Contains mainly scripts written by Ward along with outlines, treatments and miscellaneous other materials for the radio program Big Town and other television programs.
Contains materials relating to Leslie's work as a journalist and writer, 1930-1966. Collection is mainly comprised of scripts, contracts and production materials for the radio and television versions of A Date With Judy, 1942-1952, fan mail and correspondence regarding her newspaper column, 1930-1940, and other non radio scripts.
Contains personal and professional correspondence, photographs and other papers relating to the actress's career plus sound recordings of Life Can Be Beautiful and other unidentified programs, 1939-1977.
Contains professional correspondence, 1952-1975, extensive scripts for various radio programs on the CBS Network, 1948, 1950-1975, and miscellaneous memorabilia.
Contains materials relating to White's production and writing career, including scripts for The Victor Borge Show, Fibber McGee and Molly which were written by Don Quinn and Phil Leslie (script summaries for 1935-1946 are also included) and The Great Gildersleeve, 1935-1947. Also includes sound recordings of programs broadcast over KVOA, 1941-1944.
Consists of scripts of many of the Hummerts' programs, including Just Plain Bill, Lorenzo Jones, Easy Aces, Young Widder Brown, Front Page Farrell, Lora Lawton, Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, Orphans of Divorce, Backstage Wife, Stella Dallas, David Harum, Romance of Helen Trent, Our Gal Sunday, and John's Other Wife.
Contains mainly scripts written by Marquis along with 27 reel-to-reel tapes and miscellaneous other materials for the programs The Fifth Horseman, The Pacific Story and Unlimited Horizons.
Consists mainly of scripts for radio and television programs written or produced by Henley with production files containing correspondence, notes, schedules and outlines. Also includes related reviews, awards, promotional materials, scrapbooks, photographs of Henley, manuscripts of two of his books, phonograph records of radio broadcasts, films and audio tapes of Make Up Your Mind and other programs. Also includes material for Everything Goes, What Makes You Tick, Marry-Go-Round, Phrase That Pays and Honeymoon in New York.
Contains scripts Reines wrote for Cavalcade of America. Catalog listing notes that he also wrote radio scripts for the U.S. Treasury Department but collection does not appear to include any of those scripts.
Consists mainly of radio and television scripts written by Carroll and sheet music for songs written by Carroll or in collaboration with Dick Manning. Contains material on the Bob Crosby Show, Club 15, Kraft Music Hall and Old Gold Show, including correspondence and manuscripts of various writings. Also includes Carroll's column for "Variety" magazine and books ghost written for Bob Hope, Mike Douglas and others, sound recordings of radio commercials and programs and records, some with music written by Carroll and some performed by the Bob Crosby Orchestra.
Includes papers relating to Kinnaird's career as a syndicated columnist, broadcaster and book reviewer, 1949-1970. Collection includes some unidentified radio scripts.
Contains scripts by Kingsley on water conservation, 1938. Note: The collection is also listed in the catalog as "Papers, 1928-1946" with George N. Carter as the "author."
Contains correspondence, poems, phonograph records, including poetry readings and auditions, scripts for Words in the Night and other papers. Ross also did poetry readings on Poet's Gold.
Contains three audio tapes of a history of radio broadcasting consisting of over 18 hours of programs with accompanying script put together by Frey, one audio cassette of openings for radio programs and an interview with Frey on collecting radio broadcasts.
Contains mainly materials relating to her work with Your Hit Parade, including 20 boxes of musical scores from the radio and television versions of the show.
Contains manuscripts, related correspondence, research files and synopses of many of McGaughey's western novels, including scripts for Gene Autry's Melody Ranch and Hopalong Cassidy.
Contains some personal materials but mainly materials relating to Renaldo's acting and his portrayal of the Cisco Kid. In addition to scripts for the radio and television program, the collection contains memorabilia, promotional material, fan mail, personal and general correspondence with some relating to the Screen Writers and Screen Actors Guilds.
Consists mainly of scripts for movies, television programs and a few radio programs in which Begley appeared, including the Hills Brothers Coffee Show and One Man's Family.
Consists of material relating to Horton's acting career, including mainly scripts for plays, motion pictures and radio and television commercials and shows. Also includes photographs, programs, correspondence, broadsides and other promotional materials, personal account books, contracts, scrapbooks, memorabilia, sound recordings of two interviews of Horton, 1969 and 1970, and many phonograph records of performances and interviews.
Consists mainly of scripts, 1943-1946, written by Herbert for Meet Corliss Archer along with manuscripts of novels, short stories, plays and screenplays and other materials relating to his writing.
Consists mainly of Van Hartesveldt's writings, including scripts for many radio shows, story ideas, outlines and a few scripts for television. Also includes a small amount of related correspondence, some contracts and photographs of Van Hartesveldt with celebrities. Van Hartesveldt wrote for the following radio programs: Your Nutrilite Radio Theatre, Suspense, Sky King, CBS Radio Workshop, The Great Gildersleeve, Romance and Roy Rogers.
