Series IX: Subject Files
8 boxes
BOX 1 f.1 Neile Adams: 2/13/56, 3 pages, mostly pictures. Fred Allen: Life, 2 pages, mostly pictures. June Allyson: Life, cover, Oct.1,1945, 3 pages entitled "Her Highness and The Bellboy." "Almanac": 12/28/53, 1 page. Bert Ambrose; The Bystander, Mar.13, 1935, 1 page. "Ankles Aweigh": Theatre Arts, July,1955, 1 page. "Anniversary Waltz": Theatre Arts,June,1954, 1 page. "Anything Goes": 2 pages, pictures. "Are You With It?": 11/26/45, 4 pages, pictures. "Arms And The Girl": Theatre Arts, April 1950, 1 page. Louis Armstrong; Life, cover, Apr.15,1966, 19 pages of interview & pictures. "Around The World": Broadway with Orson Welles, 3 pages-mostly pictures. Jean Arthur: article about her home, 4 pages-mostly pictures. "As The Girls Go": 11/29/48, 2 pages Bobby Clark pictures. f.2 George Abbott: 3 articles - "100th Birthday" (2 pages), "50th anniversary in show business" (6 pages) & "Hick on Broadway" (6 pages). f.3 Julie Andrews: 3 articles - Post, cover, Jan. 29, 1966 (4 pages); Look, cover, Sept. 19.1967 (4 pages-pictures); Life, cover, March 26, 1956 (6 pages-mostly pictures of "My Fair Lady"). f.4 Fred Astaire, People, July 6, 1987, cover (11 pages); 11/9/42 (4 pages - pictures with Ginger Rogers); 12/30/40 (2 pages); 3/26/51 (2 pages); 11/19/45 (3 pages). f.5 George Balanchine, "Cat Comes Dancing," (2 pages); "Band Wagon" Dance, Sept. 1953 (2 pages). Brigitte Bardot, "Charms of Brigitte" (5 pages). John Barrymore, "Clowning Wows Theatre" (4 pages). The Beatles, Life (3 pages, pictures of fans). "Bells Are Ringing," 2/11/57, "Judy Holliday at the Switchboard" (4 pages). Joan Bennett, 9/9/40, "Her Busy Day" (5 pages). "Best Foot Forward," 10/31/41, "1st. Musical Comedy of Broadway Season," (4 pages). "Billion Dollar Baby," 1/21/46, "Spoofs On 1920s" (3 pages). Bing Boys: Bystander, Dec. 18, 1934, Revival (1 page). "Bloomer Girl," Life cover (Celeste Holm), Nov.6, 1944 (4 pages-pictures). Borsch Circuit (2 pages). Boulanger, 7/21/58, music teacher 2 pages. "Boys & Girls," Ed Wynn in new Broadway Hit (2 pages-pictures). "Broadway tries hard," 10/25/48 (7 pages). Broadway - 1952, Look, 4/22/52 (7 pages-pictures). Charlie Brown, Life cover, March 17, 1967, Peanuts & Schulz (7 pages). Carol Bruce, Life cover, Sept. 9, 1940, "New Young Starlet" (3 pages). Virginia Bruce, Bystander, Feb 13, 1935, (picture-1 page). Burlesque: 9/12/44, "Strip Show Bows Out" (3 pages). Carol Burnett: one of TV Bright Stars, 5 pages "By Jupiter," 6/1/42, musical comedy (4 pages). f.6 Lauren Bacall, Look cover, June 30, 1953; 5/7/45 1 page wedding picture; 5/7/45, "Hollywood New Sensation" (6 pages). f.7 Ingrid Bergman, Life cover, Oct. 13, 1967; Bergman's return to stage (4 pages); 1/15/45 1 page of oil portrait of Ingrid; Life cover, Nov. 12, 1945; 1945 pictures with Ingrid (6 pages); 2/10/58, "Day out with Cary Grant" (3 pages). f.8 Irving Berlin, NRTA Journal, May-June 1978, "90 yrs of Berlin" (4 pages); "This Is The Army" (3 pages); "Miss Liberty," 12/31/51 (3 pages); "Annie Get Your Gun" 6/3/46 (6 pages); 11/15/43 "Guest at Mountbatten," (1 page); 4/5/43, general overview of his life (6 pages). f.9 Ray Bolger, "Three To Make Ready" (4 pages); 7/27/42, "Party at Stage Door Canteen" (4 pages). f.10 "Cabin In The Sky," 12/9/40 (3 pages-pictures). "Call Me Mister," 1946 (4 pages-pictures). "Carousel," 2/6/56 (4 pages-pictures). Hoagy Carmichael, "Story of Stardust" (1 page). Earl Carrol, 2/14/44, his showmanship (3 pages-pictures). Carol Channing, Life cover, Nov 28, 1955, "Comic on the Rampage" (2 pages). Charlie Chaplin, Vanity Fair, Oct 1930, "City Lights" (1 page-picture). Tony Charmoli, Dance, May 1959, "The Man Behind the Chevy Show" (4 pages). Ina Claire, Vanity Fair, Dec 1930, 1 page-picture "Royal Family." Claudette Colbert, Bystander, Feb 20, 1935 (1 page). Copacabana Girls, 12/7/42, 5 pages of who & what the girls were. Ann Corio, 9/16/66, "Ladies Day at the Burlesque" (7 pages). Katharine Cornell, Vanity Fair, March 1930, "Dishonoured Lady" (1 page-picture). Noel Coward, Vanity Fair, Apr 1931 (1 page). Jeanne Crain, 9/4/44, on her rise to stardom (4 pages). f.11 Vernon & Irene Castle, Dance, 1/59, 2 pages excerpts written by Fred Astaire; 3/27/39, "The Castles subject of movie by Astaire & Rogers" (4 pages of pictures). f.12 "Call Me Madam," Theatre Arts, Dec 1950, 1 page description; 5/5/53, movie review (3 pages). f.13 "Camelot," 8 page study guide put out by Warner Brothers; The Rhode Islander, Dec 17, 1967, "The Legend Touches An Actor" (3 pages); 11 pages of photos of the movie. f.14 Diahann Carroll, magazine interview with Carroll by Louise D. Stone (4 pages); 1 page article about schedule of the day. f.15 Madeleine Carroll, Bystander, Feb. 13, 1935 (2 pages); 9/13/37, "Biggest Splash in Hollywood" (4 pages). f.16 Charlie Chaplin, Bystander, Aug. 14, 1935, Cover page; "Chaplin Revives His 1925 Comedy" (5 pages); 6/28/43 1 page wedding picture; Chaplin's "Dictator" (4 pages-pictures); Look cover, 4/19/1966, Chaplin directs Loren (7 pages); Life cover, 4/1/66, "Chaplin Directs Sophia" (9 pages); interview by Richard Meryman (10 pages). f.17 Maurice Chevalier, 21 page booklet produced by M-G-M Records; Life cover, March 10, 1961, with Bing Crosby, "2 Old Pros" (3 pages-pictures). f.18 George M Cohan, Life, Oct. 25,1937, "He Plays Franklin Roosevelt" (3 pages); 5/27/40, "Dean of Comedy Returns" (6 pages). f.19 Betty Comden, The Theatre, May 1959, 2 pages article about Comden & Green; 4 page article about Rainbow Room's young Revuers, mostly pictures. f.20 Gary Cooper, Bystander, Oct. 30, 1935, 1 page of Cooper & his wife; Life cover, Oct 7, 1940, Movie of the week "The Westerner" (4 pages of pictures). f.21 "Cover Girl," Rita Hayworth, Life cover, Jan. 18, 1943 (8 pages-pictures); 1 page, Hayworth & Kelly in "Cover Girl" movie; 3/6/44, 1 page ad for movie. f.22 Bing Crosby, Bystander, Aug 19,1936, "Anatomy of Crosby" (1 page); 11/17/41, "Crosby Glorifies Old Tunes in Paramount's "Birth of the Blues"" (2 pages-pictures); Life cover, "Crosby's Boys" (5 pages). f.23 "Daddy Long Legs," article about movies with Astaire & Caron (5 pages of pictures); "Dancing In The Dark" (3 page program of exhibition by Howard Dietz). Carmen D'Antonio, 2 pages/pictures of night-club sensation. "Damn Yankees," Theatre Arts, July 1955 (2 pages). Dorothy Dandridge, (4 pages/pictures). Clarence Day, 1 page article. "The Day Before Spring," Broadway's musical (3 pages-pictures). Agnes DeMille, 11/15/63, 4 page article. "Destry Rides Again," Dance Magazine, June 1959, 2 page article. Buddy DeSylva, 12/30/40, 6 page article on his career. "Doctor Dolittle," Life cover, Rex Harrison, Sept 30, 1966, 8 pages-pictures about movie. "Do Re Mi," 2/10/61, Phil Silvers in musical (3 pages). Paul Draper, 3 page article. f.24 Dance Magazine, 4/59, 5 page article about annual awards; 12/20/37, "The Dance Called Big Apple" (4 pages of pictures); 9/26/50, "Everybody's Doing The Charleston" (8 pages-pictures). f.25 Marlene Dietrich, Collier's cover, May 14, 1954 (6 page portrait); 3 pages-pictures of "Destry Rides Again"; 1 page "Witness for the Prosecution"; 3 pages-picture of Marlene at Canteen in Paris; 1 page-picture kissing GI; 11/29/43, 5 pages- pictures of her role in "Kismet"; 3/5/45 3 pages-pictures of Dietrich in Germany entertaining troops. f.26 "Du Barry Was A Lady," 3/18/40, Chorus of Du Barry (8 pages- pictures); Merman & Lahr (8 pages-pictures). f.27 Deanna Durbin, 9/6/37, first starring role (3 pages-pictures); 10/21/40, "Spring Parade" (3 pages-pictures); 7/3/44, "New Mature Star" (2 pages). f.28 "Fiddler On The Roof," Life, 12/4/64, article about Zero Mostel (8 pages-pictures). Fabulous Fields Family, 2/22/43, 2 page article & pictures of the comedies and musicals written by family of Grace Fields, 12/21/42 (2 pages). "Hazel Flagg," Dance, March 1953, 4 page article about the new musical. "Finnian's Rainbow," 2/24/47, 2 pages of pictures. "Follow The Girls," 4/24/44, Gertrude Niesen, 5 pages of pictures. Lynn Fontanne, Vanity Fair, February 1930, 1 page-picture. Margot Fonteyn, Bystander, Oct 30, 1935, 2 pages of pictures. Eddie Foy, 6/16/61, "Eddie Jr." (3 pages-pictures). f.29 W.C. Fields, 1/6/47, "Dies on Christmas Day" (3 pages-pictures); 5/12/41, "Funnyman Keeps In Shape" (4 pages-pictures). f.30 "Funny Girl," 5 pages with pictures about the movie; New York Times Magazine, Sept 24, 1967 (2 pages).BOX 2 f.1 Zsa Zsa Gabor, Life cover, Oct 15,1951, "Another Gabor on the West Coast" (3 pages). "The Gay Life," new musical (3 pages). John Gielgud, Bystander, Aug 14, 1935, "The Many Faces" (3 pages-pictures). "Girls of Hollywood," 8/2/42, measurement chart & pictures of top ten actresses. (5 pages). Paulette Goddard, Life cover, Dec 17, 1945 (5 pages- pictures of the movie "Kitty"). "The Golden Apple," Theatre Arts, June 1954, about the musical (1 page). "Going My Way," 5/1/44 (3 pages of pictures from the movie). "Gone With The Wind," Atlanta première (5 pages-pictures). "Good-Bye, Mr. Chips," 5/15/39 (3 pages-pictures). Benny Goodman, 11/1/37, "Life Goes To A Party" (4 pages- pictures). Mitzi Green: 12/27/37, "Child Star Grows Up" (2 pages). Greer Garson, 4 pages of pictures from the movie "Random Harvest." "Gypsy," Dance Magazine, May 1959 (4 pages of backstage scenes). f.2 Greta Garbo, Bystander, Dec 18, 1934 "A New Team" (1 page); Life cover, Nov 8, 1937, 5 pages of pictures from the movie "Conquest"; 3 pages-pictures of Greta's homes. f.3 "Hair," 4 pages of pictures from the Broadway version. "Harlem," Life, Feb 4, 1966, cover: "Greatest Negro Stars" (Sammy Davis, Harry Belafonte & Sidney Poitier), and 7 pages on a TV special on "Oldtime Harlem." Oscar Hammerstein II, 5/29/44, 8 page article describing growing up in grandfather's shadow and then writing musicals. Rex Harrison, Theatre Arts cover only, Nov. 1949, "Anne of The Thousand Days." Margie Hart, 