Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Series: Projects Scope and Content Note: Project files have been divided into Minor and Major Projects, and arranged alphabetically by series or program title under each heading. The division derives from an equivalent division in the files as they arrived, which has been retained, except to arrange materials relating to a major project but included originally with the minor projects under the major project title. Most minor projects consist of correspondence about an idea for a film or television series or program proposed to or by Mr. Schwartz; a few include draft scripts; a very few went into production and may even have been broadcast. Most of the files under Major Projects have been refoldered from large ring binders with labeled dividers; the order of these divisions has been retained, and capitalized sub-entries in the folder list reproduce the labels.
	Subseries: Minor Projects
Box 6 Folder 4	Ace Awards, 11th Annual, 1990
Box 6 Folder 5	“Aches and Pains” (Joe Morhaim): concept for a television special by Joe Morhaim and Joe Bleeden, undated
Box 6 Folder 6	“Act Now!!” (Ken Wolfe): treatment for a television show about infomercials
Box 6 Folder 7	Alterations: proposal for an interactive television show (also entitled “Inexpensive Drama” (Youth Premise)), 2002 July
Box 6 Folder 8	Alternative Music Awards: correspondence, proposals, preliminary budget and clippings, 1994
Box 6 Folder 9	Altman, Steve: proposal (sent by Rick Marcelli to Al Schwartz) for a comedy show, “Simulated Television,” featuring Steve Altman, 1993-1994
Box 6 Folder 10	“America Picks”: proposals for a television series where audiences pick winners in various capacities, 1988-1995
Box 6 Folder 11	“American Business Awards Show” (Anthony C. Rocco): correspondence with Rocco about such a show, 1997-1998
Box 6 Folder 12	American Federation of Musicians: proposals for a television special, “Music Legends of the Century,” on the American Federation of Musicians Hall of Fame, 1969
Box 6 Folder 13	American Music Hall of Fame: memos, 1990
Box 6 Folder 14	American Red Cross 90th Anniversary, 1991
Box 6 Folder 15	“America's Hidden Jokers”: concept for a weekly prime-time television series, no author, undated
Box 6 Folder 16	“America's Holiday Home Videos”: proposal for a television special, by Neil Gordon, 1995
Box 6 Folder 17	“America's Talking”: correspondence, 1990-1991, and concept of a television reality series by Art Metrano
Box 6 Folder 18	“Ananova”: series of outline stories, mostly about frauds, no author, undated
Box 6 Folder 19	“Antics of Romantics, The”: proposal for a Valentine's Day television special, 1995 August
Box 6 Folder 20	“Anything for Laughs,” ABC; D.J.s; Location Shoots; Schedules; Script, 1990
Box 7 Folder 1	Aronfeld, Spencer: Lexis-Nexis printout of biography of lawyer
Box 7 Folder 2	Assad, Richard: lawyer's letter from Dick Clark Productions regarding Richard Assad's project, “Baby Babble”; “The Heavenly Mob,” script by Richard Assad, undated
Box 7 Folder 3	“Baby Bandstand”: proposal for a children's television program on music and dance, 1994
Box 7 Folder 4	“Backstage Pass”: two different versions of a pilot script by Mark Armstrong, J.J. Paulsen and Mart Rudoy
Box 7 Folder 5	Bates, Brandon: correspondence with Bates, 2000, in relation to the Boyz II Men project
Box 7 Folder 6	“Battle of the Bands,” Special, 1993 (2nd Battle of the Bands) Scope and Content Note: Correspondence; rules; credits; staff list; short rundowns; contestant lists; production schedule; prize list; talent audition information forms and band résumés; calendar; et cetera.
Box 7 Folder 7	“Be Cool”: correspondence and proposal, by Charlotte Robinson, for a television program on teenage violence, 1995
Box 7 Folder 8	“Beating the Odds: The John Barnes Story” / treatments by Larry Atterberry, 1993; clippings
Box 7 Folder 9	“Behind Comedy Lines” (Al Schwartz, Larry Gilbert and Ann Elder): proposal for a television comedian series, 1987
Box 7 Folder 10	“Bellevue P.D.” (Bo Carson): proposal for a television series created by Tim Gibbons, submitted to Dick Clark Productions by Bo Carson
Box 7 Folder 11	Berke, Chuck: proposal for a television series, “The Ranch,” to be written by Chuck Berke, correspondence, outline
Box 7 Folder 12	Berle, Milton: projected television special to celebrate Milton Berle's 75th anniversary in show business, 1990: correspondence, budgets, clippings
Box 7 Folder 13	Beyond Tough: correspondence with André Jetmir regarding Dick Clark Productions involvement in the series “Beyond Tough,” hosted by Ice-T, 2000
Box 7 Folder 14	Bix Pix Entertainment: concepts for various claymation animation television series, including “Dead-Air,” “Parody,” “Guy's Grab Bag,” “Jungle Boogie,” “Trailer Trashin'” and “Just Coffee,” no authors, undated
Box 7 Folder 15	Blanco, Jodee: biographies of Jodee Blanco and Lissy Peace (of Blanco and Peace Enterprises, Ltd.) and marketing agent David Weiner; press release, in relation to a projected interview with David Weiner on the brain, 1995
Box 7 Folder 16	Blue, Mary Jo: proposals for television game show “Powerplay,” developed by Mary Jo Blue and Hal Greenfader, undated
Box 7 Folder 16	“Weird, Wild and Wacky!”, 1998
Box 7 Folder 17	Blue Angels 50th Anniversary: correspondence with James Cross, 1995-1996; Cross's vita and clippings; outline of a television special “All-Star Salute to the Blue Angels”
Box 7 Folder 17	Promotional brochure on the Blue Angels, 1995
Box 7 Folder 18	“Boomers/Pass,”: treatment (rejected by Dick Clark Productions) for a proposed television show about baby boomer celebrities, by Elly McGuire and Ron Trotta, 1995 August
Box 7 Folder 19	“Boot Camp!”: correspondence with David Warshawky, 1998, and concepts of a proposed television series
Box 7 Folder 20	Boyd, Connie: correspondence regarding conjurer Connie Boyd, 1995
Box 7 Folder 21	Bravo Awards: correspondence regarding Dick Clark Productions televising the Bravo Awards, 1997
Box 7 Folder 22	CBS Women: “Women of CBS/Dead Project”: two folders with correspondence and outlines regarding a program about female CBS personalities, 1994-1995
Box 7 Folder 23	“Car Life”: proposal by Steve Aikens for a scripted/reality television series, undated
Box 8 Folder 1	Carson, Beaux, Projects: résumé and clippings on independent producer Beaux Carson, and proposals by him, including a television version of the Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party; “Mo's House” (a situation comedy starring Kool Mo Dee); “Afb's,” a script for a television drama by Cynthia E. Nettles, 2002 April 4
Box 8 Folder 2	Celebrities-Where Are They?: correspondence and outlines for a television program or series, 1993
Box 8 Folder 3	Celebrity Dogs-The Shows They'd Like to Forget: proposal by Michael Zack for a television special with Neil Bagg
Box 8 Folder 4	Celebrity Lookalikes/Lookalike Lookout: concept for a television reality show by Steve Kozak, undated
Box 8 Folder 5	“Celebrity Luxury Car Demolition Derby”: proposal by Craig Hoffman for a television reality show, 2002
Box 8 Folder 6	Chi-Apple Productions: various proposals from Jeff Stroy of Chi-Apple Productions, including feature films “Black Butter,” Squatter's Rights,” “Portal,” “Is It a Crime?” and “M.O.”; television films “Soul Sister,” and “Earl Lloyd”; and television shows “Real Life,” “Around the Way” and “Michael Colyar Presents MOE TV”
Box 8 Folder 7	“Chinatown”/“Joy Lee Chan”: proposal for a one-hour dramatic television series, in one version as a sequel to the 1930s Charlie Chan films, written by Yan Cui, 1999 September; draft agreement; clippings; and Yan Cui press kit, including treatment for a film, “My Private Tibet”
Box 8 Folder 8	Christian, Jay: correspondence and outlines of proposed programs, “My Millennium,” 1999 June 1
Box 8 Folder 8	“Tanya Tucker Family Christmas Special,” 2000 July 14
Box 8 Folder 8	“We Never Said Goodbye,” 1999 July 20
Box 8 Folder 8	“What Bugs You?” , 1998 November 11
Box 8 Folder 8	“Within the Heart,” 1999 July 29
	A Christmas Story Note: Television adaptation of a children's novel by Jay Frankston.
