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Appendix: Prominent Correspondents in 1977 Additions

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	Series: 1981 Additions, 1924-1980 Physical Description: 7.4 cubic feet (17 archives boxes and 1 records center carton), 3 tape recordings, 204 disc recordings, 70 reels of film, and 1 video recording Scope and Content Note The 1981 Additions to the Dore Schary Papers primarily pertain to the last six years of his life (1974-1980), although there are scattered papers from earlier periods. While there is considerable overlap between the 1977 and 1981 additions, the 1981 Additions are characterized by Schary's reflection and research during the process of writing his autobiography Heyday and by documentation on two plays he brought to the stage in the mid-1970s, Herzl and F.D.R. As with previous installments of the Schary papers, the 1981 Additions include correspondence, scripts, memoranda, publications, scrapbooks, speeches, and research notes which document Schary's personal and family life, his association with the Anti-Defamation League, and his work as a film and theater producer. The BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL MATERIAL contains some family correspondence from the last several years of Schary's life, but this section is primarily a retrospective file pertaining to Schary's experiences in earlier years. Included are a commemorative book on his 50th birthday in 1955, lists of memberships and affiliations, and awards. Also listed here are a group of home movies featuring not only Schary's family but also personalities such as Marc Connelly, Beatrice Kaufman, Moss Hart, Constance Bennett, Groucho Marx, Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, and Sheila Graham, and several recorded interviews of Schary. The GENERAL FILES, 1954-1980, continues the alphabetical correspondence/subject file in previous installments. The majority of the material here dates after 1974. Aside from an occasional report or clipping, it consist chiefly of correspondence with friends, professional colleagues, Jewish activists, and aspiring writers. There is also correspondence between Schary and his literary agent, Julian Bach, regarding publication of Heyday, as well as with Herzl biographer Amos Elon, with whom Schary collaborated. More extensive files on Heyday are part of the GENERAL WRITINGS subseries and additional correspondence with Elon can be found in the Herzl production files. Of note in the General File are correspondence, notes, and legal material regarding Schary's occasional disputes with Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper. The PRODUCTION FILES, 1944-1980, document Schary's work on specific film, television, and theater projects, not all of which were produced. In addition to substantial files on the plays F.D.R. and Herzl, there is material on the films Act One and I'll Be Seeing You, and the play One by One, adapted from his family memoir For Special Occasions, and “Storm in the West,” the allegorical western by Schary and Sinclair that Schary wanted to bring to the stage as a musical. The ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE subseries in this addition is a small group of clippings, articles, and ADL reports pertaining to topics such as the Arab influence in the United States, Black-Jewish relations, Israel, Zionism, and the Palestinian Liberation Organization. There is an occasional memorandum or letter by Schary, but the file is essentially made up of informational material. GENERAL WRITINGS consists of Schary's speeches from the 1970s, together with some supplementary correspondence and notes, and non-theatrical writings. Many of Schary's speeches during the period consist of tributes to figures such as Hale Boggs, Hubert Humphrey, and Roy Wilkins. Other writings here primarily document research and writings for Heyday. Included are correspondence, research notes, and several versions of the book in manuscript form. The remainder of the subseries contains articles, notes, and musical scores for Song of a Citizen, for which Schary wrote the lyrics. This addition also contains 204 DISC RECORDINGS which are a mixture of radio interviews, family celebration, music, and award ceremonies and recordings of Schary's testimony as the 1947 House Un-American Activities Committee. Although these discs have been assigned call number Disc 158A, they have not been fully described. A listing of information transcribed from the disc labels follows the GENERAL WRITINGS in the contents list below.
	Subseries: Biographical and Personal Material
	Awards
Box 183 Folder 1	Paper documentation, 1951-1980
Box 201	Plaques, presentations, and memorabilia
Box 183 Folder 2	Family correspondence, 1974-1980
	Home Movies, 1920s-1954
AC 197	No. 1, [Late 20s, early 30s] Physical Description: 205 feet; black and white; silent Scope and Content Note: Blacktie dinner party. Kids outdoors sledding.
AC 198	No. 2, “Greetings to Dore and Miriam Schary from Chick and Don Hartman on Jill's first Christmas,” 1936-1937 Physical Description: 195 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Jill as a baby in high chair, grandma holding baby with Dore, Miriam, and Jill. Christmas 1937: Jill at Christmas tree with grandma.
AC 199	No. 3, [1939] Physical Description: 297 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Dore Schary award for Boys Town. Chimps performing at zoo. Dore Schary, family, and kids playing with nurse.
AC 200	No. 4, [1939] Physical Description: 298 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Westlake Park. Jill in yard. Canoeing on lagoon near Westlake theater. Jill on boat. Nurse holding Joy. Dore Schary's mother in yard.
AC 201	No. 5, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 300 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Merry-go-round at Griffith Park. Joy, Jeb, and Jill at zoo. Jill on swings and merry-go-round. Feb. 1940: Joy and Jill on swing. Everett Sloane indoors. Joy and Jill with presents on Christmas. UCLA football game.
