A short, one-page note to Mr. Bigley describing a musical program featuring Schubert, Cui, van Goens, and Davidoff.

A typescript contract for Herbert to exclusively advise on band, orchestral and/or instrumental works for recordings by the National Phonograph Company. Signed by Herbert and Frank L. Dyer, President of the National Phonograph Company.

The following documents are laid in L.C. copy: Typewritten letter to Ernest Briggs, dated Nov. 11, 1923, signed by the composer; typewritten contract (3 1.) dated Feb. 1, 1924, signed by the composer and the librettist, with Ernest Briggs, and others, giving the latter group permission to adapt the work as a pantomime.

Herbert writes to Mr. Davies of Willow Grove Park, an amusement park near Philadelphia that boasted a popular music pavilion for band and orchestra performances. Herbert relays that he has just finished "a juicy and very patriotic (short) chorus work" for his upcoming concert.

T.L.S. (Typed Letter Signed.) Herbert's letter verifies his financial deal with Ziegfeld relating to his Ballet in the show Sally.

T.L.S. (Typed Letter Signed.) Herbert writes a short note to Music Division Chief Carl Engel stating that he's received Engel's letter about Dvorak's biography.