Box 8 Folder 9	Photocopy of the book (Jay Frankston, A Christmas Story, New York: Summit Books, 1977); correspondence, 1984-1989, agreements
Box 8 Folder 10-11	Script files: drafts of script by Sam Denoff, with comments by Jay Frankston; pages from the script of the musical Dear Santa, provided by Frankston for source ideas
Box 8 Folder 12	Chuck, Bob: letter from Bob Chuck of the Community Information Project, regarding Dan Leighton, “Las Vegas Confidential”/“Underground Undercover,” 1999 November 17
Box 8 Folder 13	“Countdown 2000”: proposal by Gary Light for a television series on popular music, 1995 Note: Marked “Pass.”
Box 8 Folder 14	“Crime Scene”: correspondence about a television reality series proposed by John Corser and David Womark, 1999
Box 8 Folder 15	Dahlen, Katie: portfolio of pictures of Katie Dahlen, with correspondence, 1994
Box 8 Folder 16	“Dance Games”: outline for a dance game show, undated
Box 8 Folder 17	De Angelis, Barbara: dossier of Barbara De Angelis
Box 8 Folder 18	“Declassified”: correspondence and agreements, regarding television series to be written by Bobi Fisher and Sean Morton, 1998-2000
Box 9 Folder 1	“Disney World”: correspondence on proposed television show at Disneyland, 1996
Box 9 Folder 2	Diversity Awards: agreement with the Multicultural Motion Picture Award Association for Dick Clark Productions to tape the Diversity Awards, 2000 February 28
Box 9 Folder 3	“Earth to Maddy, Chronicles of an Earth Girl,” concept for a television series by Guy Vasilovich and Jodi Sisson; “Earth to Maddy” letter, 1999 November 3
Box 9 Folder 4	850th Anniversary of Moscow: correspondence regarding a music competition to be mounted on the 850th anniversary of the city of Moscow, 1997
Box 9 Folder 5	Ellman, Mark: “Hellbent for Freedom,” screenplay by Mark Hellman, undated; “All's Well That Ends Strange,” script of episode for series “Tales of the Weird and Unknown,” by Joe and Knuck Flaherty, date illegible Note: Post-it note says “Al will talk, Mark Ellman”.
Box 9 Folder 6	“Elvis in Hollywood”: correspondence with Alvin Haber about a television special
Box 9 Folder 7	“Eyewitness”: proposal for a television game show by Stanley Colvert and Jay Machleit
Box 9 Folder 8	Falcon Crest: correspondence with Scott Young regarding a videocassette of bloopers in the CBS series, 1998-1999
Box 9 Folder 9	“Female Magicians”: correspondence regarding a program on women conjurers, 1995
Box 9 Folder 10	“Fifty Years of Animation”: correspondence and concepts by Tom Ito, 1995
Box 9 Folder 11	“Fifty Years of Daytime”: presentation of daytime television broadcasting, ratings lists, daytime television schedules
Box 9 Folder 12	“Foreplayers”: proposal for a television special, 1995
Box 9 Folder 13	“Foul Play”: correspondence, 2000, and concept for television series by Taylor Taylor, the Entertainment Division of Taylor Family Enterprises
Box 9 Folder 14	Frankenstein: letter from Peter Bylsma of the Mechandising Corporation of America on a promotion of the 60th anniversary of the release of the 1931 Universal film Frankenstein, 1990 August 20
Box 9 Folder 15	“Fraud Squad Team”: proposal for a television reality show, undated
Box 9 Folder 16	“Freak Chic”: proposal by Chuck Harris for a weekly television series, undated
Box 9 Folder 17	“Friends Remembered”: proposals for a television special created by Lloyd Schwartz and developed by Jimmy Hawkins and Lloyd Schwartz, 1999-2000
Box 9 Folder 18	“Fun House”: correspondence and two outlines of a proposal for a reality television series by Josh Goldstein, 2001 March 6 and 16
Box 9 Folder 19	“Funny You Should Ask”: concept for a weekly half-hour informational television series, no author, undated
Box 9 Folder 20	“Fuzz-Bad Boys in Blue”: synopses for a television series to be created by Trevor Thrasher and Shea Degan, undated
Box 9 Folder 21	GQ Men of the Year: memo, 2000 March 2, and 1999 November brochure from magazine
Box 9 Folder 22	Ganter, Jeffrey: correspondence on possible television shows, 1997-1998
Box 9 Folder 23	Georgie Awards: clippings and press releases regarding the 1st Annual Georgie Awards Honoring Hair and Makeup Artists, 2000
Box 9 Folder 24	Gillis, Brian: proposals for segments of television shows, flyers from Brian Gillis and Sisuephan, correspondence, agreements, 2001
Box 9 Folder 25	“Godspeed” (Samuel Oriti): proposal for a rock opera musical by Samuel Oriti, undated
Box 9 Folder 26	“Gold and Platinum”: correspondence regarding proposed special on the RIAA and 1996 hit recordings
Box 9 Folder 27	“Golden Apple Awards, The”: correspondence with Janet Tighe, the President of the Hollywood Women's Press Club, regarding televising the Club's “Golden Apples Award” ceremonies, 1993
Box 9 Folder 28	Golden West TV: letter from Jeff Simmons, President, Golden West Television Productions, regarding syndication of Dick Clark Productions programs, 1986 May 28
Box 9 Folder 29	Graham, Billy: correspondence; draft agreement; budget; regarding a television tribute to Billy Graham, titled provisionally “Thank You, Billy Graham” or “Thanks, Billy Graham,” 2001
Box 9 Folder 30	“Great American Conscience Quiz, The”: correspondence, 1998, and outlines by Dick Goldberg for a television quiz show
Box 9 Folder 31	“The Great Music Experience”: publicity materials and correspondence with Simon Woodruffe, 1994
Box 9 Folder 32	Hallmark's 25th Anniversary of Keepsake Ornaments: correspondence, 1997
Box 9 Folder 33	Hare E. Houdini: outline, “Hare E. Houdini at the Magic Castle,” by Milt Larsen, undated
Box 9 Folder 34	Harley Davidson: correspondence, 2002, clippings and outlines for “Happy Birthday Harley!”, a television special celebrating the 100th anniversary of Harley Davidson motorcycles, to be written by Cliff Alsberg and Neil Gordon
Box 9 Folder 35	Heart Like Mine: correspondence with Al Neil regarding a made-for-television movie, 1994 Note: Marked “Pass, August 1995.”
