wife and
literary collab o rator. Dr~lwn principal ly fro m the collectio n of Edwin J. Be inecke, t he ex hi bition incl udes fami ly
leuers, fare se ria lized printi ngs of stories a nd novels by
Sreve nson, first ed it ions o f his works, Illa nusc riprs, and
o ri gi nal photographs. Among these are pictures o f daily
life at Stevenson's esta te Vai lima in Samoa, where he
spe nt the last five years of his life.
A hi gh point of the Beillecke ex hibiti on is a 24-page
working dra ft of Th e Stml/ge Case of 01: Jekyll a/ld Mr.
I~yde, wr itten ill t he fa ll of 1885 . T he first draft o f the
sto ry has been lost (o ne legend says t hat Stevenson
burned it); the Beinecke ma nll script is a second, intermediate version. An ill ustrated cata log of the ex hibition,
wrinen by Vin ce nt G iraud , curato r of modern books
a nd manuscripts at t he Be inecke Library, is available.
Edwin 1- Bei necke beca me interested in Stevenson in
the late J920S. By .1939, he ha d accumu lated t he wo rl d's
largest collection o f first and early editions, books from
Stevenson's library, origi na l a rtwor k, sc rapbooks, pho tograp hs, memorabilia, man uscripts, and a utogra ph letters by, to, and about Stevenson . Througho ut th e 1940s,
ma jo r a dditi o ns were mad e to t hi s a lrea dy impressive
collection, inc luding the St. lues, Ca triona, and Jekyll
and Hyde ma nu sc ripts. By 1950 the rema inder of rh e
collec tion of Stevenson's stepda ughter, Mrs . Sa lisbury
Stevenson Centenary at Ya le
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Treasllre Islalld, and Kid/lapped a re a few of rh e works rhar have made Roberr
Lo ui s Stevenson one of th e most wide ly read amhors of
<111 timc. This fall Yale marks the cenrenaf}' of Stevcn so n's death w ith a n intern ationa l co nfe rence, a Ilew editi on o f hi s letters, and a majo r exhibiti o n on his li fe and
wo rks at rhe Beineck e Rare Book and M.an uscript
Library.
O n Octobe r 14th and 15th t he Beinec ke Library
joi ned t he W hirney Human it ies Center in sponsoring an
internat iona l Stevenson co nfere nce. Spea kers incl uded
sc ho la rs from Scotl and, Ire land, Engla nd, Ca nada, and
the United States . In addit io n, the Yale Unive rsity Press
ha s isslied the first four volumes of a n eig ht-volume edi ti on of Stevenso n's complete lerters. This edition wi ll
include nea rl y 3 ,000 letters, man y o f them from rh e Beinecke collectio n, the world's largest ga th ering o f Stevenso n's books and manusc ri pts.
The Ste ve nson ex hibition at the Reinecke Library
opened w ith a lecture by Alexand ra Lapierre on Fa nny
Bronze Illc(b ll ion of Robert Lo uis Ste ..·enson by AugustuS Saint·
Gaudcns, on disp b }' in Ihc Beinecke Rare Book a nd Manuscripr
Libra ry.
Field (Iso bel Stro ng) , and over a hu ndred letters to Sir
Sidney Colvin had also been added.
E. J. Beinecke prese nred his Steve nso n co ll ec ti o n to
Ya le in Ivl arc h 1"95 I . Th e six vo lumes of George L. !vlcKay's ca ta log, A St eveNSOl1 Library: Catalogue ol a CollectioJl of Wlritillgs by and abo ut Robert LOllis Steven son, Fo rmed by Edwin }. Beineck e, were p ub li shed o ve r
the next decad e. E.,1. Beinec ke co ntinu ed to enri ch h is
Stevenson collectio n afte r its tra nsfe r to Ya le, a nd t his
unpa ra ll eled reso urce fo r Stevenson sc ho lars hi p co nt inues to gro w thro ugh gifts a nd by purc hase, tha nks to rh e
funds he established.