AC 202	No. 6, [1939] Physical Description: 285 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Jill and Joy playing with nurse outdoors. Two men boxing. Joy and Jill playing outside. Costume party with John Payne. Jill's Halloween party with kids in costumes. Joy and grandma.
AC 203	No. 7, [1939] Physical Description: 349 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Marc Connelly and [Beatrice Kaufman] outside with friends. Moss Hart outdoors at country residence with Miriam and [Constance Bennett]. New York exterior shots. Shots from train, pulling into station.
AC 204	No. 8, [1939] Physical Description: 395 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Dore Schary: On train at train station. At home with relatives. At pool and beach resort. NY World's Fair (1939-40): Tour of exhibits and Midway. USSR exhibit.
AC 205	No. 9, [1939] Physical Description: 368 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: “Marion's Wedding/Washington”: Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument. Joy and Jill on bike. Marion's wedding. “Club-Taylor”: Playing tennis and relaxing. Miriam with woman. Dore, Groucho, and others at table. Robert Taylor at buffet and at table with Barbara Stanwyck. Jill at amusement park.
AC 206	No. 10, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 348 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: People in yard [may be Dore Schary's father]. NYC park. Dore with [sister] at reunion. “Allen Ruth at Arrowhead.” Jill on pony. Miriam, Jill, and Joy on swing and slides. Close-ups of Dore.
AC 207	No. 11, [1939-1940] Physical Description: 337 feet; color & black and white; silent Scope and Content Note: “Arrowhead.” Amusement park. Joy, Jill, and Dore on ferris wheel. Grandma and Jill at house. North Shore Tavern. Dog with puppies. Miriam and couple on boat.
AC 208	No. 12, 1940 Physical Description: 348 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: “Jeb-Xmas 1940.” Three kids playing outside with dog. American flag and flag that says Jeb. Christmas tree, Joy, Jill, Miriam, and other relatives. Jeb as baby with nurse and Miriam.
AC 209	No. 13, 1941 Physical Description: 300 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: “April 1941-Jeb.” Jill and Joy inside house with Dore's mother. Joy and Jill outdoors. Scenery around house. Jeb in buggy with Jill and Joy. Miriam enters. Dore's mother with man and woman.
AC 210	No. 14, [August/September 1941] Physical Description: 200 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: “Joy's 3rd Birthday.” Jeb as baby. Kids playing outside. Lake Tahoe area with grandma Schary, Jeb, and Dore. Jeb, Joy, and Jill playing.
AC 211	No. 15, December 7, 1941 Physical Description: 199 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Palm Springs. Dore and Jeb. Jill, Joy, and Jeb playing. Blazing sunset.
AC 212	No. 16, 1941 Physical Description: 200 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: At train station. Joy, Jill, and Jeb. Jill's birthday party. Jill with clown. Jeb with Dore.
AC 213	No. 17, 1943-1945 Physical Description: 303 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Group of friends at train station. Dore and Miriam visiting Lew Wasserman. At pool with kids and Cary Grant.
AC 214	No. 18, [1946-1947] Physical Description: 350 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Joy, Jeb, and Jill playing outdoors. People sunbathing near pool. Dore, Jill, and Joy.
AC 215	No. 19, [1949-1951] Physical Description: 372 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: Family picnic. Jill, Jeb, and Miriam on boat. Lake and mountain shots. “Florida 1950-51.” Jill, Joy, and Jeb fishing from boat. Beach front. Jeb and others at pool. Jeb diving.
AC 216	No. 20, 1954 Physical Description: 395 feet; color; silent Scope and Content Note: “Schary's Washington Trip.” Panning shots: Park, Jefferson Memorial, across tidal basin, Mt. Vernon, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Gettysburg.
AC 217	No. 21, 1953 Physical Description: 36 feet; black and white; sound Scope and Content Note: Film preview [Sheila Graham]. Interviews Schary's kids at preview. Jeb with girlfriend. (Note: This is not strictly a home movie but it has the kids in it.)
AC 218	Goystown, undated, a parody of Boys Town
DG 194, DG 205-DG 206	Tennis film
AC 404	Personal film
U.S. Mss 37AN Box 183 Folder 3	Interviews, articles, and notes, 1954-1978
1228A/1	Interview on This Is New York, circa 1947
DD 355	DS interviewed on being a Jew in America, broadcast on Directions '62, 1962 January 14 Scope and Content Note: Sam Levene interviews Dore Schary on the meaning of being a Jew in America. Topics discussed include: God, belief and faith, Jewishness vs. Judaism, an illustration of a home Hanukah service written by Schary.
DD 357	Youth Wants to Know, 1955 December 25 Scope and Content Note: DS interviewed about the film industry by college age audience. Note: Director: Dick McDonough
U.S. Mss 37AN Box 183 Folder 4	Memberships and affiliations, 1955-1978
Box 183 Folder 5	Personal appearances, 1959
Box 183 Folder 6	Memorabilia, 1926-1932
Box 183 Folder 7	Radio and television appearances, 1960-1976
VBA 249	Dick Cavett Show, 1979 December 18?