6/24/40, "Strip-tease Artist" (3 pages-pictures). "The Harvey Girls," 12/3/45, "Doris Lee paints pictures of waitresses who civilized the West" (4 pages of pictures, 1 page about the movie). Richard Harrison, Vanity Fair, July 1930, 1 page-picture "The Green Pastures." June Havoc, 5/5/53, "She Wouldn't Give Up Her Career" (3 pages of pictures). Leland Hayward, Theatre Arts, July 1955, 6 page article on how this producer worked with early TV. "Heidi," 10/25/37, 2 pages of pictures from the movie starring Shirley Temple. "Helen Goes To Troy," 3 pages of pictures from this operetta. "Hellz a Poppin," 6 or 7 pages from Playbill, Jan 30, 1939. "Henry V," play made into movie with Laurence Olivier, 5 pages of movie pictures. Audrey Hepburn, 3/8/54, in title role Of "Ondine" (4 pages- pictures). "High Kickers," by George Jessel, 4 pages of pictures of Betty Bruce & her high kicks. "Higher & Higher," 4/15/40?, 3 pages of pictures from Broadway musical. Hildegarde, Life cover, 3/17/39, 2 pages of pictures of her expressions. "Honky Tonk," Life cover, Oct. 13,1941, Turner & Gable, movie review (6 pages-pictures). Lena Horne, 1/4/43 (2 pages-pictures). "How To Success In Business," 11/17/61, 3 pages-pictures Robert Morse. Sally Ann Howes, Life cover, March 3, 1958, 5 pages-pictures on replacing Julie Andrews in "My Fair Lady." Betty Hutton, 3/22/43 (3 pages-pictures ). Mary Ann Hyde, 11/2/42, trapeze artist, "Flesh And Fantasy" (3 pages-pictures). f.4 Barbara Harris, "Mike Nichols Comments" (3 pages); 12/17/65, 2 pages-pictures about her rise to fame; Look, 12/14/65, 4 pages of Broadway's new funny girl. f.5 Rita Hayworth, Life cover, 7/15/1940, movie review of "Tonight And Every Night" (3 pages-pictures); 1/46, 3 pages- pictures about her expensive wardrobe; 1 page-picture of Rita and a GI; 7/16/45, 1 page-picture Pin-Up pose; 1 page-pictures of Rita exercising on bike. f.6 "Hello Dolly," 1 page showing Dorothy Lamour as Dolly; The Players cover, Fall 1964, Carol Channing, 5 pages & pictures of Channing and her comeback; Life cover, 12/8/1967, Pearl Bailey as Dolly, 6 pages-pictures. f.7 Katharine Hepburn, Newsweek cover, 11/20/1969, 7 pages about her return to Broadway in "Coco"; Life cover, 1/5/1968, 6 pages-pictures "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" & "Lion In Winter." f.8 Bob Hope, Time cover, 12/22/1967, 2 page article "Christmas in Vietnam"; Life cover, 5/11/1962, 9 pages- pictures of Hope's career; Life cover, 1/10/1944, 7 pages- pictures of Hope and many other old-time top comedians. f.9 "I Married An Angel," 2 pages-pictures featuring Zorina. "In Which We Serve," 12/21/42, 8 pages-pictures from movie & its making, Jose Iturbi, Vanity Fair, December 1930, 1 page-picture of Spanish pianist. Al Jolson, 7/29/40?, 3 pages-pictures "Hold On To Your Hats." Jam Session, 10/11/43, Life photographer, Gjon Mili, 8 pages- pictures of a 9pm to 4am NY Jam session. f.10 "Carmen Jones," 5/8/44 5 pages-pictures, 4 pages of painted scenes of the play by Miguel Covarrubias; 12/20/43, 5 pages- pictures of all Nergo Cast. f.11 "Keep Off The Grass", 7/8/40, "High-speed Cameras Shoot New Revue" (3 pages-pictures). Gene Kelly, 5/29/44, Gjon Mili photographs of Kelly's dancing (3 pages). Deborah Kerr, 10/19/53, Broadways "Tea & Sympathy" (3 pages- pictures). "Kid From Brooklyn," Danny Kaye, 4 pages-pictures from movie. "Kismet," Life, 12/21/53, 4 pages-pictures from movie. f.12 Grace Kelly, Look cover, 1/11/1955, 2 pages-pictures of up-and-coming star; 3/25/1957, Princess Grace - birth of daughter, Caroline, 7 pages-pictures. f.13 "Kiss Me Kate," 2/7/49, 4 pages of pictures and a few lyrics to Cole Porter's new musical; 1/16/1950, 2 pages of pictures from backstage of Broadway show. f.14 Bert Lahr & Bobby Clark, 5/19/47, 5 pages-pictures of two great comedians on Broadway in a revival. "Lady In The Dark," 3/20/1944, 4 pages-pictures from movie with Ginger Rogers. Hedy Lamar, Life cover, 6/1/1942, 3 pages-pictures "Tortilla Flat." "Laughs Begin at 40," Look article 4/10/1951, & pages- pictures of old style comedy and its stars. "Lend An Ear," 2/28/1949, 2 pages-pictures of the Broadway hit. Janet Leigh, Life cover, 8/10/1962, 4 pages-pictures from movie "Bye Bye Birdie." "Let's Face It," 11/10/1941, 4 pages-pictures of Cole Porter's new show. Joan Leslie, Life cover, 8/26/1942, 5 pages-pictures of Joan growing into a big star. "Life With Father," Playbill, Dec 4, 1939, cut up and glued to a scrapbook page. ""Li'l Abner" Girls," Life cover, 1/14/1957, 3 page- pictures of "Li'l Abner" on Broadway, 4 pages of Dogpatch cartoons by Al Capp. "The Lindy Hop," Life cover, 8/23/1943, photographer Gjon Mili took high speed pictures of the dance (9 pages). Bambi & Ralph Linn, 6/25/45, 2 pages-pictures about their roles in "Oklahoma." Joan Littlewood, Life, 11/27/64, 3 page article "Oh, What A Lovely War." Frank Loesser, 11/2/42, 4 page article "Praise The Lord & Pass The Ammunition." "Lovely To Look At," 