Copy of the B. F. Maiz book of poems entitled Dear Stranger. The poems have strong religious themes and a picture of the author is used as the front cover.

Program for Tell Pharaoh, a play written by Loften Mitchell and directed by Curtis King. The program includes a list of cast members which includes from where each member came.

Letter from Curtis King to Louie White discussing White's dismissal from a branch of the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters, the Third World Players performance group.

Program for the play Blues on 125th Street, which was written by Bob Ray Sanders, directed by Curtis L. King, and performed by the Third World Players, a performance troupe associated with the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The play was sponsored by the Alpha Xi Omega Human Resources AKAdemy, Inc. of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and it was performed on November 19, 1978 at the Dallas Convention Center Theater.

Program for The Party, a reception for an author who will attend the celebration and will be autographing books.

Letter from Curtis King to Robert Runnels discussing a reminder of the rules of the Third World Players, a performance company in association with the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

A list of the members of the Third World Players, a performance group that was a part of the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The list includes contact information and handwritten notes. The second page contains an in-depth schedule for the troupe for company rehearsals.

News release containing information for the play Blues on 125th Street. The release includes a synopsis of the production, as well as information about the production team and cast.

Letter from Regina Taylor to the members of the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters discussing Taylor's leave of the Third World Players for her career and commitment to other obligations.

Poster for the play Blues on 125th Street, performed by the Third World Players, written by Bob Ray Sanders, and directed by Curtis L. King. The play was performed on November 19, 1978 at the Dallas Convention Center Theater.

A page of handwritten notes containing details for the various production crews for the play Blues on 125th Street.

Newspaper clipping containing an article about the Third World Players performance troupe, which is associated with the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters, and their production of a play by Bob Ray Sanders entitled Blues on 125th Street.

Letter from David R. Hamilton discussing Hamilton's interest in joining the Third World Players performance troupe for their performance of the play Tell Pharaoh.

Meeting minutes for August 10th meeting of the Steering Committee which includes information on a mailing list, invitations, and members of the Special Invitation Sub-Committee.

Letter from Curtis King to Ronnie Rhone discussing Rhone's lack of participation in both the Third World Players and the Black Academy of Arts and Letters, which has resulted in her removal as a member of both organizations.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph taken at the Black Arts Convocation held by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.