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The Eli Express
In September, the Yale Uni ve rsity Library bega n ro offer
a new time-sa ving se rvi ce fo r its users. Du bbed " Eli
Ex press," rhe serv ice ma kes it possible fo r Libra ry lIser s
[0 renew and reca ll books be lo nging to man y o f the Ya le
libraries at seve ra l o ther pa rti cipa ting li brari cs. Books
ma)' be return ed to (he closes t Ya le li bra r y, w itho ur
regard to the collecti o n in whic h it belo ngs. Rea de rs mil)'
req uest books fro m pa ni c ipa ting li bra ri es for delivery ro
any o f th e o ther libra ri es. The go a l o f t his se rvice is to
have the book avail ab le fo r pickup withi n 48 hours.
Many of the Ya le Li brary collections will rhu s be
accessi ble ove r a single c irculatio n desk . T he ind ividu a l
faculty, sta ff mc mbe r, or sruclem m ay determ ine t he most
co nveni ent loca ti o n for hi s o r he r librar y use.
Libra ries pa rri c ipating in thi s se rvice are: C ross Cam pus, D ivin ity, D rama , En ginee ring a nd Applied Sciences,
Fo restry, Geo logy, Kl ine Science, M ed ical , ?vtudd , lvlusic,
Socia l Sciences, a nd Sterl ing Memo rial Libra ry. The An
a nd Arch itec tllre Libra ry ma y a lso be used a s a se rvice
po int for Eli Ex press, a ltho ug h its coll ect io n does not
ci rc ulate.
T his ini t ia l se rvice for boo ks o n ly, exclud in g jo urn a ls,
is the first in a series of cha nges des ig ned ro im p rove se rvices for library use rs. Pla nned impro ve ments incl ude
renewa l and co rres ponden ce by elect roni c ma il a nd de-
livery of phorocopied articles frol11 the Ya le collections
to a c irc ula tio n des k selected by th e reade r.
T he Ya le Lib ra ry we lco mes co mments a nd sugges ti o ns
fro m its use rs rcgJ rciin g such servi ces. Please address
th ese to Tom Sc hn eiter, H ead of C ircul ati o n, Sterling
l\ tlem o rial Libra!")' (e-ma il: to msc h@ya lcvm.c is.y<lle.edu ).
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O ne of Sterling ;vlcllloria l Library'S ornatc rowers.
~ A J~el1ovation Update
T he fi rst phase of [he renova t io n o f th e Sterli ng J\1emor ia l
Library is sc hedu led to beg in next summe r a nd continu e
until t he end o f Augu st [997 . T he libra r y w ill rema in o pen
to read ers t hro ug ho ut the ren o vati o n, w hi ch w ill foc us primar ily o n insta lli ng modern hea ting a nd cooling syste ms
and o th e r u rgentl y needed improveme nts in t he boo k
stack s. Thro ll g l~ , the ge ne rosity of donors, t he Ma in Rea din g Roo m , t he Am eri ca n Stud ies Rea d ing Room , the M em o ra bi lia Roo m, a nd the ex hibition co rridor w ill be res to red
a s we ll .
In a re lated project, rep rese ntatives fro m the Depa rtment o f tvtu sic, t he Sc hool o f l\l[usic, a nd the Libra r y have
bee n pla nn in g since lvtay J994 fo r the co nst ructio n of a
ne ,,,-' mu sic libra ry in t he space now take n up by Sterl ing'S
seco nd co urtya rd . T he neVol m usic libra ry w ill replace th e
old Sprag ue H a ll lib rary, w hose shel ving ca pac ity, sea tin g
room , a nd tempe ratu re co ntro ls have bee n regarded as
ina dequate fo r mo re t ha n twe nty years. T he comm ittee
ho pes tha t co nstru cti o n of the new li brar y w ill beg in in
[996 a nd be co m pleted in 1997 . - K A T
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Kay Swift, Br'oadway Pioneer
The Ya le Ivlusic Librar y rcce ndy completed processing
rhe pape rs o f Kay Swift, whic h ,vere donated [Q the
Library in 1993 by her granddaughter Kathar ine Weber.
Kay Swift (r897- L993) is know n primar il y fo r her
close associati on w ith George Ge rshwi n. As a composer,
howeve r, she was a pio neer, wr iting fu ll-length sco res for
Broad\vay shows and the Ame rican Baller at a time \v hen
few women wrote for th e stage. Her music spa ns seven
decades and a wide ra nge o f styles.
Swifr rece ived forma l training at th e fn stitutc of Musica l Art (now the Juillia rd School) and th e New England
Co nse rvatory. Her first marriage to the banker Ja mes P.