4/22/1952, 5 pages-pictures from the movie. Sophia Loren, Post cover, 8/21/1967, 4 pages (3 page interview)-pictures. Guy Lombardo, 12/17/1965, 4 page article about New Year's Eve tradition. Claire Luce, Bystander, 11/6/1935, 1 page photo. f.15 Veronica Lake, 3 page-pictures of Veronica's hair style; 3 page-pictures of "I Married A Witch," in which she starred. f.16 Gertrude Lawrence, Theatre Arts, 1950, 2 pages on her return to Broadway; 2/6/39 "Gertrude Helps Open A New Life House" (1 page); 2 pages of her part in "Skylark"; Life cover, 11/27/44 , 2 pages of her trip to entertain Allied troops; Bystander 4/17/34, 1 page advertising picture. f.17 Gypsy Rose Lee, 6 page-pictures of Gypsy's climb to fame; 9/14/42 2 pages of her wedding; 2/19/45 1 page picture with her infant son; 5/27/40 2 page-pictures of 1940 World's Fair. f.18 Vivian Leigh, Bystander, 2/20/35 1 page-picture; Bystander
11/13/1935 1 page-picture; Bystander 8/19/1936 1 page-picture; Life cover,7/29/1946, 3 page-pictures of "Caesar & Cleopatra"; 2 page-pictures of Scarlett O'Hara & her Oscar. f.19 Beatrice Lillie, Vanity Fair, June 1930, 1 page-picture; Vanity Fair, May 1931, 1 page-picture; Theatre Arts, June-July 1948, 3 page-pictures of return to Broadway "Inside U.S.A"; 1 page-picture of costumes. f.20 Charles Lindbergh, Saturday Review, 4/16,1977, 6 page article on how his flight changed the world; Boston Globe
3/13/1977, 6 page article of his flight 50 years ago; Life, 3 page article "A Letter From Lindbergh 42 yrs after his flight"; 1 page blueprint of interior of Lindbergh's plane from The New York Times; Time 5/26/1967 2 page essay "Lindbergh: The Way Of A Hero"; Life, 1 page of Lindbergh's opinions of war; Life 4/13/1939 12 page-pictures of Lindbergh flight. f.21 Julie London, 2 page-pictures of her part in "The Red House"; Life cover, 2/18/1957 3 page-pictures of her singing career f.22 "Lost In The Stars," Theatre Arts 1/1950, 1 page review; Theatre Arts 12/1950, 32 page booklet of dialogue & pictures; 11/14/1949, 5 page-pictures review of Broadway play based on the book "Cry, The Beloved Country." f.23 "Louisiana Purchase," 6/10/40, 4 page-pictures review of Broadway's new musical; 11/2/1942, review of new movie & about Dora Drake (4 pages). f.24 "Make Mine Manhattan," 4 page-pictures of new sassy revue. "Mame," Life 6/17/1966, cover, 10 page-pictures of Broadway play. "Man Of La Mancha," 4/8/66, 5 page-pictures with Richard Kiley. "Manpower," 5/12/41, 1 page Robinson & Raft stage impromptu fight. John Masefield, Vanity Fair, August 1930, 1 page- picture of British Poet Laureate. Elsa Maxwell, 5 page-pictures of Maxwell's salute to free France. Joan McCracken, Dance, 7/53 (2 pages). Shirley MacLaine, 3/14/55, 3 pages on her moves to movie roles. "Meet Me In St. Louis," 12/11/44, 4 page-pictures of new movie. "Meet The People," 2/26/40, new Broadway play, 3 pages- pictures. "Memphis Bound," 6/25/45: 4 page-pictures of Broadway's new all-Negro musical. Ethel Merman, Theatre 5/1959, 3 pages of Ethel's part in "Gypsy." "Mexican Hayride," 2/21/44, 3 page-pictures of new Broadway show. "Mikado In Swing," 5/13/39, 2 page-pictures review of WPA's Negro version of "Mikado." Carmen Miranda, 1 page of Carmen in "Streets of Paris." "My Fair Lady," 2/18/57, 2 page review of Broadway musical. Zero Mostel, 7/18/43, 4 page-pictures of the man & his madness. Glenn Miller, 12/18/39, 1 page list of his hits. Movie Palaces, "Relics of Hollywood's Heyday" (8 page-pictures). "My Gal Sal," 5/18/42, 4 page-pictures of movie with Victor Mature & Rita Hayworth. "My Little Chickadee," 2/19/40, 3 page-pictures Mae West & W.C. Fields. f.25 Mamas & Papas, 4 pages about Michelle Phillips & Cass Elliott; Post cover, 3/25/1967, 6 page-pictures of the singing group. f.26 Dean Martin, Look cover 12/26/1967, 8 pages of Dean's views on show business and other subjects; Look cover, 4/22/1952, 7 pages of Martin & Lewis slapstick. f.27 Mary Martin, Life cover, 10/25/1943, 4 page-pictures of Mary in "One Touch Of Venus"; Life cover, 10/22/1965 "Mary in Vietnam" (2 pages); 12/27/43, 7 page-pictures of Mary and her career; 11/8/54, 4 page-pictures of Mary in "Peter Pan"; 1 page of Mary in "My Heart Belongs To Daddy"; 11/22/43, 1 page "One Touch Of Venus"; 5/13/39, 1 page of Mary with Winthrop Rockefeller; 11/27/44, 2 pages of Mary & fashions; Life cover, 12/19/1938, 4 page-pictures of top Broadway hit songs. f.28 Marx Brothers, 1 page of brothers in the movie "At The Circus"; 4 page-pictures of the brothers in "A Night In Casablanca"; 2/7/49, 4 pages of Harpo in "Love Happy"; Life cover, Harpo, 9/6/1937, 4 page-pictures of visit to George Kaufman's home. f.29 Mabel Mercer, New Yorker 11/18/1972, 8 page profile; 3 page-pictures of 50th year on stage. f.30 Melina Mercouri, 4 pages-pictures of the Broadway play "Illya, Darling"; Life cover, 12/2/1966, 7 pages "Never On Sunday", Parade, 11/19/1967, 1 page view by Melina on what she learned from life.