Box 9 Folder 36	Heroes and Legends (Calvin Hardaway): correspondence with Janie Bradford of H&L Awards on the 12th and 13th Annual Tribute to Heroes and Legends, 2001 September 23 and 2002 September 22
Box 9 Folder 37	“High Risk Offender”: correspondence and treatment for a one-hour television drama, 2002 February
Box 9 Folder 38	Hirsch, Michael, Productions: proposals for television shows or series “Superstitions of the Stars,” “America's Best,” and “From Peyton Place to Melrose Place,” undated
Box 9 Folder 39	“History's Greatest Bloopers!”: proposal for a children's educational television series by American History magazine, 1997 June
Box 10 Folder 1	“Holiday on Ice”: correspondence, 1989, regarding a possible ice skating show; talent lists; rundown and script of “The Ice Stars' Hollywood Review”
Box 10 Folder 2	“Hollywood's #1 Hits”: 40 Years of Music in Film: outline by Todd Abrams of proposed television show, 1995
Box 10 Folder 3	“Hollywood's Secret Film Clips”/“Hollywood's Classic Film Scripts”; proposal for a television series, undated
Box 10 Folder 4	“Hot Country Nights,”: correspondence regarding the NBC program format for a series airing February 2, 1992 to May 24, 1992, 1992
Box 10 Folder 5	“Hottest Women of Music, The”: correspondence mostly with Jacquie Shabel of WOMB Entertainment Group, regarding this show, 1998
Box 10 Folder 6	Ice “AIDS”: Correspondence with Randy Gardner regarding “You and the Ice and the Music,” a proposed ice show/AIDS benefit, 1995
Box 10 Folder 7	Ideas: folder of correspondence, lists, and clippings, regarding miscellaneous proposed television programs and series, 1991-1994
Box 10 Folder 8	“Implants”: correspondence with John Barchilon and Terry Mosser regarding proposal for television special about a failed breast implant operation, 1997
Box 10 Folder 9	Independent Feature Project, West: press kit promoting their films and events such as “Independent Spirit Awards,” 1997
Box 10 Folder 10	Indianapolis 500: outline of television special “75th Anniversary of the Indy 500,” to be broadcast by ABC May 25, 1991; correspondence with Chris Duffy of Wabash Valley Broadcasting and Bill Donaldson of Indianapolis Motor Speedway; rates, specifications, and clippings from Sander and Company and USATeleproductions, (video facilities houses) correspondence with various networks and local television stations; lists of archival footage
Box 10 Folder 11	“Instant Millionaire”: treatment for a television show by Lynn Lehmann, 1998 January 28
Box 10 Folder 12	International Magic Tribute: proposal for televising the “International Magic Awards” Note: Marked “delivered to John Hamlin, ABC, August 10”
Box 10 Folder 13	“Ironic Moments”: proposal for a television weekly by Mark Bennett and Fred de Cordova, 1999
Box 10 Folder 14	“It's a Magical Christmas”: proposal of a Christmas season magic show by Elliott Blat, 1998 September 17
Box 10 Folder 15	“Jillian, Ann, Talk Show”: correspondence, 1990, and outline proposal of a talk show to be hosted by Ann Jillian
Box 10 Folder 16	Jones, Tom: proposals, 2003, from Kyle Hunter of Tom Jones Enterprises, LLC, regarding a television special about the singer
Box 10 Folder 17	Joyca, Jocelyne: correspondence, 1999, and publicity material from the Foundation for the Declaration of the Rights of Children provided by its founder, Jocelyne Joyca Note: Folder originally contained two CDs of songs by Joyca and a videocassette of a children's program by Joyca.
Box 10 Folder 18	“Jumper”: proposal by Bob Wolterstorff for a television drama, 2001 April 10
Box 10 Folder 19	“Justice Roundtable”: proposal for a television series to be written by Herb Eden, 1999
Box 10 Folder 20	Kaprall, Bo: concepts for a television game show “Your 'Ex' Knows Best?” by Bo Kaprall and Mike Klinghoffer, 2000, and “The Pitch” by Bo Kaprall and Bob Altman, , 1999
Box 10 Folder 21	“Kids-a-Poppin”: proposal for a one-hour television special, “Kids-a-Poppin!” by John Boni and Stephen Schenckel, 1990 October
Box 10 Folder 22	“Killer Instinct”: “The Vampire Murders,” outline of episode for series, no author, undated
Box 10 Folder 23	Koko the Gorilla: materials from the Gorilla Foundation; correspondence, 1996, regarding a projected show about the gorilla Koko; magazine articles about Koko
Box 10 Folder 24	Kung Fu: correspondence with Lyn Henderson regarding proposals for kung fu related television programs, 2000
Box 10 Folder 25	“Late Night with Lance”: proposal for a late-night television show by Frazer Smith and Kenny Feuerman, undated Note: Marked “Pass, August 1995.”
Box 10 Folder 26	“Laff Attack”/“Ambush-Live and Unedited”: correspondence, budget, and concept, 1999, for a live sketch comedy series, “Laff Attack” (no author specified, but Rich Vokulich was involved); a second proposal “Ambush-Live & Unedited,” no author, , undated, probably the same proposal
Box 10 Folder 27	Laugh Factory: proposal “Laugh Factory Live” by Jamie Masada, 1995-1996
Box 11 Folder 1	Lehmann, Lynn: proposals for television dramas by Lynn Lehmann, including “The Hunt,” two scripts for “Beyond Belief” (“The Wedding Ring” and “Photographs”), “Rock a Bye Baby,” “The Lamplighter,” and “The Great Grondzini,” 2000
Box 11 Folder 2	“Let's Do Lunch”: proposal for a show where celebrities are invited to restaurants for lunch
Box 11 Folder 3	Life Swap: “Life Swap: Put Yourself in My Shoes,” concept for a weekly television series, by Kent Weed, faxed 1998 August 10
Box 11 Folder 4	Little Bandstand, A: proposal for a half-hour children's television program by Greg Grundberg and Mark Hunt, 1994
Box 11 Folder 5	“Live! Dick Clark Presents” (CBS, 1988-1989) ; ”Live CBS,” “Live Rundowns,” “Live Schedules,” “Live Scripts (shows 1-6),” “Live Schedules,” “Live Talent”: correspondence with CBS; rundowns; production schedules; script; résumés of personalities to feature on the show
Box 11 Folder 6	“Man in the Santa Claus Suit, The”: agreement between Al Schwartz and Dick Clark Productions, 1980; excerpts from script of musical “Dear Santa”; formats
Box 11 Folder 6	Script by George Kirgo from a story by Leonard Gershe, 1979 October 11
Box 11 Folder 7	Marcelli, Rick: letter of recommendation from agent Rick Marcelli, 1996, and flyers for Marcelli projects, including “Teen Talk,” “Rock and Roll Stars and Their Cars,” “Saturday Night Sex Talk,” “Uncensored” (also known as “Badgers”), “Rapid Romance” and “The Umbilical Brothers” Note: Material on “Let's Do Lunch” and “Chinatown” separated to the respective folders.
Box 11 Folder 8	Marmel, Steve and Judi Brown: 1999 résumé; proposal for television series “Odd Couples”; script “Go Boldly, Smithers!” by Steve Marmel for The Simpsons; clippings of Steve Marmel articles from USA Today
Box 11 Folder 9	Megawards: proposal, 2001-2002, by Rick Gurley for a television “award of awards” program; also treatments by Gurley for various proposed television series
Box 11 Folder 10	Melinda: promotional materials regarding Melinda, First Lady of Magic, 1995, including storyboard of proposed television show “Dreams, An Evening of Wonders”; two 4"x5" color photographs Note: For originals, see Photographs.
Box 11 Folder 11	Micel, Aldo: list of credits for Aldo Micel, 1994
Box 11 Folder 12	Miles, Geoff: correspondence with Geoff Miles regarding project “Circus Princess”
Box 11 Folder 13	Miss Interworld: proposal for an interactive beauty pageant, undated
Box 11 Folder 14	“Model Awards”/“Models Unlimited”: correspondence regarding televising fashion modeling awards, 1994-1996
Box 11 Folder 15	Mother/Daughter Beauty Pageant: correspondence with George Pirrone, 1994, on a televised beauty show featuring mother-daughter teams
Box 11 Folder 16	Mother-in-Law: correspondence, 2003, and concept for a television reality program by Dena Schechter and Susan Brandler
Box 12 Folder 1	“Motherhoot”: correspondence regarding a proposed television show, conceived by Margaret Bigger, with a press kit including the original book, 1999
Box 12 Folder 2	Motion Picture Hall of Fame: , 1981 flyer
Box 12 Folder 3	“Music Legends of the Century”: , 1996 correspondence and proposals for a television special sponsored by the American Federation of Musicians Hall of Fame
Box 12 Folder 4	“My Brother's Eyes”: correspondence, clippings, and outline by Ann Elder and Calvin Hardaway, for a television program, 1994 November 21
Box 12 Folder 5	“Mystery of the Crop Circles, The”: proposal by Bob Borgia for a television reality show, undated
Box 12 Folder 6	Nash, Bruce: correspondence with Bruce Nash, 1990; “Oddballs, Eccentrics & Ordinary People,” treatment for reality series by Bruce Nash and Allan Zullo
Box 12 Folder 7	National Drivers Test: research by Dana Moorhead, 1999, on the ratings for “national test” shows
Box 12 Folder 8	Nevius, Craig, projects: “Keeping Up with the Joneses,” pitch of family adventure comedy series for television by Craig Nevius, 1999
Box 12 Folder 8	Nevius, Craig, projects: “Keeping Up with the Joneses,” correspondence, 2002; concepts by Craig Nevius of television series “Bad Sports,” “Dream Lover,” “The Matchmakers,” “The Pretty Girl Factor/Pretty Girls Get Away with Everything,” “TV Saves the World” and “Science Friction”
Box 12 Folder 9	“North Hames Avenue”: concept and pilot episode for television series, no author name, undated
Box 12 Folder 10	Nostradamus: correspondence with Roy Freeman, 1994, and outline for a television series “America's Nostradamus”
Box 12 Folder 11	“Obstacles”: concept for a television game show by Andrew Tannenbaum, undated
Box 12 Folder 12	“Off the Rack”: concept for a half-hour reality/comedy show, by Bo Kaprall, 1998
Box 12 Folder 13	“Oh Please!”: proposal from Caravette Productions of Chicago for a television program on civility, 1997 April
Box 12 Folder 14	Olsen Twins Mothers Day Special (ABC), 1993 Scope and Content Note: Correspondence (May 5, 1993); ratings reports; agreements; résumés of technical personnel; outline (“Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen's Mother's Day Special”); draft script; draft budget; clippings on the Olsen twins; blueline of stage (1993)
Box 12 Folder 15	“Parole”: correspondence, 1993-1994, research clippings, script pages for a proposed television series on parole boards Note: Marked “Dead Files, July 18, 1995”
Box 12 Folder 16	“Passionate Hollywood”: concept for a television series by Joe and Lou Morhaim, undated Note: Marked “Pass, August 1995.”
