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Audio 1750A
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Subseries: Disc Recordings
: Formerly Disc 158A
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Audio
1750A/1
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Dore Schary, Part 1 undated
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Audio
1750A/2
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Dore Schary, Part 2 undated
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Audio
1750A/3
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Tex and Jinx Show,
NBC 1955 May 2
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Audio
1750A/4
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Personalities in Print, Willard Epsy 1957 April 8
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Audio
1750A/5
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Academy Award 1946, Part 12 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/6
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Tex and Jinx Show, NBC,
Guest: Dore Schary 1950 June 18
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Audio
1750A/7
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"Sixteen Hours"
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Audio
1750A/8
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Tex and Jinx Show, NBC,
Dore Schary 1950 September
25
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Audio
1750A/9
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Academy Award 1946, Part 7 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/10
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Maggie McNellis, 1946 November
11
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Audio
1750A/11
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Rollocking Rockaway Radul
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Audio
1750A/12-13
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Bill Leonard Show
Excerpt, 1947 July 15
2 discs
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Audio
1750A/14
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Songs Composed by Harry Sosnik
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Audio
1750A/15
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"This I Believe," Edward R. Murrow
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Audio
1750A/16-18
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Academy Award 1946, Parts 5, 8, and 13 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/19
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Dore Schary, End of
Time
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Audio
1750A/20
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Dore Schary, WMGM Recording Studies 1950 May 16
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Audio
1750A/21-22
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Academy Award 1946, Parts 3 and 4 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/23
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"America Marches On," and "Mr. Martin Comes Home" / by Dore
Schary
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Audio
1750A/24
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Farewell Radio Address of King Edward VII of England
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Audio
1750A/25-26
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Academy Award 1946, Parts 1 and 2 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/27
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"Happy Birthday" to Dore Schary from Don Allen and Shep, 1946
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Audio
1750A/28
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Dore Schary, Part 5 1950 May 16
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Audio
1750A/29
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Take the High Ground,
Vocal and Band/Funeral-West Coast for Paul Small
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Audio
1750A/30
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Academy Award 1946, Part 16 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/31
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Dore Schary, Part 6 1950 May 16
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Audio
1750A/32
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People Are Friendly - Interviews
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Audio
1750A/33-34
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Judy Garland's 21st Birthday, Parts 1-3 1943 June 11
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Audio
1750A/35
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Kurt Weill's Huckleberry
Finn
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Audio
1750A/36
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Hedda Hopper, 1942 March 25
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Audio
1750A/37
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Campobello, Memories
Overture
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Audio
1750A/38
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Act One, Main Title and
Closing
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Audio
1750A/39
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Job 77727, Dore Schary
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Audio
1750A/40
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"Sixteen Hours", 1956 February
16
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Audio
1750A/41-42
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Dore Schary, "For Special Occasions," interviews on Casper Citron Show
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Audio
1750A/43
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The Moss Hart Party, 1959 October
23
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Audio
1750A/44
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The State of American Society, CBS-TV 1960 June 4
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Audio
1750A/45
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The Stevenson Wit
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Audio
1750A/46
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Hollywood for Roosevelt, Part 3
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Audio
1750A/47
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B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 2 1939 March 25
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Audio
1750A/48
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26 by Corwin, number 20,
"The Human Angle" 1941 September
21
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Audio
1750A/49
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Farmer's Daughter, Part
3 1947 April 19
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Audio
1750A/50
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"Sleep My Child," Lyric: George Brown, Music: Henry Vars
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Audio
1750A/51
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Farmer's Daughter, Part
1 and 2 1947 April 19
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Audio
1750A/52
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Theme no. 1, "Next Voice" 1950 March 14
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Audio
1750A/53
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Bar Mitzvah of Jeb Schary, 1953 October
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Audio
1750A/54-55
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Set "B" Dore Schary, Part 1-4 1950 November
17
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Audio
1750A/56
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Take the High Ground, vocal and band only 1953 February
3
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Audio
1750A/57-58
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"Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor at Home," Parts 1, and 2 1941 February
8
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Audio
1750A/59-60
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Ralph Rainger and Leo Robbins, Parts 1-4
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Audio
1750A/61
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"Sunrise at Campobello"
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Audio
1750A/62
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Campobello-MT and Scene
3453-5/Memories Overture
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Audio
1750A/63
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Echoes of a King's Story
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Audio
1750A/64-67
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Mario Lanza, Parts 1-7
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Audio
1750A/68
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"I Don't Want No More Army Life"/"Bless 'Em All", 1952 January
3
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Audio
1750A/69-70
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Concerto, Parts B and C
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Audio
1750A/71
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"La Bambo," Played under direction of Leopold Stokowski 1937 January
7
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Audio
1750A/72
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"Milk Spot" from "Name It and Claim It", 1945 January
15
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Audio
1750A/73
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Kenyon and Eckhart
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Audio
1750A/74-75
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Tex and Jinx Show, NBC,
Guest: Dore Schary 1950 June 18
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Audio
1750A/76
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Tex and Jinx Show, NBC,
Guest: Dore Schary 1950 September
25
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Audio
1750A/77
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Academy Award, 1946, Parts 9 and 10 1946 March 7
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Audio
1750A/78-79
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Audio discs: Jimmy Durante songs?
