Title: Dore Schary Papers
Inclusive Dates: circa 1920-1980

Creator:

• Schary, Dore, 1905-1980

Call Number: U.S. Mss 37AN; Micro 1062; Micro 2001; Audio 330A; Audio 920A; Audio 1010A; Audio 1228A; Audio 1750A; Disc 49A; Disc 158A; AC 140; AC 197-AC 218; AC 231; AC 259-AC 260; AC 404; CA 775; CC 956; DD 307-DD 309; DD 324-DD 325; DD 329-DD 330; DD 355-DD 359; DD 604; DG 194; DG 205-DG 206; FE 408-FE 410; FF 050-FF 055; GA 070-GA 072; GA 113-GA 116; GA 184-GA 193; GA 835; GA 839; HA 768-HA 773; HA 783-HA 786; HA 851-HA 861; HA 867-HA 869; HA 883-HA 887; HA 894-HA 903; HA 912-HA 916; VBA 249; M96-022

Quantity: 74.2 cubic feet (203 archives boxes, 1 records center carton, and 1 flat box), 37 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 25 tape recordings, 237 disc recordings, 117 reels of film, 1 videorecording, and photographs; plus additions of 0.8 cubic feet

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society Archives / Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Contact Information

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Papers of Dore Schary, a playwright, motion picture executive, and activist in Jewish and liberal political causes documenting both his personal and professional life. Includes general correspondence; microfilmed scrapbooks; scripts and production material for plays and motion pictures; records pertaining to MGM; non-dramatic writings, speeches (many in recorded form), and an autobiography and a family memoir; home movies and photographs; correspondence, reports, lists, financial records, and speeches from his tenure as national chairman of the Anti-Defamation League and subject files on other organizations with which he was involved such as the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Jewish Committee, and the Democratic Party; and personal and biographical information. Documentation in the production files varies but may include correspondence, notes, variant drafts of scripts, clippings, financial records, publicity, stills, designs, and casting information. Records of Schary's years as executive producer, studio head, and vice-president at MGM include reports of executive meetings, correspondence and memoranda, and scattered financial reports. Also present are papers pertaining to the career of Schary's wife Miriam, painter M. Svet.

Language: English

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Playwright, motion picture executive, and activist Dore Schary was born Isidore Schary on August 31, 1905 in Newark, New Jersey. After dropping out of school at age fourteen Schary worked in a number of jobs including operating his parents' catering business and serving as publicity man for Admiral Byrd. Schary returned to school, completing four years of school in ten months and graduating from Newark Central High in 1923. Schary became a reporter for the Newark Call. During the same period he became involved in little theater productions as an actor and director. Eventually he joined a stock company in Cincinnati, then moved to New York City where he debuted as an actor in 1930 and tried his hand at playwriting.

In 1932 one of Schary's unproduced efforts attracted the attention of Walter Wanger who offered him a job as a screenwriter with Columbia Pictures. Schary later turned to freelancing for other studios and independent producers, and in 1937 his first play was produced on Broadway. Back in Hollywood he wrote Boys Town for MGM for which he received an Oscar in 1938. Subsequent successes, including an Oscar for Edison the Man, earned Schary a promotion as head of the low budget unit at MGM. Between 1941 and 1943 he oversaw two dozen productions including Joe Smith, American and Lassie Come Home.

Creative disagreements led to Schary's move to head David Selznick's independent company Vanguard Pictures, and from 1943 to 1946 he personally produced five highly successful pictures: I'll Be Seeing You, The Spiral Staircase, The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer, The Farmer's Daughter, and Til the End of Time. In 1947 he became studio production head at RKO. During a year and a half period, often considered the most creative of his career, Schary released Crossfire, The Boy with Green Hair, I Remember Mama, Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, and many other titles.

In 1948 Howard Hughes bought controlling interest in RKO, and soon after in order to retain his creative independence Schary returned to MGM as vice-president in charge of production. In his first years Schary restored MGM's former prestige, and his films achieved both box office success and Oscar-winning recognition. During this period he oversaw productions such as The Stratton Story, Adam's Rib, An American in Paris, Show Boat, and Singin' in the Rain. At the same time he personally produced Battleground, The Next Voice You Hear, Westward the Women, Bad Day at Black Rock, and Designing Woman. After the departure of Louis B. Mayer in 1951 Schary was named head of the studio. In his eight years at the studio MGM released over 270 pictures, and Schary earned a personal reputation for his willingness to challenge conventional Hollywood wisdom concerning subject matter appropriate for films.

Beginning in the late 1930s Schary had also become active in the Anti-Defamation League and the Democratic Party. In 1940 he chaired the Hollywood for Roosevelt Committee. These liberal associations continued during Schary's years as a studio executive. Although he signed the so-called Waldorf Conference Statement in 1947, he did not abide by the conference's decision to blacklist the “Hollywood Ten.” During the 1950s Schary was a leading supporter of Adlai Stevenson. Political differences with the more conservative studio leadership apparently contributed to Schary's controversial dismissal from MGM in 1956.

Returning to his earlier interest in writing, Schary wrote and staged the Tony Award-winning hit Sunrise at Campobello in 1958. Two years later he wrote and produced the Warner Bros. film version. In subsequent years Schary devoted most of his creative energy to the theater, with productions such as Act One, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Devil's Advocate, and the semi-autobiographical Banderol. He also served as head of Theatre Vision Inc. and in 1973 formed Schary Productions in an abortive attempt to return to filmmaking.

Schary's civic activities continued throughout his life. He served as national chairman of the Anti-Defamation League and was commissioner of cultural affairs for New York City. He was also a popular public speaker. Schary died of cancer on July 7, 1980. He was survived by his wife Miriam Svet Schary, a noted painter, and three children: Jill Robinson, Joy Stashower, and Jeb Schary.

The Dore Schary Papers were received in the Archives in several separate donations during the period 1961-1987. These parts were separately arranged and described over the years. This finding aid reflects the collection's arrangement into five parts: the Original Collection, the 1968 Additions, the 1977 Additions, the 1981 Additions, and the 1996 Additions.

These five parts overlap in date and content. The Original Collection dates 1923-1962 and is organized in these categories: Biographical and Personal Material, General Files, General Writings, and Production Files. The 1968 Additions date 1933-1952 and consist of Production Files only. The 1977 Additions date circa 1920-1980 (though primarily 1956-1977) and again contain Biographical and Personal Material, General Files, General Writings, and Production Files, as well as a new category, Anti-Defamation League Files. Finally, the 1981 Additions date 1924-1980 (primarily 1974-1980) and include the same categories as the 1977 Additions plus a separate category for Disc Recordings. The Original Collection includes other disc recordings, and tape recordings are present in all but the 1968 additions. The 1996 Additions date circa 1964-1976 and were found in the collections; they comprise a small amount of materials including a scrapbook and scripts. Some records are present only in microfilm format.

Additional narrative description for the five parts precedes the relevant part of the contents list.

This collection was received in multiple parts from the donor(s) and is organized into 2 major parts. These materials have not been physically interfiled and researchers might need to consult more than one part to locate similar materials.

• Part 1 (U.S. Mss 37AN): Original Collection and 1968-1981 Additions, 1920-1980
• Part 2 (M96-022): 1996 Additions, circa 1964-1976

Acquisition Information

Presented by Dore Schary, New York, New York, 1961; portions placed on deposit by Dore Schary and Miriam Schary, 1968-1987 (converted to gift by Jill Robinson-Shaw, November 25, 1990). Accession Number: MCHC63-12, MCHC63-70, MCHC68-45, MCHC70-56, MCHC77-16, MCHC81-66, MCHC83-86, M87-127, M96-022