Box 12 Folder 17	People Magazine Anniversary Presentations: presentation outline of celebratory television special on People magazine in , 1989 Note: Original and photocopied edited version.
Box 12 Folder 18	Perry, Sean: correspondence with Sean Perry of the Abrams Rubaloff & Lawrence Talent Agency, 1995-1996
Box 12 Folder 19	Persky, Bill: correspondence with Bill Persky regarding proposed television game shows “Moola” and “Who Did What to Whom?”, 1999
Box 12 Folder 20	PETsMART: correspondence, agreements, program ideas, contacts lists, scripts and clippings, regarding performance benefit event “SOS for PETsMART”, Los Angeles, on June 1, 2000, 1999-2000
Box 13 Folder 1	“Planet Putz”: proposal for a one-hour television special to feature Marty Putz, 1998
Box 13 Folder 2-3	“Plastic Surgery, Gambling with Your Looks”: correspondence; production schedules; credits lists; technical personnel declaration forms; staff lists; proposed credits designs; interview transcripts; draft scripts; revisions
Box 13 Folder 4	“Probation Judge”: proposal by C. Clark for a television series, 2002 July
Box 13 Folder 5	RPMC: promotional materials from RPMC, a travel entertainment promotions firm
Box 13 Folder 6	“The Real Life of...”: proposal by Art Metrano, 1990, for a television series of unauthorized and unpredictable biographies
Box 13 Folder 7	“Reeling with Laughter”: proposal for a history of television animation by Tom Ito, Rick Marcelli and Harry Flynn, undated Note: Marked “Pass, August 1995.”
Box 13 Folder 8	Robinson, Patty: correspondence with Patty Robinson about a proposed television special, “Americans Helping Americans,” 1996
Box 13 Folder 9	Royal Caribbean Cruises: correspondence with representatives of Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd., regarding possible cruise ship game shows, 2001, including “Mother's Day Cruise” and “Rock the Boat,” 1998-2001
Box 13 Folder 10	“Rumor Has It ...”: proposal for a reality show by Burt Wheeler and Sharon Sussman, undated Note: Marked “Pass, August 1995.”
Box 13 Folder 11	“Saturday Night Warehouse Sale”: proposal for a television auction program, undated
Box 13 Folder 12	Saturn Awards: correspondence, 1994, and brochure on the Saturn Awards of the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films
Box 13 Folder 13	Schwartz, Elroy: proposals for television programs and series from Elroy Schwartz, including “Hell Is Frozen Over,” 2000; “Parole Violation” and “The Jury Is Out/You the Jury,” , 2000; “The Baxters” (format for a sitcom) and “KKLLOOOOZZ” (an interactive game show), , undated
Box 13 Folder 13	Schwartz, Elroy: proposals for television programs and series from Elroy Schwartz, including “The Baxters” (format for a sitcom) and “KKLLOOOOZZ” (an interactive game show), undated
Box 13 Folder 14	Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the Motion Picture Home: correspondence regarding a program celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Motion Picture and Television Fund, 1996
Box 13 Folder 15	Sinatra, Frank: clippings on Sinatra on his death in 1998
Box 13 Folder 16	“$64,000 Question, The”: staff lists, correspondence, addenda to the program “Bible,” 2000 March 30, proposed format
Box 13 Folder 17	“Small Town Icons”: proposal from Epiphany Productions for a television magazine program
Box 13 Folder 18	Smith, Delancy: correspondence with Delancy Smith of Ervin Marketing Creative Communications, 1997
Box 13 Folder 19	Smith, Kathy: Kathy Smith press kit; proposal for television show “Fit Life Television with Kathy Smith,” 1999
Box 13 Folder 20	Sperling, Neil: correspondence, 1996, and proposal “The First Annual International Magician of the Year Awards,” by Neal J. Sperling
Box 13 Folder 21	“Stay Tuned”: breakdown of clip costs for a one-hour prime-time special Note: Sent to Wendy Miller, August 1996, forwarded to Dick Clark Productions, August 1998.
Box 13 Folder 22	Steele, Ken: letter from Steele, 1998 April 15, signed portrait with résumé on the reverse
Box 13 Folder 23	“Straight from the Edge”: correspondence, 1997, and proposal by J. Stephen Meadows
Box 14 Folder 1	Strassmann, David: press kit of David Strassman, ventriloquist, including 13-8"x10" b&w photographs; correspondence regarding the television show “Strassmann”, 2000 Note: For originals, see Photographs.
Box 14 Folder 2	Sylver, Marshall: correspondence with and about Marshall Sylver, 1995
Box 14 Folder 3	TV Commercials-Hi Music: correspondence with Joe Estephan regarding television commercials, 1996
Box 14 Folder 4	Tilden, Peter: correspondence about Peter Tilden and a project of his on sumo wrestling, including vitae and pictures of possible cast members, 1996
Box 14 Folder 5	Tinney, Lon: correspondence with Lon Tinney and a game show proposed by him “Stop Me If You've Heard This One,” 1995
Box 14 Folder 6	“Too Late”: proposal for a talk show series featuring puppets Note: Marked “Pass, September 1995.”
