File I2/3 - Datganiadau breindal a phapurau aelodaeth undeb / Royalty statements and union membership papers

Datganiadau breindal (1970-1995) a phapurau aelodaeth undeb (1965-1991), yn cynnwys datganiadau breindal ar gyfer gweithiau gan Emyr Humphreys a gyhoeddwyd gan Wasg Prifysgol Rhydychen (1970-1995), gyda memorandwm cytundeb ar gyfer 'Ancestor Worship' (1978) ; tystysgrifau aelodaeth y ‘Performing Rights Society’, gyda phamffled, llythyrau, a ffurflen hysbysu (1973-1980); tri llythyr gan yr ‘Association of Cinematograph Television and Allied Technicians’ (1965-1985); cerdyn aelodaeth ACTT (1975); llythyrau (6) oddi wrth PRS yn ymwneud â materion aelodaeth (1987-1991); a thaflen ffeithiau gan yr ‘Author’s Licensing and Collecting Society’ (1995). Mae'r ffeil hefyd yn cynnwys amryw o bapurau eraill gan gynnwys teipysgrifau o gerddi ([?1970]); copi o araith y bwriedir ei darlledu, o’r enw ‘Naming the Welsh’ (heb ddyddiad); datganiad dosbarthu ar gyfer drama S4C ‘Brodyr a Chwiorydd’ (1995); a llythyrau (1971-1995) oddi wrth Emyr Humphreys (1), Gwasg Prifysgol Rhydychen (4); Margaret Palmer (1), a Christopher Morris (2). / Royalty statements (1970-1995) and union membership papers (1965-1991), consisting of royalty statements for works by Emyr Humphreys published by Oxford University Press (1970-1995), with a memorandum of agreement for ‘Ancestor Worship’ (1978); membership certificates for The Performing Rights Society, with pamphlet, letters, and notification form (1973-1980); three letters from the Association of Cinematograph Television and Allied Technicians (1965-1985); ACTT membership card (1975); letters (6) from PRS relating to membership matters (1987-1991); and a fact sheet from the Author’s Licensing and Collecting Society (1995). The file also contains various other papers including typescripts of poems ([?1970]); a copy of a speech intended for broadcast, titled ‘Naming the Welsh’ (undated); a distribution statement for an S4C drama ‘Brodyr a Chwiorydd’ (1995); and letters (1971-1995) from Emyr Humphreys (1), Oxford University Press (4); Margaret Palmer (1), and Christopher Morris (2).