U.S. Mss 37AN	Part 1 (U.S. Mss 37AN): Original Collection and 1968-1981 Additions, 1920-1980
	Series: Original Collection, 1923-1962 Physical Description: 21.4 cubic feet (55 archives boxes and 1 flat box), 18 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 4 tape recordings, 27 disc recordings, 23 reels of film, and photographs  Scope and Content Note This section was originally processed in 1963. It is arranged as BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL, GENERAL FILES, GENERAL WRITINGS, and PRODUCTION FILES and consists of professional and social correspondence, subject files, scripts and production information concerning plays and films, speeches and non-dramatic writings, engagement calendars and biographical scrapbooks, and photographs. Accompanying the manuscripts are tape and disc recordings of plays and speeches. The BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL includes biographical scrapbooks and engagement calendars. Microfilmed in 1990 these now are available only in that format. Photographs listed here are available in the WCFTR Name and Stills Title files. GENERAL FILES consist of chronologically-arranged correspondence and subject files. The general correspondence is largely of a social nature, consisting of autograph notes from Lionel Barrymore, Sammy Davis Jr., Dag Hammarskjold, Grace Kelly, Jacqueline Kennedy, Estes Kefauver, Sinclair Lewis, Fredric March, William Proxmire, and Earl Warren. Letters of a more professional character, which may be primarily found within the subject files, include correspondence with Winston Churchill, John F. Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, Nicholas M. Schenck, David O. Selznick, Adlai Stevenson, and Harry Truman. The correspondence here also relates to organizations with which Schary was involved, including the Draft Stevenson Committee, the Democratic Party and national committee, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Committee, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the American Jewish Committee. There is also information on Schary's concern over the blacklist and anti-Communist censorship of the motion picture industry. Records of Schary's years at MGM filed here include notes on executive meetings, production statistics, and scattered reports on finances. The GENERAL WRITINGS consist primarily of articles and manuscript and recorded copies of speeches dating from the earlier part of Schary's career. PRODUCTION FILES are arranged alphabetically by title with all genre filed together. Included are correspondence, scripts, notes, contracts, clippings, and financial material concerning productions such as Battleground, Blackboard Jungle, Devil's Advocate, Lonelyhearts, A Majority of One, and Sunrise at Campobello.
	Subseries: Biographical and Personal Material
Box   1 Folder   1-2	Biographical sketches and articles
Box   1 Folder   3	Biographical miscellaneous
Box   1 Folder   4	Appointment notes, 1957-1958
Box   1 Folder   5-7	Awards
	Clipping scrapbooks
Box   1 Folder   8	Chronological digest of scrapbooks, 1923-1958
Micro 2001	General scrapbooks (filmed without a counter)
Reel   1	1926-1930
Reel   1	1929-1940
Reel   1	1941-1947 January
Reel   2	1947 October-1950 March
Reel   2	1950 March-1953 February
Reel   3	1953 February-1955 June
Reel   3	1955 June-1956 December
Reel   3	1956 November-1958 November
Reel   4	1958 October-1960 September
Reel   4	1960 March-1963 August
Reel   4	1962 December-1968 April
Reel   5	1968 April-1975 January
Reel   6	1975 October-1980 June
Reel   6	1980, In Memoriam
	Special scrapbooks
Reel   6	, 1947 New York trip
Reel   6	, 1952-1953 MGM photograph albums
Reel   6	1965, Jewish teachers
Reel   6	1970, New York Commissioner of Cultural Affairs
Reel   6	1971-1972, TheatreVision
	Engagement calendars and telephone message logs
Reel   7	1932, 1948-1951
Reel   8	, 1952 and message log
Reel   8	1953-1955
Reel   8	, 1956 and message log
Reel   9	, 1957 and message log
Reel   15	1957
Reel   15	1958
Reel   9	, 1958 and message log
Reel   10	, 1959 and message log
Reel   15	1959
Reel   10	, 1960-1969 message logs
Reel   15	, 1960 engagement books Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   16	, 1961 engagement books Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   16	, 1962 engagement books Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   16	, 1963-1964 engagement books
Reel   17	, 1965 engagement books Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   17	, 1966 engagement books Physical Description: 3 volumes
Reel   17	, 1967 engagement books Physical Description: 3 volumes
Reel   18	, 1968-1969 engagement books
Reel   11	, 1970 and message log Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   11	1971
Reel   12	1972 Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   12	1973 Physical Description: 3 volumes
Reel   13	1974 Physical Description: 3 volumes
Reel   13	1975 Physical Description: 2 volumes
Reel   13	1976
Reel   14	1977-1979
	Photographs
WCFTR General Stills File	Portraits
WCFTR Name File	Schary family and friends
WCFTR General Stills File	Schary political activities
WCFTR General Stills File	Speeches, awards, and charitable activities
WCFTR Name File	Studio publicity and activities
WCFTR Name File	Unidentified
U.S. Mss 37AN	Subseries: General Files	⇧
	Chronological correspondence
Box   2 Folder   1	1927-1933
Box   2 Folder   2-6	1947-1951 March
Box   3	1951 April-1952 February
Box   4	1952 March-December
Box   5	1953 January-1954 February
Box   6	1954 March-October
Box   7	1954 November-1955 May
Box   8	1955 June-December
Box   9	1956 January-June
Box   10	1956 July-December
Box   11	1957 January-July
Box   12	1957 August-1958 March 14
Box   13	1958 March 17-June
Box   14	1958 July-December
Box   15 Folder   1-2	1959 January-June
Box   15 Folder   3-4	1960 January-August
	Subject files
Box   15 Folder   5	American Bar Association, 1948, 1952
Box   15 Folder   6	American Civil Liberties Union, 1954-1956
Box   15 Folder   7	American Jewish Committee, 1951-1955
Box   15 Folder   8	American Korean Foundation, 1953
Box   15 Folder   9	Applications, 1954-1958
Box   16 Folder   1	B'nai B'rith, “Man of the Year Award,” 1953-1954
Box   16 Folder   2	Brandeis Camp Institute, 1955, 1958
Box   16 Folder   3	Brandeis Youth Foundation, undated
Box   16 Folder   4	Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, 1954-1955
Box   16 Folder   5	Churchill, Sir Winston, 1952-1958
Box   16 Folder   6	College of the Pacific, 1951-1953
Box   16 Folder   7-8	Community Relations Council of the Los Angeles Jewish Community Council, 1950-1958
Box   17 Folder   1-2	Democratic Party, 1956-1958, 1960
Box   17 Folder   3-4	Committee of the Arts, 1956, 1960
Box   17 Folder   5	Fagan, Myron C., 1949-1952
Box   17 Folder   6	Fort Monmouth discrimination case, 1955
Box   17 Folder   7	Invitations, Declined, 1957-1960
Box   17 Folder   8	Kennedy, John F., 1956-1961
	MGM
Box   18 Folder   1	Beecher, Milton M., Reports, 1952-1955
Box   18 Folder   2	Billing reports, 1952-1956
Box   18 Folder   3	Departure letters, 1956
Box   18 Folder   4-5	Executive Meeting Notes and miscellaneous, 1954-1956
Box   18 Folder   6	Inside MGM newsletters, 1951-1954
Box   200 Folder   1	Loew's/Charles Moskowitz (treas.), 1947-1950
Box   19 Folder   1	McKenna, Kenneth, 1947-1956
Box   19 Folder   2	Miscellaneous
Box   19 Folder   3	Progress reports, 1950-1954
Box   19 Folder   4	Sales statistics, 1956
Box   19 Folder   5-6	Sidney, Louis, Reports, 1950-1955
Box   19 Folder   7	Television, 1951-1955
Box   19 Folder   8	Worldwide conference, 1956
Box   19 Folder   9	Mankiewicz, Herman J., Eulogy by Nunnally Johnson, 1953
Box   20 Folder   1	Mental Health campaign, 1958
Box   20 Folder   2	Mirror-News travel articles, 1957-1958
Box   20 Folder   3	Motion Pictures Association, 1953, 1956
Box   20 Folder   4	Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1954-1961
Box   20 Folder   5	Roosevelt collection, 1957-1958
Box   20 Folder   6-7	Roosevelt Memorial Committee, 1950-1958
Box   20 Folder   8	Schenck, Nicholas, 1950-1955
Box   20 Folder   9	Selznick, David O., 1950-1953
Box   20 Folder   10	Stevenson, Adlai, 1952-1961
Box   21 Folder   1	Stevenson draft campaign, 1960
Box   21 Folder   2	Tarrantino, Jimmie, 1951-1953
Box   21 Folder   3	This Is Your Life, 1956
Box   21 Folder   4	Script and souvenir booklet
Box   21 Folder   5	Truman, Harry S., 1952-1958
Box   21 Folder   6	Wage Earners Committee, 1952-1954
Box   21 Folder   7	Weizman Institute of Science, 1957
Box   21 Folder   8	Wisdom, 1952-1954
Box   22	Miscellaneous
	Subseries: General Writings	⇧
	Articles
Box   23	1938-1954
Box   24 Folder   1-8	1955-1960
Box   24 Folder   9	Miscellaneous articles and skits, undated
	Speeches
	Research
Box   24 Folder   10	Chronological research
Box   25 Folder   1	Jewish research material
Box   25 Folder   2	Motion picture material
Box   25 Folder   3	Political research material
Box   25 Folder   4	Miscellaneous research material
	Drafts and correspondence
Box   25 Folder   5	Short talks and introductions, undated
	Working files
Box   26	1945-1951 October
Box   27	1951 November-1953 December 20
Box   28	1954-1955 November 9
Box   29	1955 November 28-1958 May 8
Box   30	1958 May 14-1959
	Recorded speeches and interviews
Disc 49A/1-4	Convocation, 1951 March 15
Disc 49A/5	Speech, 1953 August 31
Disc 49A/6	NBC Lecture Hall, 1953 October 24
Disc 49A/7	1953 December 23
Disc 49A/8-12	Brandeis Camp Institute, 1954 February 28
330A/4	Democratic Party speech at Fresno, 1954 February 6
Disc 49A/13-15	Burns and Allen testimonial, 1955 January 23
Disc 49A/16	NCCJ testimonial for DS, 1955 March 10
Disc 49A/17	President's conference luncheon speech, undated
Disc 49A/18	Interview with Roy Chapman, undated
Disc 49A/19	Appearance on Tex and Jinx, undated
Disc 49A/20	Address to YMCA, undated
Disc 49A/21	NCCJ banquet, undated
330A/3	“Executive Responsibility: A Case Study,” undated
Disc 49A	Miscellaneous recordings
Disc 49A/22	“Triumphal March” from Quo Vadis
Disc 49A/23	“In Honor of FDR”
Disc 49A/24	Special report by Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman
Disc 49A/25	“Sixteen Hours”
Disc 49A/26	“The Lonesome Train”
Disc 49A/27	“God Is the Answer” (vocal) and “Pin a Rose on Mother” (vocal)
U.S. Mss 37AN	Subseries: Production Files	⇧
	Adam Sample (I'll See You Again)
Box   31 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1953-1954
Box   31 Folder   2	Script, 1954 January 21
Box   31 Folder   3	Early story versions
Box   31 Folder   4	Tape recording, 1953 December 24
Box   31 Folder   5	Script, 1954 February 2
Box   31 Folder   6	Script, 1954 April 1, and synopses
	Affairs of Martha
Box   31 Folder   7	Script, 1942 February 14
	Angry Young Man
Box   31 Folder   8	Treatment, 1958 June
	Bad Day at Black Rock
Box   31 Folder   9	Script (with photographs), circa 1954 July 15
Box   32 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1954-1958
Box   32 Folder   2	Previews
Box   32 Folder   3	Miscellaneous
HA 912-HA 916	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Bataan
Box   32 Folder   4	“Bataan Patrol” script, circa 1942 November 30
	Battleground
Box   32 Folder   5	Script by Robert Pirosh, 1948 January 17
Box   32 Folder   6	Previews
Box   32 Folder   7	Script (with photographs), 1949 March 17
Box   33 Folder   1	Miscellaneous including correspondence
	Blackboard Jungle
Box   33 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1954-1956
Box   34 Folder   1	Miscellaneous
Box   34 Folder   2	Clippings and research
	“Blueprint for Biography” (NBC Kaleidoscope)
Box   34 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1958-1959
Box   34 Folder   4	Script, 1959 March 9
Box   34 Folder   5	Script, 1959 March 30
Box   34 Folder   6	Scripts, 1959
Box   34 Folder   7	Script, 1959 April 1
Box   34 Folder   8	Script, 1959 April 2
Box   34 Folder   9	Contracts
Box   34 Folder   10	Miscellaneous
	Bolivar the Liberator Note: See also Simon Bolivar.
Box   34 Folder   11	Script, 1940 July 12
	Change Partners
Box   34 Folder   12	Notes
	Civil War television series
Box   35 Folder   1-3	Correspondence, 1958-1960
Box   35 Folder   4-5	Research material and photographs
Box   35 Folder   6	Miscellaneous
	Cold Feet
Box   35 Folder   7	Treatment by DS and Jerry Horwin
	Daybreak (formerly Gray Harbor, and There Is No Dark)
Box   35 Folder   8	Scripts
Box   36 Folder   1	Notes and outlines
	Dear Joe
Box   36 Folder   2	Treatment
	Designing Woman
Box   36 Folder   3	Script (with photographs), 1956 July 30
Box   36 Folder   4	Miscellaneous
	The Devil's Advocate
Box   36 Folder   5	Script (original) by DS, 1960 May 2
Box   36 Folder   6	Script
Box   36 Folder   7	Contracts
Box   37 Folder   1	Work sheets
Box   37 Folder   2-4	General financial records, 1961
Box   37 Folder   5-6	Box office statements, 1961
Box   37 Folder   7	Bank statements, 1960-1961
Box   37 Folder   8	Budgets
	Checkbooks
Box   37 Folder   9	1961 February 4-April 1
Box   38 Folder   1-2	1961 April 8-June 27
Box   38 Folder   3	Miscellaneous business accounts
Box   38 Folder   4	Miscellaneous
	Dream Wife
Box   38 Folder   5	Script, undated
Box   38 Folder   6	Miscellaneous, including previews
	Evening in Modesto
Box   38 Folder   7	Script, 1948 July 7
	F.B.I.
Box   38 Folder   8	Correspondence, 1942-1943
Box   38 Folder   9	Script, 1942 December 21
	Fifty-two Miles to Terror
Box   39 Folder   1	Miscellaneous
	First Command
Box   39 Folder   2	Treatment
	First Fifty Years
Box   39 Folder   3	Miscellaneous
	For Services Rendered
Box   39 Folder   4	Sequence
	Gettysburg (released as The Battle of Gettysburg)
Box   39 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1955-1956
Box   39 Folder   6	Script, 1955 April 11
Box   39 Folder   7	Miscellaneous
HA 896-HA 897	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Go for Broke
Box   39 Folder   8-9	Correspondence, 1950-1953
Box   39 Folder   10	Script, circa 1950 October 2
Box   39 Folder   11	Previews and clippings
Box   39 Folder   12	Previews
Box   40 Folder   1	Miscellaneous
HA 857-HA 861	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Go West
Box   40 Folder   2	Treatment, 1940 January 29
	The Gravy Train
Box   40 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1957-1960
Box   40 Folder   4	Treatments
Box   40 Folder   5	Treatments
	The Great Man's Whiskers
Box   40 Folder   6	Script by John Paxton, 1948 February 20
	The Happy People
Box   40 Folder   7	Outline
	The Harbourmaster, by Harvey Haislip
Box   40 Folder   8	Treatment
	High Iron
Box   40 Folder   9	Miscellaneous and research photographs
	The Highest Tree
Box   40 Folder   10	Miscellaneous, including correspondence
Box   41 Folder   1	Handwritten script, undated
Box   41 Folder   2	Typed script, 1959 April 8
Box   41 Folder   3	Mimeo script, 1959 May 20
Box   41 Folder   4	Mimeo script, 1959 August 21
Box   200 Folder   5	Commemorative card from cast, 1959
	The Hellbox
Box   41 Folder   5	Notes and early draft script
	The Hoaxters
	Correspondence
Box   41 Folder   6-7	1951-1953 March
Box   42 Folder   1	1953 April-1956
Box   42 Folder   2	Reviews, clippings
HA 894-HA 895	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Hollywood Story
Box   42 Folder   3	Script, 1941 March 26
	Honored Glory
Box   42 Folder   4	Correspondence and sequences
	Houdini
Box   42 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1944-1948
Box   42 Folder   6	Treatment, 1945 April 18
Box   42 Folder   7	Notes
Box   42 Folder   8	Script by Frank O'Conner and DS, 1936 February 1
	The Human Family
Box   42 Folder   9	Script
	Junior High School Story (short)
Box   43 Folder   1	Miscellaneous, including a script
	Juvenile Delinquency
Box   43 Folder   2	Treatment
	The Last Hunt
Box   43 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1955-1956
Box   43 Folder   4	Script (with photographs), 1955 May 16
Box   43 Folder   5	Miscellaneous
	Lest We Forget
Box   43 Folder   6	Stories
	Let the Bells Ring
Box   43 Folder   7	Treatment by Harold Hecht and DS, undated
	The Lewis and Clark Expedition
Box   43 Folder   8	Notes
Box   43 Folder   9	Treatment by DS and George Seaton, undated
	Lonelyhearts
Box   43 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1958
Box   43 Folder   11	Script by DS, 1958 May 15
Box   44 Folder   1	“Miss Lonelyhearts” typescript by Howard Teichmann, undated
Box   44 Folder   2	“Miss Lonelyhearts” mimeo script (annotated) by Howard Teichmann, undated
Box   44 Folder   3	Mimeoscript by DS, 1958 June 30
Box   44 Folder   4	Miscellaneous, including synopses
	Lost Angel
Box   44 Folder   5	Script, 1943 February 11
	Lust for Life
Box   44 Folder   5A	Story rights card, 1955
	A Majority of One
Box   44 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1958-1959
Box   44 Folder   7	Reviews and playbill
	Man of Ideas
Box   44 Folder   8	Script by DS, undated
	The Man of Rahovath
Box   44 Folder   9	Script, 1952 November 24
	Meet Me in Las Vegas
Box   44 Folder   9A	Story rights card, 1955
	MGM Jubilee
Box   44 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1954
	The MGM Story
Box   45 Folder   1-4	Correspondence, 1950-1951
Box   45 Folder   5	Script, undated
Box   45 Folder   6	Miscellaneous
HA 867-HA 869	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	The Next Voice You Hear
	Correspondence
Box   45 Folder   7-9	1949-1950
Box   46 Folder   1-4	1950-1956
Box   46 Folder   5	Script, 1950 January 27
Box   46 Folder   6	Previews
Box   46 Folder   7	Reviews and clippings
Box   47 Folder   1	Miscellaneous
	Oasis
Box   47 Folder   2	Story by Willard Robertson, 1944 August 11
	One Every Minute
Box   47 Folder   3	Treatment by DS, undated
	Osborne of Sing Sing
Box   47 Folder   4	Script, 1940 October 9
	The Plymouth Adventure
Box   47 Folder   5-8	Correspondence, 1953-1955
WCFTR Poster File	Poster
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   47 Folder   9	Script, 1951 December 18
Box   48 Folder   1	Script (with photographs), 1952 April 15
Box   48 Folder   2	Previews
Box   48 Folder   3	Miscellaneous
GA 184-GA 189	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Power of Darkness, by Allen Rivkin
Box   48 Folder   4	Treatment, 1948 July 28
	The Quiet Hour
Box   48 Folder   5	Script and correspondence
	SAC
Box   48 Folder   6	Script, undated
	The Sailor Named Smith
Box   48 Folder   7	Treatment, undated
	The Salary, Annuity, Fiduciary Blues (radio sketch)
Box   48 Folder   8	Script by Arthur Miller, undated
	She Wanted the Moon
Box   48 Folder   9	Treatment, undated
	So Little Time
Box   48 Folder   10	Notes and correspondence
	Storm in the West
Box   48 Folder   11	Correspondence, 1943-1953
Box   48 Folder   12	Notes and continuity outlines
Box   48 Folder   13	Script, 1943 September 17
Box   48 Folder   14	Picture estimate
Box   48 Folder   15	Illustrations for book
	The Story of Adam Crocker
Box   49 Folder   1	Treatment, 1943 September 20
	Sunrise at Campobello (play)
Box   49 Folder   2	Research materials and notes
Box   49 Folder   3-4	Script by DS, undated
Box   49 Folder   5	Script, 1957 May 28
Box   49 Folder   6	Script, 1957 August 9
Box   49 Folder   7	Script, 1957 August 26
Box   49 Folder   8	Script, 1957 October 20
Box   50 Folder   8	Script, 1958 January 14
Box   51 Folder   1	Script (final uncorrected), 1960 April 11
Box   51 Folder   2	Script (final corrected), 1960 April 11
Box   50 Folder   1	Business records
Box   50 Folder   2	Programs
Box   50 Folder   3	Publicity
330A/1-2	Recording, Play of the Week, 1958 November 9
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   50 Folder   4	Miscellaneous
	Correspondence
Box   50 Folder   5-7	1957
Box   51 Folder   3-6	1958
Box   52 Folder   1	1958-1959
	The Swan
Box   52 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1955-1956
Box   52 Folder   3	Previews
Box   52 Folder   4	Script (with photographs), 1945 September 6
Box   52 Folder   5	Miscellaneous
	Take the High Ground Note: See also Making of a Marine
Box   52 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1951-1952
Box   52 Folder   7	Script (with photographs), 1952 December 18
Box   53 Folder   1	Previews
Box   53 Folder   2	Miscellaneous, including correspondence
Disc 49A/22	Recording of musical theme
U.S. Mss 37AN	Then There Were Two (released as Kid Glove Killer)
Box   53 Folder   3	Script, 1941 December 1
	“This Hallowed Ground” on Book Parade
Box   53 Folder   4	Miscellaneous
	Tonight!- Lincoln Versus Douglas
Box   53 Folder   5	Script by Norman Corwin
	Touchdown for Sale
Box   53 Folder   6	Treatment by DS
	Transcontinental Bus
Box   53 Folder   7	Treatment by Edwin Gilbert and DS, 1933 January 10
	Trial by Sasswood, a play
Box   53 Folder   8	Script by Laura Kerr and Allen Rivkin, undated
	The Unsinkable Molly Brown, a play
Box   53 Folder   9	Correspondence, 1958-1959
Box   53 Folder   10	“The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown,” script by Robert Morris, 1958 August 7
Box   53 Folder   11	Script, undated
	Valley of the Kings
Box   54 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1952-1954
	The Victim
Box   54 Folder   2	Treatments, 1958
	Washington Story
Box   54 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1951-1952
Box   54 Folder   4	Script (with photographs), 1951 December
Box   54 Folder   5	Previews
Box   54 Folder   6	Miscellaneous
	Westward the Women
Box   54 Folder   7	Correspondence, 1951-1952
Box   54 Folder   8	Previews
Box   54 Folder   9	Miscellaneous
	A Woman's Place-Party of the First Part
Box   55 Folder   1	Script by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank (first draft)
	Scripts for Special Occasions
Box   55 Folder   2	Don Hartman's Birthday Party, 1951 November 10
Box   55 Folder   3	Miscellaneous story ideas by DS
Box   55 Folder   4	Miscellaneous synopses
Box   55 Folder   5	Script fragment, undated
	Series: 1968 Additions, 1933-1952 Physical Description: 4.4 cubic feet (19 archives boxes)	⇧
	Subseries: Production Files
	The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
Box   56 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Sidney Sheldon, undated
	Bataan
Box   56 Folder   2	“Bataan Patrol” script, 1942 November 7
	Berlin Express
Box   57 Folder   1	Script (with photographs), 1947 September 27
	Big City
Box   57 Folder   2	Script, 1937 June 10
	The Boy With the Green Hair
Box   58 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Ben Barzman and Alfred Lewis Levitt, 1948 February 18
	Boys Town
Box   58 Folder   2	Treatment, undated
Box   59 Folder   1	Script, undated
	Chinatown Squad
Box   59 Folder   2	Script by L. G. Blochman and DS, 1935 March 13
	Crossfire
Box   60 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by John Paxton, undated
	Edison the Man
Box   60 Folder   2	Script, undated
	The Farmer's Daughter
Box   60 Folder   3	Script (with photographs) by Allen Rivkin and Laura Kerr, undated
	Fog
Box   60 Folder   4	Script by Ethel Hill and DS, 1933 September 12
	Fury of the Jungle
Box   61 Folder   1	Script by Ethel Hill and DS, 1933 May 26
	Gettysburg
Box   61 Folder   2	Script, 1955 June 13
	Girl from Scotland Yard
Box   61 Folder   3	Script by Doris Anderson and DS, 1937 January 25
	Happiness Preferred
Box   61 Folder   4	Script by Doris Malloy and DS, 1936 November 3
	He Couldn't Take It
Box   61 Folder   5	Script, undated
	Her Master's Voice
Box   62 Folder   1	Script by DS, undated
	The Hoaxters
Box   62 Folder   2	Script (with photographs), 1952 August 25
	I Remember Mama
Box   62 Folder   3	Script (with photographs), 1947 October 11
	I'll Be Seeing You
Box   62 Folder   4	Script (with photographs) by Marion Parsonnet, 1944 December
	Joe Smith, American
Box   63 Folder   1	Script, 1941 October 15
	Let's Talk It Over
Box   63 Folder   2	Treatment by DS and Lew Foster, undated
	Lost Angel
Box   64 Folder   1	Script, 1943 March 16
	Married Bachelor
Box   64 Folder   2	Script, 1941 July 18
	The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story (The Dore Story)
Box   65 Folder   1	Script (with photographs), undated
	Mind Your Own Business
Box   65 Folder   2	Script by DS, undated