Box 14 Folder 7	“Touched by Fame”: proposal for a television special on people who suddenly become famous
Box 14 Folder 8	Tribute, “Great Music Experience”: correspondence with Tribute Management, Ltd., regarding proposed television program, 1994
Box 14 Folder 9	Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Universal Amphitheater: correspondence and data sheets regarding Universal Amphitheater, Universal City, California, 1996
Box 14 Folder 10	Venue: outline and pilot script for a television series by John and Simon Munter, undated
Box 14 Folder 11	Viscott, David: draft agreement with Vistock for a television series built around him, 1993
Box 14 Folder 12	Washington Interns: correspondence regarding proposed television series “Washington Interns”/”White House Interns” to feature Gary Basmajian and Natalie McCullough, 1999-2000
Box 14 Folder 13	“Weird Report, The”: proposal by Leland Gregory for a television magazine show, 2002
Box 14 Folder 14	“When Music Was Music”: concept by A. Scott Brady for a television talent show
Box 14 Folder 15	“Who's Your Fave Rave?”: correspondence with Fran Lebowitz regarding book “Who's Your Fave Rave?”, with clippings, 1997
Box 14 Folder 16	Wiener, Devik : correspondence with Devik Wiener regarding “Actors of Film Noir,” 1997
Box 14 Folder 17	“Wing-It!”: pilot synopsis for television reality show, 2002 April 3
Box 14 Folder 18	Womark, David, projects: concepts for television game shows “Out of Control” and “StreamLine”
Box 14 Folder 19	“World Has Gone to the Dogs, The”: clippings and correspondence with Jill Proctor regarding a television special on dogs and their owners, 1997
Box 14 Folder 20	“World's Funniest TV”: correspondence and concepts for a television series, 1995
Box 14 Folder 21	“You Asked for It!”: proposals and correspondence regarding a television reality series, 2003
Box 14 Folder 22	“Your Call for the Most Beautiful Woman in the World”: proposal by Brad Joplin for an interactive television beauty pageant, 1993
Box 14 Folder 23	Rejected Projects: unsolicited submissions of projects rejected by Dick Clark Productions, usually just a letter of rejection, a few with outlines of projects and more extended correspondence
Box 14 Folder 24	Dead Projects: folder of rejected proposals: “The All-American Pet of the Year Pageant”; “The Baseball Hall of Shame”; ”Behind Comedy Lines”; “Call It Love”; “Camp Comedy”; “Doctors of Laughter”; “First Takes”; “The Kinsey Report-Forty Years Later” (two versions); “Rumors, Secrets, and Little White Lies”; “The Talk Show”; “TV Guide Awards”; “Yogi Hangs 'Em Up”
Box 14 Folder 25	“Projects Passed”: various turned down proposals for television programs and series, 1995
	Subseries: Major Projects	⇧
	ABC All-Star Spectacular, 1985
Box 15 Folder 1	Miscellaneous (loose in binder): credits; ABC 1985-1986 Prime-Time Program schedule; short rundowns; long rundowns; location table; editing notes; excerpted program publicity sheets
Box 15 Folder 2	Schedules; script
Box 15 Folder 3	Talent; Schedules; Rundown; Editing; Clip Information; Staff; ABC; Music; Correspondence; Budget
	ABC Fall Preview Special, 1986
Box 15 Folder 4	Miscellaneous; closing credits; Schedule; Rundowns; Correspondence; Script; ABC; Talent; Editing (empty section); Staff
	Academy of Country Music Awards
Box 15 Folder 5	General
	26th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1991
Box 15 Folder 6	Miscellaneous
	27th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1992
Box 15 Folder 7	Calendar, correspondence, clippings
	30th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1995
Box 15 Folder 8	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Staff; Short Rundown
Box 15 Folder 9-10	Script
	31st Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1996
Box 16 Folder 1	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Rundown; Staff List
Box 16 Folder 2-3	Script
Box 16 Folder 4	Calendar; Performances; Rehearsal; Stage Plots
	32nd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1997
Box 16 Folder 5	Miscellaneous; Rundown; Staff List
Box 16 Folder 6-7	Script
Box 16 Folder 8	Schedule; Performance Detail; Closing Credits; Award Order
	33rd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1998
Box 16 Folder 9	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Rundown
Box 17 Folder 1-2	Script
Box 17 Folder 3	Staff List; Live Performance; Performance Detail; Award Order; Booking Report; Closing Credits
	34th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 1999
Box 17 Folder 4-5	Extended schedule; rundown; script
	35th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 2000
Box 17 Folder 6-7	Timetable; schedule; rundown; script
	36th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 2001
Box 18 Folder 1-2	Extended schedule; rundown; script
	37th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 2002
Box 18 Folder 3-4	Extended schedule; rundown; script
	38th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, 2003
Box 18 Folder 5-6	Extended schedule; rundown; script
	Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards Note: See also An Evening at the Academy Awards.
	62nd Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards, 1990
Box 19 Folder 1	“Al's Tokyo Shoot”: Correspondence about shooting a sequence in Tokyo for the , 1990 Oscars broadcast
	64th Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Awards, 1992
Box 19 Folder 2	“Calcutta/Texas”: Correspondence, itineraries, travel documents, et cetera, regarding shooting a segment of the 1992 Oscars in Calcutta
	All Kindsa Stuff
Box 19 Folder 3	Pilot, memos; Staff; Cast; Rundown; Script; Schedules; Notes; unlabeled script pages; Legal Correspondence, 1980
	An All Star Tribute to Aaron Spelling, 1997
Box 19 Folder 4	Miscellaneous; Rundown; Script; Schedule; Staff List; Show Format; Talent Seating; Map/Plots; Correspondence
	All-Time Greatest TV Censored Bloopers Note: First broadcast February 2, 1985.
Box 19 Folder 5	Breakdown of excerpts and fees; schedules; rundowns; script
	American Music Awards
	4th Annual American Music Awards, 1977
Box 19 Folder 6	Miscellaneous: budgets; credits; memos; scripts pages (marked “old version”); scene plots; artists' call times; audience celebrities; short rundown; schedule
Box 19 Folder 7	Script
	5th Annual American Music Awards, 1978
Box 19 Folder 8	Miscellaneous (unlabeled); Talent; Staff; Rundowns; Script; telegrams; clippings; scene plots; budget
	6th Annual American Music Awards, 1979
Box 20 Folder 1	Clippings; formats; credits; winners list; memos and telegrams; budgets; schedules; contact lists; script; staff list
	7th Annual American Music Awards, 1980
Box 20 Folder 2	Miscellaneous (clippings, memos, budget); Staff; Talent; Schedules; Rundown (empty section); Script; Notes
	8th Annual American Music Awards, 1981
Box 20 Folder 3	Miscellaneous: clippings; credits; short rundown; correspondence; contact list; talent; top of show; stage manager liaison; production check list; memos; rough rundown; music clearance sheet; cartridge list; short rundown
Box 20 Folder 4	Crew; Cast; Schedules; Rundows; Script; scene plot
	9th Annual American Music Awards, 1982
Box 20 Folder 5	Miscellaneous; Staff; Talent; Booking Sheets; Schedules; Rundowns
Box 21 Folder 1	Scripts; Miscellaneous; Memos
	10th Annual American Music Awards, 1983
Box 21 Folder 2	Miscellaneous: clippings; rundowns; talent; audience figures; credits; memos; script extracts; formats; staff lists; budgets; production check list
Box 21 Folder 3	Staff; Talent; Schedules; Rundown (empty section)
Box 21 Folder 4	Script; Notes
	11th Annual American Music Awards, 1984
Box 21 Folder 5	Miscellaneous
Box 22 Folder 1	Script
Box 22 Folder 2	Schedule; Rundowns; Staff; Talent; Ballot Information; Banking Sheets
	12th Annual American Music Awards, 1985
Box 22 Folder 3	Miscellanous: memos; budgets; clippings; correspondence; ratings; scene plots; production schedules; short rundowns; write-ins; talent calls; top of show
Box 22 Folder 4	Script; Talent
Box 22 Folder 5	Rundown; Schedule; Staff; Memos; ABC; Clip Information; Ballot; Budget; Booking Sheets
	13th Annual American Music Awards, 1986
Box 23 Folder 1	Miscellaneous
Box 23 Folder 2	Script
Box 23 Folder 3	Talent; Rundown; London; Schedules; ABC; Correspondence/Memos; Staff; Ballots
	14th Annual American Music Awards, 1987
Box 23 Folder 4	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Talent; Staff; Rundown (empty section); Ballots; Music
Box 23 Folder 5-6	Script
	15th Annual American Music Awards, “Jerry Gogol,” 1988
Box 24 Folder 1	Correspondence, 1987 and two different versions of the “Official Viewer's Guide”
	19th Annual American Music Awards, “Jerry Gogol,” 1992
Box 24 Folder 2	Correspondence; mock-ups of artwork for publicity and credits sequences with Diet Coke as sponsors, 1991-1992 Scope and Content Note: Originally included 8"x10" color transparency.
	20th Annual American Music Awards, 1993
Box 24 Folder 3	Miscellaneous; Rundowns
Box 24 Folder 4-5	Script
Box 24 Folder 6	Schedules; Nominees; Talent; Award of Merit; ABC; Staff; International Artists Award; Brochure
	Annual American Music Awards: 20th Anniversary Special, 1993
Box 24 Folder 7	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Rundowns; Staff List
Box 24 Folder 8	Script
Box 25 Folder 1	Script (continued)
	25th Annual American Music Awards, 1998
Box 25 Folder 2-3	Short schedule; short rundown; script
	26th Annual American Music Awards, 1999
Box 25 Folder 4-5	Production schedule; show grid; as broadcast rundown; script
	27th Annual American Music Awards, 2000
Box 25 Folder 6-7	Production schedule; as broadcast rundown; script
	28th Annual American Music Awards, 2001
Box 26 Folder 1-2	Schedule; short rundown; script
Box 26 Folder 3	Brian Stewart (Virtual Concepts): correspondence Note: Originally included demo music CD/CD-ROM: “33rd CMA Awards”; see Audio Recordings.
Box 26 Folder 4	Javamusic.com: proposals, 2000, from Nakules Veran of Javamusic.com regarding cooperation with Dick Clark Productions in relation to the 2001 American Music Awards Note: Originally included CD “28 American Music Awards, January 8, 2001”; see Audio Recordings.
