Andersonville (not produced).
Copies of first draft: May 12, 1958.
Copies of first estimating draft by Abby Mann, February 14, 1966.
Production files (Breakdown sheets - Harper)
Production files (Honey - Reading file)
Production files (Scripts).
Production files (Sidney, George - Writers).
Phonograph records, music of the Civil War.
First estimating draft: February 24, 1966.
Bless the Beasts and Children:
Production Materials
Cast & Crew.
Program notes.
Production notes.
Releases.
Conservation Directory, 1971.
Telecompanion, July 1971.
Salt Lake City Television Shows, Tape transcripts.
Phoenix.
New York.
Dallas.
Chicago.
Boston
Book Reviews.
Awards.
Book Correspondence.
Correspondence (Miscellaneous).
Correspondence file (DAILY).
Censorship controversies.
Key Set Stills (Captions).
Combined Continuities
Actors--Stunt Players (Daily and Weekly Contracts).
Chapin, Miles (Shecker) -- Contract
Glaser, Darel [(Goodenow)--Contract].
Ketchum, Dave [(Camp Director)--Contract].
Kramer, Bob [(Lally I)--Contract].
Leonard, Jack E. [(Sid Shecker)--Contract].
Mumy, Bill [(Teft)--Contract].
Robins, Barry [(Cotton)--Contract].
Swofford, Ken [(Wheaties)--Contract].
Vahanian, Marc [(Lally II)--Contract].
American Humane Association, The.
Awards.
Beck, Myer Page (Sales Representative--agreement).
Benoff, Mac (writer)--Contract.
Grosses.
Billing.
Income from picture.
Budget (Cost Reports)--Pre-production & production cost.
Budget--Estimated Detail.
Call Sheet.
Cast & Crew Lists.
Columbia Pictures--Correspondence.
Comments, Congratulations, Quotes, etc. (file #1).
Comments, Congratulations, Quotes, etc. (file #3).
Continuities Combined (Cutting & Dialogue).
Claim - Another Mother for Peace (re-advertisement logo).
Credits--Main Title & Advertising.
Comments, Congratulations, Quotes, etc. (file #2).
Crank letters.
Daily Production Reports.
Day out of days schedule.
Doubleday (Publisher) Advertisements.
Doubleday (Publisher) Correspondence.
Ferguson, Robert (V. Pages advertisements, publicity & Expl.) Correspondence.
Film Festivals - Canada (Stratford - Ontario) San Francisco, Cannes.
Film Festival - Berlin.
Film Festival - Moscow.
Gordon, Billy - Casting Director.
Toronto.
Expenses.
Educational Contracts
Trade Clips.
Photography and photographers.
Photo captions.
Previews.
Playdates.
Music.
Locations.
Releases (Ed Fischer copy).
Previews--Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
Synopsis (short).
Synopsis (long).
Study Guides.
Hidden Valley Ranch (Prescott, Arizona - Dr. R.B. Nichols) Location Contract.
Hotel Lists.
If Poem by Rudyard Kipling.
Insurance.
Rothers, Incorporated (Denver, Colorado. re Bison herd).
Kramer, Stanley--Miscellaneous.
Kramer, Stanley.
Location Auditor--Harry Kohoyda--Correspondence).
Movement lists.
MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) Title registration & code no.
Music - album.
Music - A&M Records.
Music - Carpenters - Song, Bless the Beasts and Children Agreement.
Music - Music Breakdown.
Music Cue Sheet.
Music - Song, It's a Beautiful Day by Bill Mumy/Paul H. Gordon.
Music - Song, Bless the Beasts and the Children.
Music--Miscellaneous Correspondence.
Music - Spotting Notes.
Film Festival - Moscow.
National Rifle Assocaition; Firearms Association.
Poems on Dining Room Wall; Hidden Valley Ranch A State of Mind.
Production Notes.
Programs.
Reviews--Book.
Reviews--Trades - Magazines, Newspapers.
Reviews.
Screenings.
Shipments, Mailings.
Shooting Schedule.
Simon & Schuster, Incorporated--Publisher Novelization of Screen. Paperback).
Swarthout, Glendon (author)--agreement.
Swarthout, Glendon (author)--Correspondence.
Television Spot Censorship Story
Theatre openings.
Editorial.
Ivan Volkman--Production Manager--Correspondence.
Weiss, Voisin, Cannon, Incorporated (Stockbrokers) - Beverly Hills - Location.
Zagon, Schiff, Hirsch, Levine, & Mark--Correspondence.
Publicity
Press Releases.