	Mr. and Mrs. North
Box   66 Folder   1	Script, 1941 October 20
	Murder in the Clouds
Box   66 Folder   2	Script by DS and Roy Chanslor, 1934 August 21
	Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
Box   67 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank, 1947 December 19
	Pilot Number Five
Box   67 Folder   2	Script, 1945 May 15
	Rachel
Box   68 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Waldo Salt, 1947 August 4
	The Silk Hat Kid
Box   68 Folder   2	Script by Edward Eliscu and Lou Breslow, 1935 May 18
	The Spiral Staircase
Box   69 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Mel Dinelli, 1945
	Stranger in Town (Mr. Justice Goes Hunting)
Box   69 Folder   2	Script, 1942 October 16
	They Live by Night
Box   70 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Charles Schnee, undated
	Til the End of Time
Box   70 Folder   2	Script (with photographs) by Allen Rivkin, 1946
	Timothy's Quest
Box   71 Folder   1	Script, undated
	The War Against Mrs. Hadley
Box   71 Folder   2	Script, 1942 May 4
	Weep No More
Box   72 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Frank Fenton, 1948 April 20
	Westward the Women
Box   72 Folder   2	Script, undated
	The Window
Box   73 Folder   1	Script (with photographs) by Mel Dinelli, 1947 October 23
	Young and Beautiful
Box   73 Folder   2	Script by DS, Al Martin, Joe Stanley, and Bert Clark, 1934 June 27
	Young Tom Edison
Box   74 Folder   1	Script, undated
	Series: 1977 Additions, circa 1920-1980 Physical Description: 41.0 cubic feet (112 archives boxes), 19 tape recordings, 19 reels of microfilm (35 mm), and 24 reels of film  Scope and Content Note The 1977 Additions primarily focus on the years 1956-1977, the period after Schary left Hollywood and concentrated his activities in New York. Some files predate this period and document his years at RKO and MGM, while a few miscellaneous items, personal items, and writings reflect still earlier activities. The papers reveal aspects of both Schary's personal and his professional life. Included in the former are his involvement in Democratic politics, his affairs as a leading figure in the Jewish community, and the activities of his family. In the latter category are his work as a writer, director, and producer of motion picture and theatrical productions and as chairman of the Anti-Defamation League. Files relating to his tenure as commissioner of cultural affairs in New York City are fragmentary. Given the wide range of Schary's work and interests, the collection provides insights not only into the creation of Hollywood and Broadway productions, but also into subjects such as Democratic politics, liberalism, anti-Semitism, the radical right, the Hollywood Ten, the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, and the Arab boycott. Schary's filing system has been retained whenever possible. This has led to some overlap between and within subseries. To aid the researcher, some cross-referencing has been added by Archives staff. However, researchers are cautioned to examine the contents list below carefully in order to locate all pertinent files. The GENERAL FILE in particular describes people, events, productions, and organizations that may be mentioned in other subseries. These additions are organized as five subseries: BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL, GENERAL FILES, PRODUCTION FILES, ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE FILES, and GENERAL WRITINGS. The BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL includes an artificial compilation of various interviews, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and other materials about Schary's life; documentation about various events in his life; and information about the lives and activities of Miriam Schary and other members of his family. The General material within this subseries relates to Schary's home and family life and consists of correspondence, lists, clippings, writings and eulogies, diaries, financial and legal materials, itineraries, and miscellaneous. The subseries provides some evidence of the lifestyle and relationships of a close-knit, well-to-do Jewish family. Also here is some information on family parties, holidays, homes and apartments, trips, and miscellaneous. Of special interest are the files regarding Camp Flagler, a hotel where Schary worked as assistant social director and newsletter editor with Moss Hart. In the file is a newsletter dated August 16, 1929 which was guest edited by Hart. The Family material focuses on individual members of Schary's family. The files are organized by the name of the individual most closely related to Schary. These files also contain material relating to other members of that individual's family. For example, included with the file on daughter Joy is correspondence with her husband and their children. Women are identified in the container list by their married name with the exception of Jill and Joy Schary. Of interest in Jill Schary's files are materials about her success with the “bird-in-the-hand” glove, a concept which she developed as a young girl and which Neiman Marcus marketed, and evidence of her early literary efforts. Many of Miriam Schary's files document her professional career as an artist (she painted professionally under her maiden name, M. Svet), although some writings are included. The GENERAL FILES focus on Schary's activities as a public figure, primarily those outside his production and ADL activities. Much of the subseries consists of correspondence, although other types of documentation such as proposals, by-laws, financial and legal records, minutes, surveys, newsletters, bulletins, testimony transcripts, speeches and eulogies, outlines, scripts, lists, notes, clippings, and miscellaneous are also included. The files relect the myriad individuals, organizations, committees, and causes with which Schary was involved. Among the prominent correspondents here are Ralph Bellamy, Art Buchwald, William F. Buckley, Jr., Norman Cousins, Moss Hart, Hedda Hopper, Lyndon Johnson, John and Robert Kennedy, Howard Lindsay, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., David O. Selznick, Adlai Stevenson, Darryl F. Zanuck, and others, while organizations such as the Authors League of America, Brandeis Camp Institute, the Dramatists Guild and the Dramatists Guild Fund, the House Un-American Activities Committee, Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, Interracial Council for Business Opportunities, MGM, Motion Picture Association of America, National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Walter Reade Organization, and others are also represented. Arrangement is alphabetical by subject, with a general file (e.g. A-General) beginning each alphabetical sequence. A partial index to correspondents in this section is an Appendix to this finding aid. Researchers should consult the contents list below to explore the full range of this subseries. However, the following description may alert users to items or files of particular interest. These descriptions follow in alphabetical sequence. The Academy Award Show file includes a letter from David Selznick in which he explains his interpretation of the purpose of the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award. Minutes of a meeting with Joseph Papp are contained in the Ad Hoc Committee to Save the Theatre at Lincoln Center file. The Amafro Films Inc. file contains fragmentary information about a company designed to train talented blacks in producing films about the Afro-American experience and includes correspondence from Jack Valenti. The American Arbitration Association file includes materials about a West Side Story case on which Schary served as arbitrator. The file of the American Theatre Wing consists of minutes, reports, and financial statements of a Tony Award-sponsored organization which takes current Broadway plays to hospitals and other institutions. Included in the Americans for Democratic Action file is an address by Gunnar Myrdal and an Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. memorandum (January 7, 1960) in which he discusses Soviet-American relations. The file of America's Conscience Fund focuses on a plan designed to assist Birmingham blacks during the 1964 civil rights movement. The Authors League of America file reveals this group's concern about copyright legislation. The Herman Badillo file focuses on his New York City mayoral campaign while correspondence of Lucy Ballentine, Schary's secretary, provides insight into his office operation and personal matters concerning family and friends. The file of Bernard Reis and Company, an accounting firm, relates to Schary finances and includes financial statements for Schary's production companies. Speeches and speech notes are included in both the files of the Brandeis Camp Institute and Brandeis University and reveal Schary's long association and support of these organizations. (Schary served on Brandeis University's Board of Trustees.) Fawn Brodie's correspondence details Schary's difficulties in obtaining sponsorship for a television program about slavery and also briefly comments on Marilyn Monroe's death. Letters with William Buckley clarify his attitude toward the John Birch Society and his support of Israel. The C, General file includes a script of a portion of a Stan Freeburg album, three newsletters by Geoffrey Cowan describing Council of Federated Organization (COFO) activities in the South, and a parody of the poem “Gunga Din,” which describes the Watergate affair. Correspondence from actor Louis Calhan describes films he made and Hollywood personages he knew, including Dave Tebets. The file of the Citizens Crusade Against Poverty includes letters from the group's president, Walter Reuther. The Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Community Council file contains information on Myron C. Fagan and Gerald L. K. Smith, individuals who believed that there existed a Jewish-Communist conspiracy and these groups had an undue influence in Hollywood. The file of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation documents the group's efforts to examine the portrayal of Jews in films and to urge the use of Jews in film production. The Council of Civic Unity file documents a coalition designed to end racial excitement and discrimination in the Los Angeles war industry area. Much of the crank mail is anti-Semitic in nature. Files of the Dramatists Guild Fund Inc. reveals its efforts to assist struggling writers through scholarships and loans. The Dramatists Guild file includes Howard Lindsay correspondence while H, General contains letters from Mother Dolores (Hart) who comments on the monastic life she had chosen over acting. Moss Hart's letters are detailed and rich and mention not only the projects on which he worked but his mental state as he coped with bouts of depression. Included in the Hedda Hopper file is a log which contains excerpts of her column which mentioned Schary. The Hollywood 10 and the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) files contain materials on Schary's appearance before that committee, his opinions of the Ten, their dismissal by RKO following their citation for contempt, and the dismissal of producer Adrian Scott and director Edward Dmytryk who had made Crossfire. The file of the Independent Citizens' Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions focuses on a non-partisan political organization located in Hollywood. The Paul Morton Leeds file includes materials on the Communist Party and politics of the left. The MGM files include minutes of executive meetings and discuss the status of several films, projected films, and stars. The Motion Picture Association of America file contains production code reports regarding script censorship. Among the N, General file is a letter (September 7, 1967) from Roy Wilkins of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in which he comments on black militants. The files of the New York City Commissioner of Cultural Affairs include minutes from the New York City Bicentennial Committee. The files pertaining to Frank O'Connor's New York gubernatorial campaign document a controversy which resulted from Schary's endorsement of O'Connor. (The ADL feared the endorsement would be perceived as an endorsement by that organization since Schary was then serving as national chairman.) The Daniel O'Shea file includes materials relating to Vanguard Films, David Selznick's company for which Schary worked prior to his RKO appointment. Both the Edgar Peterson and the N. Peter Rathvon files contain materials relating to RKO. Files of Walter Reilly, production assistant to Schary, includes materials relating to Schary Productions. Among the RKO files are financial reports and status reports relating to several films. Scrapbooks, containing clippings, programs, playbills, and miscellaneous focus on Schary's public activities including both productions and speaking engagements. The David O. Selznick files include correspondence with Vanguard Films regarding several film productions such as The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer and The Farmer's Daughter (also known as “Katie for Congress”). Among the Sidney Hillman Foundation files are scripts for three local television shows, Hotbed of Hatred, No Room at the Bottom, and The Orange and the Scratch. Telephone logs include not only discussions of routine matters but also occasional synopses and explanations of productions. The Justin and Maurice Turner file discusses some investments while the Uptown Service Committee file includes a report of the Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals. The file of the Water Conservation project discusses New York City's efforts to cope with a water shortage. Louis Wolfson's file documents a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit regarding the improper sale of securities and contains a letter of support regarding Wolfson's parole. The PRODUCTION FILES concern motion picture, radio, television, and theatrical works. The subseries is arranged by genre and then alphabetically by title. It pertains to both produced and unproduced works. Correspondence with authors, designers, and actors that does not pertain to a particular production are located in the GENERAL FILES, as is information relating to MGM, RKO, the Hollywood Ten, and other film-related topics. The amount of information varies with the production, but may include treatments, outlines, notes, variant script drafts, speeches, clippings, crew lists, correspondence, legal records, miscellaneous, budgets, surveys, preview lists, publicity, playbills, design sketches, casting material, music, and journals. A small file of miscellaneous project submissions begins the subseries. Among the works represented are the films Act One, The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer, Boys Town, Broadway Melody of 1939, Crossfire, The Farmer's Daughter, The Spiral Staircase, Sunrise at Campobello, Sunset Boulevard, and The Unsinkable Molly Brown; the Jimmy Durante radio program; and miscellaneous television programs such as Busing: Some Voices from the South and CBS Reports; and plays such as Banderol, Brightower, The Devil's Advocate, The Highest Tree, A Joyful Noise, A Majority of One, One by One, Something About a Soldier, Sunrise at Campobello, Too Many Heroes, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Zulu and the Zayda. These files document Broadway activity and independent motion picture and television productions during the 1960s. Items of interest include the stage manager's diary which detailed the rehearsal period for Brightower; Schary's own journal for One by One, which documents the production process; lyrics from Sunset Boulevard; a treatment for “Up Spoke the Captain,” an unproduced play written for the Marx Brothers; and a treatment for Mississippi, a film for which Schary did not receive final film credit. Documentation of negotiation for the French production of The Devil's Advocate and litigation concerned with possible plagiarism in The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer are also included. The ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE subseries consists of Schary's files as national chairman. Included are correspondence, reports, agenda, lists, scripts, treatments, financial records, transcripts, articles, speeches, writings, and miscellaneous. The subseries is subdivided into two sections: a Subject File and a Speech File. Arrangement in the former is alphabetical by title, with a general category (e.g. A-General) beginning each letter's segment. The speeches are organized by the name of the group addressed, with unidentified materials at the end in chronological order. The general file does not appear to be exhaustive either of ADL's activities or of Schary's participation in it. However, it does reveal many concerns of the Jewish community such as anti-Semitism and the Arab-Israeli War. The following description summarizes some items of particular interest. Included in the A-General file are letters regarding a Steve Allen joke which offended some people. The file of the American Council for Judaism, an anti-Zionist organization, indicates conflicts between various Jewish groups. The AT&T file contains a complaint about the number of Jewish executives employed by that company. The file labelled Anti-Semitism includes a report of the reaction to a 1968 New York City teacher strike, while the Black/Jewish file reveals the attitudes of both groups. The B'nai B'rith International Council file reveals a conflict between it and ADL over jurisdiction in combatting anti-Semitism in foreign countries. Among the topics discussed there are the Arab-Israeli situation, war, terrorism, the Nixon policy toward Israel, and Secretary of State William Roger's efforts to get the U.S. to adopt a neutral policy toward Israel. The Coca Cola company file reports on alleged submission to the Arab boycott over funds; a controversy regarding America, a Catholic magazine which supported prayer in public schools; and an alleged anti-Semitic translation that the New York Philharmonic Symphony used in a 1963 concert. In the CORE-Brooklyn file is a memorandum regarding an ADL complaint about anti-Semitic incident caused by militant blacks. The subseries also contains a file relating to Benjamin Epstein, national director of ADL. Among the papers on Arnold Forster are materials regarding George Lincoln Rockwell's appearance at the University of Chicago. The John F. Hatchett file focuses on the controversy surrounding his appointment as director of a New York University Afro-American Student Center and some alleged anti-Semitic statements made by him. The Italian controversy file documents litigation between ADL and the American-Italian Anti-Defamation League over similarities in their names. The John Birch Society files contain material about that group and the radical right in general. The controversy and litigation over the anti-Jewish and anti-Israeli mural at the Jordanian pavillion at the New York World's Fair are documented in the file of that name. The National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council file contains information on its attempts to reestablish relations with ADL which had been severed since the 1950s. Among the S-General file contents is correspondence from Omar Sharif on his role in Funny Girl. All of the speeches delivered by Schary as ADL chairman have been microfilmed, and after filming the original materials were integrated in the chronologically-arranged speeches which are part of the GENERAL WRITINGS described below. The GENERAL WRITINGS subseries contains speeches from the 1960s; other non-theatrical writings including verse, skits, short stories, book reviews, magazine and newspaper articles; and related material. Documentation is extensive for Schary's book Special Occasions which dealt with the family catering business. A folder regarding an unproduced musical based on this book is also included. Several files also pertain to “Hollywood as I Knew It,” an unpublished autobiography, and a novelized version of “Storm of the West,” an allegorical western by Schary and Sinclair Lewis that Schary wanted to produce for MGM.	⇧
	Subseries: Biographical and Personal Material
	Interviews
Box   75 Folder   1-2	Correspondence and transcripts, 1944-1972
	Recorded interviews
Audio 920A	Turning Point (UCLA, Television-Radio Division, Department of Theatre Arts, 1959 August 19 Scope and Content Note: Interview with Dore Schary covering the entire span of his career. He discusses his work with the major motion picture studios and in the theater.
920A/16	Part 1 Scope and Content Note: Discusses his pre-Hollywood career; his work as a writer at Columbia, as a writer and head of the B picture unit at MGM and a dispute there over Storm in the West; his work at Vanguard Pictures for David Selznick; at RKO for Howard Hughes and their dispute over Battleground; and Schary's eventual return to MGM.
920A/17	Part 2 Scope and Content Note: Comparison of Schary's position at MGM with that of Irving Thalberg; discussion of his career at MGM and his differences with Louis B. Mayer; the role of independent producers in Hollywood.
920A/18	Part 3 Scope and Content Note: Comparison of workings of and final products of motion pictures, television, and theater; discussion of film and theatrical productions of Sunrise at Campobello; description of theatrical focus of his then current activities.
920A/19	U.S. Steel Concert House. (BB & D, air date 1960 December 14) Scope and Content Note: Interview with Dore Schary regarding the relationship between art and business.
920A/4	The Barry Gray Show Production information unknown, circa 1972 Scope and Content Note: Interview with Dore Schary regarding his role as president of TelePremier, a pay television company. Focuses on its product, TheatreVision, and describes how the system works. Discusses economics of pay TV; the attitude of commercial network television; and the eventual goal of pay TV to produce.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   75 Folder   3	Magazine articles and notices, 1947-1955
Box   75 Folder   4	Miscellaneous, including biographies, birth certificates, awards, 1933-1972, undated
Box   75 Folder   5	Newspaper clippings, 1936-1955, 1980
Box   75 Folder   6	Oral history for Columbia University, 1959-1961
Box   75 Folder   7	Thesis, “A Biography of Dore Schary: His Contribution to the Motion Picture Industry and Theatre...” / by Naomi Fink, 1968
	General file
Box   76 Folder   1	Anniversary, 25th, 1957
Box   76 Folder   2	Appraisals of property, 1966
	Birthdays
Box   76 Folder   3	1950-1965
Box   200 Folder   2	Schary Manor souvenir booklet
Box   76 Folder   4	60th brithday, 1965
	Camp Flagler
Box   76 Folder   5	Social calendar, 1929
Box   76 Folder   6	Flagler News, circa 1929 June-August
	Christmas lists, cards, and correspondence
Box   76 Folder   7-9	1949-1965
Box   77 Folder   1-2	1965-1972
Box   77 Folder   3	Dore Schary Day at the World's Fair, 1965
Box   77 Folder   4	Entertainment, 1951-1968, undated
Box   77 Folder   5	Genealogy, circa 1920-1961, undated
	Residences
Box   77 Folder   6	Leases, 1935-1937
Box   77 Folder   7	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1941-1966, undated
Box   77 Folder   8	House, correspondence and estimates, 1950-1952, undated
	Apartments
Box   77 Folder   9	New York, 1957-1958
Box   77 Folder   10	33 East 70th Corporation, 1958-1966
Box   78 Folder   1	Vineyard Haven, 1962-1965, undated
Box   78 Folder   2	Fire, 1964, undated
Box   78 Folder   3	School activities, high school and college, circa 1929-1944
Box   78 Folder   4	Surgery, 1968, undated
	Family file
	Schary, Miriam Svet
Box   81 Folder   5-9	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1947-1969, undated
	Painting career
Box   81 Folder   10	Clipping, reviews, and catalogs, 1952-1956, undated