	29th Annual American Music Awards, 2002
Box 26 Folder 5-6	Schedule; as-aired rundown; script
	30th Annual American Music Awards, 2003
Box 26 Folder 7-8	Schedule; short rundown; script
	32nd Annual American Music Awards, 2004
Box 27 Folder 1-2	Schedule; short rundown; script
	33rd American Music Awards, 2005
Box 27 Folder 3-4	Schedule; short rundown; script
	Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction (Fox TV, 1997-2002)
	Early proposals, script submissions, and related topics
	“Mind Games”:
Box 27 Folder 5	Outline for anthology series with some of the segments true stories, some false, undated
Box 27 Folder 6-7	Correspondence; releases; calendar, 1989-1998; agreements; WGA registration certificates for a television reality series to be written by Lynn Lehmann entitled variously “Counterfeit Reality,” “Mind Games,” and, in the latest versions, “Beyond Belief” (presumably the initial stages of the produced series Beyond Belief)
Box 27 Folder 6-7	Several versions of concept and sets of sample stories for a television reality series to be written by Lynn Lehmann entitled variously “Counterfeit Reality,” “Mind Games,” and, in the latest versions ( 1997-1998), “Beyond Belief” (presumably the initial stages of the produced series Beyond Belief)
Box 28 Folder 1	“Border Dreams”: Sample script by Jeanne Gordon for Beyond Belief, 1998
Box 28 Folder 2	GhostTalk.com: letter, 1999 September 7, and prospectus of website regarding ghosttalk.com becoming the official Beyond Belief website
Box 28 Folder 3	“Shocking But True”: Proposal for an hour-long television anthology series, submitted by Scott Noe on behalf of Tim Miller Entertainment, 1999
	Season 2, 1998 January-July
Box 28 Folder 4	“Beyond Belief 2nd Season Closeout”: Research for Beyond Belief scripts
	Season 3, 2000 May-July
Box 28 Folder 5	Scripts: Segments #40-47
Box 28 Folder 6	Scripts: Segments #48-56
Box 28 Folder 7	Scripts: Segments #57-65
	Season 4, 2002 June-September
Box 28 Folder 8-9	Marshall-Plum
Box 29 Folder 1	Fox Standards
Box 29 Folder 2	Script Clearance
Box 29 Folder 3	Calendar: Daily Schedules; Production Reports; Budget Memos
Box 29 Folder 4	Season 3 Budget
Box 29 Folder 5	Subsidiary budgets: Albert Botha; Legacy Filmworks; Dufferin Gate; Whizbang Films; Sextant Entertainment; Roadhouse Productions
Box 29 Folder 6	Credits: Segments #401-4, 406-13
Box 30 Folder 1-5	Scripts: Segments #426-63
Box 30 Folder 6	Administrative files: Staff List; Contact List; Story Titles; Segment/Episode Order; Writer's Information; Director's Information; Air Dates; Ratings
Box 30 Folder 7	Administrative files: Travel; Incoming Memos; Outgoing Memos; Summary; Host
Box 31 Folder 1	Administrative files: Talent, Episodes #401-413
Box 31 Folder 2	Administrative files: Publicity; Props; Post-Production
Box 31 Folder 3	Story Ideas: Beyond Belief, 2000 August 11 and August 18; Beyond Belief, The Movie
Box 31 Folder 4	Story Ideas: Mondo Beyondo
Box 31 Folder 5	Story Ideas: Beyond Intelligence Quotient
Box 31 Folder 6	Story Ideas: Beyond Parallel Universe; Beyond Dark Delicacies; Bewitching Hour
Box 31 Folder 7	Story Ideas: Fox Approved Stories, 2000 September 7 and November 3
Box 31 Folder 8	Story Ideas from Robert Tralins: Subconscious Confections; Intellectual Paparazzi; Paradoxical Matrix; Leaning Tower of Tralins; Tralins A Go Go; Prompt Gamma; Pravalent [sic] Strongholds; Liquid Tralins
Box 32 Folder 1	Story Ideas from Robert Tralins: Prince of Darkness; Metaphysical Motherlode; Ultra Alternative; Will-O-The-Wisp; Chain Letter Controversy
	Sources and Outlines
Box 32 Folder 2	Episodes #401-8
Box 32 Folder 3	Episodes #409-16
Box 32 Folder 4	Episodes #417-25
Box 32 Folder 5-6	Budget
Box 33 Folder 1-2	Marshall/Plumb
Box 33 Folder 3	Story Research; Department Closeout
	Bloopers Note: See also All-Time Greatest TV Censored Bloopers, TV Censored Bloopers, TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes, and TV's Greatest Censored Commercial Bloopers.
	Bloopers 99-1, 1999 January 16
Box 33 Folder 4	Production schedule; short rundown; script
Box 33 Folder 5	Transfer sheets, 1998 November 30-1999 January 21
	Bloopers 00-4 & 00-5 (CBS), 2000 October 25
Box 33 Folder 6-7	Show 00-4 & 00-5 production schedule; show 00-4 short rundown; show 00-4 script; show 00-5 script
	Best of Bloopers, show #01-06 and All New Bloopers, show #01-07 (ABC), 2001 April 25
Box 33 Folder 8	Show #01-06 and #01-07 schedule; show #01-06 final rundown; show #01-06 script; show #01-07 final rundown; show #01-07 script
	Instant Classic Bloopers show #2-09 and World's Greatest Classic Bloopers show #2-10 (NBC), 2002 April 11
Box 34 Folder 1-2	Production schedule; Instant Classic Bloopers #2-09: as-edited short rundown; script; World's Greatest Classic Bloopers #2-10: as edited short rundown; script
	Bloopers, show #03-11 and show #03-12 (ABC), 2003 January 30
Box 34 Folder 3	Show #03-11 and #03-12 schedule; show #03-11 rundown; show #03-11 script; show #03-12 rundown; show #03-12 script
	Bloopers, show #04-14 and #04-15 (ABC), 2004 March 23
Box 34 Folder 4-5	Show #04-14 and #04-15 schedule; show #04-14 rundown; show #04-14 script; show #04-15 rundown; show #04-15 script
	Celebrity Boxing (Fox Broadcasting), 2002 March 7
Box 34 Folder 6	Production schedule; rundown; script
	Christmas at Home with the Stars, 1994 December 17
Box 34 Folder 7	Short Rundowns; Pickups Log Sheets; Music logs; Credit List; Correspondence; Script
Box 35 Folder 1	Aretha Franklin Shoot; Carly Simon Shoot; Barry Manilow Shoot; Amy Grant Transcript; Carly Simon Transcript
	Daytime Emmy Awards
Box 35 Folder 2	Sheets of contact information for potential nominees and presenters
	18th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1991
Box 35 Folder 3	Miscellaneous; Brochure; Rundowns
Box 35 Folder 4	Script
Box 35 Folder 5	Schedules; Talent; Nominees; Clip Packages; Segment Information; Academies
Box 35 Folder 6	Staff; CBS; Venue Information; Budget/Contract Information; Miscellaneous; Clippings; Program of 20th Annual Emmy Awards for Nighttime Programming, 1987
Box 36 Folder 1	Staff Lists; Nominations; Presenters; Nominees; brochures and invitations; Budget; Distribution List
Box 36 Folder 2	Script
Box 36 Folder 3	Brown Binder: Correspondence; Rundowns; [originally computer discs]; Schedule; Format; Chyron List; Seating Chart; Contact Log
Box 36 Folder 4	Computer files: listings of contents of computer diskettes Note: For diskettes, see Computer Media.
	19th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1992
Box 36 Folder 5	Miscellaneous, including Brochure
Box 36 Folder 6	Rundowns; Script
Box 37 Folder 1	Schedules; Talent; Clip Packages; Segment Information; Academys; Staff; Venue Information; Budget/Contract Information; NBC
Box 37 Folder 2	Brown Binder I: Staff List; Schedules; Seating; Rundowns; Credits; NBC Format; Nominees; Winners/Clip Timings; Music Cue Sheet; Brochure
Box 37 Folder 3	Brown Binder II: Script; [originally computer discs]; Distribution Lists
Box 37 Folder 4	Correspondence
Box 37 Folder 5	Nominees; Talent
Box 37 Folder 6	Computer files: listings of contents of computer diskettes Note: For diskettes, see Computer Media.