\Xlarburg launched her ca reer as a Broadway composer.
Together the y created so ngs for Broadwa y revues and
musica ls includi ng the r93 0 hit Fine and Dandy.
[11 19 3 5 George Balanc hin e co mmissio ned Swift [0
write a ba iler ca lled Alma lvla ter about stud ent life at
Ya le. She also served in 1935-36 as a staff composer at
Radio C ity Mus ic Hall a nd as musical su pervisor for rhe
19 39 New York World 's Fair.
Sv. ,ift's seco nd marriage to a n Oregon rancher rook
her away from Nev~.' York theatcicallife. She returned in
t he [95 0S ro write mllsic for [he Broadway show Paris
'90 a nd M arc Conne ll y'S play Hunter's Mooll .
Swift was co nsidered a priceless source of kno'w ledge
abou t her freq uent compan ion and colla bo rato r Geo rge
Gers hw in. In 1938 she a nd Ira Gershwin used sketc hes
for so ngs left by Geo rge to construc t a score for th e fi lm
The Shocking Miss Pilgrim (1946). In addirion, she
he lped to reco nstruct Gershwi n music for posthumo us
publica ti on and reco rd ings. In 1959, Samuel Go ldw),n
hired S\vift to promote the film version o f Porgy
alld Bess.
The collection conta ins prim a ry sou rce mater ia ls for
most o f Sw if~'s musica l co mpositio ns and \-v ritings,
including ho lographs a nd copyist's manuscripts of nea rl y
all o f he r th ea ter compositio ns, individua l songs, and
instru menta l wo rk s. T hese include full orc hestra l sco re
for Alma Matel; a ile Little Girl, and th e so ng cycle
Reachillg (or the Brass Ring. The papers also ho ld sc ripts
a nd lyrics, as we ll as numerou s outlines a nd sketches for
man y unrea li zed projects.
Kay Swift led a long and fasc inating life. The ava ilabi lity of her papers may now a llO\-\' her story to be raid in
full a nd her co mpositio ns to receive th e critica l a nd commercial a ttentio n rhey deserve. - J 5 L
Nota Bene is published du ring the academic year ro acquain t
rhe Ya le comm unity and o thers inrcrcs{cd with rhe resources
of the Yale li braries. Please direct conllnents and q uesrions
ro Susan ne Roberts, Ediror, Bihliogr:1phy Deparrmem .
Sterling j\,tcmoriai Librar)' (p ho ne: 432- 176 2. , e-mail:
robcrts@Y<l Jevm,cis,ya le.cdu ).
Co pyrighr © 1994 Ya le Univcrsity Library
ISSN 0894- 135 '
COIHriburo rs to thi s issue include M artha L. Brogan, J amcs
S. Leve, Christa A. Sammons, Tho ma s E, Schnei ter, Alan C.
Solomon, and Ka rin A. Tra iner. Spccia l tha nks a rc d ue
Shabne R. Ha nsen.
Phorogra phs o n pages r, J, and 7 arc by M ichael Ma rsla nd.
Design is by Jo h n Ga mbe ll.
Scorr Hennerr, Universit), Lib raria n
Susannc F. Roberts, Editor
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Eureka ! The RLG Database
In September th e Library released Eureka, a n easy-to- use
on li ne se rvice, to th e Ya le cOIlllllu nity. This service provides author, title, a nd subj ect access ro the Resea rch
Library Gro up's bibliograp hi c fi le and ro twO addit io nal
files, rh e Anth ropolog ica l Li teratLIre index and th e Avery
Index to Arc hitec ru ral Pe riod ica ls.
The b ibliographic fil e, know n to man y as RU N, co nta ins over 22 million ca talog reco rds describing books,
jo urn als, maps, record ings) musica l scores, film s, ma nu sc ripr collectio ns, and computer arch ives held in hun dred s of resea rch, corpo ra te, and p ubli c libra ri es as we ll
as museum s, archives, and historica l societi es. Amon g
rh e signifi ca nt library collec ri ons represented in the database are t hose o f Berkeley, Co lum bia, Co rn ell, !vlichi gan,
Princeto n, a nd Sta nford.