2 discs
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Audio
1750A/80-82
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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)
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Audio
1750A/83
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B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 1 1939 March 25
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Audio
1750A/84
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"Next Voice," Theme by Dore Schary, Organ version 1950 February
28
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Audio
1750A/85
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"Sleep My Child," Sung by Dennis Day and Choir
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Audio
1750A/86
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Maggie McNellis Show,
WNBC, Dore Schary Guest
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Audio
1750A/87
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"Milk Spot " from "Name It and Claim It", 1945 January
15
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Audio
1750A/88
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Sunrise at Campobello, music from
play
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Audio
1750A/89-96
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Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing 1947 October
29
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Audio
1750A/114-117
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Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing 1947 October
31
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Audio
1750A/106-109
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Dore Schary, Parts 1-3, 4, 7-10 1950 May 16
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Audio
1750A/97
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Dore Schary, "This I Believe" 1952 February
1
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Audio
1750A/98
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Dore Schary, "America Marches On, " "Mr. Martin Comes Home," Parts 1, 3,
Radio Station KFWB 1939 January
13
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Audio
1750A/99
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Dore Schary, Everett Sloane, No Title 1940 January
30
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Audio
1750A/110-113
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Dore Schary testimony, Parts 1-8 undated
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Audio
1750A/100-101
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Cantata for Dore's 50th Birthday. Words, music and accompaniment by
Richard Edens 1955 August
30
2 copies
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Audio
1750A/104-105
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"26 by Corwin," "The Human Angle," Sides 1, 3, 4, 6 1942 September
21
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Audio
1750A/102-103
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Testimonial Dinner for Don Hartman, Parts 1-4 1951 March 10
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Audio
1750A/118
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Barry Gray Show, WMCA,
Parts 1-2 1959 November
5
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Audio
1750A/119-120
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Barry Gray Show, WMCA,
Parts 1-3 1957 December
16
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Audio
1750A/121
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The National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Public Service
Announcements 1959
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Audio
1750A/122
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"The Legend," read by Victor Borge at the Inaugural Dinner for the
Establishment of "Thanks to the Danes" Scholarship Foundation undated
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Audio
1750A/123-126
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American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science, Annual
Reception and Dinner, Sides 1-6 1957 November
26
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Audio
1750A/127-128
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Third Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Award Dinner: "This Is Your Life, Dear
Adlai," Sides 1-4 1965 April 12
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Audio
1750A/129
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Adlai Stevenson in Conversation with Arnold Michaels, 1956 June 19
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Audio
1750A/130
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"Adlai Stevenson, The Man, The Candidate, The Statesman, A Portrait
Through Excerpts From His Most Memorable Speeches"
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Audio
1750A/131
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"'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
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Audio
1750A/132
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Profile of a Motion Picture. The People of "Lonelyhearts" in conversation
with Arnold Michaels
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Audio
1750A/133
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Harold Rome, Zulu and the
Zayda, (soundtrack)
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Audio
1750A/134
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Arthur Fiedler's Favorites, Marching in Review
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Audio
1750A/135
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Tex and Jinx Show, NBC,
Sides 3 and 4 1955 May 21
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Audio
1750A/136-137
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"Sixteen Hours", 1956 February 16 and
19
2 discs
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Audio
1750A/138
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Linda Hopkins, "Me and Bessie"
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Audio
1750A/139
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Dore Schary, The Old Fall River Line Fox Trot Orchestra, courtesy of
Abbey Rentz, occasional accompaniment John St. John and The Shoeless
Three
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Audio
1750A/140
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Barry Gray Show, WMCA;
Critic at Large, Leon Pearson,
NBC radio; Night Beat, Bryon
Bentley, WARD 1958 January
30
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Audio
1750A/141
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Yiddishe Chestuskes (Cherniafsky), Aaron Lebedeff orchestra
accompaniment
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Audio
1750A/142
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Bob Hope, Look Magazine
Award, Dore Schary 1948 February
3
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Audio
1750A/143
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"Dori Sherry" [sic]
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Audio
1750A/144
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Dore Schary, "I'll Be Seeing You"
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Audio
1750A/145
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Kaye-Andrews, "Civilization"
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Audio
1750A/146
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Hollywood for Stevenson-Sparkman, "Adlai E. Stevenson Telephones the
Voter on Election Eve"
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Audio
1750A/147
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Wald, Jerry, "Now Is the Hour"
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Audio
1750A/148
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Carl Sandburg's 79th Birthday, Part 1 1957 January
6
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Audio
1750A/149
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Dore Schary, John Wingate, "Night Beat," WARD 1958 February
5
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Audio
1750A/150
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John Barrymore, "Shakespeare's Hamlet - To Be or Not To Be"
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Audio
1750A/151
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"Cook"(?), (no artist mentioned) 1945 January
31
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Audio
1750A/152
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Feigele Panitz and Erno Neufeld, Cradle Song; Feigele Panitz and Sylvis
Neufeld, Folk Humor
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Audio
1750A/153
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Richard Rodgers, "You Took Advantage of Me," "Do I Hear You Saying 'I