CC 956	Person to Person, 1958 May 16
DD 356	This Is Your Life, 1956 April 18 Scope and Content Note: Profile of DS including interviews with Moss Hart, Don Hartmann, and other Hollywood personalities.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box 183 Folder 8	Wills, 1964, undated
	Subseries: General Files	⇧
Box 183 Folder 9	A, General, 1954-1980
AC 231	Academy Awards clip, 1952 Scope and Content Note: Shows DS presenting screenplay awards, Best Supporting Actor Anthony Quinn presented by Greer Garson, and Best Supporting Actress Gloria Graham presented by Edmund Gwenn.
U.S. Mss 37AN Box 183 Folder 10	American Theatre, Wing, 1970-1979
Box 183 Folder 11-12	B, General, 1959-1980
Box 184 Folder 1	Bach, Julian, 1974-1980
Box 184 Folder 2	Ben-Gurion University, 1974-1975
Box 184 Folder 3	Brandeis Institute, 1974-1976
Box 184 Folder 4	Brandeis University Creative Arts awards, 1971-1980
Box 184 Folder 5	Bunker - “Archie Bunker's Bigotry,” 1973
Box 184 Folder 6	C, General, 1964, 1966, 1974-1980
Box 184 Folder 7	Casting, 1977-1979, undated
Box 184 Folder 8	Coins, undated
Box 184 Folder 9	Columbia Pictures, 1980
Box 184 Folder 10	Copyright revision bill, 1974
Box 184 Folder 11	“Crank” mail, 1974-1978
Box 184 Folder 12	D, General, 1973-1980
Box 184 Folder 13	Dann, Martin, 1978-1979
Box 184 Folder 14	Directors Guild, 1974-1980
Box 184 Folder 15-16	Dramatists Guild, 1974-1980
Box 184 Folder 17	E, General, 1974-1980
Box 184 Folder 18	Elon, Amos, 1975-1977
Box 185 Folder 1	F, General, 1977-1980
Box 185 Folder 2	G, General, 1974-1980
Box 185 Folder 3	Gladney, Norman, 1975
Box 185 Folder 4	Greenberger, John, 1974-1977
Box 185 Folder 5	H, General, 1974-1980
Box 185 Folder 6	Hopper, Hedda, 1940-1962
Box 185 Folder 7	I, General, 1975-1980
Box 185 Folder 8	Israel, 1971-1975
Box 185 Folder 9	Italy-Buggiana, 1975-1976
Box 185 Folder 10	J, General, 1967, 1970, 1974-1980
Box 185 Folder 11	Jewish Film Festival, 1975-1976
Box 186 Folder 1	Jewish Welfare Board, Conference on Jewish Cultural Arts, 1974-1976
Box 186 Folder 2	K, General, 1974-1980
Box 186 Folder 3	L, General, 1974-1980
Box 186 Folder 4	M, General, 1974-1980
Box 186 Folder 5	Manuscript and book critiques, 1979
Box 186 Folder 6	Montor, Henry, 1976-1980
Box 186 Folder 7	N, General, 1974-1979
Box 186 Folder 8	National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, 1974-1976
Box 186 Folder 9	O, General, 1974-1979
Box 186 Folder 10	P, General, 1969, 1973, 1975-1980
Box 186 Folder 11	R, General, 1948, 1974-1980
Box 186 Folder 12	Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, 1974-1980
Box 187 Folder 1-2	S, General, 1970, 1974-1980
Box 187 Folder 3	Schary Foundation, 1965-1979
Box 187 Folder 4	Scheinman, Jack, 1975-1977
Box 187 Folder 5	Story submission, 1973-1979
Box 187 Folder 6	Suid Project, 1973-1979
Box 187 Folder 7	T, General, 1960, 1976-1978
Box 187 Folder 8	U, General, 1961, 1975-1980
Box 187 Folder 9	University of Wisconsin, 1976-1980
Box 187 Folder 10	V, General, 1974-1979
Box 187 Folder 11	W, General, 1974-1980
Box 187 Folder 12	Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association film project, 1975-1976
Box 187 Folder 13	X, Y, Z, General, 1971, 1973-1979
	Subseries: Production Files	⇧
	Motion Pictures
	Act One, 1963
Box 188 Folder 1	Script, including photographs, 1963 April 3
	Battleground
HA 898-HA 903	Film
GA 116	Promotion film including scenes of production and premieres, 1950 Physical Description: 896 feet; black and white; sound; 35 mm; archival positive
GA 115	Newsreel segment of presentation of Photoplay award by Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, 1951 February 13
	Crossfire
DD 324-DD 325	Film (segment), 1947 Scope and Content Note: Film noir in which the hunt for a homicidal ex-soldier becomes a forum for examining anti-Semitism and bigotry.
	Farmer's Daughter
DD 329-DD 330	Film, 1947 Scope and Content Note: The story of a simple farm girl whose honesty and intelligence make her a successful candidate for Congress, and help her find romance with the man she loves.