BOX 3 f.1 Anna Neagle: Life cover, 4/8/1940, 3 page-pictures. "No, No Nanette!," 3 page-pictures, 1 page about Busby Berkeley. Ivor Novello, "Actor-Author-Songwriter-Producer Is Dead" (1 page). f.2 Clifford Odets, Theatre Arts, 12/1950, 2 page article "After Fifteen Years." Merle Oberon, The Bystander, 10/1935, 2 pages of pictures. Donald O'Connor, Dance cover, "Introducing the New O'Connor," 10/1953 (3 pages). Sunnie O'Dea, 5/12/41, 2 page-picture of best new dancer. "Oklahoma," 1 page, "Great Musical Show Sits For Portrait On Its 1st Birthday." "On The Town," 1/15/45, 3 page-pictures of musical comedy. "Once Upon A Time," 5/29/44, 3 page-pictures Movie of the Week. "One Touch Of Venus," 3 page-picture advertisement for Decca Records starring Mary Martin & Kenny Baker. "Open The Door, Richard," 3 page-pictures of the screwball song. "Our Town," scrapbook page with several newspaper articles & pictures. f.3 "Pajama Game," 6/7/1954, 4 page-pictures of season's best musical. "Pal Joey," 10/14/57, 3 page-pictures of Rita Haywood of her song "Zip." "Panama Hattie," 10/28/40, 2 page-pictures of new Cole Porter musical. "Pardon Our French," Broadway theatre: 10/5/50, Olsen & Johnson back again in another revue (1 page). Ezio Pinza, Theatre Arts, 6/1950, 2 page article by Pinza, "Enchanted Evenings." Jane Powell, Life cover, 9/9/1946, 3 page-pictures of her in "Holiday In Mexico." "Promises, Promises," Boston Poets, 5 page article written by Hal David who wrote the lyrics for the musical. f.4 "Pins and Needles," 12/27/37, 2 pages about the Labor Union; scrapbook page with article 11/27/39 about "New Pins and Needles." f.5 Cole Porter, Time cover, 1/31/1949, 6 pages about his career; The New Yorker, 9/18/71, 12 page profile of his life and career. f.6 "Random Harvest," 12/21/1942, 1 page-picture, next movie for Greer Garson. "Redhead," 6 page-pictures of musical hit. "The Red Mill," 11/12/45, 5 page-pictures of season's engaging musical. "Rhapsody in Blue," 7/16/45, 4 page-pictures movie of the week review. Bill "Bojangles" Robinson: 1 page obituary. "Road to Utopia," 3 page-pictures movie of week review. "Rosalinda," 12/14/42, 3 page-pictures of new version of Strauss music. Billy Rose, 12/25/44, 2 page-pictures of first night of "Seven Lively Arts." Jane Russell, Newsweek, 11/13/67, "Where is she now?" (1 page). Lillian Russell, The Theatre, 5/59, 1 page (incomplete article). f.7 Ginger Rogers, 24 page-picture booklet - a biography with autographed cover; Life cover, 12/9/40, 4 page-picture article on "Kitty Foyle" for RKO; Life cover, 3/2/1942, 10 page-pictures on a trip back to Arrow Rock and ranch in Oregon; Life cover, 4 page-pictures of Ginger's return to Hollywood. f.8 Rosalind Russell, 12/1/58, 3 page-pictures of "Mame" & "Wonderful Town"; Post, 9/29/62, 6 page-pictures of Rosalind Russell as she tells her own story. f.9 "Sadie Thompson," 12/11/44, 5 page-pictures of June Havoc as star in musical "Rain." Artie Shaw, 1/23/39, 2 page-pictures "Swing's Newest King." Ted Shawn, Dance, 1/1959, 2 page-pictures "Prepares To Appear." "Showboat," Life cover, 1/28/1946, 3 page-pictures of new production. "Showboat," 9/16/66, revival of "Showboat" and "Whatever Happened To Love Songs?" "Sing Out The News," scrapbook page with Playbill, 11/14/1938. "Skyscraper," 3 page-pictures of new musical. "Something For The Boys," Ethel Merman hit musical, 3 page- pictures. "Sons O' Fun," 11/10/1941, 2 page-pictures. "Sound of Music," Life cover, 3/12/1965, 5 page-pictures Julie Andrews. "South Pacific," 3/31/1958, 4 page-pictures of "The Seeable Songs: Film Cast Makes the Melodies Visual." "Stage Door,"9/27/1937, 4 page-pictures of Katharine Hepburn making the movie. "State Fair," 11/17/1945, 4 page-pictures from movie. "St. Louis Lady," 2 page-pictures of racy Negro musical-comedy hit. Tommy Steele, Life, 7/2/1965, 3 page-pictures "Steele goes from rock' n' roll to Broadway." "Strip For Action," 10/26/1942, 3 page-pictures Broadway comedy. Maxine Sullivan, Life, 6/21/38, 1 page-picture. Gloria Swanson, Vanity Fair, November 1930, 1 page-picture "What A Widow." "Sweet Charity," Life, 3/25/66, 3 page-pictures of