Consists chiefly of materials relating to Harmon's work with the Riverside Church and WRVR, including correspondence, minutes, reports, grant proposals, transcripts of listener mail, transcripts of Harmon's testimony before the FCC in WRVR licensing matters, memorandums, budgets and surveys.
Contains miscellaneous materials relating to Barton's work as a television and radio announcer, including correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs of Barton with various bands, an audio tape of a 1947 episode of One Man's Family, phonograph records of Barton with the Tom Croakley Orchestra playing on the Hills Brothers Coffee Show, 1934-1938, scattered scripts for One Man's Family, a video tape of Barton on the Tomorrow Show in 1974 upon his retirement from NBC and a scrapbook.
Contains mainly scripts for radio and motion pictures that Woodruff directed and miscellaneous materials for This ls Hollywood, Lux Radio Theatre and the Camay Show. Also includes sound recordings of This ls Hollywood and the Camay Show.
Consists of an extensive file of jokes typed on 3x5 cards, arranged alphabetically by topic, from several radio shows from the 1930s and scripts for television programs.
Consists mainly of radio and television scripts for variety shows written by Bloom, 1950s-1960s, reel-to-reel tapes of highlights of The Gold Coast Show written by Bloom and a few materials relating to Bloom's night club writings.
Contains miscellaneous biographical information, correspondence with Fred Allen, J.J. Shubert and RKO Corporation, scripts for The Fred Allen Show, Texaco Star Theater, Dr. Rockwell's Brain Trust, and Jack Oakie's College plus scrapbooks, photographs, clippings and other materials.
Contains typescripts of jokes used by various comedians on radio shows, 1947, a 3x5 card file of jokes, manuscripts of articles and short stories, humor newsletters and other papers.
Consists mainly of scripts, 1945-1963, written by Freedman for radio and television. Also includes sound recordings of You Bet Your Life and Seabees Time on the Air, material relating to Duffy's Tavern and photographs of Freedman and radio and television celebrities, including Groucho Marx, and the manuscript of Freedman's 1977 book "Sex Link."
Collection documents Kuhn's career as a radio war correspondent for NBC, 1940-1949, and contains papers and sound recordings, including her broadcasts of the liberation of Shanghai and Manila in 1945 and The Kuhns broadcasts she did with her daughter Rene. Papers include financial records, legal files, news releases, newspaper clippings, photographs, subject files, awards, biographic information and miscellaneous other materials.
Includes manuscripts of the writer's novels and plays, scripts for motion pictures, television and radio programs written or co-written by Dratler. Also includes related correspondence, outlines, story ideas and legal documents concerning a copyright case.
Contains mainly scripts for radio and television written by Seelen, including the radio programs Birds Eye Open House, The Drene Shampoo Show and Toasties Time. Seelen also wrote for the Danny Thomas Show.
Includes professional correspondence, photographs and a scrapbook. Meagher was a radio executive and vice-president of the National Association of Broadcasters, 1954-1964.
Includes miscellaneous correspondence, a scrapbook and 48 audio cassettes of As Others See Us, a talk show with foreign correspondents covering the United States.
Contains mainly scripts for radio programs written by Mies and other materials relating to his work in radio and television, 1953-1978. Includes scripts for The Gold Coast Show, Concert or Corn, Would You Believe It, and Secession Report (with scripts for commercials), which was a radio news show that reported occurrences in the 1860s and was aired during the centennial of the Civil War, 1953-1962. Also includes one audio cassette with a 1961 episode of the Secession Report and a 1955 episode of The Gold Coast Show.
Contains mainly scripts written by Whedon along with outlines and miscellaneous other materials for several radio and television programs, motion pictures and theater, 1935-1973. Includes scripts for The Great Gildersleeve and The Rudy Vallee Hour.
Includes scripts, production materials, outlines, synposes, research notes and treatments for many radio and television programs, 1940-1987, including the following radio programs: Duffy's Tavern, The Bob Hope Show, General Fuquas' Warcast, The Fred Allen Show, and The Joan Davis Show. Collection also includes other professional correspondence.
Contains materials relating to Blochman's writing career with some personal correspondence. Professional materials include correspondence, manuscripts, reviews of his work, a scrapbook, photographs and radio scripts. Blochman wrote for The Fred Allen Show, Town Hall Tonight, and Texaco Star Theater.
Contains materials relating to Klee's writing career and includes mainly scripts along with story lines and research notes for Backstage Wife, Chaplain Jim, U.S.A. (completed for Hummert Radio Features during World War II), The Chase, The Clock, The Fat Man, Front Page Farrell, Mr. & Mrs. North, Mr. Chameleon, Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons and Valiant Lady. Also includes television and movie scripts.
Contains materials relating to Lansworth's career as a radio writer and author, including correspondence, 1943-1969, scripts, research notes, photographs, publicity materials and newspaper clippings for Murder Will Out and Whodunit?, 1940-1955. Also includes 21 sound recordings of Murder Will Out and other materials relating to Lansworth's career.