	Flicker Flashbacks
CA 775	Film, 1946-1947 Scope and Content Note: A compilation of two films from the series that uses early films and adds a voiceover narration.
U.S. Mss 37AN	I'll Be Seeing You (also “Double Furlough”)
Box 188 Folder 2	Musical score by Daniele Amfitheatrof, 1944
FF 050-FF 052	Film
U.S. Mss 37AN	“I'll See You Again” (released as Adam Sample)
Box 188 Folder 3-4	Research material, 1942-1953
	Next Voice You Hear
HA 783-HA 786	Film
GA 114	Picture-of-the-year award ceremony, Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association, 1950 July 27
	Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
DD 307-DD 309	Film, 1948 Scope and Content Note: The difficulties encountered by the city-bred Blandings in building a house in Connecticut are chronicled in this comedy.
	Our American Heritage
AC 140	Film, 1947 Scope and Content Note: Public service for the American Heritage Foundation. Looks at American citizens and their future now that the war is over, encouraging citizens to be active and use their talents for the good of the country.
U.S. Mss 37AN	“The Sentries” (Unproduced)
Box 188 Folder 5	Correspondence, 1967, 1974
	So Long, Mac
AC 259-AC 260	Film, 1959 Scope and Content Note: Promotional film follows the routine in the life of a Marine from boot camp through discharge. Includes a brief history of Marine battles.
	Spiral Staircase
FE 408-FE 410	Film, 1945 Scope and Content Note: A Hitchcock-like thriller in which Dorothy McGuire is a mute servant in an eerie turn-of-the-century household which may be harboring a homicidal maniac.
	Westward the Women
HA 768-HA 773	Film, 1951 Scope and Content Note: The story of 150 women who make the dangerous trek from Chicago to California in 1851 and meet their mail-order husbands at the end of the journey.
GA 113	Preproduction Title Card to run before showing first cuts Scope and Content Note: Single title card reads: “Dear Friends: We hope that you will understand that all sound effects, dubbed voices, and music are missing from this film. Even the actors are tentative -- and we hope that you will bear with us. Apologetically, Dore Schary.”
GA 839	Screen snapshots / theatrical intermission snipe
GA 190	Soundtrack for Mr. Schary
U.S. Mss 37AN	Television
	“The Big Apple” (Unproduced)
Box 188 Folder 6	Proposal, undated
	Theater
	Affectionately, A. Lincoln
Box 188 Folder 7	Correspondence, 1975-1977
Box 188 Folder 8	Mimeo script and revised mimeo script by Herbert Mitgang, 1975, undated
	“Casus Belli”
Box 189 Folder 1	Script by Melvin I. Cooperman, undated
	F.D.R. (Seattle, 1977?)
Box 189 Folder 2	Correspondence, 1975-1980
	Research
Box 189 Folder 3	FDR correspondence, 1944-1945
Box 189 Folder 4	Notes, 1940s
Box 189 Folder 5	Quotations, 1933-1944
	Scripts
Box 189 Folder 6-7	Original script, Act I and II, undated
Box 189 Folder 8	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box 189 Folder 9	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box 190 Folder 1	Draft with revisions, 1976
Box 190 Folder 2	Working copy with revisions, 1976
Box 190 Folder 3	Working copy, slightly revised, 1976
Box 190 Folder 4	Final copy with revisions, 1976
Box 190 Folder 5	Program and publicity, 1977
	“For Special Occasions” (Unproduced)
Box 190 Folder 6	Notes and outline, 1975
	Herzl, 1976
Box 190 Folder 7	Advertising, 1976
Box 190 Folder 8	Clippings, 1975
Box 190 Folder 9	Correspondence, 1975-1979
Box 190 Folder 10	Financial file, 1975-1978
	Legal file
Box 190 Folder 11	Agreements, 1975-1976
Box 191 Folder 1	General partnerships, 1976
	Limited partnerships
Box 191 Folder 2	Agreements, 1975-1976
Box 191 Folder 3	Signed contracts, 1976
Box 191 Folder 4	Production contracts, 1975
Box 191 Folder 5	Manuscript, incomplete, undated
Box 191 Folder 6	Manuscript, scenes 2-12, undated
Box 191 Folder 7	Notes (“Original notes from Italy and NY”), 1975
Box 191 Folder 8	Notes and articles, 1975, undated
Box 191 Folder 9	Opening night address by DS, 1976
Box 191 Folder 10	Opening night reception, 1976
Box 191 Folder 11	Playbill draft, 1976
Box 191 Folder 12	Production outline, including budget, staff, scene, costume, and prop lists, 1976, undated
Box 191 Folder 13	Promotion, 1975, undated
Box 191 Folder 14	Readings based on the play, 1979, undated
Box 191 Folder 15	Reviews, 1976
	Scripts
Box 191 Folder 16	“The Quest,” with revisions, undated
Box 191 Folder 17	“The Quest,” undated
Box 191 Folder 18	Incomplete script, undated