Gwen Verdon. f.10 Frank Sinatra, 8/23/43, 2 page-pictures of Sinatra with symphony; Look cover, 11 page-pictures of Sinatra at 50; Life cover, 4/23/1965, 19 page-pictures of Sinatra talking about his music & himself. f.11 Barbara Streisand, Life cover, 2/14/1969, 5 page-pictures of Streisand's Dolly; Life cover, 3/18/1966, 6 page-pictures of girl behind the star; 9/21/63, 1 page "Barbara hits the top"; Life cover, 5/22/1964, 7 page-pictures of her success. f.12 Marie Tempest, The Bystander, 2/13/1935, 1 page-picture of her then and now. Elizabeth Taylor, 9/15/1958, 3 page-pictures of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Gene Tierney, 11/10/1941, 1 page-picture, "She makes 4 films in 1 year." "Tin Pan Alley," 11/25/1940, 1 page-pictures of Alice Faye & Betty Grable. "Too Many Girls," 1 page-pictures of new musical. "Top Banana," 3 page-pictures of Phil Silvers in the musical. "Tovarich," 2 page-pictures of movie of the week. "Two For The Show," 1 page-pictures of Betty Hutton. "Two Sisters from Boston," 3 page-pictures movie of the week. Sophie Tucker, 2/18/1966, 1 page-picture. Lana Turner, 10/28/1940, 4 page-pictures of her visit to sailors of the "Idaho." TV Ratings: Collier's cover, 10/29/1954, 5 page-pictures article on which shows are on top in the ratings. f.13 Shirley Temple, 10/1/1945, 3 page-pictures of wedding to John Agar; 5/6/1940, 1 page-picture of Shirley on 11th birthday; 7/30/65, 3 page-pictures of Shirley and her daughter; Life
cover, 2/3/1958 2 page-pictures of busy home life; Life cover, 3/30/1942, 4 page-pictures of Shirley posing for first glamor portraits. f.14 The Theatre: 2/6/39, 6 page-pictures of 1938-39 season; 3/24/58, 8 page-pictures of new vitality pumped into US theatre; 1/13/1967, 4 page-pictures of new pitch in song- and-dance. f.15 Spencer Tracy, Life cover, 12/3/1945, 3 page-pictures of his return to Broadway; 11/9/53, 2 page-pictures of movie "The Actress." f.16 Leslie Uggams, 6 page-pictures of her in "Hallelujah, Baby" and about her life. Tammy Grimes, 12/5/1960, 4 page-pictures of her in the role of "Unsinkable Molly Brown." "Up In Central Park," 2/19/1945, 3 page-pictures for new musical about Boss Tweed & his ring. Rudolph Valentino, 5 page-pictures an article (incomplete) titled "The Valentino Mystique" by Syd Barker. Rudy Vallée, 5 page-pictures of "The Palm Beach Story"; 3 page letter to Mr. Sulloway enclosing pictures of Rudy Vallée (MC 127 Series X Box 1, e.25 & e.55 & e. 56). f.17 Nancy Walker, Life, 2/23/48, 3 page-pictures on the new comic star. Penelope Dudley Ward, Bystander, 10/30/1935, 1 page-picture; Bystander, 4/17/1934, 1 page-picture. Mae West, Life cover, 4/18/69, 12 page-pictures interview with Mae. Paul Whiteman, 12/26/38, 6 page-pictures. Jack Whiting, Bystander, 11/6/1935, 1 page-picture, Whiting in "Anything Goes." Emlyn Williams, Bystander, 7/3/1935, 2 page-pictures of Williams in "Night Must Fall," a play written by himself. "Winged Victory," 11/29/43, 6 page-pictures of Moss Hart's new play. "Wizard of Oz," 7/13/1939, 2 page-pictures of M-G-M's color version. "The Women," Feb. 21, 1939, scrapbook page of cut up Playbill. "Wuthering Heights," 4/3/39, 1 page-pictures movie of the week. Fay Wray, Bystander, 12/18/1934, 1 page-picture "Wray goes to England." Diana Wynyard, Bystander, 8/19/1936, 1 page-picture, Wynyard starring in "The Ante-Room." f.18 Ed Wynn, scrapbook page of Playbill, 1/17/1938, "Hooray For What!"; 10/7/1940, 3 page-pictures of "Boys & Girls Together"; 9/18/44, 3 page-pictures of Ed Wynn's nonsensical inventions; 10/17/49, 3 page-pictures of Ed Wynn takes on TV; Life, 12/20/1937, 3 page-pictures of his return to Broadway; 1 page-pictures article "Master of Foolishness." f.19 "Yankee Doodle Dandy," 4 page-pictures Cagney as Cohan in musical. Loretta Young, Bystander, 2/13/1935, 1 page-picture. Rodger Young, 3/5/45, 5 page-pictures of infantry private who inspired new song by PFC Frank Loesser. "The Yearling," 3 page-pictures movie of the week. f.20 "Ziegfeld Follies," movie of the week (3 page-pictures). "Ziegfeld Girl," 4/21/41, 5 page-pictures of different girls trying to get into M-G-M's movie.