Consists mainly of scripts for radio and television programs and motion pictures written or produced by Heyward along with miscellaneous related materials, manuscripts of novels and scenery drawings for the Garry Moore television show. Includes papers relating to Personality Time and Startime.
Contains materials relating to Shane's work in radio, television and motion pictures and includes radio scripts for Big Town, 1939-1940, and the script for the World War II propaganda fiIm "We Refuse to Die" along with a script for the radio adaptation.
Contains mainly scripts for motion pictures, radio and television written by Raison along with treatments and outlines, 1937-1963, correspondence, 1944-1971, research notes and a scrapbook. Includes material for the Chase and Sanborn Hour.
Contains correspondence, including letters in German to Hermann Goering, fan mail, subject files used as background materials for radio broadcasts, 1948-1967, three scrapbooks, scripts for AP Newsfeatures and News of the World, 1937-1967, and other papers. Also contains two sound recordings of Beatty's 10th anniversary broadcast on News of the World, 1956, seven recordings of Beatty narrating for AP's The World in Sound, sound recordings of News of the World, 1959-1967, a 1966 videotape interview with Beatty and a film of a 1959 News of the World broadcast.
Consists mainly of scripts, correspondence, notes, story lines and fan mail for many of the radio and television programs for which Lewis wrote. Also includes Lewis's subject files, general correspondence and materials relating to the Writers Guild of America, West. Lewis wrote for the following radio programs: Sparring Partners, Philco Hall of Fame, Jonathan Trimble, Esq., Behind the Mike and The Charlie McCarthy Show.
Contains correspondence, two 78rpm records of a KMBC broadcast, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, MO, n.d., a 78rpm record of an episode of Police Headquarters, n.d., and other material relating to film production.
Contains scripts, 1944, 1948-1950 and 1957, including portions of the 1944 Republican National Convention relating to CARE (Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere), other papers and a sound recording of a personality sketch of Clapper by Mutual Broadcaster Virgil Pinkley, 1958.
Contains materials relating to the Nelson family, their orchestra and radio and television programs, including Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, Red Skelton Show and Emmy Lou. Includes scripts for both the Nelson's radio and television programs and for other radio programs, the Orchestra's sheet music for instrumental parts, photographs of the Nelson family and the television show and phonograph records of radio broadcasts.
Includes scripts of Stories of Pacific Powerland, a five minute program sponsored by Pacific Power and Light Co. All 1,273 programs were narrated by Nelson Olmsted. Each program dealt with Western history, biography or folklore.
Consists mainly of scripts for radio and television programs written by Levy, 1933-1965, including the Ben Bernie Show, Bert Lahr Show, Duffy's Tavern and My Friend Irma.
Includes two audio tapes of Stone's radio interviews of 10 producers and actors, including Cecil B. De Mille, Ed Wynne and Eddie Cantor, and other papers relating to her acting and producing careers. Stone was a radio personality in the 1940s. The catalog lists the names of the 10 interviewees but not the dates of the interviews.
Contains extensive correspondence, musical scores, newsclippings, advertisements, legal and financial material, photographs, scrap-books, scripts and phonograph records for Seth Parker, Seth Parker's Old Fashioned Singing School and Sunday Evenings at Seth Parker's.
Contains mainly scripts for radio and television programs written by Singer, 1944-1969. Includes scripts for The Phil Harris/Alice Faye Show and The Sealtest Village Store.
Scripts for the program in which actor Dick Powell played the title role. Note: Check with library to determine if these are the same scripts that are included in the "Dick Powell Collection" listed above.
Contains scripts for Defense for America, Gang Busters, Mr. District Attorney, and Your Defense Reporter written by Slate, 1937-1941, plus scrapbooks and papers relating to his career as a producer with CBS, 1951-1963, and sound recordings of programs he produced for the BBC.
Contains mainly scripts for radio, television, theater and motion pictures written by Stark along with miscellaneous other materials, 1942-1986. Includes scripts for American School of the Air and Straight Arrow. Stark also wrote for The Lone Ranger and Escape.
Consists mainly of scripts along with budgets, treatments, correspondence, research materials, contracts, outlines and synopses for many of the radio, television and motion pictures written or produced by Niss, plus professional correspondence, two scrapbooks, 94 phonograph records, an audio tape for Twenty-first Precinct, 1954-1955, one phonograph record for Gang Busters, 1954, material related to Charlie Wild, Private Detective and other television and film related material.
Includes scrapbooks, awards, trophies and certificates, two letters, a bronze bust of Stern, memorabilia, a copy of Stern's book "A Taste of Ashes" and miscellaneous other materials.
Contains materials concerning Boyd's portrayal of Hopalong Cassidy, including correspondence, fan mail, scripts for Hopalong Cassidy on radio and in other productions, press kits, business records and promotional material including broadsides, product labels, toys and clothing.
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