Box 192 Folder 1	Copyrighted script, 1976
	Majority of One, 1959
1010A/2	Recorded reviews, 1959
U.S. Mss 37AN	Mutuality, 1976
Box 192 Folder 2	Program and script, 1976 May 4
	One by One
Box 192 Folder 3	Script including photographs, 1964 December 1
	“Sabbatical” (Unproduced)
Box 192 Folder 4	Outlines by Mofie Block, undated
	“Storm in the West” (Unproduced)
Box 192 Folder 5	Casting and production,“Way Out West,” undated
Box 192 Folder 6	Correspondence and legal papers, 1979-1980
	Script
Box 192 Folder 7	Original script “Way Out West,” with additions, undated
Box 192 Folder 8	Script “Out Where the West Begins,” with revisions, undated
	Subseries: Anti-Defamation League Files	⇧
Box 192 Folder 9	Miscellaneous, 1976-1979
Box 192 Folder 10	Anti-Semitism, 1973-1979
Box 192 Folder 11	Arab influence in the United States
Box 193 Folder 1	ADL reports, 1975-1979
Box 193 Folder 2	Press reports, 1974-1977
Box 193 Folder 3	Black-Jewish relations, 1963-1980
Box 193 Folder 4	Holocaust, 1943, 1971-1979
Box 193 Folder 5	Images of the Jew, 1974-1978
Box 193 Folder 6	Israel and Zionism, 1947, 1973-1979
Box 193 Folder 7	Middle East, 1966-1967, 1975-1979
Box 193 Folder 8	Palestinian Liberation Organization and Palestinian issue, 1976-1980
Box 193 Folder 9	Quotas (minority), 1972-1978
Box 193 Folder 10	Rabbi Arthur Chiel articles, 1974-1977
1010A/1	Soviet Jews arriving in Tel Aviv interviewed by Arnold Foster of ADL, 1971
	Subseries: General Writings	⇧
U.S. Mss 37AN	Speeches
Box 193 Folder 11	Speaking engagements, 1966, 1977-1979
Box 194	1970-1979
Box 195 Folder 1	Index for 1945-1978
Box 195 Folder 2	Joke and story file, undated
Box 195 Folder 3	Quotation file, undated
Box 195 Folder 4	Speech invitations declined, 1958-1967
Box 195 Folder 5	Speeches for Jewish Welfare Bureau, 1969-1970
Box 195 Folder 6	ADL speech research material, undated
	Heyday
Box 196 Folder 1	Proposal, 1971-1976
	Correspondence
Box 196 Folder 2	Publishing, 1976-1980
Box 196 Folder 3	Responses, 1979-1980
	Research
Box 196 Folder 4	Interviews, papers on DS, 1976-1977
Box 196 Folder 5	Lectures, 1957, 1977, undated
Box 196 Folder 6	Notes, articles, 1950-1977, undated
Box 196 Folder 7	Production records, 1948-1956
Box 196 Folder 8	Reminiscence regarding Howard Hughes, 1976
Box 196 Folder 9	Reminiscence, correspondence with David O. Selznick, 1944-1976, undated
	Summary notes and chronology
Box 196 Folder 10	1933-1966
Box 196 Folder 11	1951-1955
Box 197 Folder 1	1956-1966, 1969
	Manuscript
	Original, 1973-1974
Box 197 Folder 2-5	Pages 1-528
Box 197 Folder 6	Endmatter, 1979, undated
Box 197 Folder 7	First revision, circa 1975
	Second revision, circa 1976
Box 197 Folder 8	Chapters 1-8
Box 198 Folder 1-4	Chapters 9-33 (incomplete)
Box 198 Folder 5-6	Third revision (Chapters 13, 20-27), circa 1977
Box 198 Folder 7	Fourth revision (Chapters 24-29), 1978
Box 198 Folder 8	Miscellaneous edited pages of final copy
Box 199 Folder 1	Magazine and newspaper articles, 1949, 1971-1978
Box 199 Folder 2	Poetry, 1974, undated
Box 199 Folder 3	Project notes, 1961, 1977, undated
	Song of a Citizen
Box 199 Folder 4	Musical score by DS, undated
Box 199 Folder 4	Lyrics by DS, undated
	Terrific
Box 199 Folder 5	Dramatic contract, 1932
Disc 158A/Audio 1750A	Subseries: Disc Recordings	⇧
Disc Box 1	Dore Schary, Part 1, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/1.
Disc Box 1	Dore Schary, Part 2, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/2.
Disc Box 1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, 1955 May 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/3.
Disc Box 1	Personalities in Print, Willard Epsy, 1957 April 8 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/4.
Disc Box 1	Academy Award 1946, Part 12, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/5.
Disc Box 1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 June 18 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/6.
Disc Box 1	“Sixteen Hours” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/7.
Disc Box 1	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Dore Schary, 1950 September 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/8.
Disc Box 1	Academy Award 1946, Part 7, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/9.
Disc Box 1	Maggie McNellis, 1946 November 11 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/10.
Disc Box 1	Rollocking Rockaway Radul Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/11.