BOX 4 The following are 1 or 2 page movie advertisements. They are listed in alphabetical order by movie title:
f.1 "An American in Paris," 10/15/51, starring Gene Kelly & Leslie Caron. "Johnny Apollo," 4/8/1940, starring Tyrone Power & Dorothy Lamour. "Caesar and Cleopatra," starring Vivien Leigh & Claude Rains. "The Chocolate Soldier," starring Nelson Eddy & Rise Stevens. "Carousel," 2/13/1956, starring Gordon MacRae & Shirley Jones. "The Corsican Brothers," starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr. "Cover Girl," starring Rita Hayworth & Gene Kelly. "The Corn is Green," starring Bette Davis. "The Desert Song," 12/20/1943, starring Dennis Morgan & Irene Manning. "Every Girl Should Be Married," 11/29/1948, starring Cary Grant & Betsy Drake. "The Fabulous Dorseys," 2/17/1947, starring Tommy, Jimmy & Janet Dorsey. "Father's Little Dividend," 4/10/1951, starring Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett & Elizabeth Taylor. "Flesh & Fantasy," 11/15/1943, starring Edward G. Robinson, Charles Boyer, Barbara Stanwyck, Betty Field. "Girl Crazy," 10/18/1943, starring Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland. "Going My Way," 7/3/44, starring Bing Crosby & Barry Fitzgerald. "Government Girl," 11/8/43, starring Olivia DeHavilland. "Guest Wife," 8/6/1945, starring Claudette Cilbert & Don Ameche. "A Guy Named Joe," 2/14/1944, starring Spencer Tracy & Irene Dunne. "Half a Sixpence," 2/25/1968, starring Tommy Steele. "Hail the Conquering Hero," 7/31/1944, starring Eddie Braken & Ella Raines. "Heartbeat," starring Ginger Rogers & Jean Paul Aumont. "Hollywood Cavalcade," starring Don Ameche & Alice Faye. "I'll Take Romance," 11/1/37, starring Grace Moore & Melvyn Douglas. "Johnny Come Lately," 9/20/1943, starring James Cagney. "A Kiss For Corliss," 11/14/1949, starring Shirley Temple & David Niven. "Love Letters," 6/25/1945, starring Jennifer Jones & Joseph Cotton. "Louisiana Purchase," starring Bob Hope & Vera Zorina. "The Macomber Affair," starring gregory Peck & Joan Bennett. "Madame Curie," 12/20/1943, starring Greer Garson & Walter Pidgeon. "The Man in the Iron Mask," 7/17/1939, starring Louis Hayward & Joan Bennett. "Marrying Kind," 4/22/1952, starring Judy Holliday & Aldo Ray. "Maytime," 2/8/37, starring Jeanette MacDonald & Eddy Nelson. "Merry-Go-Round of 1938," 10/25/1937, starring Bert Lahr, Jimmy Savo. "Midnight," 3/27/1939, starring Claudette Colbert & Don Ameche. "Miss Annie Rooney," 6/1/1942, starring Shirley Temple. "My Gal Sal," 5/18/1942, starring Rita Hayworth & Victor Mature. "My Son, My Son!", 4/8/1940, Madeleine Carroll, Brian Aherne & Louis Hayward. f.2 "A Night in Casablanca," 1946, starring The Marx Bros. "Once Upon A Honeymoon," starring Ginger Rogers & Cary Grant. "Once Upon A Time," 5/1/1944, starring Cary Grant & Janet Blair. "Over 21," starring Irene Dunne & Alexander Knox & Charles Coburn. "The Perfect Marriage," 1/6/47, starring Loretts Young & David Niven. "The Pride Of The Yankees," 2/22/43, starring Gary Cooper & Teresa Wright. "Rose Marie," 3/8/1954, starring Anne Blyth & Howard Keel. "Saratoga Trunk," 4/1/1946, starring Gary Cooper & Ingrid Bergman. "She Won't Say Yes," 9/17/1945, starring Rosalind Russell & Lee Brown. "Since You Went Away," 6/5/1944, starring Claudette Colbert, Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotton. "The Sky's The Limit," 8/23/1943, starring Fred Astaire & Joan Leslie. "A Song To Remember," 2/12/1945, starring Paul Muni & Merle Oberon. "South Pacific," 3/31/1958, starring Rossano Brazzi & Mitzi Gaynor. "Spellbound," 11/19/1945, starring Ingrid Bergman & Gregory Peck. "Spring Parade," starring Deanna Durbin & Robert Cummings. "Stork Club," starring Betty Hutton & Barry Fitzgerald & Don DeFore, "Tender Comrade," !2/20/ 1943, starring Ginger Rogers & Robert Ryan. "They Got Me Covered," 2/8/1943, starring Dorothy Lamour & Bob Hope. "The Thief Of Bagdad," 9/9/1940, starring Conrad Veidt, Sabu & June Duprez. "This Love Is Ours," 11/12/1945, starring Merle Oberon & Claude Rains. "Those Endearing Young Charms," 6/4/1945, starring Robert Young & Laraine Day. "Thousands Cheer," starring Gene Kelly & Kathryn Grayson. "The Three Caballeros," starring Donald Duck, Joe Carioca & Panchito. "The Thrill Of Brazil," starring Evelyn Keyes & Keenan Wynn. "Topper Takes A Trip," 1/23/1939, starring Constance Bennett & Roland Young. "Tovarich," 12/20/1937, starring Claudette Colbert & Charles Boyer. "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn," 2/12/1945, starring Dorothy McGuire & James Dunn. "Without Love," 4/9/1945, starring Spencer Tracy & Katherine Hepburn. "Winter Carnival," starring Ann Sheridan & Richard Carlson. "Yankee Doodle Dandy," 1/25/ 1943, starring James Cagney. "The Yearling," 2/24/1947, starring Gregory Peck & Jane Wyman. f.3 The following are product advertisements listed in alphabetical order by name of the star, date (where possible) & the product:
Lucille Ball, 6/30/1953, King size Philip Morris cigarettes. Jack Benny, Lucky Strike cigarettes. Janet Blair, 4/9/1945, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Janet Blair, 1/21/1946, Cannon hosiery. Mrs. Humphrey Bogart (Lauren Bacall), 11/5/1951, Robt. Burns cigarillos. Louis Calhern, Williams shave cream. Madeleine Carroll, 9/6/37, Auto-Lite spark plugs. Madeleine Carroll, 3/12/1940, 1847 Rogers Bros., International Silver Co. Marguerite Chapman, Lip Make-Up, Max Factor. Jan Clayton, 11/17/1945, Chesterfield Cigarettes. Claudette Colbert, 1847 Rogers Bros., International Silver Co. Claudette Colbert, 9/20/1943, North Star Blankets. Claudette Colbert, Paulette Goddard, Veronica Lake, 9/20/1943, Chesterfield cigarettes. Perry Como, 10/17/1949, Chesterfield cigarettes. Gary Cooper, 10/21/1940, Emerson radio. Jeanne Crain, 10/19/1953, Lustre-Crème shampoo. Joan