Anrh ro pological Litera ture is o ne of the preemine nt
in te rn at io nal indexes to [he li terature o f a nthropology
and archaeo logy. Co mpiled by the st aff o f the To zzer
Librar y ar Harvard University, rhe on li ne da tabase includes over 83.000 citations ro jo urn al art icles a nd selecr
monogra phs dating from 1984 ro the present. Sub jects
covered include archaeo logy, socia-c ultural anthropology, phys ica l a nrh ropo logy, lingu istics, sociology, histo ry,
economi cs, art histo ry, reli gio us stud ies, music, and a rea
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Yale University Library Selectors Directory
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Director of Co ll ecti o n Devel o pm ent
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Cicero add ressi ng rhc SCIl~U ors, o ne of a se ries o f w indow
dccora tions depicting the hisrory of govc rnmcnT in 51\-1L
3 16, fo rmerly the Po litiCll and Socia l Scicnce Study.
Government Documents at Ya le
New electronic files ava ilab le o n Yalelnfo provide
ex panded information about Yale's collections of gove rn ment doc uments. A series of collection profiles identifies
the ke y bibliographic access points to vari o lls govern mental a nd inrergovernmenral collections in the Governme nt Documents Center (CDC) and the Low Library.
Gatherin g nearly one hundred pages o f printed text into
an electronic format, th ese files will allow lI sers to find
info rm 3tio n aboLlt U.S. federa l, Canadian, United
Nat ions, and European Union (formerly European Communiti es) publications. Most profiles present the history
and sco pe of the collection, fo ll owed by citations to
major finding aids a nd research guides. Research tools
fo r access ro documents of the ma jor branches of governmcnr appea r along with descriptions of electronic
resources that include full-text, numeric, and bibliographic data bases.
Members of rh e Yale co mmunity a re e nco uraged [Q
consu lt this electronic reference se rvice to locate particular mate rials before ve nturing to Yale's depository collecti o ns. They can find "Government Doc um ents at Yale"
uncle r the " Yale Libraries" heading in Yalelnfo. Questions about this addition to Yalelnfo ma y be addressed to
Sandy Peterson ([email protected]) or Laura
O rr (lo l"[email protected]). -M Lil
The Avcf)' Index to Architectural Periodicals, produced by th e staff o f th e Avery Arch itectural and Fine
Arts libra ry at Columbia Un iversity, serves as the premi er indexi ng a nd abstrac ting roo l for architecture
and the a llied arts. Subject coverage includes architectural history, e ng inee ring, conse rvat ion a nd restoration ,
la ndsca pe design, a nd mural painting. Although the title
sugges ts th at o nly arc hitectu ral periodica ls are indexed,
the database also co ntains article ci tations for periodica ls
in rela ted fi elds suc h as art history, interior d es ign, and
city planning. The o nlin e fil e includes citations since
1978 as \vell as a substantial number of citations from
prevIo us years.
All of these databases may be reac hed t hrou gh th e
Multi-ProtOcol Gateway (:\1PG) screen frol11 any mi crocomputer or terminal linked ro th e campus network. The
Eureka databases arc also access ible through YaleInfo
un de r the ca tego ry Libra ry Ca talogs a nd In for matio n
Services. Printed instructio ns for using Eureka arc a vailable at th e Refere nce Desk in Sterling Memo rial
LibrarY· - AC S
Boo kcase o rnament in Manuscripr a nd Archivcs, formcrly
rhc Ra re I~ook room in 5;\. 1L.
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CaJendm' of Exhibits
A RT AN D ARC HIT ECTU RE LI BRA RY
BE INECKE RA R E BOOK LIBR ARY
Artists' Books by joanna Drucker
R.L.S. A Centenary Exhibition from the Robert Louis
Stevenson Collection of E. J. Beinecke
through December
rhrough Decem ber
ST ERLI NG MEMO RIAL LI BRARY
Masks and Models: Charles Demuth and his Friends
Milesto11eS ;l1 Ya le History
rhrough Decembe r
through Novem ber
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Papers of the Peacemakers
D IVIN ITY LI BRARY
thro ugh November 4
The t50 th Anniversary of Yale's First Library
Snapshots of Am eriCf/1l cu lture during the 19405
and 19.505
Building
Social and Ecollom;c conditions ;n New Haven,
openi ng November 6
1937- 1962
through January
Engraving of the old Ya le Library designed by
Henry Austin C. 1844 . in the S~'I L ex hi bir 0 11 Yale's
fi rst library building.
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