	22nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1994-1995
Box 38 Folder 1	Brochure; correspondence
	23rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1996
Box 38 Folder 2	Brochure, 1996 May 22 (“Daytime at Nighttime”); correspondence with CBS; letters to nominees for awards; correspondence regarding Oprah Winfrey appearing as Master of Ceremonies; correspondence regarding Phil Donahue featuring as Master of Ceremonies
Box 38 Folder 3	General correspondence
Box 38 Folder 4	Press release on the nominations
Box 38 Folder 5	Master Tape Log, Music Cue Sheet, and script Note: Marked “Al Schwartz, Producer, Lou's marked script.”
Box 38 Folder 6	Clippings
	24th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1997
Box 38 Folder 7	Directory; brochure; Media Guide; format (outlines of program structure); audience figures for the program; comparison between previous costs and , 1997 budget
Box 38 Folder 8	Comparison of CBS and ABC schedules for Radio City Music Hall; seating plot of Radio City Music Hall; correspondence; production ideas; clippings
Box 38 Folder 9	Music cue sheets; short rundown; closing credits
Box 39 Folder 1	Script
	25th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1998
Box 39 Folder 2	Brochure; press releases regarding nomination; music cue sheets; excerpts and fees; telecast categories; format; program standards; correspondence
Box 39 Folder 3	Production schedule; short rundown; script
	26th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 1999
Box 39 Folder 4	Nominations; format; budget; credits; telecast categories and ratings; correspondence
Box 39 Folder 5	Production schedule; as-edited rundown; script
	27th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 2000
Box 40 Folder 1	Production schedule; short rundown; script
	28th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 2001
Box 40 Folder 2	Production schedule; short rundown; script
	29th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 2002
Box 40 Folder 3	Production schedule; as broadcast rundown; script
	31st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 2004
Box 40 Folder 4	Short rundown; schedule; script
	32nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, 2005
Box 40 Folder 5	Schedule; script
	Dick Clark's Good Ol' Days
	Dick Clark's Good Ol' Days: From Bobby Sox to Bikinis, 1977
Box 41 Folder 1	Miscellaneous (clippings, schedules, rundowns, credits, correspondence, et cetera); Cast list (empty section); Staff List; Schedule; Rundown; Script
	Dick Clark's Good Ol' Days, Part II, 1978
Box 41 Folder 2	Miscellaneous (correspondence, formats, rundowns, memos); Talent; Staff; Schedules; Rundowns; Expenses (empty section)
Box 41 Folder 3	Script; Notes
	Dick Clark's Live Wednesday
	Show #8, broadcast 1978 November 15
Box 41 Folder 4	Schedule; Rundown; Script
	Show #13, broadcast 1978 December 27
Box 41 Folder 5	Staff Phone List; Schedules; Script
	Disney's American Teacher Awards (CBS: Lifetime Television for Women), 2001 November 10
Box 41 Folder 6	Schedule; rundown; script
	An Evening at the Academy Awards (KABC-TV), 1998 March 22
Box 41 Folder 7	Schedule; 70th Annual Academy Awards Production schedule; post-show rundown; 70th Annual Academy Awards short rundown; Academy Awards preshow script
	Family Television Awards
	3rd Annual Family Television Awards, 2001
Box 42 Folder 1	Reports
Box 42 Folder 2	Production schedule; as-edited rundown; script
	4th Annual Family Television Awards, 2002
Box 42 Folder 3	Schedule; rundown; script
	5th Annual Family Television Awards, 2003
Box 42 Folder 4	Schedule; rundown; script
	6th Annual Family Television Awards, 2004
Box 42 Folder 5	Schedule; timing sheet; rundown; script
	Far Out Space Nuts (Sid and Marty Krofft Television Productions), 1975
Box 42 Folder 6	Schedules, Scripts for episodes: “It's All in Your Mind”; “The Crystallites”; “The Robots of Pod”; and “The Tower of Tagot”
Box 42 Folder 7	Scripts for episodes: “Secrets of the Hexagon”; “Captain Torque-Space Pirate”; “The Galaxy's Greatest Athlete”; “Barney Begonia”; and “A Dangerous Game”
Box 42 Folder 8	Scripts for episodes: “The Three Spaceketeers”; “Birds of a Feather”; untitled; and “Destination Earth”
	Golden Globe Awards
	54th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 1997
Box 43 Folder 1	Rundowns; Schedule; Staff List; Script; Table Map; Nominations
	57th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2000
Box 43 Folder 2	Extended production schedule; rundown; script
	58th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2001
Box 43 Folder 3	Extended production schedule; script
	59th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2002
Box 43 Folder 4	Extended production schedule; rundown; script
	60th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2003
Box 43 Folder 5	Extended production schedule; rundown; script
	61st Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2004
Box 44 Folder 1	Extended production schedule; rundown; script
	62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2005
Box 44 Folder 2	Extended production schedule; rundown; script
	Golden Globes Arrivals Special
	Golden Globes Arrivals Special, 2002
Box 44 Folder 3	Schedule; rundown; script
	Golden Globes Arrivals Special, 2003
Box 44 Folder 4	Production schedule; script
	Golden Globes Arrivals Special, 2004
Box 44 Folder 5	Schedule; as broadcast rundown; script
	Golden Globes Arrivals Special, 2005
Box 44 Folder 6	Schedule; as broadcast rundown; script
	The Greatest Practical Jokes of All Time, 1990
Box 44 Folder 7	Miscellaneous; Script; Rundown; Schedules; NBC; Miscellaneous; Editing; Staff
	Hollywood's Private Home Movies
	#1, ABC, broadcast 1983 May 22
Box 45 Folder 1	Miscellaneous Scope and Content Note: Clippings, editing logs, memos, excerpts and fees, rundowns; celebrity lists; narration scripts, et cetera
Box 45 Folder 2	Staff; Talent; Clip Information; Rundowns; Schedules; Correspondence; Memos; Miscellaneous; Booking Sheets
Box 45 Folder 3	Script
	#2, recorded 1983 October 4
Box 45 Folder 4	Miscellaneous (budgets, schedules, et cetera); Staff; Talent; Clip Information; Rundowns; Schedules; Editing Information; Correspondence; Memos
Box 45 Folder 5	Script; Miscellaneous; Booking Sheets
	Inside America
	#3, ABC, broadcast 1982
Box 45 Folder 6	Staff; Talent; Schedules; Rundowns; Script; Memos; Correspondence
	I've Had It Up to Here
	Variety/Comedy Pilot, NBC, broadcast 1982 May 22
Box 46 Folder 1	Clippings; credits; schedule; rundown; script
	Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards
Box 46 Folder 2	General: “Bios”: Résumés and pictures of sporting personalities
	Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards, 1992
Box 46 Folder 3	“Correspondence”/”Credits”/”Nominee Letters”/”Rundown”
Box 46 Folder 4	“Talent Letters”
	Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards, 1993
Box 46 Folder 5	Correspondence
Box 46 Folder 6	Talent Contact List; memos; press releases; staff list; short rundown; miscellaneous
Box 47 Folder 1	Miscellaneous; Schedules; Rundowns; Staff
Box 47 Folder 2	Script
Box 47 Folder 3	Talent; Miscellaneous
	Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards, 1994
Box 47 Folder 4	Miscellaneous correspondence and press releases; Booking Sheets
Box 47 Folder 5	Brochure and flyers; Brown Binder I: Phone List; Schedules; Rundowns; Staff; Correspondence/Memos Note: Originally included color transparencies.