Crawford, 12/11/1944, Royal Crown cola. Bing Crosby, 9/18/1944, Chesterfield cigarettes. Laraine Day, 11/17/1941, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Laraine Day, 4/17/1944, North Star blankets. Irene Dunne, 3/30/1942, Royal Crown cola. Alice Faye, 6/24/1940, Royal Gelatin dessert. Henry Fonda, 12/5/1951, Camel cigarettes. Henry Fonda (?), Lucky Strike cigarettes. Judy Garland, 5/12/1941, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. William Gaxton, Fatima cigarettes. Paulette Goddard, 4/15/1940, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Arthur Godfrey, 10/17/1949, Chesterfield cigarettes. Betty Grable, 1/10/1944, Chesterfield cigarettes. Rita Hayworth, Royal Crown cola. Rita Hayworth, 6/3/53, Seamolds bathing suits. Rita Hayworth, 12/9/1940, Samson card tables. Sonja Henie, 6/25/1945, Chesterfield cigarettes. Hildegarde, 12/20/1943, Cannon hosiery. Betty Hutton, 12/27/1943, Royal Crown cola. f.4 Bert Lahr, 5/1/1944, Williams shaving cream. Dorothy Lamour, 11/15/1943, North Star blankets. Dorothy Lamour, 9/18/1955, Cannon hosiery. Liberace, 10/15/1951, Blatz beer. Carol Lombard, 5/6/1940, Chesterfield cigarettes. Myrna Loy, 10/31/4?, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Alfred Lunt, 4/22/1952, Blatz beer. Jeanette MacDonald, Life, 8/26/ 1946, RCA records. Joan McCracken, 1945, Chesterfield cigarettes. Irene Manning, 12/6/1943, Seaforth toiletries. Mary Martin, 9/23/1940, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Marilyn Monroe, 10/15/1951, Rayve cream shampoo. Robert Morse, Smirnoff vodka. Merle Oberon, 2/19/1940, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Robert Preston, 9/26/1950, Schenley whiskey. Ezio Pinza, 3/26/1951, The J.B Williams Company (shaving preparations). Ronald Reagan, 12/3/1951, Chesterfield cigarettes. Ginger Rogers, 6/10/1940, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Will Rogers, 4/6/1953, John Hancock Insurance Company. Shirley Ross, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Ann Sheridan, 1/6/1947, Chesterfield cigarettes. Frank Sinatra, Life, 8/26/1946, Columbia records. Dinah Shore, 6/4/1945, General Electric radios. Barbara Stanwyck, 3/8/1954, Lustre-Crème Shampoo. Rise Stevens, 4/10/1944, 1847 Rogers Bros. International Silver Co. Shirley Temple, 4/24/1944, Royal Crown cola. Gene Tierney, 4/9/1945, Royal Crown cola. Spencer Tracy, 4/3/1939, De Soto - Chrysler Corp. Esther Williams, 6/30/1953, Lustre-Crème shampoo. f.5 Life magazine covers: Kaye Ballard, May 24, 1954. Nelson Eddy, September 27, 1937. Judy Garland, December 11, 1944. Betty Grable, December 11, 1939. Hope & Crosby, February, 4, 1946. Rosalind Russell, September 4, 1939. Ann Sheridan, July 24, 1939. Esther Williams, April 17, 1944. f.6 The following are small flyer ads. for various plays and performers listed in alphabetical order with locations and dates: "Cactus Flower," Colonial Theatre, starring Craig Stevens & Alexis Smith, Maurice Chevalier; Victor Borge. North Shore Music Theatre, Aug 14-19, 1967. "Chu Chin Chow," Shubert-Majestic Theatre. "Come Summer," Colonial Theatre, starring Ray Bolger. "Fall of Babylon," St. George, Staten Island, June 25, 1887. "Footlight Parade," Community Theatre, Wakefield, R.I., starring James Cagney, Ruby Keller, Dick Powell & Joan Blondell. There are 5 cards 3.5 by 8.5 inches, each with a different picture on the back. "Hello Dolly," Shubert Theatre, Boston, starring Ginger Rogers. "I Never Sang For My Father," Colonial Theatre, Boston starring Hal Holbrook, Alan Webb, Teresa Wright & Lillian Gish. "Man of La Mancha," Colonial Theatre, Boston starring José
Ferrer. "The Merry Widow," M-G-M Picture, Alton Opera House, starring John Gilbert & Mae Murray. "Naughty Cinderella," National Theatre, Washington, D.C., starring Irene Bordoni, Sept 28, 1925. "Oliver," Loew's State 1 Theatre, NYC. "Oklahoma," Broadway Theatre, NYC. "The Only Game In Town," Colonial Theatre, starring Richard Mulligan. "The Passing of the Third Floor Back," Sam S. Shubert Theatre. "Play It Again, Sam," Colonial Theatre, starring Woody Allen. "Plaza Suite," Colonial Theatre, starring George C Scott & Maureen Stapleton. "Promises, Promises," Colonial Theatre, starring Jerry Orbach. "Two Little Girls in Blue," Shubert Majestic Theatre. "Star," starring Julie Andrews. "Wait Until Dark," Veterans Memorial Theatre, Providence, R.I., starring Phyllis Kirk. "The Wind in the Sassafras Trees," Colonial Theatre, Boston, starring Frankie Howerd. "Your Own Thing," Wilbur Theatre, Best Musical NY Drama Critics Circle Award 1968. "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown," Wilbur Theatre, Boston. f.7 Miscellaneous: The Bystander: April 17, 1934, "What's On," Guide to London Amusements. The Bystander: February 20, 1935, "What's On," Guide to London Amusements, 4 pages. The Bystander: April 17, 1935, "What's On," Guide to London Amusements, 4 pages. The Bystander: October 30, 1935, "What's On," Guide to London Amusements, 4 pages. The Bystander: Augest 19, 1936"What's On," Guide to London Amusements, 4 pages. Hasty Pudding Club Gazette, March 1967, 12 pages. Hasty Pudding Club Gazette, March 1968, 6 pages. Spotlight, July 1968, 4 page-pictures promoting the movie "Star." f.8 Posters of various productions: "Fiddler on the Roof" & "Cabaret," Majestic Theatre & Imperial Theatre. "Oh, What A Lovely War," Charles Playhouse, Boston. "Thoroughly Modern Millie," starring Julie Andrews. "Star," starring Julie Andrews. "Oliver." "A Night At The Opera," the Marx Brothers, Yale Law School Film Society. "Star," starring Julie Andrews. "Little Nellie Kelly," starring Judy Garland. "Broadway Melody of 1940," starring Fred Astaire & Eleanor Powell. "Redheads On Parade," starring John Boles & Dixie Lee. "Camelot," starring Richard Harris & Vanessa Redgrave.