Disc Box 1	Bill Leonard Show Excerpt, 1947 July 15 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/12-13.
Disc Box 1	Songs Composed by Harry Sosnik Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/14.
Disc Box 1	“This I Believe,” Edward R. Murrow Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/15.
Disc Box 1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 5, 8, and 13, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 3 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/16-18.
Disc Box 1	Dore Schary, End of Time Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/19.
Disc Box 1	Dore Schary, WMGM Recording Studies, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/20.
Disc Box 1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 3 and 4, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/21-22.
Disc Box 1	“America Marches On,” and “Mr. Martin Comes Home” / by Dore Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/23.
Disc Box 1	Farewell Radio Address of King Edward VII of England Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/24.
Disc Box 1	Academy Award 1946, Parts 1 and 2, 1946 March 7 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/25-26.
Disc Box 1	“Happy Birthday” to Dore Schary from Don Allen and Shep, 1946 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/27.
Disc Box 1	Dore Schary, Part 5, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/28.
Disc Box 2	Take the High Ground, Vocal and Band/Funeral-West Coast for Paul Small Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/29.
Disc Box 2	Academy Award 1946, Part 16, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/30.
Disc Box 2	Dore Schary, Part 6, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/31.
Disc Box 2	People Are Friendly - Interviews Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/32.
Disc Box 2	Judy Garland's 21st Birthday, Parts 1-3, 1943 June 11 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/33-34.
Disc Box 2	Kurt Weill's Huckleberry Finn Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/35.
Disc Box 2	Hedda Hopper, 1942 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/36.
Disc Box 2	Campobello, Memories Overture Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/37.
Disc Box 2	Act One, Main Title and Closing Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/38.
Disc Box 2	Job 77727, Dore Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/39.
Disc Box 2	“Sixteen Hours,” 1956 February 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/40.
Disc Box 2	Dore Schary, “For Special Occasions,” interviews on Casper Citron Show Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/41-42.
Disc Box 2	The Moss Hart Party, 1959 October 23 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/43.
Disc Box 2	The State of American Society, CBS-TV, 1960 June 4 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/44.
Disc Box 2	The Stevenson Wit Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/45.
Disc Box 2	Hollywood for Roosevelt, Part 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/46.
Disc Box 2	B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 2, 1939 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/47.
Disc Box 2	26 by Corwin, number 20, “The Human Angle,” 1941 September 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/48.
Disc Box 2	Farmer's Daughter, Part 3, 1947 April 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/49.
Disc Box 2	“Sleep My Child,” Lyric: George Brown, Music: Henry Vars Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/50.
Disc Box 2	Farmer's Daughter, Part 1 and 2, 1947 April 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/51.
Disc Box 2	Theme no. 1, “Next Voice,” 1950 March 14 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/52.
Disc Box 2	Bar Mitzvah of Jeb Schary, 1953 October Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/53.
Disc Box 2	Set “B” Dore Schary, Part 1-4, 1950 November 17 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/54-55.
Disc Box 2	Take the High Ground, vocal and band only, 1953 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/56.
Disc Box 3	“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor at Home,” Parts 1, and 2, 1941 February 8 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/57-58.
Disc Box 3	Ralph Rainger and Leo Robbins, Parts 1-4 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/59-60.
Disc Box 3	“Sunrise at Campobello” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/61.
Disc Box 3	Campobello-MT and Scene 3453-5/Memories Overture Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/62.
Disc Box 3	Echoes of a King's Story Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/63.
Disc Box 3	Mario Lanza, Parts 1-7 Physical Description: 4 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/64-67.
Disc Box 3	“I Don't Want No More Army Life”/“Bless 'Em All,” 1952 January 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/68.
Disc Box 3	Concerto, Parts B and C Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/69-70.
Disc Box 3	“La Bambo,” Played under direction of Leopold Stokowski, 1937 January 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/71.
Disc Box 3	“Milk Spot” from “Name It and Claim It,” 1945 January 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/72.
Disc Box 3	Kenyon and Eckhart Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/73.
Disc Box 3	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 June 18 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/74-75.
Disc Box 3	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Guest: Dore Schary, 1950 September 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/76.
Disc Box 3	Academy Award, 1946, Parts 9 and 10, 1946 March 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/77.
Disc Box 3	Audio discs: Jimmy Durante songs? Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/78-79.
Disc Box 3	Norman Corman presents, “The Lonesome Train” / by Earl Robinson and Millard Lampell with Raymond Massey as A. Lincoln, Burl Ives (principal singer), Lynn Murray (conductor of orchestra and chorus) Physical Description: 3 discs; Presto Glass Base Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/80-82.
Disc Box 3	B'Nai B'Rith, Dore Schary, Part 1, 1939 March 25 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/83.
Disc Box 3	“Next Voice,” Theme by Dore Schary, Organ version, 1950 February 28 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/84.
Disc Box 3	“Sleep My Child,” Sung by Dennis Day and Choir Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/85.
Disc Box 3	Maggie McNellis Show, WNBC, Dore Schary Guest Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/86.
Disc Box 3	“Milk Spot ” from “Name It and Claim It,” 1945 January 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/87.