	Exhibitions
	Associated American Artists
Box   82 Folder   1-3	General file, 1947-1957, undated
Box   82 Folder   4	Mailing lists, 1952, 1955
Box   82 Folder   5	Brenon and Morgan, 1955
Box   82 Folder   6	Janet Nessler Gallery, 1962-1964, undated
Box   82 Folder   7	Lane Galleries, 1956
Box   82 Folder   8	Los Angeles Art Association, 1956, undated
Box   82 Folder   9	Los Angeles Art committee, 1955, undated
Box   82 Folder   10	Portraits Inc., 1953-1954
Box   82 Folder   11	Sagitarius Gallery, 1955
Box   82 Folder   12	Miscellaneous, 1952-1956, undated
Micro 1062 Reel   14 Segment   2	Scrapbook, 1952-1963
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   82 Folder   13	Shipping, 1951-1957
Box   82 Folder   14	Vigeveno Gallery, circa 1952-1954
	Writings
	Et Cetera
Box   82 Folder   15	Diary draft (incomplete), circa 1952-1959
Box   83 Folder   1	Typescript, circa 1955
Box   83 Folder   2-3	revised typescript, circa 1959
Box   83 Folder   4	Stories, undated
	Schary, Samuel (Stanley), Fay, and Susan
Box   83 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1943-1971
Box   83 Folder   6	Funeral of Samuel, 1964
Box   83 Folder   7	Schary, Saul, Correspondence, 1948-1973, undated
Box   83 Folder   8	Schary, William, Correspondence, 1972-1973
	Small Family (Paul and Lillian)
Box   83 Folder   9	Correspondence and clipping, 1947-1962, undated
Box   84 Folder   1	Funeral of Lillian, 1961-1962
Box   84 Folder   2	Funeral of Paul, 1954, undated
Box   84 Folder   3	Family (Jane, Beth, Edgar, Bobbe), 1948-1974, undated
Box   84 Folder   4	Svet, Mandell and Rosalie, Correspondence, 1951-1958, undated
	Subseries: General Files	⇧
Box   85 Folder   1-3	A, General, 1946-1949, 1960-1973, undated
Box   85 Folder   4	Academy Award show, and script, 1946
Box   86 Folder   1	Ad Hoc Committee to Save the Theatre at Lincoln Center, circa 1967-1975
Box   86 Folder   2	Advertising, 1959-1964
Box   86 Folder   3	Allstate Investment Corporation, 1967
Box   86 Folder   4	Amafro Films Inc., 1966-1969, undated
Box   86 Folder   5	American Arbitration Association, 1968-1974
Box   87 Folder   1	American Civil Liberties Union, 1959-1963
Box   87 Folder   2	American Federation of Arts, 1959-1966, undated
Box   87 Folder   3	American Federation of Musicians, 1964-1969
Box   87 Folder   4	American Jewish Congress, 1962-1963
Box   87 Folder   5-6	American Theatre Wing, 1961-1973
Box   87 Folder   7	America's Conscience Fund, 1963, undated
Box   87 Folder   8	Americans for Democratic Action, 1959-1969, undated
Box   88 Folder   1	Arbitration matters, 1969, undated
Box   88 Folder   2	Ashley Famous Agency Inc., 1966-1967
Box   88 Folder   3	Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, circa 1962-1966, undated
Box   88 Folder   4	Aspen Writer's Workshop and Theatre, 1965-1967
Box   88 Folder   5	Atomic bomb testing and arms control, 1959-1962
Box   88 Folder   6	Audience research survey, 1963-1966, undated
Box   88 Folder   7	Authors Guild Inc., 1966-1972
Box   89 Folder   1-3	Authors League of America Inc., (including Copyright Committee material), 1961-1973
Box   90 Folder   1-3	B, General, 1947, 1953-1974, undated
Box   90 Folder   4	Badillo, Herman, 1973
Box   90 Folder   5	Ballentine, Lucy, 1954, 1957-1959
Box   90 Folder   6	Bellamy, Ralph, 1961-1973, undated
Box   90 Folder   7	Belle Schary Drama Workshop, 1959-1968
Box   90 Folder   8	Benoff, Mac, 1959-1965, undated
Box   90 Folder   9	Bernard Reis and Company, 1965-1968
Box   90 Folder   10	Bets, 1955-1956
Box   90 Folder   11	Boyea, Samuel, 1961-1963, undated
Box   91 Folder   1	Bradley, Tom, 1969 March-April, undated
Box   91 Folder   2-3	Brandeis Camp Institute, correspondence, speeches, and miscellaneous, 1954 February-1971 June, undated
Box   91 Folder   4	Brandeis Institute (formerly Brandeis Camp Institute), 1971 September-1973 November
Box   91 Folder   5-6	Brandeis University, 1959 May-1973 November, undated
Box   91 Folder   7	Brandt, Harry, 1965 April-May
Box   91 Folder   8	Brodie, Faun and Bernard, 1961 January-1964 March
Box   91 Folder   9	Brozgold, Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brozgold, 1963 April-1964 May, undated
Box   91 Folder   10	Buchwald, Art, 1961 December-1963 March
Box   91 Folder   11	Buckley, William F., Jr., 1967 February-1969 March
	C, General
Box   91 Folder   12	1945, 1949, 1959-1965
Box   92 Folder   1	1966-1974, undated
Box   92 Folder   2	Calhern, Louis, 1948 July-1956 July, undated
Box   92 Folder   3	Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1964 July-1969 September, undated
Box   92 Folder   4	Central Synagogue - Centennial Celebration at the Jewish Museum, 1969 December-1970 February, undated
Box   92 Folder   5	Citizens Crusade against Poverty, correspondence and minutes, 1964 July-1967 June
Box   92 Folder   6	Comay, Michael (Israeli ambassador to the UN), 1963 March-1965 March
Box   92 Folder   7-8	Committees, Miscellaneous, 1960 November-1966 September
Box   92 Folder   9	Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Community Council, 1947 January-1969 September
Box   93 Folder   1	Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation-Council of Greater Los Angeles, correspondence regarding national film project, 1959 March-1968 November
Box   93 Folder   2	Community Relations Service (U.S. Department of Commerce), 1964 August-1967 December
Box   93 Folder   3	Contracts, 1933 February-1952 August
	Contributions
Box   93 Folder   4	Made, circa 1943-1955, undated
Box   93 Folder   5	Not made, 1955
Box   93 Folder   6	Council for Civic Unity, 1943 December-1945 September
Box   93 Folder   7	Council for Public Higher Education in New York, 1968 October-1969 June, undated
Box   93 Folder   8	Council of Supervisory Associations of the Public Schools of New York City, 1964 April
Box   93 Folder   9-11	Crank mail, circa 1947-1973
Box   94 Folder   1	D, General, 1949-1974
Box   94 Folder   2	Davis Family (Moshe), 1959-1972
	Democratic Party
Box   94 Folder   3	General, 1948-1966
Box   94 Folder   4	Kennedy Inauguration, 1960-1961, undated
Box   94 Folder   5	State Convention (Buffalo, New York), 1966, undated
Audio 920A	Testimonial dinner for state chairman Peter Strauss, 1964 October 7 Scope and Content Note: Dinner for Strauss, Chairman of the New York State Democratic Campaign Committee, New York State reappointment leader, and campaign manager for the 1964 New York senatorial campaign of Robert F. Kennedy. Includes speeches by several local, state, and national Democratic politicians including New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Peter Strauss, and Robert F. Kennedy. Much of the focus is on the 1964 presidential and senatorial campaigns.
920A/12	Part 1 Scope and Content Note: Includes introductions, invocation, and short speeches by New York state politicians.
920A/13	Part 2 Scope and Content Note: Includes comments by Peter Strauss regarding reapportionment and by Mayor Wagner
920A/14	Part 3 Scope and Content Note: Comments by Mayor Wagner continue regarding 1964 presidential and New York senatorial campaigns and speech by Robert F. Kennedy in which he discusses the campaign and his view of civil liberties; he specifically mentions wiretapping.
920A/15	Part 4 Scope and Content Note: Robert F. Kennedy speech continues.
GA 191-GA 193	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	Depinet, Ned
Box   94 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1947-1948
Box   94 Folder   7	Pre-production survey of Battleground and The Last Mile, 1948
	Depositions by Dore Schary
Box   94 Folder   8	Cole vs. Loews, 1948 March
Box   94	House Un-American Activities Committee, 1947 October
Box   94 Folder   9	Deutsch, Armand, 1949
Box   94 Folder   10	Donehue, Vincent, 1959-1966, 1973
	Dramatists Guild Inc.
Box   94 Folder   11	1958-1963 September
Box   95 Folder   1-3	1964 January-1974 June
	Dramatists Guild Fund Inc.
Box   95 Folder   4-7	1962 June-1971 April
Box   96 Folder   1-2	1971 April-1974 March
Micro 1062 Reel   14 Segment   3	Investment record, 1965
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   96 Folder   3	Drexel University, Arts Administration program, 1970
Box   96 Folder   4	Dublin Conference Group, 1965-1966
Box   96 Folder   5	E, General, 1948-1972
Box   96 Folder   6	Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer Foundation, 1959-1963, undated
	Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
Box   96 Folder   7-9	1963 January-August
Box   97 Folder   1-4	1963 September-1973 October, undated
Box   97 Folder   5	Encyclopedia Judaica Research Foundation, 1966-1967, undated
Box   97 Folder   6	Epstein, Albert, 1962-1967
Box   97 Folder   7	Equal Opportunity Commission, correspondence, testimony, and clippings, 1967-1968
Box   97 Folder   8-9	F, General, 1947-1974
Box   97 Folder   10	Financial statements, 1955-1957
Box   98 Folder   1	Fink, Naomi and Richard, 1961-1973
Box   98 Folder   2	Fittelson, William, 1959-1973
Box   98 Folder   3	Forrest, Robert, 1966
Box   98 Folder   4	Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial committee, 1949-1969
Box   98 Folder   5	Free World association, 1943-1944
Box   98 Folder   6	Freeman Family (Joel, Josh, Jeff, Lou), 1959-1974
Box   98 Folder   7-9	G, General, 1941 October-1974 January, undated
Box   98 Folder   10	Gash, Fred, 1960 August-1973 July
Box   98 Folder   11	Glazier, Sidney, 1965 December-1966 May
Box   98 Folder   12	Goetz, William and Mildred, 1966 February-1973 February
Box   98 Folder   13	Goldberg, Arthur, 1961 March-1970 November
Box   99 Folder   1	Golden, Harry, 1961 November-1972 February
Box   99 Folder   2	Goldwyn, Samuel, 1966 August-1973 April
Box   99 Folder   3	Green, Abel, 1949, 1959 September-1973 May
Box   99 Folder   4	Green, John and Bonnie, 1960 January-1973 March
Box   99 Folder   5	Greenson, Ralph and Hildi, 1959 February-1972 October, undated
Box   99 Folder   6-7	H, General, 1947, 1949, 1959 March-1974 January, undated
Box   99 Folder   8	Hart, Moss, and Kitty Carlisle, 1937 December-1973 December, undated
Box   99 Folder   9	Hebrew University of Jerusalem, prospectus for Institute for Contemporary Jewry, 1972 October-December
Box   99 Folder   10	Hoffman, Herman, 1963 March-1973 July
Box   99 Folder   11	Hoffman, Irving, correspondence and drawings, 1960 July-1963 May
Box   99 Folder   12	Hopper, Hedda, 1940 September-1965 June
Box   99 Folder   13	Hollywood Independent Citizens' Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions, see Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions
Box   100 Folder   1	Hollywood Ten, December 1959-1965
	House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Box   100 Folder   2-5	General, 1944 April-1959 December, undated
Box   100 Folder   6	Dore Schary vs Wage Earners Committee, 1952 May-July
Box   100 Folder   7	Hubbell Robinson Productions, 1959 December
Box   100 Folder   8	Hughs, Richard J., 1961 March-1970 January
Box   100 Folder   9	Humphrey, Hubert, 1947, 1949 March-1974 May
Box   100 Folder   10	I, General, 1959 February-1972 September
	Income taxes
Box   100 Folder   11	circa 1934-1959
Box   101 Folder   1	1960-1972
Box   101 Folder   2-3	Independent Citizens' Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions, including Hollywood chapter materials (HICCASP), 1944 January-1946 December
	Independent Productions Corporation and IPC Distributors vs. Loews Inc.
Box   101 Folder   4	General file, 1963 November-1964 September
Box   101 Folder   5-6	Deposition of Dore Schary, 1964 March 13-20
Box   101 Folder   7	Independent Screen Producers Guild, 1960 July-August, undated
Box   101 Folder   8	Institute of International Education, 1960 March-1970 April
Box   101 Folder   9	Insurance, circa 1950-1967
Box   101 Folder   10	Internal Revenue Service, petition and correspondence, 1966 September
	Interracial Council for Business Opportunity
Box   101 Folder   11-12	1967 March-1969 September
Box   102 Folder   1	1969 October-1970 October
Box   102 Folder   2	Interviews, 1959-1965, undated
Box   102 Folder   3	Investments, 1961 March-1968 July
Box   102 Folder   4	Israel, 1967 May-1973 November, undated
Box   102 Folder   5	Israel Communications Center, 1970 February-March, undated
Box   102 Folder   6	Israel Magazine, 1966 April-1967 January
Box   102 Folder   7	Israeli Motion Picture Production, circa October 1965
Box   102 Folder   8	J, General, 1947, 1954 November-1974 February
Box   102 Folder   9	Janet Nessler Gallery, 1963 June-1966 July
	Jewish-Film Advisory Committee, correspondence and reports
Box   102 Folder   10	1962-1969
Box   103 Folder   1	1970-1974
Box   103 Folder   2	Jewish Teachers Seminary, 1965 January-1969 March, undated
	Jewish Theological Seminary
Box   103 Folder   3	General, 1947, 1959 October-1973 April
Box   103 Folder   4	American Jewish History Center, 1959 February-1963 June
Box   103 Folder   5	Jewish Welfare Lecture Board, 1970 April
Box   103 Folder   6	John F. Kennedy Library, oral history interview, correspondence and transcript, 1967 April-1974 January, undated
	Johnson, Lyndon Baines
Box   103 Folder   7	General, 1963 December-1973 August, undated
Box   103 Folder   8	LBJ Campaign, 1964 August-November
	Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands
GA 835	Pictorial diary of a visit to Hollywood: respectfully presented to Her Majesty Queen Juliana / by Mr. Dove Schary on behalf of the MGM Studios, 1952
U.S. Mss 37AN	K, General
Box   103 Folder   9-10	1944 January-1966 October
Box   104 Folder   1-2	1967 January-1974 January
Box   104 Folder   3	Kaplan, Kivie, 1962 September-1973 February
Box   104 Folder   4	Kaplan, Leon, 1957 January-1961 August
Box   104 Folder   5-6	Kennedy, John F., 1961 September-1967 October, undated
Box   104 Folder   7	Kennedy, Robert F., 1962 August-1973 April, undated
Box   104 Folder   8	Kinoy, Ernest, 1961 December-1969 February
Box   104 Folder   9	Kupcinet, Irving, 1959 February-1965 December
	L, General
Box   104 Folder   10-11	1945 January-1970 November
Box   105 Folder   1	1971 April-1973 December, undated
Box   105 Folder   2	Langner, Lawrence, and Armina Marshal, 1962 March-1964 June, undated
Box   105 Folder   3-4	League of New York Theatres, 1959 May-1968 July, undated
Box   105 Folder   5	Leeds, Paul Morton, hearing transcript before the Security Hearing Board for the First Army, 1954 March 23
Box   105 Folder   6	Lehman, Herbert, correspondence and eulogy, 1959 March-1965 December
Box   105 Folder   7	Levene, Sam, 1942 July-1945 April
Box   105 Folder   8	Lewis, Tom, 1963 April-1965 November
Box   105 Folder   9	Lexington Democratic Club, 1959-1968
	Lincoln, Abraham
Box   105 Folder   10	Miscellaneous, 1960-1961
Box   105 Folder   11	Emancipation Proclamation Centenary, circa 1962
	Second inaugural reenactment
Box   105 Folder   12	Research material
GA 070-072	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   105 Folder   13	Correspondence, scripts, program, 1964-1965, undated
Box   105 Folder   14	Financial file, 1965, undated
DD 604	Lincoln Centennial
U.S. Mss 37AN	Lindsay, John
Box   105 Folder   15	Correspondence, 1968-1973
Box   105 Folder   16	Speeches, 1969
Box   106 Folder   1	Loans, 1953-1963
Box   106 Folder   2	Loew's Inc., 1959-1969, undated
Box   106 Folder   3-6	M, General, 1944-1972
Box   106 Folder   7	MCA Inc., 1962-1963
Box   106 Folder   8	MacKenna, Kenneth, 1941-1943, 1965
Box   106 Folder   9	Mannix, E. J., 1942-1943
Box   106 Folder   10	Mark, Melville, regarding Covenant Communications Corporation, 1971-1973
Box   107 Folder   1	Marks Pensions Service, 1965
Box   107 Folder   2	Masada, 1966-1967
	Meir, Golda
Box   107 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1969-1973
	New York State dinner and visit
Box   107 Folder   4	Correspondence, lists, and notes, 1969
Box   107 Folder   5	Guest lists, 1969, undated
Box   107 Folder   6	Miscellaneous notes, undated
	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Box   107 Folder   7	Books and rights inventory, 1948 November
Box   107 Folder   8-9	Congratulatory messages, circa 1948 August
Box   107 Folder   10	Hiring of DS, 1948
Box   107 Folder   11-13	Minutes of executive meetings, 1942-1949
Box   107 Folder   14	Producers synopsis meetings, 1941-1942, 1953
Box   107 Folder   15	Report by Monica Kaufman regarding film industry, 1955
Box   107 Folder   16	Sales meeting, 1949, undated
	Schary-Rapf Unit (Unit 43)
Box   108 Folder   1	Continuity costs and reports, circa 1942-1943
Box   108 Folder   2	Statements, correspondence, miscellaneous, circa 1945
Box   108 Folder   3	Termination of DS, circa 1956
Box   108 Folder   4	Meyner, Robert B., 1959-1962
Box   108 Folder   5	Military short films, 3 outlines and script, 1945
Box   108 Folder   6	Montor, Henry, 1970-1973
920A/6	Jack Moseley message, circa 1973 Scope and Content Note: Taped message to Dore Schary regarding Moseley's desire to get involved in motion picture direction. He solicits Schary's advice about the quality of various university film departments and seeks his opinion as to whether experience or formal education is the best teacher.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   108 Folder   7	Motion Pictures Association, correspondence and censorship reports, 1961-1967
Box   108 Folder   8	Motion pictures industry, descriptions including article regarding shorts and outline regarding Academy film, 1945, undated
Box   108 Folder   9	Motion Picture Industry Council, circa 1948-1949
Box   108 Folder   10	Murrow, Edward R., 1961, undated
Box   108 Folder   11	Musical and Dramatic Theatre Academy, 1962-1964
Box   108 Folder   12-14	N, General, 1947-1974
Box   108 Folder   15	National Academy of Television Arts and Science, regarding panel discussion, 1969
Box   108 Folder   16	National Advisory Committee on Farm Labor, 1961
Box   108 Folder   17	National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1949
Box   108 Folder   18	National Citizens' Commission on International Cooperation, 1965, undated
Box   108 Folder   19	National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting, 1968-1969
	National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
Box   108 Folder   20	circa 1959-1962
Box   109 Folder   1	1963-1968
Box   109 Folder   2	National Committee for Immigration Reform, 1965
Box   109 Folder   3	National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, 1967-1968, undated
Box   109 Folder   4	National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, Minutes, 1970-1974
Box   109 Folder   5	Negotiate Now, 1967-1968, undated
Box   109 Folder   6	New Jersey State Council on the Arts, 1966-1968
Box   109 Folder   7	New School for Social Research, 1964-1968, undated
	New York City, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs
Box   109 Folder   8	Congratulations, 1970, undated
Box   109 Folder   9	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1970-1972
Box   109 Folder   10	New York Committee for Democratic Voters, 1965
Box   109 Folder   11	New York Times, 1969-1974
Box   109 Folder   12	New York University, Department of Drama and Criticism, 1968
Box   109 Folder   13	O, General, 1947, 1962 January-1973 July
	O'Connor, Frank - Campaign
Box   109 Folder   14	Clippings, 1966 August-December, undated
	Correspondence
Box   109 Folder   15	General, 1966 February-1969 May
Box   109 Folder   16	Anti-Defamation League Correspondence, 1966 June-November
Box   109 Folder   17	Fiscal file, 1966 July-September
Box   110 Folder   1-4	Press releases, memoranda, transcripts of speeches, and miscellaneous, 1965 May-1966 September, undated
	Statements and speeches
Box   110 Folder   5	By Dore Schary, 1966 June-October, undated
Box   110 Folder   6	Citizens' Committee, 1966 June-August
	Offices
Box   110 Folder   7	850 Seventh Avenue, 1966 June-1970 July, undated
Box   110 Folder   8	434 North Rodeo Drive, 1958 February-1960 September, undated
Box   110 Folder   9	75 East 55th Street, 1959 June-1964 November, undated
Box   110 Folder   10	Petty cash, circa 1957-1962
Box   110 Folder   11	Search for new office, 1963 March-August, undated
Box   110 Folder   12	One World Award Committee, circa 1947-1948
Box   110 Folder   13	Organizations, lists, 1951 June
Box   110 Folder   14	O'Shea, Daniel, 1944 April-1945 December
Box   111 Folder   1-2	P, General, 1945 September-1974 February, undated
Box   111 Folder   3	Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1966 June-1967 September
Box   111 Folder   4	Peace-oriented organizations, 1961 May-1962 November
Box   111 Folder   5	Peterson, Edgar, 1947 June-1948 May
Box   111 Folder   6	The Players Bulb, 1961 July-1974 January
Box   111 Folder   7	President's Commission on the Status of Women, 1963 February-March, undated
Box   111 Folder   8	Public television hearings, 1967 April
Box   111 Folder   9	Q, General, 1960 October-1971 April
Box   111 Folder   10	Questionable organizations, 1950 June-July
Box   111 Folder   11-12	R, General, 1942 June-1974 February, undated
Box   111 Folder   13	Rathvon, N. Peter, 1947 February-November
Box   111 Folder   14	Reade Wingate project, 1968 August
Box   111 Folder   15	Reilly, Walter, 1957 December-1972 May, undated
Box   112 Folder   1	Religious Heritage of America Award Luncheon, 1969-1970
Box   112 Folder   2	Richard Fulton Inc., correspondence and contracts, 1967 March-1970 August
Box   112 Folder   3	Rivkin, Allen, 1946, 1959 April-1973 September
	RKO
Box   112 Folder   4	Miscellaneous, 1948 June-October
Box   112 Folder   5	Production meetings, notes and financial information, 1947 February-November
Box   112 Folder   6	Production summary, 1946
Box   112 Folder   7	Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1959-1964
Box   112 Folder   8	Roosevelt (Franklin) Memorial, 1945
Box   112 Folder   9	Rosten, Leo, 1959-1973
Box   112 Folder   10	Rust Craft Broadcasting Company, 1965
	S, General
Box   112 Folder   11-14	1946-1970
Box   113 Folder   1-2	1971 February-1974 February, undated
Box   113 Folder   3	Salk, Erwin, 1966
Box   113 Folder   4	Salute to Israel Parade, 1969-1970
Box   113 Folder   5	Samuel, Maurice, 1963-1968, undated
Box   113 Folder   6	Samuel, Howard J., 1969-1970, undated
Box   113 Folder   7	Schary Productions Inc., 1958-1961, undated
Box   113 Folder   8	Scott, Adrian, including DS deposition, 1947-1955, undated
Box   113 Folder   9	Screen Actors Guild, circa 1952-1963
Box   113 Folder   10	Screen Directors Guild, 1955-1965, undated
Box   113 Folder   11	Screen Producers Guild, 1954-1969
	Selznick, David O.
Box   113 Folder   12-13	Interoffice memoranda, 1943-1946
Box   114 Folder   1	Personal correspondence, 1944-1966
Box   114 Folder   2	Showboat Children's Theatre Center, correspondence and budgets, 1971
Box   114 Folder   3	Sidney Hillman Foundation awards, 1965-1966, undated
Box   114 Folder   4	Society of Cultural Activities and Public Affairs, 1964-1965
Box   114 Folder   5	Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, 1964-1974
Box   114 Folder   6	Spigelgass, Leonard, 1947-1948, 1959-1973
	Stevenson, Adlai
Box   114 Folder   7-8	Correspondence, 1952-1973, undated
	Memorial program for 1965
Box   114 Folder   9-10	Correspondence, clippings, eulogies, and receipts, 1965-1966, undated
Box   114 Folder   11	Scripts and related material, 1965
Audio 920A	American Theatre Memorial to Adlai Stevenson, 1965 October 2 Scope and Content Note: Speech fragments and music used in producing this memorial tribute
920A/1	Part 1 Scope and Content Note: Speech fragment by Eleanor Roosevelt and fragment of a recitation of the Gettysburg Address.
920A/2	Part 2 Scope and Content Note: Aaron Copeland music.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   115 Folder   1	Memorial program for 1966, Script, 1966
Box   115 Folder   2	Memorial program for 1968, 1965-1966, undated
Box   115 Folder   3	Stocks, 1951-1957, undated
Box   115 Folder   4	Studio City, 1966, undated
Box   115 Folder   5	Sunrise Productions, undated
	Sunrise at Campobello