Box 47 Folder 6	Brown Binder II: Talent; Script
	Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards, 1995
Box 48 Folder 1	Miscellaneous; Schedules; Rundowns; Staff List
Box 48 Folder 2	Script
Box 48 Folder 3	Talent; Miscellaneous; Camera Plot
	The Love Boat Fall Preview Party
	ABC Fall Promotional Special, broadcast 1984 October
Box 48 Folder 4	Miscellaneous Scope and Content Note: Talent contact list; contracts for artists and crew; staff list
Box 48 Folder 5	Production check list; Script; Talent; ABC; Miscellaneous Schedules
Box 48 Folder 6	Correspondence; rundown; credits; script
	Mantrap
	NBC television series, 1981
Box 49 Folder 1	Staff; Talent; Schedules; Rundown; Script; Notes
	The Men Who Rate a Ten
	Dick Clark Productions, 1980
Box 49 Folder 2	Format; Staff; Talent; Schedules; Rundowns; Script; Notes; Miscellaneous
	The Most Beautiful Girl in the World
	Program broadcast by NBC, 1984 January 30
Box 49 Folder 3	Rundown; ratings; Script; Schedule; Talent; Staff; Editorial Information
	Program broadcast by NBC, 1985 March 11
Box 49 Folder 4	Script; Talent; Rundown; Schedules; Contestants; Memos/Correspondence; Miscellaneous NBC; Staff
	The My Three Sons-Partridge Family Thanksgiving Reunion, 1977
	Program broadcast by ABC, 1977 November 25
Box 49 Folder 5	Budgets; activity charts; clippings; format; schedules; Cast; Staff; Schedules; Rundown; Script; recording log
	NBC Sneak Preview: The Oscar Race
	Program broadcast by NBC, 1980 April 12
Box 49 Folder 6	Miscellaneous (clippings, budget); Credits; Contact Sheet; Script
	Primetime Emmy Awards, 1996
Box 50 Folder 1	Production schedule; short rundown; script
	The Rudy Coby Show
	The Rudy Coby Show, 1995
Box 50 Folder 2	“Rudy Coby Show”: Rudy Coby press kit; correspondence, 1995, including script drafts for first show Note: See also Photographs.
Box 50 Folder 3	“Rudy Coby Show: Scripts”: Correspondence; revised second draft of script for first show, 1995 April 22; running order; sketches and plans of set; rough draft of script for first show, , 1994 April 12
	Rudy Coby: The Coolest Magician on the Planet, 1995 May 21
Box 50 Folder 4	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Staff List; Schedule; Short Rundown
Box 50 Folder 5	Script
	Rudy Coby: Ridiculously Dangerous, 1995 December
Box 50 Folder 6	Miscellaneous; Rundown; Script; Production Schedule; Post Schedule; Technical; Staff; Revisions; Financing
	The Rudy Coby Show, 1996
Box 50 Folder 7	“Rudy Coby #2”: Correspondence, 1996-1997; budgets; CBS schedule; talent/prop notes; meeting package for , 1995 December technical meetings
Box 51 Folder 1	“Rudy Coby #2”: Short rundown of second show; rough draft script of second show, 1995 July 19 Note: Variant copy.
Box 51 Folder 1	“Rudy Coby #2”: revised draft script of second show, 1995 August 8 Note: Variant copy.
	The Sensational, Shocking, Wonderful, Wacky Seventies
	Program broadcast , 1979 December 31 or 1980 January 1
Box 51 Folder 2	Miscellaneous (research materials, schedules, budgets, rundowns); Schedules; Cast; Staff; Run-Down
Box 51 Folder 3	Script; Notes
	Soap Opera Awards
	5th Annual Soap Opera Awards, 1989
Box 51 Folder 4	Correspondence, contact lists; hosts and presenters lists; awards; nominee lists; clipping
	9th Annual Soap Opera Awards, 1993
Box 51 Folder 5	Seating Chart; Live Chyron List; Music Cues; Set/Cameras; Script Note: Originally included computer diskettes; see Computer Media.
Box 51 Folder 6	Brown Binder: Staff List; Rundowns; Schedules; Format; Nominees; Credits
Box 51 Folder 7	Computer diskette file lists Note: For diskettes, see Computer Media.
Box 52 Folder 1-2	Computer file printouts: documents in a variety of formats from a variety of applications, loaded into Microsoft Office or OpenOffice applications and printed out (deleting non-text sections), 2007 March 21 Note: For diskettes, see Computer Media.
	10th Annual Soap Opera Awards, 1994
Box 52 Folder 3	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Rundowns
Box 52 Folder 4	Script; Staff; Nominees; Talent; NBC; Miscellaneous
	11th Annual Soap Opera Awards, 1995
Box 52 Folder 5	Miscellaneous; Schedule; Rundowns; Talent
Box 53 Folder 1	Script; Nominees; Staff; Miscellaneous
	13th Annual Soap Opera Digest Awards, 1997
Box 53 Folder 2	“As Broadcast Rundown”: Excerpts and Fees; As Broadcast Rundown
Box 53 Folder 3	Correspondence
	14th Annual Soap Opera Digest Awards, 1998
Box 53 Folder 4	Format; closing credits; winners; as aired rundown; correspondence; post-mortem; Universal Hilton; logo
	15th Annual Soap Opera Digest Awards (NBC), 1999 February 26
Box 53 Folder 5	“Soap Releases”: Memos regarding Excerpts and Fees
Box 53 Folder 6	Timetable; schedule; short rundown-as aired; script
	16th Annual Soap Opera Awards, 2000
Box 53 Folder 7	Schedule; short rundown as aired; script
	Superstars and Their Moms
	Superstars and Their Moms, 1987
Box 53 Folder 8	Miscellaneous; Script; Rundown; Schedule; Talent; Music; Credits; ABC; Staff; Editing
	Superstars and Their Moms, 1988
Box 54 Folder 1	Miscellaneous; Script; Rundown; Schedule; Talent; ABC; Music; Correspondence; Staff
	Superstars and Their Moms, 1989
Box 54 Folder 2	Credits; Script; Schedules; Rundowns; Talent; Editing; TBS; Staff
	Trial by Jury (Viacom, 1989)
Box 54 Folder 3-4	Memos; correspondence; production schedules; production reports; ratings reports; post-production reports; agreements; résumés; outlines; writers' guidelines; budgets
	TV Censored Bloopers
	#6, and #7 original broadcast 1983 November 12 and 1984 February 24 1984
Box 55 Folder 1	Breakdown of excerpts and fees; Script; Staff; Talent (empty section); Schedule; Correspondence; Clip Information (empty section); Booking schedule
	TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes
	First season, 1984 January 9-May 14
Box 55 Folder 2	Miscellaneous (clippings, excerpts and fees, memos, telegrams, correspondence, schedules, ratings); Staff; Talent (empty section); Editing (empty section); Schedules; rundowns (empty section); clip art (empty section); script revisions; Correspondence; Booking Sheets
Box 55 Folder 3-5	Scripts, shows #1 to #9
	Second Season, 1985 January-March
Box 56 Folder 1	Scripts, shows #220 to #222
Box 56 Folder 2	Reruns, Summer and Fall 1985, of shows originally broadcast 1985 Spring (#201-225, with some omissions)
	Third Season, 1985 September 23-1986 February 24
Box 56 Folder 3	Staff, closing credits (show #301); “½-hr short rndn/synd.” (shows #301-322)
Box 56 Folder 4	Miscellaneous (breakdowns, credits, rundowns for shows #320-322); Rundowns (shows #301-322)
Box 56 Folder 5	Breakdowns; Clearances; Credits (shows #301-322)
	TV's Greatest Censored Commercial Bloopers Note: Recorded September 23, 1983.
Box 56 Folder 6	Script Note: Also empty dividers labeled “Staff”, “Talent”, “Memos”, “Corresp.”, “Clearance” and “Editing.”
	Wonderbug (Sid and Marty Krofft Television Productions)
Box 57 Folder 1	Miscellaneous: crew lists; budgets; contact lists; memos; schedules; correspondence
Box 57 Folder 2	Scripts, “14-Karat Wonderbug”; “The Maltese Gooneybird”; “There's No Foe Like a U.F.O.”; “Schlepnapped!”, 1976
Box 57 Folder 3	Scripts, “Lights! Camera! Wonderbug!!!”; “Keep on Schleppin'”; “Horse Switched”; “I Kidd You Not!”; “Anderson's Android”, 1976
Box 57 Folder 4	Scripts: “The Big Bink Bank Bungle” (two versions); “The Not So Great Race”; “Schlep O'Clock Rock”; “Schlepfoot”; “Schlepenstein”; “The Wonderbug Express”
	You the Jury
	Program broadcast by NBC, 1984 May 6
Box 57 Folder 5	Miscellaneous (revisions, budgets); Script (empty section); Schedules; Talent; Correspondence (empty section); NBC; Staff; Edit Notes