Disc Box 3	Sunrise at Campobello, music from play Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/88.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing, 1947 October 29 Physical Description: 8 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/89-96.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, House Un-American Activities Committee Hearing, 1947 October 31 Physical Description: 4 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/114-117.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, Parts 1-3, 4, 7-10, 1950 May 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/106-109.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, “This I Believe,” 1952 February 1 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/97.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, “America Marches On, ” “Mr. Martin Comes Home,” Parts 1, 3, Radio Station KFWB, 1939 January 13 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/98.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary, Everett Sloane, No Title, 1940 January 30 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/99.
Disc Box 4	Dore Schary testimony, Parts 1-8, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/110-113.
Disc Box 4	Cantata for Dore's 50th Birthday. Words, music and accompaniment by Richard Edens, 1955 August 30 Physical Description: 2 copies Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/100-101.
Disc Box 4	“26 by Corwin,” “The Human Angle,” Sides 1, 3, 4, 6, 1942 September 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/104-105.
Disc Box 4	Testimonial Dinner for Don Hartman, Parts 1-4, 1951 March 10 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/102-103.
Disc Box 5	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, Parts 1-2, 1959 November 5 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/118.
Disc Box 5	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, Parts 1-3, 1957 December 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/119-120.
Disc Box 5	The National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Public Service Announcements, 1959 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/121.
Disc Box 5	“The Legend,” read by Victor Borge at the Inaugural Dinner for the Establishment of “Thanks to the Danes” Scholarship Foundation, undated Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/122.
Disc Box 5	American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science, Annual Reception and Dinner, Sides 1-6, 1957 November 26 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/123-126.
Disc Box 5	Third Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Award Dinner: “This Is Your Life, Dear Adlai,” Sides 1-4, 1965 April 12 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/127-128.
Disc Box 5	Adlai Stevenson in Conversation with Arnold Michaels, 1956 June 19 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/129.
Disc Box 5	“Adlai Stevenson, The Man, The Candidate, The Statesman, A Portrait Through Excerpts From His Most Memorable Speeches” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/130.
Disc Box 5	“'Mr. President,' from FDR to Eisenhower. The actual voices of the men who have made our history from 1933 to 1953.” Edited and narrated by James Fleming Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/131.
Disc Box 5	Profile of a Motion Picture. The People of “Lonelyhearts” in conversation with Arnold Michaels Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/132.
Disc Box 5	Harold Rome, Zulu and the Zayda, (soundtrack) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/133.
Disc Box 5	Arthur Fiedler's Favorites, Marching in Review Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/134.
Disc Box 5	Tex and Jinx Show, NBC, Sides 3 and 4, 1955 May 21 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/135.
Disc Box 5	“Sixteen Hours,” 1956 February 16 and 19 Physical Description: 2 discs Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/136-137.
Disc Box 5	Linda Hopkins, “Me and Bessie” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/138.
Disc Box 6	Dore Schary, The Old Fall River Line Fox Trot Orchestra, courtesy of Abbey Rentz, occasional accompaniment John St. John and The Shoeless Three Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/139.
Disc Box 6	Barry Gray Show, WMCA, January 30, 1958; Critic at Large, Leon Pearson, NBC radio; Night Beat, Bryon Bentley, WARD, , 1958 January 30 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/140.
Disc Box 6	Yiddishe Chestuskes (Cherniafsky), Aaron Lebedeff orchestra accompaniment Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/141.
Disc Box 6	Bob Hope, Look Magazine Award, Dore Schary, 1948 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/142.
Disc Box 6	“Dori Sherry” [sic] Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/143.
Disc Box 6	Dore Schary, “I'll Be Seeing You” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/144.
Disc Box 6	Kaye-Andrews, “Civilization” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/145.
Disc Box 6	Hollywood for Stevenson-Sparkman, “Adlai E. Stevenson Telephones the Voter on Election Eve” Physical Description: 2 copies Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/146.
Disc Box 6	Wald, Jerry, “Now Is the Hour” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/147.
Disc Box 6	Carl Sandburg's 79th Birthday, Part 1, 1957 January 6 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/148.
Disc Box 6	Dore Schary, John Wingate, “Night Beat,” WARD, 1958 February 5 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/149.
Disc Box 6	John Barrymore, “Shakespeare's Hamlet - To Be or Not To Be” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/150.
Disc Box 6	“Cook”(?), (no artist mentioned), 1945 January 31 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/151.
Disc Box 6	Feigele Panitz and Erno Neufeld, Cradle Song; Feigele Panitz and Sylvis Neufeld, Folk Humor Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/152.
Disc Box 6	Richard Rodgers, “You Took Advantage of Me,” “Do I Hear You Saying 'I Love You,'” “My Heart Stood Still,” “Thou Swell” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/153.
Disc Box 6	Concerto, Parts A and C, RKO 592 (no artist mentioned) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/154.
Disc Box 6	Kaye-Andrews, “Down the Road” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/155.
Disc Box 6	Kaye-Andrews, “Bread and Butter” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/156.