920A/11	Interview, 1965 August 4 Scope and Content Note: Interview with Dore Schary regarding Sunrise at Campobello publication as a Random House play. Schary discusses both the theatrical and motion picture productions, the casting of Ralph Bellamy as Franklin D. Roosevelt, and his opinion of Eleanor Roosevelt.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   115 Folder   6	White House reading, correspondence and scripts, 1967
Box   116 Folder   1	Synagogue Council of America, 1959-1962
Box   116 Folder   2	T, General, 1944-1974, undated
Box   116 Folder   3	Tannenbaum, David, 1945-1957, undated
Box   116 Folder   4	Television series, 1957-1964, undated
Box   117 Folder   1	Theatre Guild, 1950-1960
Box   117 Folder   2	Thorndike-Barnhart University dictionary, 1960-1962
Box   117 Folder   3	Title registration, 1954-1967
Box   117 Folder   4	Town Hall Inc. , 1949-??
Box   117 Folder   5	Truman, Harry, 1949-1973
Box   117 Folder   6	Tuesday Evening Dialogue, 1965-1967
Box   117 Folder   7	Turner, Justin and Maurice, 1959-1972
Box   117 Folder   8	U, General, 1959-1973
Box   117 Folder   9	United Jewish Appeal regarding Israeli-Arab War, 1967
Box   117 Folder   10	United Nations Association of the United States of America, 1964-1970
Box   117 Folder   11	United Nation committee, 1959-1964, undated
Box   117 Folder   12	United World Federalists, 1959-1966
Box   117 Folder   13	University of Illinois at Urbana, 1964-1968, undated
Box   118 Folder   1	University of Illinois, Center for Advanced Study, 1968
Box   118 Folder   2	University of Judaim, 1961-1972, undated
Box   118 Folder   3	University Religion conference, correspondence and speeches, circa 1942-1945
Box   118 Folder   4	Uptown Service Committee, minutes, 1943-1944
Box   118 Folder   5	V, General, 1949-1971, undated
Box   118 Folder   6-7	W, General, 1949-1974, undated
	Walter Reade Organizations Inc.
	Agenda, minutes, memoranda, and reports
Box   118 Folder   8-9	1965-1969
Box   119 Folder   1-7	1969-1973
Box   120 Folder   1-3	Financial statements and reports, 1968-1972
Box   120 Folder   4	Walter Schwimmer Inc., 1966, undated
Box   120 Folder   5	Water conservation project, Correspondence and promotion spots, 1965, undated
Box   120 Folder   6	White, Jonathan and David, 1958-1974
Box   120 Folder   7-8	Wolfson, Louis E., 1943-1973, undated
Box   120 Folder   9	World Arts Foundation, 1971
Box   120 Folder   10	Writers' Congress, 1971, undated
Box   121 Folder   1	Writers Guild of America, 1959-1973
Box   121 Folder   2	Y, Z, General, 1947, 1959-1974
	Subseries: Production Files	⇧
	Project submissions
	Correspondence
Box   122 Folder   1-7	1959-1964
Box   123 Folder   1-3	1965-1966 May
Box   124 Folder   1-4	1966 June-1970
Box   124 Folder   5-6	Correspondence including treatments, 1971-1974, undated
Box   124 Folder   7	Critiques, circa 1970-1971
	Motion pictures
	Miscellaneous film treatments
Box   125 Folder   1	By Itzhak Benzur, 1968-1969
	“The Honored Ones”
	“Interview with Ulysses Jr. in 1968”
	“The Two of Them”
Box   125 Folder   2	By Dore Schary, 1933-1940
	“Blue Moon Murder Case,” adapted, 1934 December 1
	“Coming' Round the Mountain” by Vance Randolph and DS, 1933 December 5
	“Oil Boom” / by DS and Roy Chanslor, 1934 August 30
	“Sheila,” 1939 December 22
	Act One, 1963
Box   125 Folder   3-5	Script (annotated) by DS, circa 1963 April 3
Box   125 Folder   6	Speech at Sardi party and miscellaneous, 1962-1963
	American Heritage
Box   125 Folder   7	Correspondence, speech by Tom Clark, and script, 1946-1947
	“Armistad” (unproduced)
Box   125 Folder   8	Treatment, 1971, undated
	Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer, 1947
Box   125 Folder   9	Clippings, preview breakdown, crewlist, 1947, undated
Box   125 Folder   10	Litigation regarding Joseph Anthony vs RKO, 1950-1954
HA 883-HA 887	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	“The Best of Both Worlds” (unproduced)
Box   125 Folder   11	Correspondence, agreement, miscellaneous, 1969
Box   125 Folder   12	Handwritten treatment by DS, undated
Box   125 Folder   13	Typed treatment by DS, undated
Box   126 Folder   1	Treatment (annotated), 1969 June 11
Box   126 Folder   2	Treatment, circa 1969 June 13
	“Bolivar the Liberator” (unproduced, originally “Simon Bolivar”)
Box   126 Folder   3	Notes, outlines, correspondence, 1936-1949
	“Born Tough” (Unproduced)
Box   126 Folder   4	Story by DS, 1933 June
	Boys Town, 1938
Box   126 Folder   5	Script by DS, 1938 March 30
	Broadway Melody of 1939, 1937
Box   126 Folder   6	Outline by Jack MacGowan and DS, 1937 June 25
	“A Certificate of Authority” (unproduced)
Box   126 Folder   7	Correspondence, circa 1971-1973
Box   126 Folder   8	Treatment by Zvi Kolitz, undated
Box   126 Folder   8	Script (annotated) for Act I and II, undated
	“The Comic” (Unproduced)
Box   126 Folder   9	Legal material, 1968-1969
Box   126 Folder   10	Idea, “The Gag Factory” / by Joseph Lerner, undated
Box   126 Folder   11	Treatment, 1968 March 20
Box   126 Folder   12	Treatment with notes, 1968 May 17-28
Box   126 Folder   13	Outline and treatment, 1968 May 28-June 11
Box   126 Folder   14	Treatment (annotated), 1968 June 14
Box   126 Folder   15	Treatment (annotated) , 1968 June 14-July 1
	Crossfire, 1947
Box   126 Folder   16	Correspondence, 1947
Box   126 Folder   17	Billing and budget information
Box   127 Folder   1	Audience surveys, reactions, preview cards, 1947
Box   127 Folder   2	Commentary article and correspondence, 1947
Box   127 Folder   3	Clippings, reviews, and articles, 1947-1948
	“The Dead Sea Scrolls” (unproduced)
Box   127 Folder   4	Script, undated
	“The Defiant Danes” (Unproduced)
Box   127 Folder   5	Correspondence and treatment by Jack Dunn Trop, 1963
	“Evil Genius” (Unproduced)
Box   127 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1962-1963
	The Farmer's Daughter, 1947
Box   127 Folder   7	Preview reports, correspondence, 1947
Box   127 Folder   8	Clippings and reviews, 1946-1947
	“Friendship” (Unproduced)
Box   127 Folder   9	Script by Norman Panama, Melvin Frank, Don Hartman, Allen Rivkin, Armand Deutsch, 1947 October
	I'll Be Seeing You, 1944
Box   127 Folder   10	Clippings and financial statements, 1945-1946, undated
Box   127 Folder   10A	Correspondence, 1944 April (working title Double Furlough)
	“The Incorruptible Man”
Box   127 Folder   11	Handwritten script by DS, 1967 July 12
Box   127 Folder   12	Partial script (annotated), 1967 July 12
Box   127 Folder   13	Partial script with revisions, 1967 July 12
Box   127 Folder   14	Partial script (annotated), 1967 August 23
Box   127 Folder   15	Script, 1967 August
Box   127 Folder   16	Correspondence and revisions, 1969, undated
Box   128 Folder   1	Handwritten script by DS, 1969 January 9
Box   128 Folder   2	Typescript, 1969 February
Box   128 Folder   3	Typescript (annotated), 1969 February
Box   128 Folder   4	Mimeo script, 1969 February
	Lonelyhearts, 1958
Box   128 Folder   5	Contracts, 1958
Box   128 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1958-1967, 1972
Box   128 Folder   7	Script (annotated, with photographs) by DS, circa 1958
Box   129 Folder   1	Script (annotated, “original work script of film editor”), post 1958 June 30
HA 851-HA 856	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	“Love Affair” (Unproduced)
Box   129 Folder   2	Story by Leo McCarey and DS, 1938 July 20
	Miracle of the Bells, 1948
Box   129 Folder   3	Memoranda and budget, 1947-1948
	Mississippi, 1935
Box   129 Folder   4	Treatment, 1934 May 28
	“The Public Must Eat” (Unproduced)
Box   129 Folder   5	Treatment by Jerry Wald and DS, 1934 April
Box   129 Folder   6	Script, 1936 February 13
	“Red, White and Blue” (Unproduced)
Box   129 Folder   7	Story by Harold Hecht and DS, undated
	“Sarah Bernhardt” (Unproduced)
Box   129 Folder   8	Correspondence, 1971
	“The Sentries” (Unproduced)
Box   129 Folder   9	Handwritten script, before 1967 February 9
Box   129 Folder   10-12	Three typescripts, 1967 February 9
	The Spiral Staircase, 1946
Box   129 Folder   13	Reviews and financial statements, 1945-1946
	Sunrise at Campobello (WB, 1960)
Box   129 Folder   14	Correspondence, 1957-1960
Box   129 Folder   15	Estimating production budgets, 1960
Box   129 Folder   16	Legal material, 1959-1960
Box   130 Folder   1	Staff and cast lists, 1960, undated
Box   130 Folder   2	Financial records, 1960
Box   130 Folder   3	Miscellaneous, 1960
Box   130 Folder   4	Outline, undated
Box   130 Folder   5	Estimating script, 1959 December 11
Box   130 Folder   6	Final shooting script (annotated, with wardrobe plots), circa 1960 April ll
Box   130 Folder   7	Transcripts of reels 1-15, 1960
	Sunset Boulevard, 1950
Box   130 Folder   8	Correspondence and song lyrics, 1949
	Til the End of Time, 1946
Box   130 Folder   9	Clippings and preview reports, 1945-1946
FF 053-FF 055	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	“Time and Again” (Unproduced)
Box   130 Folder   10	Correspondence, agreement, continuity notes, 1971-1972
	“The Truth Seeker” (Unproduced)
Box   130 Folder   11	Correspondence, 1971-1972
	The Unsinkable Molly Brown, 1964
Box   130 Folder   12	Financial data, 1971
	“Why Send Your Son to College?” (Unproduced)
Box   130 Folder   13	Correspondence and contracts, 1969-1970
Box   130 Folder   14	Idea “Joy” / by David Hardy, undated
	“Yankee Clipper” (Unproduced)
Box   130 Folder   15	Story by DS, 1957 February 14
	Radio
	The Eternal Light
Box   131 Folder   1	Catalog, undated
	The Fight for Human Rights (KFWB)
Box   131 Folder   2	Script, 1950 January
	The Jimmy Durante Show
Box   131 Folder   3	Twenty-two scripts and script fragments by DS and Don Hartman, 1934
	Lincoln and the Theatre
Box   131 Folder   4	Correspondence, writings, miscellaneous, and speech by David Mearns, 1957, 1959
	Television
	“Bannion and Company” (Unproduced)
Box   132 Folder   1	Outline and questions, 1964, undated
	Busing: Some Voices from the South (NET)
Box   132 Folder   2	Script by Paul Altmeyer, circa 1972
	Caucus (WCAU-TV)
Box   132 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1960
	Civil War Series (Unproduced)
Box   132 Folder   4-5	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1958-1961
Box   132 Folder   6	Writers correspondence and miscellaneous, circa 1959-1960
Box   132 Folder   7	Legal materials, 1958-1960
Box   132 Folder   8	Civil War Centennial miscellaneous, 1958-1959
Box   132 Folder   9	Proposal, circa 1960-1961
Box   132 Folder   10	Reading list, undated
Box   132 Folder   11	Research, 1958-1961, undated
Box   132 Folder   12	Songs
Box   132 Folder   13	Background research summary, undated
	Scripts and treatments
Box   132 Folder   14	“The Call to Arms” / treatment by Joseph Schrank, 1959 October 31
Box   132 Folder   15	“The Battery” / treatment by Irving Gaynor Neiman, 1959 October 31
Box   132 Folder   16	“The Battle of Bull Run” / treatment by Abram S. Ginnes, 1959 October 31
Box   133 Folder   1	“The Vortex” / treatment by Alfred Brenner
	CBS Reports
	“The Selling of the Pentagon”
Box   133 Folder   2	Transcript, correspondence, miscellaneous, 1971
	[Commercial: Robert Kennedy TV spot]
Box   133 Folder   3	Draft and research material, 1964
	Directions '62 Note: See also Biographical material, Interviews
	“A Jewish Perspective”
Box   133 Folder   4	Correspondence and transcript, 1962-1963
	Elliot Norton Program (WGBH-TV)
Box   133 Folder   5	Correspondence and transcript, 1959
	The Eternal Light
Box   133 Folder   6	Catalog and lists, undated
	Ford Startime
	“Well, What About You?”
Box   133 Folder   7	Correspondence, 1960, 1968
Box   133 Folder   8	Financial information, 1960
Box   133 Folder   9	Outline and script “Where Are You” / by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
Box   133 Folder   10	Script (annotated) by DS, circa 1960 March 17
Box   133 Folder   10	Script, 1960 April 22
	“Grand Deception” (Unproduced)
Box   133 Folder   11	Correspondence, 1960
Box   133 Folder   12	Series description and book reviews, undated
Box   133 Folder   13	Story ideas, undated
	“Murphy and Sons” (Unproduced)
Box   133 Folder   14	Correspondence, 1972
Box   133 Folder   15	Handwritten script by DS, undated
Box   133 Folder   16	Typescript (annotated) by DS, undated
	“The Name of the Game” (Unproduced)
Box   133 Folder   17	Treatment by DS (idea by Jill Schary), 1967 January 4
	“Outline of History” (Unproduced)
Box   133 Folder   18	Correspondence and notes, 1963
	The Peculiar Institution
Box   134 Folder   1	“The Drinking Gourd” / script by Lorraine Hansberry, 1959 September
	“Pericles and Aspasia” (Unproduced)
Box   134 Folder   2	Correspondence and research, circa 1961 July
	Public Hearing (WCBS-TV)
Box   134 Folder   3	“President Nixon and the Jewish Vote,” Correspondence and transcript, 1972
	The Sound of the Sixties
Box   134 Folder   4	Script, undated
Box   134 Folder   5	Recording script, undated
	“The Story of the Jewish People” (Unproduced)
Box   134 Folder   6	Outline and proposal, 1973
	Sunrise at Campobello
DD 358-DD 359	Documentation regarding staging of the play aired on NBC Kaleidoscope: “Blueprint for Biography,” 1959
U.S. Mss 37AN	Today
Box   134 Folder   7	Transcript of excerpt, 1969 June 30
	Tonight
Box   134 Folder   8	Contract, 1963 April
	Truman (Harry) Diamond Jubilee (closed circuit TV)
Box   134 Folder   9	Correspondence, outline, and miscellaneous, 1959
Box   134 Folder   10	Scripts, 1959 April
	“Undergraduate” (Unproduced)
Box   134 Folder   11	Ideas and treatments, 1966-1967
	General
Box   135 Folder   1	Budget, miscellaneous, 1963 January, undated
	Correspondence
Box   135 Folder   2	regarding unproduced productions, 1969, undated
Box   135 Folder   3	regarding résumés and applications, 1959-1960, undated
Box   135 Folder   4	Lists, 1959-1964, undated
	Theater
	And All Those People
Box   135 Folder   5	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1960-1961, undated
	Banderol, 1962
Box   135 Folder   6	Clippings, reviews, publicity and playbills, 1962
Box   135 Folder   7	Correspondence regarding casting and sets, 1962-1964, undated
Box   135 Folder   8	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1962, undated
Box   135 Folder   9	Notes, circa 1962
Box   135 Folder   10	Speech for New York City, 1965
Box   135 Folder   11	Original story, “The Big Desk,” undated
Box   135 Folder   12	Draft script by DS, circa 1962
Box   135 Folder   13	Draft script by DS, circa 1962
Box   135 Folder   14	Typed script by DS, circa 1962
Box   136 Folder   1	Script by DS, 1962 April 18
Box   136 Folder   2	Script by DS, 1962 August 1
Box   136 Folder   3	Final rehearsal script by DS, 1962 August 20
Box   136 Folder   4	Final script by DS, 1962 August 20
Box   136 Folder   5	Final rehearsal script by DS, 1962 August 20
Box   136 Folder   6	Script fragments, circa 1962
	“Born a Sucker” (Unproduced)
Box   136 Folder   7	Script, “Phoney” and “There's a Sucker” / by DS, 1930
	“Bragen the Bold” (Unproduced)
Box   136 Folder   8	Treatments, 1967 May 18
	Brightower(1970)
Box   136 Folder   9	Casting notes, lists, letters, and schedule, 1967-1970
Box   136 Folder   10	Design sketches by Tom Munn, circa 1969 June 14
Box   136 Folder   11	Financial information, contracts, investors, 1969-1970
Box   137 Folder   1	Correspondence, general, 1967-1970
Box   137 Folder   2	Guest list for opening, 1969-1970, undated
Box   137 Folder   3	Miscellaneous including script records, appointments, and playbill, 1967-1970
Box   137 Folder   4	Notes,“The Legend,” circa 1965-1970, undated
Box   137 Folder   5	Research,“The Legend,” 1965-1967
Box   137 Folder   6	Staff lists, undated
Box   137 Folder   7	Stage manager's production diary, 1969-1970
Box   137 Folder   8	Original story,“The Legend,” 1966 January 7
Box   137 Folder   9	Outline, summary, “The Legend” and “Public Figure-Private Life,” 1965-1967, undated
Box   137 Folder   10	Drafts for individual scenes, outlines, “The Inquiry” / by Samuel Gates (pseudonym), 1967
Box   137 Folder   11	Scripts (annotated) of individual acts,“The Inquiry” / by Samuel Gates, undated
Box   137 Folder   12	Script (annotated), Scene One,“The Inquiry” / by Samuel Gates, undated
Box   137 Folder   13	Script by Samuel Gates, after 1967 April 6
Box   137 Folder   14	Script (annotated), undated
Box   138 Folder   1	Script (annotated), undated
Box   138 Folder   2	Script (annotated), 1967 February 14
Box   138 Folder   3	Script, undated
Box   138 Folder   4	Script (annotated) and notes, circa 1969 June 23
Box   138 Folder   5	Script (annotated), undated
Box   138 Folder   6	Script (annotated), undated
Box   138 Folder   7	Script (annotated) , circa 1970 January 2
Box   138 Folder   8	Script, incomplete, undated
Box   139 Folder   1	Script, undated
Box   139 Folder   2	Revised pages,“The Inquiry,” 1967 March-April, undated
Box   139 Folder   3	Revised pages and outlines, 1969 August-1970 January
Box   139 Folder   4	Revised pages (annotated), undated
Box   139 Folder   5	Revised pages, undated
	Broadway Answers Selma, 1965
Box   139 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1965
	“Cracker Money” (Unproduced)
Box   139 Folder   7	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1966, undated
Box   139 Folder   8	Script by Steven Gethers, undated
	The Deputy, 1964
Box   139 Folder   9	Correspondence, bulletins, and clippings, 1963-1964
	The Devil's Advocate, 1961
Box   139 Folder   10	Legal material, 1959-1961
Box   139 Folder   11	Miscellaneous, 1959-1961
Box   139 Folder   12	Negotiations for French production, 1973
Box   139 Folder   13	Outline by Morris L. West, circa 1959 December 17
Box   139 Folder   14	Reviews, 1961, undated
Box   139A Folder   1	Script by DS, 1960 November 23
Box   139A Folder   2	Script by DS, 1961 April 6
Box   139A Folder   3	Final script and playbill, 1961
Box   140 Folder   1	Script, Spanish version, undated
	“Diamond Orchid” (Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   2	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1963-1964
Box   140 Folder   3	Script by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, 1964 February 4
Box   140 Folder   4	Script fragments, circa 1963-1964
	“Fatty” (Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1963-1965
Box   140 Folder   6	Script by Harry Essex, undated
	“The Feather Peddlers” (Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   7	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1966-1967
Box   140 Folder   8	Script by Jefferson Baylay, undated
	“The Flying Mare”(Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   9	Script by Donald Sherry and Oscar Selin, undated
	“The Glory Road” (Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   10	Treatment by Bruce Catton and Philip Minis and correspondence, 1961, undated
	“The Hero and the Whole World” (Unproduced)
Box   140 Folder   11	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1965-1966, undated
Box   141 Folder   1	Script by Mac Benoff, undated
	The Highest Tree, 1959
Box   141 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1959-1960, undated
Box   141 Folder   3	Legal material, 1959-1960
Box   141 Folder   4	Speech for opening night, 1959
Box   141 Folder   5	Radio reviews, 1959
920A/5	Recorded radio reviews and interview, 1959 November 4-5 Scope and Content Note: Radio reviews of this Dore Schary Broadway production including those by The Griffens (WBAI-FM), John Wingate (WOR), Ken Banghart (NBC), and Jim McKay (CBS), plus an interview with Schary.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   141 Folder   6	Script by DS, 1959 May 20
Box   141 Folder   7	Script by DS, including notes, plots, and lists, 1959 August 21
Box   141 Folder   8-10	Script by DS, undated
Box   142 Folder   1	Final published script, 1961
	“Home Sweet Home” (Unproduced, See also “Wrong Way Light Bulb”)
Box   142 Folder   2	Script by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
	Hyphen
Box   142 Folder   3	Correspondence and legal material, 1966
Box   142 Folder   4	Script by Norman Corwin, circa 1966
	“Inka Dinka Doo” (Unproduced)
Box   142 Folder   5	Casting and technician's résumés, 1971-1972, undated
Box   142 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1971-1972
Box   142 Folder   7	Miscellaneous, circa 1971
Box   142 Folder   8	Script, draft fragment, undated
Box   142 Folder   9	Script (annotated), undated
	“Interloper” (Unproduced)
Box   142 Folder   10	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1966-1967, undated
Box   142 Folder   11	Script by Philippe Heriate, circa 1967 January
Box   143 Folder   1	Script with revisions, undated
Box   143 Folder   2	Script fragments, undated
	A Joyful Noise, 1966
Box   143 Folder   3	Audition materials, 1966
Box   143 Folder   4	Cast and crew lists, 1966, undated
Box   143 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1966-1967
Box   143 Folder   6	Director's notes, 1966
Box   143 Folder   7	Miscellaneous, including reviews, 1966, undated
Box   143 Folder   8	Script by Edward Pedula, 1966 March
Box   143 Folder   9	Revised script, 1966 August 17-circa September 2
Box   143 Folder   10	Incomplete script (annotated), 1966 August 22-31
Box   143 Folder   11	Revised lyrics, 1966 August-November, undated
Box   143 Folder   12	Incomplete script (annotated), 1966 October-December
Box   143 Folder   13	Script fragments, 1966 October-December
Box   143 Folder   14	Revised pages and scenes, 1966 October, undated
Box   143 Folder   15	Revised pages and scenes, 1966 November-December
	“The Knight and the Lady” (Unproduced)
Box   143 Folder   16	Two scripts, undated
	“Let's Get Organized” (Unproduced)
Box   144 Folder   1	Script “Gentlemen of Distinction” / by DS and David Boehm, undated
	“Look Away, Look Away” (Unproduced)
Box   144 Folder   2	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1965-1966, undated
Box   144 Folder   3	Script “Runthrough,” 1964 December 14-28
Box   144 Folder   4	Script “Runthrough” / by Harry Codes (pseudonym), 1964 December 14-30
Box   144 Folder   5	Script, “Magnolia Jungle” / by Samuel Gates (pseudonym), 1965 February 1
Box   144 Folder   6	Script “Magnolia Jungle” / by J. Gates, circa 1965
Box   144 Folder   7-8	Two scripts by Samuel Gates, 1965 February 1
Box   144 Folder   9	Script fragments, “Magnolia Jungle,” circa 1965
	Love and Kisses, 1963
Box   144 Folder   10	Playbill, budget, and lighting plot, 1963, undated
Box   144 Folder   11	Script by A. R. Block, 1963 October 10
	“The Madness of God” (Unproduced)
Box   144 Folder   12	Correspondence and proposed budget, 1967-1968
	A Majority of One, 1959
Box   144 Folder   13	Radio reviews and clipping, circa 1959 February
Box   144 Folder   14	Script by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
	“Man of Ideas” (Unproduced)
Box   145 Folder   1	Script by DS, undated
	[Mark Twain Musical] (Unproduced)
Box   145 Folder   2	Correspondence and legal material, 1968-1969
Box   145 Folder   3	Music by Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson and A. L. Levinson, 1969, undated
	One by One, undated
Box   145 Folder   4	Casting file including correspondence and contracts, 1964
Box   145 Folder   5	Contracts, 1964
	Correspondence
Box   145 Folder   6-9	Business, 1964-1966, undated
Box   145 Folder   10	Personal, 1964-1973
Box   145 Folder   11	Director's notes, 1964 November
Box   145 Folder   12	Expenses, 1964-1965, undated
Box   146 Folder   1-2	Journal, “Case History of a Play,” 1964 June-November
Box   146 Folder   3	Journal, with notes, circa 1964 November
Box   146 Folder   4	Ledger, 1964
Box   146 Folder   5	Production costs, box office statements, and accountant's report, 1964
Box   146 Folder   6	Reviews, 1964
Box   200 Folder   3	Set design and plans, 1964
Box   146 Folder   7	Scenes, notes, research “Two by Two,” 1964
Box   146 Folder   8	Script, “Two by Two,” circa 1964 March
Box   146 Folder   9	Script, first draft by DS, undated
Box   146 Folder   10	Script by DS, circa 1964 April 4-25
Box   147 Folder   1	Script by DS, annotated and fragments, circa 1964 April-May
Box   147 Folder   2	Rehearsal script, Act I, Scene 1 by DS, 1964 June 15
Box   147 Folder   3	Rehearsal script, 1964 June 15
Box   147 Folder   4	Script by DS, 1964 December 1
Box   147 Folder   5	Partial script, undated