Love You,'" "My Heart Stood Still," "Thou Swell"
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Audio
1750A/154
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Concerto, Parts A and C, RKO 592 (no artist mentioned)
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Audio
1750A/155
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Kaye-Andrews, "Down the Road"
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Audio
1750A/156
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Kaye-Andrews, "Bread and Butter"
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Audio
1750A/157
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Kaye-Andrews, "Blue Tail Fly"
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Audio
1750A/158
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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)"
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Audio
1750A/159
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Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra, "I Have Eyes,"
"The Funny Old Hills"
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Audio
1750A/160
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Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day,"
"Bluebirds in the Moonlight"
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Audio
1750A/161
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Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra, "I Hear A Dream" "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy
Day"
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Audio
1750A/162
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Lillian Schary (no title)
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Audio
1750A/163
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Lillian Schary-Vocals, Ralph Rainger-Piano, "Easy Living," "Night and
Day"
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Audio
1750A/164
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Personal Recording Studios, Letter to Schary from unidentified actor in
"Chinatown Squad" (1935 film)
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Audio
1750A/165-166
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Taylor and Sullivan, "Epilogue of Love"
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Audio
1750A/167
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"The Hartmans", 1938 April 6
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Audio
1750A/168
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The Barton Brothers, "Cock-eyed Jenny," "Minnie the Flapper"
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Audio
1750A/169
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Billy Hodes, "Essen," Parts 1 and 2
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Audio
1750A/170
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt Speech, 1941 December
8
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Audio
1750A/171
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Jimmy Fiedler(?), How To Aid Returning World War II Veterans
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Audio
1750A/172
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Dore and Miriam Schary, Sylvia and Leonard Lyons, Moss Hart, Conversation
and Playlets
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Audio
1750A/173
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Greetings, New York World's Fair
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Audio
1750A/174
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"The Hartmans", 1938 April 16
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Audio
1750A/175
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Unidentified
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Audio
1750A/176
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"Epilogue to Love," Parts 8 and 9
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Audio
1750A/177
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"Riding to Win," Parts 6 and 7
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Audio
1750A/178
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"Gangster," Parts 6 and 7
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Audio
1750A/179
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"The Adventures of Ellery Queen," WABC, Parts 1 and 2 1939 October
15
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Audio
1750A/180
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"For Dore with Love from Sam, Ken, Paul," Ken Roberts
Audition
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Audio
1750A/181
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Dore Schary, "Headlines on Parade," KNX, Parts 1 and 2 1939 March 27
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Audio
1750A/182
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"I'll be Seeing You"(?), unidentified female vocalist with
chorus
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Memorial Album to George Gershwin, recorded 1938 July 10
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Audio
1750A/189
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Gems from Porgy and Bess, part 1 and
2
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Audio
1750A/190
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Gems from Oh, Kay!, Gershwin
medley
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Audio
1750A/191
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Rhapsody in Blue - Middle Movement, "The Man I Love"
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Audio
1750A/192
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Gems from Lady, Be Good and Tip Toes, Gershwin medley
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Audio
1750A/193
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Gems from Girl Crazy and Of Thee I Sing
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Audio
1750A/183
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Joy Schary
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Audio
1750A/184
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"Number 1 Drama Spot - Maxwell Show", 1938 February
3
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Audio
1750A/185
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"Battleground," main title and end title, disc number 2, "Dore
Schary" 1949 August 9
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Audio
1750A/186
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WMGM Recording Studios, interview by George H. Combs, World Premiere of
"Battleground" Dore Schary and Mayor Wm. O'Dwyer 1949 November
10
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Audio
1750A/187-188
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"Easy Living," sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph Rainger
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Audio
1750A/194-195
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"September in the Rain," sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph
Rainger
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Audio
1750A/196
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"Falling in Love," A Joy Schary Original 1950 February
16
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"Inside U.S.A." (), lyrics - Howard Dietz, music - Arthur
Schwartz 1948
: Missing.
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Audio
1750A/197
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"A Connecticut Yankee" ( revival), lyrics - Lorenz Hart, music - Richard
Rodgers 1943
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Audio
1750A/198
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"Arden and Ohman (1925-1933)"
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Audio
1750A/199-203
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"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
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Audio
1750A/204
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"I Want To Be What I Am"
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Audio
1750A/205-206
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Rodgers and Hart, 1927-1942
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Audio
1750A/207-208
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Hollywood for Stevenson, "Stevenson Bandwagon Album"
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Audio
1750A/209
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"The Confederacy," music - Richard Bales, essays by Bruce Catton and
Clifford Dowdey
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Audio
1750A/210
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Tribute to Leo Forbstein
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