Disc Box 6	Kaye-Andrews, “Blue Tail Fly” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/157.
Disc Box 7	Bing Crosby with Al Newman's Orchestra, “I'm Saving A Dime (Out of Every Dollar). ” Dinah Shore with Al Newman's Orchestra, “I'm Saving A Dime (Out of Every Dollar)” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/158.
Disc Box 7	Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra, “I Have Eyes,” “The Funny Old Hills” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/159.
Disc Box 7	Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, “It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day,” “Bluebirds in the Moonlight” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/160.
Disc Box 7	Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra, “I Hear A Dream” “It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/161.
Disc Box 7	Lillian Schary (no title) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/162.
Disc Box 7	Lillian Schary-Vocals, Ralph Rainger-Piano, “Easy Living,” “Night and Day” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/163.
Disc Box 7	Personal Recording Studios, Letter to Schary from unidentified actor in “Chinatown Squad” (1935 film) Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/164.
Disc Box 7	Taylor and Sullivan, “Epilogue of Love” Physical Description: 2 copies Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/165-166.
Disc Box 7	“The Hartmans,” 1938 April 6 Physical Description: copy 3? Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/167.
Disc Box 7	The Barton Brothers, “Cock-eyed Jenny,” “Minnie the Flapper” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/168.
Disc Box 6	Billy Hodes, “Essen,” Parts 1 and 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/169.
Disc Box 7	FDR Speech, 1941 December 8 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/170.
Disc Box 7	Jimmy Fiedler(?), How To Aid Returning World War II Veterans Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/171.
Disc Box 7	Dore and Miriam Schary, Sylvia and Leonard Lyons, Moss Hart, Conversation and Playlets Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/172.
Disc Box 7	Greetings, New York World's Fair Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/173.
Disc Box 8	“The Hartmans,” 1938 April 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/174.
Disc Box 8	Unidentified Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/175.
Disc Box 8	“Epilogue to Love,” Parts 8 and 9 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/176.
Disc Box 8	“Riding to Win,” Parts 6 and 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/177.
Disc Box 8	“Gangster,” Parts 6 and 7 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/178.
Disc Box 8	“The Adventures of Ellery Queen,” WABC, Parts 1 and 2, 1939 October 15 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/179.
Disc Box 8	“For Dore with Love from Sam, Ken, Paul,” Ken Roberts Audition Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/180.
Disc Box 8	Dore Schary, “Headlines on Parade,” KNX, Parts 1 and 2, 1939 March 27 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/181.
Disc Box 8	“I'll be Seeing You”(?), unidentified female vocalist with chorus Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/182.
	Memorial Album to George Gershwin, recorded 1938 July 10
Disc Box 8	Gems from Porgy and Bess, part 1 and 2 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/189.
Disc Box 8	Gems from Oh, Kay!, Gershwin medley Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/190.
Disc Box 8	Rhapsody in Blue - Middle Movement, “The Man I Love” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/191.
Disc Box 8	Gems from Lady, Be Good and Tip Toes, Gershwin medley Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/192.
Disc Box 8	Gems from Girl Crazy and Of Thee I Sing Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/193.
Disc Box 8	Joy Schary Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/183.
Disc Box 8	“Number 1 Drama Spot - Maxwell Show,” 1938 February 3 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/184.
Disc Box 8	“Battleground,” main title and end title, disc number 2, “Dore Schary,” 1949 August 9 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/185.
Disc Box 8	WMGM Recording Studios, interview by George H. Combs, World Premiere of “Battleground,” 1949 November 10, Dore Schary and Mayor Wm. O'Dwyer Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/186.
Disc Box 8	“Easy Living,” sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph Rainger Physical Description: 2 copies Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/187-188.
Disc Box 9	“September in the Rain,” sung by Lillian Schary, piano - Ralph Rainger Physical Description: 2 copies Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/194-195.
Disc Box 9	“Falling in Love,” A Joy Schary Original, 1950 February 16 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/196.
Disc Box 9	“Inside U.S.A.” ( 1948), lyrics - Howard Dietz, music - Arthur Schwartz Note: Missing.
Disc Box 9	“A Connecticut Yankee” ( 1943 revival), lyrics - Lorenz Hart, music - Richard Rodgers Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/197.
Disc Box 9	“Arden and Ohman (1925-1933)” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/198.
Disc Box 9	“I Can Hear It Now…,” volume 2, by Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly, 1945-1949: “a continuing chronicle of the years following the close of World War II up to the present time, told in the authentic sounds and voices of the men who made history,” copyright 1949 Physical Description: Sides 1-10 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/199-203.
Disc Box 9	“I Want To Be What I Am” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/204.
Disc Box 10	Rodgers and Hart, 1927-1942 Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/205-206.
Disc Box 10	Hollywood for Stevenson, “Stevenson Bandwagon Album” Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/207-208.
Disc Box 10	“The Confederacy,” music - Richard Bales, essays by Bruce Catton and Clifford Dowdey Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/209.
Disc Box 10	Tribute to Leo Forbstein Note: Assigned Audio 1750A/210.