	“One Every Minute” (Unproduced)
Box   147 Folder   6	Script by DS, undated
	“The Play Girls” (Unproduced)
Box   147 Folder   7	Correspondence and legal material, 1966-1967
Box   147 Folder   8	Script by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
	“The Prosecutor” (Unproduced)
Box   147 Folder   9	Script and miscellaneous by Ronald Alexander and Bernard Botein, circa 1958-1959
	“Room in Paris” (Unproduced)
Box   147 Folder   10	Correspondence, miscellaneous, and sheet music, 1966
Box   147 Folder   11	Script by Peggy Mann, undated
	“Secret of the World” (Unproduced)
Box   147 Folder   12	Casting material, 1964-1967, undated
Box   147 Folder   13	Clippings, 1962-1966
Box   147 Folder   14	Correspondence, 1966-1967, undated
Box   148 Folder   1	Financial information and legal material, 1966-1967
Box   148 Folder   2	Technical applications, 1964-1966
Box   148 Folder   3	Script by Ted Allen, undated
	Sentimental Journey
Box   148 Folder   4	Scripts, partial, 1957 September 12, undated
Box   148 Folder   5	Scripts, edited including published version, 1957 September 12, undated
Box   148 Folder   5a	Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1957-1961
	Something About a Soldier, 1962
Box   200 Folder   4	Set designs by William Pitkin, undated
Box   148 Folder   6	Speech for opening night, 1962 January 4
Box   148 Folder   7	Script, revised, by Ernest Kinoy, 1961 September 15
Box   148 Folder   8	Script by Ernest Kinoy, circa 1961
Box   148 Folder   9	Script by Ernest Kinoy, published, 1962
	“Sue as in Susannah” (Unproduced)
Box   148A Folder   1	Treatments “Susannah Pronounced Sue” and “The Single Girl,” 1965 April
	Sunrise at Campobello, 1958
Box   148A Folder   2-3	Correspondence, 1959-1973, undated
Box   148A Folder   4	Financial information, 1959-1960
Box   148A Folder   5	Legal material, 1956-1962
Box   148A Folder   6	Miscellaneous, 1958-1959, undated
Box   148A Folder   7	Publicity pamphlet, undated
Box   149 Folder   1	Script, by DS, 1957 November 20
Box   149 Folder   2	Script (annotated with electricians' sheet), 1958 March
Box   149 Folder   3	Script (bound with photographs), 1958 March
Box   149 Folder   4	Script, published, 1961
	Sunrise at Campobello, 1969
Box   149 Folder   5	Correspondence, budget, and casting, 1969, undated
	“Swastika” (Unproduced)
Box   149 Folder   6	Outline by Samuel Gates (Pseudonym), undated
	Too Many Heroes, 1937
Box   149 Folder   7	Plot outlines “Mob” and “Violence,” 1934 April 10, undated
Box   149 Folder   8	Revision plan “Violence,” undated
Box   149 Folder   9	Script “Violence,” 1934 September
Box   149 Folder   10	Script “Violence” (annotated), undated
Box   149 Folder   11	Script, annotated including playbills, 1937 October 14
Box   149 Folder   12	Scrapbook, 1937
Box   149A Folder   1	Script,“ Violence,” undated
	Triple Play, 1959
Box   149A Folder   2	Correspondence and financial information, 1959
	The Unsinkable Molly Brown, 1960
Box   149A Folder   3	Contract, 1960
Box   149A Folder   4	Financial correspondence, 1964-1970
Box   149A Folder   5	Miscellaneous, circa 1960
Box   149A Folder   6	Set designs, undated
Box   149A Folder   7	Musical score for Act I
Box   150 Folder   1	Musical score for other acts, undated
Box   150 Folder   2	Speech by Dore Schary, 1960 November 3
Box   150 Folder   3	Story by Caroline Bancroft, 1956
Box   150 Folder   4	Script by Richard Morris, undated
Box   150 Folder   5	Script (bound, annotated, photographs), 1960 November 3
	Untitled scripts
Box   150 Folder   6	Fragments, 1965 May 13
Box   150 Folder   6	Fragment, identified as Moss Hart script, undated
	“Up Spoke the Captain” (Unproduced)
Box   150 Folder   7	Script by DS and Don Hartman, circa 1932 November 10
	Voices of Freedom
Box   150 Folder   8	Transcript and cover letter, 1963 April
	“Wrong Way Light Bulb” (Unproduced)
Box   150 Folder   9	Script by Leonard Spigelgass, undated
	“You-Hoo! Are You There, Mrs. Goldberg?” (Unproduced)
Box   150 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1970
	“You and Your Son at Yale” (Unproduced)
Box   150 Folder   11	Correspondence and circulars, 1963-1964
	Zulu and the Zayda
Box   150 Folder   12	Advertising and publicity, 1965, undated
Box   150 Folder   13	Cast and staff lists, rehearsal schedules, undated
Box   150 Folder   14	Casting file, 1965, undated
Box   151 Folder   1-2	Correspondence, 1964-1969
Box   151 Folder   3	Financial information, 1965-1968
Box   151 Folder   4	Legal material, 1964-1967, undated
Box   151 Folder   5	Letter to cast, 1965
Box   151 Folder   6	Music and lyrics, 1965, undated
Box   151 Folder   7	Notes, 1965
WCFTR Poster File	Poster
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   151 Folder   8	Reviews, 1965, undated
Box   151 Folder   9	Set designs and floor plans by William and Jean Eckart, undated
Box   151 Folder   10	Requests for tickets, 1965-1966
Box   151 Folder   11	Script by Felix Leon and Howard Da Silva, undated
Box   151 Folder   12	Script by Leon and Da Silva, 1965 March 18
Box   152 Folder   1	Script by Leon and Da Silva, 1965 March 18
Box   152 Folder   2	Rehearsal script by Leon and Da Silva, 1965 July 22
Box   152 Folder   3	Script by Leon and Da Silva, 1965 November 9
Box   152 Folder   4	Rewrites, undated
U.S. Mss 37AN/Micro 1062	Subseries: Anti-Defamation League Files	⇧
	General File
Box/Folder   153/1 Reel/Frame   1/1	A, General, 1963-1970, undated
Box/Folder   153/2 Reel/Frame   1/84	African American Teachers Forum, 1967-1968, undated
Box/Folder   153/3 Reel/Frame   1/92	American Council for Judaism, 1968-1969, undated
Box/Folder   153/4 Reel/Frame   1/119	American President Lines, 1965-1966
Box/Folder   153/5 Reel/Frame   1/135	AT&T, 1965-1966
	Annual Meetings
	50th, 1963
Box/Folder   153/6 Reel/Frame   1/153	Congratulations on election as national chair, 1963
Box/Folder   153/7 Reel/Frame   1/214	Agenda, correspondence, policy, and fact sheets, 1963
Box/Folder   153/7 Reel/Frame   1/214	Celebration
Box/Folder   153/8 Reel/Frame   1/261	Correspondence, 1961-1963
Box/Folder   153/9 Reel/Frame   1/312	Lists, agenda, and miscellaneous, 1962-1963
Box/Folder   153/10 Reel/Frame   1/388	Script, Dinner with the President, 1963
Box/Folder   153/11 Reel/Frame   1/433	56th, including material regarding Schary's term as chair, 1969
Box/Folder   153/12 Reel/Frame   1/530	60th, 1973
	Anti-Semitism
Box/Folder   153/13 Reel/Frame   1/554-641	General, including a report by the University of California Studies, 1961-1965
Box/Folder   153/14 Reel/Frame   1/642-734	New York City school system, including memorandum regarding black anti-Semitism, 1968 March-1969 February
Box/Folder   153/15 Reel/Frame   1/735-746	Arab boycott, 1966 November-December
Box/Folder   153/16 Reel/Frame   1/747-767	Argentina, 1966 December, 1971 April
Box/Folder   153/17 Reel/Frame   1/768-836	B, General, 1962 March-1970 January, 1974 January
	Beth, Nat, see Publicity
	Black-Jewish relationships
Box/Folder   153/18 Reel/Frame   1/837-945	Correspondence, 1964 April-1969 July
Box/Folder   153/19 Reel/Frame   2/1-135	Memoranda and statements, 1957 December-1969 January
Box/Folder   154/1 Reel/Frame   2/136-159	Black Panthers, 1970 February-December
	B'Nai B'rith
Box/Folder   154/2-3 Reel/Frame   2/160-285	General correspondence, 1959 July-1972 November, undated
Box/Folder   154/4 Reel/Frame   2/286-423	Proposed budgets for 1969, 1969 October-November
Box/Folder   154/5 Reel/Frame   2/424-551	Board of Governors Meeting (1970 January 17-19), 1970
	125th Birthday Celebration
Box/Folder   154/6 Reel/Frame   2/552-634	Correspondence, circa 1968 February-1969 February
Box/Folder   154/7 Reel/Frame   2/635-685	Financial materials, notes, and miscellaneous, circa 1968-1969
Box/Folder   154/8 Reel/Frame   2/686-730	Related scripts, “Steps to Freedom” and “Paratroopers and Butterflys,” 1968
	“Millions of Voices”
Box/Folder   154/9 Reel/Frame   2/731-776	2 Scripts, by Alvin Boretz, 1968 November 22
Box/Folder   154/10 Reel/Frame   2/777-884	Master script, undated
Box/Folder   154/11 Reel/Frame   2/885-948	Administrative Committee Meeting, 1963
Box/Folder   154/12 Reel/Frame   3/1-12	Interfaith Awards, Sixteenth Annual, 1964 May
	International Council
	Correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous
Box/Folder   154/13 Reel/Frame   3/13-210	1967 June-1968
Box/Folder   155/1-2 Reel/Frame   3/211-658	1969-1971 February, undated
Box/Folder   155/3 Reel/Frame   3/659-709	Poland, 1968 March-April
Box/Folder   155/4 Reel/Frame   3/710-748	Lodges and Chapters, miscellaneous, 1964 May-1970 January, undated
	B'Nai B'rith Women
Box/Folder   155/5 Reel/Frame   3/749-770	General correspondence, 1963 May-1968 May, undated
Box/Folder   155/6 Reel/Frame   3/771-780	District #3, Homowack Lodge, convention, 1967 November-1968 April
Box/Folder   155/7 Reel/Frame   3/781-794	B'Nai B'rith Youth Organization, correspondence and screen treatment, 1965 February-1966 August
Box/Folder   155/8 Reel/Frame   3/795-810	Boggs, Hale, regarding posthumous Torch of Liberty Award (1973 December 9), 1973
Box/Folder   155/9 Reel/Frame   3/811-822	Botein Commission, Special Committee on Racial and Religious Prejudice, statement, undated
Box/Folder   155/10 Reel/Frame   3/823-835	Budget Committee, 1968 May
Box/Folder   155/11 Reel/Frame   3/836-841	Butler, Thomas C., dinner, Newark, New Jersey (1970 November 18), 1970 November
Box/Folder   155/12 Reel/Frame   3/842-871	Bylaws, revisions, 1968 March
Box/Folder   155/13 Reel/Frame   3/872-938	C, General, 1959 November-1970 February, undated
Box/Folder   155/14 Reel/Frame   4/1-53	Catholic-Jewish relations, correspondence, speeches and miscellaneous, 1966 October-1968 December, undated
Box/Folder   155/15 Reel/Frame   4/54-64	Chairman's Committee, 1967 September
	Chairman's Newsletter
Box/Folder   155/16 Reel/Frame   4/65-155	Bulletins and correspondence, 1964 March-circa 1969 December
Box/Folder   155/17-18 Reel/Frame   4/156-197	Draft articles, 1964, 1966
Box/Folder   155/19 Reel/Frame   4/198-217	Christian Crusade against Communism, report and newsletter, 1961-1962
Box/Folder   155/20 Reel/Frame   4/218-229	Church and state relations, 1966 August-1967 April, undated
Box/Folder   155/21 Reel/Frame   4/230-234	Church Plan Commission, 1969 March, undated
Box/Folder   155/22 Reel/Frame   4/235-276	Coca-Cola Company, 1966 March-1967 May
Box/Folder   155/23 Reel/Frame   4/277-366	Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, 1967 January-1970 May, undated
Box/Folder   155/24 Reel/Frame   4/367-392	Confessions of Nat Turner, 1978 January-November
Box/Folder   156/1 Reel/Frame   4/393-594	Confidential, correspondence and miscellaneous, 1962 August-1966 August, undated
Box/Folder   156/2 Reel/Frame   4/595-600	Congress of Racial Equality-Brooklyn, 1967 August
Box/Folder   156/3 Reel/Frame   4/601-608	Congressional Records, 1967 November
	Correspondence
Box/Folder   156/4 Reel/Frame   4/609-805	Drafts, 1960 December-1969 December
	General, 1948 March-1949 October, 1960-1972 May
Box/Folder   156/5-6 Reel/Frame   4/806-943	1948-1949, 1960-1972 May
Box/Folder   156/7-9 Reel/Frame   5/1-512	1948-1949, 1960-1972 May
Box/Folder   157/1-3 Reel/Frame   5/513-924	1972 May-1973 December
Box/Folder   157/4 Reel/Frame   6/1-56	regarding Prayer in public schools, 1964
Box/Folder   157/5 Reel/Frame   6/57-118	Crank Mail, 1968-1973
Box/Folder   157/6 Reel/Frame   6/119-155	D, General, 1955 September-1971 July
Box/Folder   157/7 Reel/Frame   6/156-189	Dalsimer, Sam, correspondence and obituaries, 1969 April-November
Box/Folder   157/8 Reel/Frame   6/190-197	DiFalco, S. Samuel regarding dinner for the Benjamin N. Cardoza Award (1970 May 4), 1970
Box/Folder   157/9 Reel/Frame   6/198-207	E, General, 1963 March-1969 August
Box/Folder   157/10 Reel/Frame   6/208-214	Employment of Minorities Reports, 1968 January-June
	Epstein, Ben
Box/Folder   157/11-12 Reel/Frame   6/215-622	Correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous, including speeches and introductions for Chaplain's Dinner, 1955, 1962 June 11, 1954 July-1972 June, undated
Box/Folder   157/13 Reel/Frame   6/623-699	Tribute, 1972 March-April
Box/Folder   157/14 Reel/Frame   6/700-713	Executive salary information, circa 1964-1966
Box/Folder   158/1 Reel/Frame   6/714-780	F, General, 1962 December-1971 March
Box/Folder   158/2 Reel/Frame   6/781-936	Financial reports and budgets, 1961 December-1969
Box/Folder   158/3-5 Reel/Frame   7/1-477	Financial reports and budgets, 1961 December-1969
Box/Folder   158/6 Reel/Frame   7/478-480	Ford Motor Company, 1966 November
Box/Folder   158/7 Reel/Frame   7/481-674	Forster, Arnold, 1961 October-1970, undated
Box/Folder   158/8 Reel/Frame   7/675-741	Fund-raising Committee, 1963 May
Box/Folder   159/1 Reel/Frame   7/742-918	Fund-raising and contributions, correspondence, statements, and presentation, 1963 October-1966 September
Box/Folder   159/2 Reel/Frame   7/919-997	G, General, 1960 January-1969 December
Box/Folder   159/3 Reel/Frame   8/1-3	General Motors, 1966 November
Box/Folder   159/4 Reel/Frame   8/4-7	Goldberg, Arthur, regarding dinner (1966 January 30), 1966 January
Box/Folder   159/5 Reel/Frame   8/8-22	Golden, Harry, including speech, 1965 February
Box/Folder   159/6 Reel/Frame   8/23-45	Goldwater, Barry, correspondence and reports, 1964 July-August, undated
Box/Folder   159/7 Reel/Frame   8/46-73	H, General, 1963 May-1969 October
Box/Folder   159/8 Reel/Frame   8/74-103	Hatchett, John F., controversy, 1967 November-1968 November
Box/Folder   159/9 Reel/Frame   8/104-122	Hillel Foundations, 1961 September-1966 December
Box/Folder   159/10 Reel/Frame   8/123-127	Housing, news release, undated
Box/Folder   159/11 Reel/Frame   8/128-130	Hoving, Thomas, controversy, news releases, 1969 January
Box/Folder   159/12 Reel/Frame   8/131-163	I, General, 1963 August-1969 October
Box/Folder   159/13 Reel/Frame   8/164-240	Institute for American Democracy, correspondence, statements, and pamphlet, 1967 July-1970 January
Box/Folder   159/14 Reel/Frame   8/241-272	Israel, bulletins, clippings, Theodore Sorenson speech, 1969 April
Box/Folder   159/15 Reel/Frame   8/273-505	Italian controversy regarding American-Italian Anti-Defamation League, 1966 November-1968 April
Box/Folder   159/16 Reel/Frame   8/506-541	J, General, correspondence, speech transcript, and clippings, 1963 April-1969 October, undated
Box/Folder   159/17 Reel/Frame   8/542-587	Jesus Christ Superstar, study guide, 1973 September
Box/Folder   159/18 Reel/Frame   8/588-598	Jewish businesses, regarding merchants in Detroit riot area, report, 1968 January
Box/Folder   159/19 Reel/Frame   8/599-609	Jewish Defense League, 1968 August-1969 November
Box/Folder   159/20 Reel/Frame   8/610-625	Jewish underground in World War II, 1967
Box/Folder   159/21 Reel/Frame   8/626-639	The Joe Pyne Show, 1967 May-June
Box/Folder   159/22-23 Reel/Frame   8/640-900	John Birch Society, correspondence, articles, reports, circa 1961, 1966-1967
Box/Folder   160/1 Reel/Frame   8/901-1079	Jordan Pavilion, 1960 May-1964 May, undated
Box/Folder   160/2 Reel/Frame   9/1-64	K, General, 1963 April-1970 December
Box/Folder   160/3 Reel/Frame   9/65-77	Katz, Label, president of B'Nai B'rith, 1961 October-1965 September
Box/Folder   160/4 Reel/Frame   9/78-99	Kaufman, Jay, executive vice-president of B'Nai B'rith, including speech, 1969 February-1970 February
Box/Folder   160/5 Reel/Frame   9/100-136	Klutznick, Philip, regarding Germany, correspondence and reports, 1969 June-August
Box/Folder   160/6 Reel/Frame   9/137-218	Ku Klux Klan, including a transcript of CBS Reports, “Ku Klux Klan: The Invisible Empire” (1965 September 21), 1964 March-1970 February, undated
Box/Folder   160/7 Reel/Frame   9/219-287	L, General, including a transcript of Meet the Press with guest Welch, 1961 December-1970 January
Box/Folder   160/8 Reel/Frame   9/288-436	Large City Budgeting Conference, 1963 February-1969 November
Box/Folder   160/9 Reel/Frame   9/437-517	Latin America, 1968 April-1969 October
Box/Folder   160/10 Reel/Frame   9/518-574	Lederer, Richard M., Jr., treasurer, 1968 May-1970 April
Box/Folder   160/11 Reel/Frame   9/575-628	Letter of Conscience regarding Soviet Jewry, petition, undated
Box/Folder   160/12 Reel/Frame   9/629-639	Look magazine, 1966 January
Box/Folder   160/13 Reel/Frame   9/640-750	M, General, 1962 November-1969 May, undated
Box/Folder   161/1 Reel/Frame   9/751-963	McGovern, George, campaign, correspondence, speeches, and pamphlets, circa 1972
	Middle East
Box/Folder   161/2-3 Reel/Frame   10/1-311	General, circa 1967-1970
Box/Folder   161/4 Reel/Frame   10/312-325	Mideast Misunderstands, 1967 August-September
Box/Folder   161/5 Reel/Frame   10/326-335	A Conversation with the President (1970 July 1), partial transcript
Box/Folder   161/6 Reel/Frame   10/336-346	Miller, Alex, 1968 January-1969 March
Box/Folder   161/7 Reel/Frame   10/347-383	Miscellaneous, circa 1966, undated
Box/Folder   161/8 Reel/Frame   10/384-430	Motion Picture and Amusement Division Luncheon (1973 October 25), including a speech by David Dortort regarding “The Jewish Image in Television,” 1973 October
Box/Folder   161/9 Reel/Frame   10/431-477	N, General, 1960 March-1969 October
	National Commission Meetings
Box/Folder   161/10-12 Reel/Frame   10/478-919	Correspondence, minutes, reports, 1960-1970
Box/Folder   161/13 Reel/Frame   10/920-981	Fact sheets, 1971
Box/Folder   161/14 Reel/Frame   11/1-8	National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1967 August
Box/Folder   161/15 Reel/Frame   11/9-17	National Conference on New Politics (August 31, 1967, Chicago), report, 1967 September
Box/Folder   162/1 Reel/Frame   11/18-151	National Convention (1965 February, Washington, D.C.), correspondence and minutes, 1965 January-March
Box/Folder   162/2 Reel/Frame   11/152-198	National Council for Civic Responsibility, press information, 1964
Box/Folder   162/3-6 Reel/Frame   11/199-839	National Executive Committee, minutes, correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous, circa 1961-1967
Box/Folder   162/7 Reel/Frame   11/840-849	National Investment Committee, statements, 1967 October-1968 March
Box/Folder   162/7 Reel/Frame   11/840-849	National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council
Box/Folder   162/8 Reel/Frame   11/850-1089	1960 February-1964 July
Box/Folder   163/1 Reel/Frame   12/1-169	1964 July-1970 June, undated
Box/Folder   163/2 Reel/Frame   12/170-172	National Planning Committee, 1968 August
Box/Folder   163/3 Reel/Frame   12/173-176	New England Regional Office, 1963 March
Box/Folder   163/4-5 Reel/Frame   12/177-361	Nixon vs McGovern, circa 1971-1972
Box/Folder   163/6 Reel/Frame   12/362-374	O, General, 1963 March-1968 November
Box/Folder   163/7 Reel/Frame   12/375-394	O Jerusalem, 1972
Box/Folder   163/8 Reel/Frame   12/395-408	Office of Economic Opportunity, statement, 1967 August, undated
Box/Folder   163/9 Reel/Frame   12/409-413	Ohio-Kentucky Regional Office, Board luncheon, 1965 March
	Oliver, Revilo
Box/Folder   163/10 Reel/Frame   12/414-607	Research material, circa 1964-1966
Box/Folder   163/11 Reel/Frame   12/608-718	Writings, 1964-1965
Box/Folder   163/12 Reel/Frame   12/719-742	Olympic Games, 1968 January
Box/Folder   163/13 Reel/Frame   12/743-808	P-Q, General, 1962 November, 1969 December, 1974 January, undated
Box/Folder   163/14 Reel/Frame   12/809-818	Passover, including speech by Arthur Goldberg, 1964, undated
Box/Folder   163/15 Reel/Frame   12/819-854	Pearson, Drew, regarding Nicolae Malaxa, 1959 February-1964 August
Box/Folder   163/16 Reel/Frame   12/855-864	Poor People's Washington Campaign, 1968 March
Box/Folder   163/17 Reel/Frame   12/865-903	“Prejudice and the Lively Arts,” 1960 April-1961 September, undated
Box/Folder   163/18 Reel/Frame   13/1-15	President's Conference, 1969 October-December
Box/Folder   163/19 Reel/Frame   13/16-19	Professional Salaries, 1969 February
Box/Folder   163/20 Reel/Frame   13/20-123	Publications, miscellaneous, circa 1962-1972
Box/Folder   164/1 Reel/Frame   13/124-325	Publicity (Nat Beth), 1962 May-1969 April, undated
Box/Folder   164/2 Reel/Frame   13/326-398	R, General, 1963 February-1969 October
Box/Folder   164/3 Reel/Frame   13/399-425	Race Relations Committee, 1966 December-1967 April
Box/Folder   164/4 Reel/Frame   13/426-670	Radical Rights/Extremism, circa 1963-1969
Box/Folder   164/5 Reel/Frame   13/671-676	Religious Leaders Conference, 1966 April-May
Box/Folder   164/6 Reel/Frame   13/677-833	Reports, miscellaneous, circa 1962-1970
Box/Folder   164/7 Reel/Frame   13/834-837	Robinson, Jackie, 1968 January
Box/Folder   164/8 Reel/Frame   13/838-869	Rome, regarding Catholic Church, 1968 September-1969 December
Box/Folder   164/9 Reel/Frame   13/870-903	Rustin, Bayard, 1968 May-1969 January
Box/Folder   164/10 Reel/Frame   14/1-197	S, General, 1959 May-1974 February
Box/Folder   164/11 Reel/Frame   14/198-226	Saint Louis, 1973 August-November
Box/Folder   164/12 Reel/Frame   14/227-242	Schwartzchild, Henry, 1969 February-April
Box/Folder   164/13 Reel/Frame   14/243-278	Solicitation File, circa 1965-1966
Box/Folder   164/14 Reel/Frame   14/279-386	Soviet Jewry, including Foley Square material and speech, circa 1970-1973
Box/Folder   165/1 Reel/Frame   14/387-512	Soviet Jewry, 1962, 1964-1965, 1967
Box/Folder   165/2 Reel/Frame   14/513-562	Speaking engagements and miscellaneous invitations, 1963-1974
Box/Folder   165/3 Reel/Frame   14/563-582	Special Committee on the New York Building, 1967 July-1969 October
Box/Folder   165/4 Reel/Frame   14/583-587	Special purposes gifts, 1967 January-1969 November
Box/Folder   165/5 Reel/Frame   14/588-714	Staff personnel committee, 1963 January-1970 February
Box/Folder   165/6 Reel/Frame   14/715-738	Sugarman, Eugene, correspondence and speech, 1968 June-1969 January
Box/Folder   165/7 Reel/Frame   14/739-742	Susskind, David, 1966 November
Box/Folder   165/8 Reel/Frame   14/743-778	T, General, 1963-1969
Box/Folder   165/9 Reel/Frame   14/779-794	Talent for Peace, including speech, 1964-1967
Box/Folder   165/10 Reel/Frame   14/795-819	Tri-faith study of TV violence, circa 1969
Box/Folder   165/11 Reel/Frame   14/820-829	U-V, General, 1963-1970
Box/Folder   165/12 Reel/Frame   14/830-913	W, General, 1963-1969
Box/Folder   165/13 Reel/Frame   14/914-end	Wallach, Sidney, Committee on Special Projects, 1963
Box/Folder   165/14 Reel/Frame   15/1-112	Washington, D.C., rally regarding Civil Rights Act, 1964
Box/Folder   165/15 Reel/Frame   15/113-128	Wayne, New Jersey, 1967, undated
Box/Folder   165/16 Reel/Frame   15/129-148	Wexley, William, 1968-1970
Box/Folder   165/17 Reel/Frame   15/149-174	Weyl, Nathaniel, 1968
Box/Folder   165/18 Reel/Frame   15/175-220	Writings, undated
Box/Folder   165/19 Reel/Frame   15/221-227	X-Y-Z, General, 1962-1964
	Speech File
Reel/Frame   15/228-end	A-Awards Dinner
Reel   16	Bangor-Food Industry
Reel   17	Founders Day-Joint Defense Appeal
Reel   18	Joint Defense Appeal-Special Gifts Dinner
Reel   19	Southern tour-Youth Service Dinner; miscellaneous and unidentified speeches
U.S. Mss 37AN	Subseries: General Writings	⇧
	Speeches
Box   165 Folder   20	Miscellaneous speech correspondence, 1970-1973
Box   166	1960
Box   167	1961-1962 January 23
Box   168	1962 March 6-1963 January 21
Box   169	1963 January 31-October
Box   170	1963 November-1964 November 18
Box   171	1964 December 3-1965 August 26
Box   172	1965 October 19-December 15
Box   173	1966 January-October 10
Box   174	1966 November-1967 May 7
Box   175	1967 May 9-December 15
Box   176	1967 November 30-1968 June
Box   177	1968 September-1969 March 2
Box   178	1969 March 15-December
Audio 920A	Recorded speeches
920A/7	Lively Arts Forum, 1960 April 24 Scope and Content Note: Dore Schary speech on the state of the art of theater, television, and motion pictures.
920A/8-10	“Politics and the Lively Arts,” 5th Annual Homer A. Watt Memorial Lecture, Washington Square College, New York University, 1961 March 21 Scope and Content Note: Speech by Dore Schary regarding representation of politics in the arts, participation of actors in politics, pressure of politics on the arts. Speech is followed by a question-and-answer session, during which the blacklisting of the 1950s is discussed.
