Mildred Freed Alberg Papers, 1938-1978 (bulk 1953-1978)
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Series: Milberg Enterprises General and Other Projects
Scope and Content Note: Contracts, legal files, and financial papers of Mildred Freed Alberg's production company. Similar materials relating to specific productions are filed with those productions.
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Correspondence, list of literary properties
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Contracts for television adaptations of literary properties, 1959-1962
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Contracts between Milberg Enterprises and Duane McKinney and George Sullivan, circa 1956-circa 1960
Note: Regarding scenic and costume design for Our American Heritage programs, 1959-1960; and for the sale of literary property in The Cradle Song (Hallmark Hall of Fame, broadcast May 6, 1956, and April 10, 1960) and Captain Brassbound's Conversion (Hallmark Hall of Fame, broadcast May 2, 1960) to Compass, 1959.
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Agency contracts, releases, and correspondence between Mildred Freed Alberg, Creative Management Associates, and the William Morris Agency, 1961-1966
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Directors, musical directors, and choreographers contracts between Milberg Enterprises and Fielder Cook, Frank Denning, Bernard Green, James Lee, Alex Segal, Vladimir Selinsky, and Jack Smight, 1959-1961
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Adaptations, production idea men, script editors, contracts, circa 1959
Note: With James Costigan, March 23, 1959, for script of The Cradle Song (Hallmark Hall of Fame, broadcast by NBC April 10, 1960); contracts with Florence Britton and James Lee for various episodes of Our American Heritage.
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Contract between James Costigan, Mildred Freed Alberg, The Little Moon Company, and Milberg Enterprises, circa 1964
Note: Regarding Costigan's scripting The Little Moon of Alban (Hallmark Hall of Fame, broadcast March 18, 1964) and Ondine.
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Production cost estimates and correspondence, circa 1961
Note: Statements from NBC to Milberg Enterprises, and correspondence and estimates from Himan Brown, 1961, for The Moth and Nero Wolf Pilot.
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Kermit Bloomgarden statements on the profits of The Music Man, 1959-1960
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Breed, Abbott and Morgan, law firm, correspondence
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Charles H. Renthal, accountants, correspondence, 1959-1964
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Charles H. Renthal, accountants, statements for various productions, and general balance sheets, 1959-1961