920A/3	“The Arts and the Sexual Image,” 42nd Annual Conference on the Child Study Association of America, New York City, 1966 March 7 Scope and Content Note: Speech by Dore Schary.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   179 Folder   1	Verse, 1943-1970, undated
Box   179 Folder   2-3	Non-dramatic writings, some by Samuel Gates (pseudonym), 1951-1971, undated
Box   179 Folder   4	Early skits, playlets, short stories, undated
Box   179 Folder   5	Book reviews and related correspondence, 1959-1973
	Magazine and newspaper articles and related correspondence
Box   179 Folder   6-7	1929-1955
Box   180 Folder   1-5	1956-1969
Box   181 Folder   1-2	1970-1973, undated
	For Special Occasions, 1962
Box   180 Folder   3	Correspondence with Random House, 1961-1963, 1967
Box   180 Folder   4	Correspondence regarding proposed Broadway play, 1961-1963
Box   180 Folder   5	Fan mail, 1962-1963
Box   180 Folder   6	General correspondence, 1961-1966
Box   180 Folder   7	Notes, undated
Box   180 Folder   8-10	Early draft, 1956, 1961
	Typed draft, undated
Box   180 Folder   11	Chapters 1-11
Box   181A Folder   1	Chapters 12-21
Box   181A Folder   2	Revision of Chapters 2 and 22
Box   181A Folder   3-4	Revised draft, undated
	“Hollywood As I Knew It”
Box   181A Folder   5	Correspondence, 1970-1971
Box   181A Folder   6	Outlines and notes, undated
Box   182 Folder   1	Fragments, “The Hollywood Years,” 1961, undated
Box   182 Folder   2	First draft, 1970 November 12
Box   182 Folder   3	Second Draft, 1970 December 2
Box   182 Folder   4	Draft, undated
	“Power”
Box   182 Folder   5	Drafts and related correspondence, 1955-1956, undated
Box   182 Folder   6	Miscellaneous, 1954-1965
	“Storm in the West”
Box   182 Folder   7	Story by Dore Schary and Sinclair Lewis, 1963
	Series: 1981 Additions, 1924-1980 Physical Description: 7.4 cubic feet (17 archives boxes and 1 records center carton), 3 tape recordings, 204 disc recordings, 70 reels of film, and 1 video recording  Scope and Content Note The 1981 Additions to the Dore Schary Papers primarily pertain to the last six years of his life (1974-1980), although there are scattered papers from earlier periods. While there is considerable overlap between the 1977 and 1981 additions, the 1981 Additions are characterized by Schary's reflection and research during the process of writing his autobiography Heyday and by documentation on two plays he brought to the stage in the mid-1970s, Herzl and F.D.R. As with previous installments of the Schary papers, the 1981 Additions include correspondence, scripts, memoranda, publications, scrapbooks, speeches, and research notes which document Schary's personal and family life, his association with the Anti-Defamation League, and his work as a film and theater producer. The BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL contains some family correspondence from the last several years of Schary's life, but this section is primarily a retrospective file pertaining to Schary's experiences in earlier years. Included are a commemorative book on his 50th birthday in 1955, lists of memberships and affiliations, and awards. Also listed here are a group of home movies featuring not only Schary's family but also personalities such as Marc Connelly, Beatrice Kaufman, Moss Hart, Constance Bennett, Groucho Marx, Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, and Sheila Graham, and several recorded interviews of Schary. The GENERAL FILES, 1954-1980, continues the alphabetical correspondence/subject file in previous installments. The majority of the material here dates after 1974. Aside from an occasional report or clipping, it consist chiefly of correspondence with friends, professional colleagues, Jewish activists, and aspiring writers. There is also correspondence between Schary and his literary agent, Julian Bach, regarding publication of Heyday, as well as with Herzl biographer Amos Elon, with whom Schary collaborated. More extensive files on Heyday are part of the GENERAL WRITINGS subseries and additional correspondence with Elon can be found in the Herzl production files. Of note in the General File are correspondence, notes, and legal material regarding Schary's occasional disputes with Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper. The PRODUCTION FILES, 1944-1980, document Schary's work on specific film, television, and theater projects, not all of which were produced. In addition to substantial files on the plays F.D.R. and Herzl, there is material on the films Act One and I'll Be Seeing You, and the play One by One, adapted from his family memoir For Special Occasions, and “Storm in the West,” the allegorical western by Schary and Sinclair that Schary wanted to bring to the stage as a musical. The ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE subseries in this addition is a small group of clippings, articles, and ADL reports pertaining to topics such as the Arab influence in the United States, Black-Jewish relations, Israel, Zionism, and the Palestinian Liberation Organization. There is an occasional memorandum or letter by Schary, but the file is essentially made up of informational material. GENERAL WRITINGS consists of Schary's speeches from the 1970s, together with some supplementary correspondence and notes, and non-theatrical writings. Many of Schary's speeches during the period consist of tributes to figures such as Hale Boggs, Hubert Humphrey, and Roy Wilkins. Other writings here primarily document research and writings for Heyday. Included are correspondence, research notes, and several versions of the book in manuscript form. The remainder of the subseries contains articles, notes, and musical scores for Song of a Citizen, for which Schary wrote the lyrics. This addition also contains 204 DISC RECORDINGS which are a mixture of radio interviews, family celebration, music, and award ceremonies and recordings of Schary's testimony as the 1947 House Un-American Activities Committee. Although these discs have been assigned call number Disc 158A, they have not been fully described. A listing of information transcribed from the disc labels follows the GENERAL WRITINGS in the contents list below.	⇧
	Subseries: Biographical and Personal Material
	Awards
Box   183 Folder   1	Paper documentation, 1951-1980
Box   201	Plaques, presentations, and memorabilia
Box   183 Folder   2	Family correspondence, 1974-1980
	Home Movies, 1920s-1954
AC 197	No. 1, [Late 20s, early 30s] Physical Description: 205 feet; black and white; silent  Scope and Content Note: Blacktie dinner party. Kids outdoors sledding.
AC 198	No. 2, “Greetings to Dore and Miriam Schary from Chick and Don Hartman on Jill's first Christmas,” 1936-1937 Physical Description: 195 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Jill as a baby in high chair, grandma holding baby with Dore, Miriam, and Jill. Christmas 1937: Jill at Christmas tree with grandma.
AC 199	No. 3, [1939] Physical Description: 297 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Dore Schary award for Boys Town. Chimps performing at zoo. Dore Schary, family, and kids playing with nurse.
AC 200	No. 4, [1939] Physical Description: 298 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Westlake Park. Jill in yard. Canoeing on lagoon near Westlake theater. Jill on boat. Nurse holding Joy. Dore Schary's mother in yard.
AC 201	No. 5, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 300 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Merry-go-round at Griffith Park. Joy, Jeb, and Jill at zoo. Jill on swings and merry-go-round. Feb. 1940: Joy and Jill on swing. Everett Sloane indoors. Joy and Jill with presents on Christmas. UCLA football game.
AC 202	No. 6, [1939] Physical Description: 285 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Jill and Joy playing with nurse outdoors. Two men boxing. Joy and Jill playing outside. Costume party with John Payne. Jill's Halloween party with kids in costumes. Joy and grandma.
AC 203	No. 7, [1939] Physical Description: 349 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Marc Connelly and [Beatrice Kaufman] outside with friends. Moss Hart outdoors at country residence with Miriam and [Constance Bennett]. New York exterior shots. Shots from train, pulling into station.
AC 204	No. 8, [1939] Physical Description: 395 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Dore Schary: On train at train station. At home with relatives. At pool and beach resort. NY World's Fair (1939-40): Tour of exhibits and Midway. USSR exhibit.
AC 205	No. 9, [1939] Physical Description: 368 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: “Marion's Wedding/Washington”: Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument. Joy and Jill on bike. Marion's wedding. “Club-Taylor”: Playing tennis and relaxing. Miriam with woman. Dore, Groucho, and others at table. Robert Taylor at buffet and at table with Barbara Stanwyck. Jill at amusement park.
AC 206	No. 10, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 348 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: People in yard [may be Dore Schary's father]. NYC park. Dore with [sister] at reunion. “Allen Ruth at Arrowhead.” Jill on pony. Miriam, Jill, and Joy on swing and slides. Close-ups of Dore.
AC 207	No. 11, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 337 feet; color & black and white; silent  Scope and Content Note: “Arrowhead.” Amusement park. Joy, Jill, and Dore on ferris wheel. Grandma and Jill at house. North Shore Tavern. Dog with puppies. Miriam and couple on boat.
AC 208	No. 12, 1940 Physical Description: 348 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: “Jeb-Xmas 1940.” Three kids playing outside with dog. American flag and flag that says Jeb. Christmas tree, Joy, Jill, Miriam, and other relatives. Jeb as baby with nurse and Miriam.
AC 209	No. 13, 1941 Physical Description: 300 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: “April 1941-Jeb.” Jill and Joy inside house with Dore's mother. Joy and Jill outdoors. Scenery around house. Jeb in buggy with Jill and Joy. Miriam enters. Dore's mother with man and woman.
AC 210	No. 14, [August/September 1941] Physical Description: 200 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: “Joy's 3rd Birthday.” Jeb as baby. Kids playing outside. Lake Tahoe area with grandma Schary, Jeb, and Dore. Jeb, Joy, and Jill playing.
AC 211	No. 15, December 7, 1941 Physical Description: 199 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Palm Springs. Dore and Jeb. Jill, Joy, and Jeb playing. Blazing sunset.
AC 212	No. 16, 1941 Physical Description: 200 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: At train station. Joy, Jill, and Jeb. Jill's birthday party. Jill with clown. Jeb with Dore.
AC 213	No. 17, 1943-1945 Physical Description: 303 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Group of friends at train station. Dore and Miriam visiting Lew Wasserman. At pool with kids and Cary Grant.
AC 214	No. 18, [1946-1947] Physical Description: 350 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Joy, Jeb, and Jill playing outdoors. People sunbathing near pool. Dore, Jill, and Joy.
AC 215	No. 19, [1949-1951] Physical Description: 372 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: Family picnic. Jill, Jeb, and Miriam on boat. Lake and mountain shots. “Florida 1950-51.” Jill, Joy, and Jeb fishing from boat. Beach front. Jeb and others at pool. Jeb diving.
AC 216	No. 20, 1954 Physical Description: 395 feet; color; silent  Scope and Content Note: “Schary's Washington Trip.” Panning shots: Park, Jefferson Memorial, across tidal basin, Mt. Vernon, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Gettysburg.
AC 217	No. 21, 1953 Physical Description: 36 feet; black and white; sound  Scope and Content Note: Film preview [Sheila Graham]. Interviews Schary's kids at preview. Jeb with girlfriend. (Note: This is not strictly a home movie but it has the kids in it.)
AC 218	Goystown, undated, a parody of Boys Town
DG 194, DG 205-DG 206	Tennis film
AC 404	Personal film
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   183 Folder   3	Interviews, articles, and notes, 1954-1978
1228A/1	Interview on This Is New York, circa 1947
DD 355	DS interviewed on being a Jew in America, broadcast on Directions '62, 1962 January 14 Scope and Content Note: Sam Levene interviews Dore Schary on the meaning of being a Jew in America. Topics discussed include: God, belief and faith, Jewishness vs. Judaism, an illustration of a home Hanukah service written by Schary.
DD 357	Youth Wants to Know, 1955 December 25 Scope and Content Note: DS interviewed about the film industry by college age audience. Note: Director: Dick McDonough
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   183 Folder   4	Memberships and affiliations, 1955-1978
Box   183 Folder   5	Personal appearances, 1959
Box   183 Folder   6	Memorabilia, 1926-1932
Box   183 Folder   7	Radio and television appearances, 1960-1976
VBA 249	Dick Cavett Show, 1979 December 18?
CC 956	Person to Person, 1958 May 16
DD 356	This Is Your Life, 1956 April 18 Scope and Content Note: Profile of DS including interviews with Moss Hart, Don Hartmann, and other Hollywood personalities.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   183 Folder   8	Wills, 1964, undated
	Subseries: General Files	⇧
Box   183 Folder   9	A, General, 1954-1980
AC 231	Academy Awards clip, 1952 Scope and Content Note: Shows DS presenting screenplay awards, Best Supporting Actor Anthony Quinn presented by Greer Garson, and Best Supporting Actress Gloria Graham presented by Edmund Gwenn.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box   183 Folder   10	American Theatre, Wing, 1970-1979
Box   183 Folder   11-12	B, General, 1959-1980
Box   184 Folder   1	Bach, Julian, 1974-1980
Box   184 Folder   2	Ben-Gurion University, 1974-1975
Box   184 Folder   3	Brandeis Institute, 1974-1976
Box   184 Folder   4	Brandeis University Creative Arts awards, 1971-1980
Box   184 Folder   5	Bunker - “Archie Bunker's Bigotry,” 1973
Box   184 Folder   6	C, General, 1964, 1966, 1974-1980
Box   184 Folder   7	Casting, 1977-1979, undated
Box   184 Folder   8	Coins, undated
Box   184 Folder   9	Columbia Pictures, 1980
Box   184 Folder   10	Copyright revision bill, 1974
Box   184 Folder   11	“Crank” mail, 1974-1978
Box   184 Folder   12	D, General, 1973-1980
Box   184 Folder   13	Dann, Martin, 1978-1979
Box   184 Folder   14	Directors Guild, 1974-1980
Box   184 Folder   15-16	Dramatists Guild, 1974-1980
Box   184 Folder   17	E, General, 1974-1980
Box   184 Folder   18	Elon, Amos, 1975-1977
Box   185 Folder   1	F, General, 1977-1980
Box   185 Folder   2	G, General, 1974-1980
Box   185 Folder   3	Gladney, Norman, 1975
Box   185 Folder   4	Greenberger, John, 1974-1977
Box   185 Folder   5	H, General, 1974-1980
Box   185 Folder   6	Hopper, Hedda, 1940-1962
Box   185 Folder   7	I, General, 1975-1980
Box   185 Folder   8	Israel, 1971-1975
Box   185 Folder   9	Italy-Buggiana, 1975-1976
Box   185 Folder   10	J, General, 1967, 1970, 1974-1980
Box   185 Folder   11	Jewish Film Festival, 1975-1976
Box   186 Folder   1	Jewish Welfare Board, Conference on Jewish Cultural Arts, 1974-1976
Box   186 Folder   2	K, General, 1974-1980
Box   186 Folder   3	L, General, 1974-1980
Box   186 Folder   4	M, General, 1974-1980
Box   186 Folder   5	Manuscript and book critiques, 1979
Box   186 Folder   6	Montor, Henry, 1976-1980
Box   186 Folder   7	N, General, 1974-1979
Box   186 Folder   8	National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, 1974-1976
Box   186 Folder   9	O, General, 1974-1979
Box   186 Folder   10	P, General, 1969, 1973, 1975-1980
Box   186 Folder   11	R, General, 1948, 1974-1980
Box   186 Folder   12	Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, 1974-1980
Box   187 Folder   1-2	S, General, 1970, 1974-1980
Box   187 Folder   3	Schary Foundation, 1965-1979
Box   187 Folder   4	Scheinman, Jack, 1975-1977
Box   187 Folder   5	Story submission, 1973-1979
Box   187 Folder   6	Suid Project, 1973-1979
Box   187 Folder   7	T, General, 1960, 1976-1978
Box   187 Folder   8	U, General, 1961, 1975-1980
Box   187 Folder   9	University of Wisconsin, 1976-1980
Box   187 Folder   10	V, General, 1974-1979
Box   187 Folder   11	W, General, 1974-1980
Box   187 Folder   12	Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association film project, 1975-1976
Box   187 Folder   13	X, Y, Z, General, 1971, 1973-1979
	Subseries: Production Files	⇧
	Motion Pictures
	Act One, 1963
Box   188 Folder   1	Script, including photographs, 1963 April 3
	Battleground
HA 898-HA 903	Film
GA 116	Promotion film including scenes of production and premieres, 1950 Physical Description: 896 feet; black and white; sound; 35 mm; archival positive
GA 115	Newsreel segment of presentation of Photoplay award by Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, 1951 February 13
	Crossfire
DD 324-DD 325	Film (segment), 1947 Scope and Content Note: Film noir in which the hunt for a homicidal ex-soldier becomes a forum for examining anti-Semitism and bigotry.
	Farmer's Daughter
DD 329-DD 330	Film, 1947 Scope and Content Note: The story of a simple farm girl whose honesty and intelligence make her a successful candidate for Congress, and help her find romance with the man she loves.
	Flicker Flashbacks
CA 775	Film, 1946-1947 Scope and Content Note: A compilation of two films from the series that uses early films and adds a voiceover narration.
U.S. Mss 37AN	I'll Be Seeing You (also “Double Furlough”)
Box   188 Folder   2	Musical score by Daniele Amfitheatrof, 1944
FF 050-FF 052	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	“I'll See You Again” (released as Adam Sample)
Box   188 Folder   3-4	Research material, 1942-1953
	Next Voice You Hear
HA 783-HA 786	Film
GA 114	Picture-of-the-year award ceremony, Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association, 1950 July 27
	Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
DD 307-DD 309	Film, 1948 Scope and Content Note: The difficulties encountered by the city-bred Blandings in building a house in Connecticut are chronicled in this comedy.
	Our American Heritage
AC 140	Film, 1947 Scope and Content Note: Public service for the American Heritage Foundation. Looks at American citizens and their future now that the war is over, encouraging citizens to be active and use their talents for the good of the country.
U.S. Mss 37AN	“The Sentries” (Unproduced)
Box   188 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1967, 1974
	So Long, Mac
AC 259-AC 260	Film, 1959 Scope and Content Note: Promotional film follows the routine in the life of a Marine from boot camp through discharge. Includes a brief history of Marine battles.
	Spiral Staircase
FE 408-FE 410	Film, 1945 Scope and Content Note: A Hitchcock-like thriller in which Dorothy McGuire is a mute servant in an eerie turn-of-the-century household which may be harboring a homicidal maniac.
	Westward the Women
HA 768-HA 773	Film, 1951 Scope and Content Note: The story of 150 women who make the dangerous trek from Chicago to California in 1851 and meet their mail-order husbands at the end of the journey.
GA 113	Preproduction Title Card to run before showing first cuts Scope and Content Note: Single title card reads: “Dear Friends: We hope that you will understand that all sound effects, dubbed voices, and music are missing from this film. Even the actors are tentative -- and we hope that you will bear with us. Apologetically, Dore Schary.”
GA 839	Screen snapshots / theatrical intermission snipe
GA 190	Soundtrack for Mr. Schary
U.S. Mss 37AN	Television
	“The Big Apple” (Unproduced)
Box   188 Folder   6	Proposal, undated
	Theater
	Affectionately, A. Lincoln
Box   188 Folder   7	Correspondence, 1975-1977
Box   188 Folder   8	Mimeo script and revised mimeo script by Herbert Mitgang, 1975, undated
	“Casus Belli”
Box   189 Folder   1	Script by Melvin I. Cooperman, undated
	F.D.R. (Seattle, 1977?)
Box   189 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1975-1980
	Research
Box   189 Folder   3	FDR correspondence, 1944-1945
Box   189 Folder   4	Notes, 1940s
Box   189 Folder   5	Quotations, 1933-1944
	Scripts
Box   189 Folder   6-7	Original script, Act I and II, undated
Box   189 Folder   8	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box   189 Folder   9	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box   190 Folder   1	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box   190 Folder   2	Working copy with revisions, 1976
Box   190 Folder   3	Working copy, slightly revised, 1976
Box   190 Folder   4	Final copy with revisions, 1976
Box   190 Folder   5	Program and publicity, 1977
	“For Special Occasions” (Unproduced)
Box   190 Folder   6	Notes and outline, 1975
	Herzl, 1976
Box   190 Folder   7	Advertising, 1976
Box   190 Folder   8	Clippings, 1975
Box   190 Folder   9	Correspondence, 1975-1979
Box   190 Folder   10	Financial file, 1975-1978
	Legal file
Box   190 Folder   11	Agreements, 1975-1976
Box   191 Folder   1	General partnerships, 1976
	Limited partnerships
Box   191 Folder   2	Agreements, 1975-1976
Box   191 Folder   3	Signed contracts, 1976
Box   191 Folder   4	Production contracts, 1975
Box   191 Folder   5	Manuscript, incomplete, undated
Box   191 Folder   6	Manuscript, scenes 2-12, undated
Box   191 Folder   7	Notes (“Original notes from Italy and NY”), 1975
Box   191 Folder   8	Notes and articles, 1975, undated
Box   191 Folder   9	Opening night address by DS, 1976
Box   191 Folder   10	Opening night reception, 1976
Box   191 Folder   11	Playbill draft, 1976
Box   191 Folder   12	Production outline, including budget, staff, scene, costume, and prop lists, 1976, undated
Box   191 Folder   13	Promotion, 1975, undated
Box   191 Folder   14	Readings based on the play, 1979, undated
Box   191 Folder   15	Reviews, 1976
	Scripts
Box   191 Folder   16	“The Quest,” with revisions, undated
Box   191 Folder   17	“The Quest,” undated
Box   191 Folder   18	Incomplete script, undated
Box   192 Folder   1	Copyrighted script, 1976
	Majority of One, 1959
1010A/2	Recorded reviews, 1959
U.S. Mss 37AN	Mutuality, 1976
Box   192 Folder   2	Program and script, 1976 May 4
	One by One
Box   192 Folder   3	Script including photographs, 1964 December 1
	“Sabbatical” (Unproduced)
Box   192 Folder   4	Outlines by Mofie Block, undated
	“Storm in the West” (Unproduced)
Box   192 Folder   5	Casting and production,“Way Out West,” undated
Box   192 Folder   6	Correspondence and legal papers, 1979-1980
	Script
Box   192 Folder   7	Original script “Way Out West,” with additions, undated
Box   192 Folder   8	Script “Out Where the West Begins,” with revisions, undated
	Subseries: Anti-Defamation League Files	⇧
Box   192 Folder   9	Miscellaneous, 1976-1979
Box   192 Folder   10	Anti-Semitism, 1973-1979
Box   192 Folder   11	Arab influence in the United States
Box   193 Folder   1	ADL reports, 1975-1979
Box   193 Folder   2	Press reports, 1974-1977
Box   193 Folder   3	Black-Jewish relations, 1963-1980
Box   193 Folder   4	Holocaust, 1943, 1971-1979
Box   193 Folder   5	Images of the Jew, 1974-1978
Box   193 Folder   6	Israel and Zionism, 1947, 1973-1979
Box   193 Folder   7	Middle East, 1966-1967, 1975-1979
Box   193 Folder   8	Palestinian Liberation Organization and Palestinian issue, 1976-1980
Box   193 Folder   9	Quotas (minority), 1972-1978
Box   193 Folder   10	Rabbi Arthur Chiel articles, 1974-1977
1010A/1	Soviet Jews arriving in Tel Aviv interviewed by Arnold Foster of ADL, 1971
	Subseries: General Writings	⇧
U.S. Mss 37AN	Speeches
Box   193 Folder   11	Speaking engagements, 1966, 1977-1979
Box   194	1970-1979
Box   195 Folder   1	Index for 1945-1978
Box   195 Folder   2	Joke and story file, undated
Box   195 Folder   3	Quotation file, undated
Box   195 Folder   4	Speech invitations declined, 1958-1967
Box   195 Folder   5	Speeches for Jewish Welfare Bureau, 1969-1970
Box   195 Folder   6	ADL speech research material, undated
	Heyday
Box   196 Folder   1	Proposal, 1971-1976
	Correspondence
Box   196 Folder   2	Publishing, 1976-1980
Box   196 Folder   3	Responses, 1979-1980
	Research
Box   196 Folder   4	Interviews, papers on DS, 1976-1977
Box   196 Folder   5	Lectures, 1957, 1977, undated
Box   196 Folder   6	Notes, articles, 1950-1977, undated
Box   196 Folder   7	Production records, 1948-1956
Box   196 Folder   8	Reminiscence regarding Howard Hughes, 1976
Box   196 Folder   9	Reminiscence, correspondence with David O. Selznick, 1944-1976, undated
	Summary notes and chronology
Box   196 Folder   10	1933-1966
Box   196 Folder   11	1951-1955
Box   197 Folder   1	1956-1966, 1969
	Manuscript
	Original, 1973-1974
Box   197 Folder   2-5	Pages 1-528
Box   197 Folder   6	Endmatter, 1979, undated
Box   197 Folder   7	First revision, circa 1975
	Second revision, circa 1976
Box   197 Folder   8	Chapters 1-8
Box   198 Folder   1-4	Chapters 9-33 (incomplete)
Box   198 Folder   5-6	Third revision (Chapters 13, 20-27), circa 1977
Box   198 Folder   7	Fourth revision (Chapters 24-29), 1978
Box   198 Folder   8	Miscellaneous edited pages of final copy
Box   199 Folder   1	Magazine and newspaper articles, 1949, 1971-1978
Box   199 Folder   2	Poetry, 1974, undated
Box   199 Folder   3	Project notes, 1961, 1977, undated
	Song of a Citizen
Box   199 Folder   4	Musical score by DS, undated
Box   199 Folder   4	Lyrics by DS, undated
	Terrific
Box   199 Folder   5	Dramatic contract, 1932
Disc 158A/Audio 1750A	Subseries: Disc Recordings	⇧
Disc Box   1	Dore Schary, Part 1, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/1.
Disc Box   1	Dore Schary, Part 2, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/2.
Disc Box   1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, 1955 May 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/3.
Disc Box   1	Personalities in Print, Willard Epsy, 1957 April 8 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/4.
Disc Box   1	Academy Award 1946, Part 12, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/5.
Disc Box   1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 June 18 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/6.
Disc Box   1	“Sixteen Hours” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/7.
Disc Box   1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Dore Schary, 1950 September 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/8.
Disc Box   1	Academy Award 1946, Part 7, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/9.
Disc Box   1	Maggie McNellis, 1946 November 11 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/10.
Disc Box   1	Rollocking Rockaway Radul Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/11.
Disc Box   1	Bill Leonard Show Excerpt, 1947 July 15 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/12-13.
Disc Box   1	Songs Composed by Harry Sosnik Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/14.
Disc Box   1	“This I Believe,” Edward R. Murrow Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/15.
Disc Box   1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 5, 8, and 13, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 3 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/16-18.
Disc Box   1	Dore Schary, End of Time Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/19.
Disc Box   1	Dore Schary, WMGM Recording Studies, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/20.
Disc Box   1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 3 and 4, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/21-22.
Disc Box   1	“America Marches On,” and “Mr. Martin Comes Home” / by Dore Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/23.
Disc Box   1	Farewell Radio Address of King Edward VII of England Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/24.
Disc Box   1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 1 and 2, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/25-26.
Disc Box   1	“Happy Birthday” to Dore Schary from Don Allen and Shep, 1946 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/27.
Disc Box   1	Dore Schary, Part 5, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/28.
Disc Box   2	Take the High Ground, Vocal and Band/Funeral-West Coast for Paul Small Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/29.
Disc Box   2	Academy Award 1946, Part 16, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/30.
Disc Box   2	Dore Schary, Part 6, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/31.
Disc Box   2	People Are Friendly - Interviews Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/32.
Disc Box   2	Judy Garland's 21st Birthday, Parts 1-3, 1943 June 11 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/33-34.
Disc Box   2	Kurt Weill's Huckleberry Finn Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/35.
Disc Box   2	Hedda Hopper, 1942 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/36.
Disc Box   2	Campobello, Memories Overture Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/37.
Disc Box   2	Act One, Main Title and Closing Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/38.
Disc Box   2	Job 77727, Dore Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/39.
Disc Box   2	“Sixteen Hours,” 1956 February 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/40.
Disc Box   2	Dore Schary, “For Special Occasions,” interviews on Casper Citron Show Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/41-42.
Disc Box   2	The Moss Hart Party, 1959 October 23 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/43.
Disc Box   2	The State of American Society, CBS-TV, 1960 June 4 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/44.
Disc Box   2	The Stevenson Wit Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/45.
Disc Box   2	Hollywood for Roosevelt, Part 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/46.
Disc Box   2	B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 2, 1939 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/47.
Disc Box   2	26 by Corwin, number 20, “The Human Angle,” 1941 September 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/48.
Disc Box   2	Farmer's Daughter, Part 3, 1947 April 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/49.
Disc Box   2	“Sleep My Child,” Lyric: George Brown, Music: Henry Vars Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/50.
Disc Box   2	Farmer's Daughter, Part 1 and 2, 1947 April 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/51.
Disc Box   2	Theme no. 1, “Next Voice,” 1950 March 14 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/52.
Disc Box   2	Bar Mitzvah of Jeb Schary, 1953 October Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/53.
Disc Box   2	Set “B” Dore Schary, Part 1-4, 1950 November 17 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/54-55.
Disc Box   2	Take the High Ground, vocal and band only, 1953 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/56.
Disc Box   3	“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor at Home,” Parts 1, and 2, 1941 February 8 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/57-58.
Disc Box   3	Ralph Rainger and Leo Robbins, Parts 1-4 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/59-60.
Disc Box   3	“Sunrise at Campobello” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/61.
Disc Box   3	Campobello-MT and Scene 3453-5/Memories Overture Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/62.
Disc Box   3	Echoes of a King's Story Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/63.
Disc Box   3	Mario Lanza, Parts 1-7 Physical Description: 4 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/64-67.
Disc Box   3	“I Don't Want No More Army Life”/“Bless 'Em All,” 1952 January 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/68.
Disc Box   3	Concerto, Parts B and C Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/69-70.
Disc Box   3	“La Bambo,” Played under direction of Leopold Stokowski, 1937 January 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/71.
Disc Box   3	“Milk Spot” from “Name It and Claim It,” 1945 January 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/72.
Disc Box   3	Kenyon and Eckhart Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/73.
Disc Box   3	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 June 18 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/74-75.
Disc Box   3	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 September 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/76.
Disc Box   3	Academy Award, 1946, Parts 9 and 10, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/77.
Disc Box   3	Audio discs: Jimmy Durante songs? Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/78-79.
Disc Box   3	Norman Corman presents, “The Lonesome Train” / by Earl Robinson and Millard Lampell with Raymond Massey as A. Lincoln, Burl Ives (principal singer), Lynn Murray (conductor of orchestra and chorus) Physical Description: 3 discs; Presto Glass Base  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/80-82.
Disc Box   3	B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 1, 1939 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/83.
Disc Box   3	“Next Voice,” Theme by Dore Schary, Organ version, 1950 February 28 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/84.
Disc Box   3	“Sleep My Child,” Sung by Dennis Day and Choir Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/85.
Disc Box   3	Maggie McNellis Show, WNBC, Dore Schary Guest Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/86.
Disc Box   3	“Milk Spot ” from “Name It and Claim It,” 1945 January 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/87.
Disc Box   3	Sunrise at Campobello, music from play Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/88.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing, 1947 October 29 Physical Description: 8 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/89-96.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing, 1947 October 31 Physical Description: 4 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/114-117.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, Parts 1-3, 4, 7-10, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/106-109.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, “This I Believe,” 1952 February 1 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/97.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, “America Marches On, ” “Mr. Martin Comes Home,” Parts 1, 3, Radio Station KFWB, 1939 January 13 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/98.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary, Everett Sloane, No Title, 1940 January 30 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/99.
Disc Box   4	Dore Schary testimony, Parts 1-8, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/110-113.
Disc Box   4	Cantata for Dore's 50th Birthday. Words, music and accompaniment by Richard Edens, 1955 August 30 Physical Description: 2 copies  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/100-101.
Disc Box   4	“26 by Corwin,” “The Human Angle,” Sides 1, 3, 4, 6, 1942 September 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/104-105.
Disc Box   4	Testimonial Dinner for Don Hartman, Parts 1-4, 1951 March 10 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/102-103.
Disc Box   5	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, Parts 1-2, 1959 November 5 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/118.
Disc Box   5	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, Parts 1-3, 1957 December 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/119-120.
Disc Box   5	The National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Public Service Announcements, 1959 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/121.
Disc Box   5	“The Legend,” read by Victor Borge at the Inaugural Dinner for the Establishment of “Thanks to the Danes” Scholarship Foundation, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/122.
Disc Box   5	American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science, Annual Reception and Dinner, Sides 1-6, 1957 November 26 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/123-126.
Disc Box   5	Third Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Award Dinner: “This Is Your Life, Dear Adlai,” Sides 1-4, 1965 April 12 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/127-128.
Disc Box   5	Adlai Stevenson in Conversation with Arnold Michaels, 1956 June 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/129.
Disc Box   5	“Adlai Stevenson, The Man, The Candidate, The Statesman, A Portrait Through Excerpts From His Most Memorable Speeches” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/130.
Disc Box   5	“'Mr. President,' from FDR to Eisenhower. The actual voices of the men who have made our history from 1933 to 1953.” Edited and narrated by James Fleming Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/131.
Disc Box   5	Profile of a Motion Picture. The People of “Lonelyhearts” in conversation with Arnold Michaels Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/132.
Disc Box   5	Harold Rome, Zulu and the Zayda, (soundtrack) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/133.
Disc Box   5	Arthur Fiedler's Favorites, Marching in Review Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/134.
Disc Box   5	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Sides 3 and 4, 1955 May 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/135.
Disc Box   5	“Sixteen Hours,” 1956 February 16 and 19 Physical Description: 2 discs  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/136-137.
Disc Box   5	Linda Hopkins, “Me and Bessie” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/138.
Disc Box   6	Dore Schary, The Old Fall River Line Fox Trot Orchestra, courtesy of Abbey Rentz, occasional accompaniment John St. John and The Shoeless Three Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/139.
Disc Box   6	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, January 30, 1958; Critic at Large, Leon Pearson, NBC radio; Night Beat, Bryon Bentley, WARD, , 1958 January 30 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/140.
Disc Box   6	Yiddishe Chestuskes (Cherniafsky), Aaron Lebedeff orchestra accompaniment Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/141.
Disc Box   6	Bob Hope, Look Magazine Award, Dore Schary, 1948 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/142.
Disc Box   6	“Dori Sherry” [sic] Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/143.
Disc Box   6	Dore Schary, “I'll Be Seeing You” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/144.
Disc Box   6	Kaye-Andrews, “Civilization” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/145.
Disc Box   6	Hollywood for Stevenson-Sparkman, “Adlai E. Stevenson Telephones the Voter on Election Eve” Physical Description: 2 copies  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/146.
Disc Box   6	Wald, Jerry, “Now Is the Hour” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/147.
Disc Box   6	Carl Sandburg's 79th Birthday, Part 1, 1957 January 6 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/148.
Disc Box   6	Dore Schary, John Wingate, “Night Beat,” WARD, 1958 February 5 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/149.
Disc Box   6	John Barrymore, “Shakespeare's Hamlet - To Be or Not To Be” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/150.
Disc Box   6	“Cook”(?), (no artist mentioned), 1945 January 31 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/151.
Disc Box   6	Feigele Panitz and Erno Neufeld, Cradle Song; Feigele Panitz and Sylvis Neufeld, Folk Humor Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/152.
Disc Box   6	Richard Rodgers, “You Took Advantage of Me,” “Do I Hear You Saying 'I Love You,'” “My Heart Stood Still,” “Thou Swell” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/153.
Disc Box   6	Concerto, Parts A and C, RKO 592 (no artist mentioned) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/154.
Disc Box   6	Kaye-Andrews, “Down the Road” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/155.
Disc Box   6	Kaye-Andrews, “Bread and Butter” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/156.
Disc Box   6	Kaye-Andrews, “Blue Tail Fly” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/157.
Disc Box   7	Bing Crosby with Al Newman's Orchestra, “I'm Saving A Dime (Out of Every Dollar). ” Dinah Shore with Al Newman's Orchestra, “I'm Saving A Dime (Out of Every Dollar)” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/158.
Disc Box   7	Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra, “I Have Eyes,” “The Funny Old Hills” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/159.
Disc Box   7	Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, “It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day,” “Bluebirds in the Moonlight” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/160.
Disc Box   7	Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra, “I Hear A Dream” “It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/161.
Disc Box   7	Lillian Schary (no title) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/162.
Disc Box   7	Lillian Schary-Vocals, Ralph Rainger-Piano, “Easy Living,” “Night and Day” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/163.
Disc Box   7	Personal Recording Studios, Letter to Schary from unidentified actor in “Chinatown Squad” (1935 film) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/164.
Disc Box   7	Taylor and Sullivan, “Epilogue of Love” Physical Description: 2 copies  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/165-166.
Disc Box   7	“The Hartmans,” 1938 April 6 Physical Description: copy 3?  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/167.
Disc Box   7	The Barton Brothers, “Cock-eyed Jenny,” “Minnie the Flapper” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/168.
Disc Box   6	Billy Hodes, “Essen,” Parts 1 and 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/169.
Disc Box   7	FDR Speech, 1941 December 8 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/170.
Disc Box   7	Jimmy Fiedler(?), How To Aid Returning World War II Veterans Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/171.
Disc Box   7	Dore and Miriam Schary, Sylvia and Leonard Lyons, Moss Hart, Conversation and Playlets Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/172.
Disc Box   7	Greetings, New York World's Fair Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/173.
Disc Box   8	“The Hartmans,” 1938 April 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/174.
Disc Box   8	Unidentified Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/175.
Disc Box   8	“Epilogue to Love,” Parts 8 and 9 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/176.
Disc Box   8	“Riding to Win,” Parts 6 and 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/177.
Disc Box   8	“Gangster,” Parts 6 and 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/178.
Disc Box   8	“The Adventures of Ellery Queen,” WABC, Parts 1 and 2, 1939 October 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/179.
Disc Box   8	“For Dore with Love from Sam, Ken, Paul,” Ken Roberts Audition Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/180.
Disc Box   8	Dore Schary, “Headlines on Parade,” KNX, Parts 1 and 2, 1939 March 27 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/181.
Disc Box   8	“I'll be Seeing You”(?), unidentified female vocalist with chorus Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/182.
	Memorial Album to George Gershwin, recorded 1938 July 10
Disc Box   8	Gems from Porgy and Bess, part 1 and 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/189.
Disc Box   8	Gems from Oh, Kay!, Gershwin medley Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/190.
Disc Box   8	Rhapsody in Blue - Middle Movement, “The Man I Love” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/191.
Disc Box   8	Gems from Lady, Be Good and Tip Toes, Gershwin medley Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/192.
Disc Box   8	Gems from Girl Crazy and Of Thee I Sing Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/193.
Disc Box   8	Joy Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/183.
Disc Box   8	“Number 1 Drama Spot - Maxwell Show,” 1938 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/184.
Disc Box   8	“Battleground,” main title and end title, disc number 2, “Dore Schary,” 1949 August 9 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/185.
Disc Box   8	WMGM Recording Studios, interview by George H. Combs, World Premiere of “Battleground,” 1949 November 10, Dore Schary and Mayor Wm. O'Dwyer Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/186.
Disc Box   8	“Easy Living,” sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph Rainger Physical Description: 2 copies  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/187-188.
Disc Box   9	“September in the Rain,” sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph Rainger Physical Description: 2 copies  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/194-195.
Disc Box   9	“Falling in Love,” A Joy Schary Original, 1950 February 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/196.
Disc Box   9	“Inside U.S.A.” ( 1948), lyrics - Howard Dietz, music - Arthur Schwartz Note: Missing.
Disc Box   9	“A Connecticut Yankee” ( 1943 revival), lyrics - Lorenz Hart, music - Richard Rodgers Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/197.
Disc Box   9	“Arden and Ohman (1925-1933)” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/198.
Disc Box   9	“I Can Hear It Now…,” volume 2, by Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly, 1945-1949: “a continuing chronicle of the years following the close of World War II up to the present time, told in the authentic sounds and voices of the men who made history,” copyright 1949 Physical Description: Sides 1-10  Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/199-203.
Disc Box   9	“I Want To Be What I Am” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/204.
Disc Box   10	Rodgers and Hart, 1927-1942 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/205-206.
Disc Box   10	Hollywood for Stevenson, “Stevenson Bandwagon Album” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/207-208.
Disc Box   10	“The Confederacy,” music - Richard Bales, essays by Bruce Catton and Clifford Dowdey Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/209.
Disc Box   10	Tribute to Leo Forbstein Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/210.
M96-022	Part 2 (M96-022): 1996 Additions, circa 1964-1976 Physical Description: 0.8 cubic feet (2 archives boxes)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, circa 1964-1976, including script variations for Herzl; script reading record for Inka-Dinka-Do; published vocal scores for The Unsinkable Molly Brown; a published version of the play The Highest Tree by Schary; a 1973-1974 scrapbook; Schary's research files on Israel; and miscellaneous writings by others, including Belle Baker--The Incomparable and Shadow in the Sun.	⇧
	Herzl
Box   1 Folder   1	Script, copyright 1975 Note: With annotations and script notes for reading.
Box   1 Folder   2	Script, copyright 1975-1976
Box   1 Folder   3	Inka-Dinka-Do: script record Note: Includes names of Paul Anka, Bobby Van, and Alan King.
Box   1 Folder   4	The Unsinkable Molly Brown, circa 1960 Note: Published vocal scores for individual songs, artist copy and commercial versions.
Box   1 Folder   5	The Highest Tree / play by Dore Schary, in Contemporary American Drama, 1964
Box   1 Folder   6	Scrapbook: photocopy, reduced, 1973-1974
Box   1 Folder   7	Belle Baker--The Incomparable / story by Nicole Baker
Box   1 Folder   8	Shadow in the Sun, script and correspondence from Steve Karp
Box   1 Folder   9	Partial draft of a novel by Brett Jay Markel
Box   2	Research files on Israel