Press, Radio, College Lists from A&M Records.
Preview Screening, New York Alice Tulley Hall June 21, 1971.
Requests for Premiere, Special Screenings, etc.
Glass, George--Correspondence.
appearances: TV/Radio, Personal & Telephone Interviews.
Advertisements.
Beck, Myer P.--Correspondence.
Columbia Pictures--Correspondence.
M. Kay (Booker)--Correspondence.
Advertisements.
Trailer (TV clips).
Television Spot 1 minute (Stan Freberg).
Press Kit.
Magazine clips.
Promotion (Ecology Organizations).
Trailers.
Promotion (New York screening).
Promotion (Miscellaneous).
Radio/TV Promotion.
Scripts
1. First draft: ; revised, May 22, 1970 June 12, 1970.
2. Revised first draft: June 12, 1970.
3. Final draft: (as shot). Revised, June 18, 1970 July 29, 1970.
4. Final draft: (as shot). Revised, June 18, 1970 July 29, 1970.
5. Final draft: (as shot). Revised, June 18, 1970 July 29, 1970.
6. Final draft: (as shot). Revised, June 18, 1970 July 29, 1970.
6a. Final draft: (as shot). June 18, 1970
7. Final draft: (as shot). June 18, 1970
8. Final draft: (as shot). June 18, 1970
9. S. Kramer Personal Final draft: (Revised, June 18, 1970. September 10, 1970.
Stills
Proofs 8×10 taken in New York.
Tapes
1. Preview #1.
2. Preview #2.
3. Stan Freberg Radio Spot #1.
4. Stan Freberg Radio Spot #1.
5. Stan Freberg Radio Spot #1.
6. Stan Freberg Radio Spot #1.
7. Stan Freberg Radio Spot #1.
8. Preview #1, June 1971.
9. Preview #2, June 1971.
10. 11th Hour interview.
11. Interview with M. Jackson, April 9, 1972.
12. KABC Presentation October 21, 1960.
13. Face to Face.
Miscellany
Bless the Beasts and Children (1 vol.) - the story as it follows in the book without the flashbacks (Mac Benoff).
Bless the Beasts and Children (17 discs) - song recorded by The Carpenters: Bless the Beasts and the Children.
Editorials (Censorship).
The Caine Mutiny, 1954.
Final shooting script, heavily annotated by Edward Dmytryk.
Academy Award nomination plaque for best picture, 1954.
Model ship.
30 stills, 10 × 13,on heavy board, bound together.
16 × 20 framed still photograph, autographed by the cast.
Folder of awards.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by Stanley Roberts. May 6, 1953.
The Champion, (1949).
Final shooting script, annotated by Mark Robson.
24 Storyboards.
27 Set Stills
Statuette of prize fighter with one hand (Kirk Douglas).
1 Shooting Schedule
Script. Screenplay by Carl Foreman. ca. 1948.
A Child is Waiting, 1963.
Final draft screenplay, January 3, 1962.
Final draft: (4). January 3, 1962
Final draft: (3). January 3, 1962
Dialogue and cutting continuity scripts.
Dialogue continuity.
Cutting continuity.
Folder of awards.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Cast and crew lists).
Production files (Daily production reports - M.P.P.A.).
Production files (Music).
Production files (Publicity - Wardrobe).
360 production stills.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Releases.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Reviews
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Feature stories.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Tear Sheets.
Cyrano de Bergerac, 1950.
Final shooting script, heavily annotated by Carl Foreman.
Folder of newsclippings.
Folder of awards.
184 stills, 8 × 10.
Poster of Cyrano de Bergerac, Japan, One sheet. 1950.
Cleveland Film Critics Trophy for Cyrano de Bergerac, 1951.
Press Book
24 Storyboards.
30 Storyboards.
30 Storyboards.
28 Storyboards.
29 Storyboards.
29 Storyboards.
Cup from Jose Ferrer ( Cyrano de Bergerac).
Black Tights--Correspondence.
NTA - 4 Star Television Rights - High Noon.
Cyrano - Never judge a man by his nose.
Cyrano - Saperstein--Magoo Cartoons) - Television Correspondence.
Cyrano--Van Loewen & O'Brien)--Correspondence.
Geller, Mike (Plagiarism).
Legrand, Michel (composer & conductor) Contract.
Mercer, Johnny (songwriter) Contract.
NBC-TV. Proposed musical Cyrano (Richard Graham).
Harburg, E.Y. & Burton Lane.
Job Applications.
Script. Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand. Second draft screenplay by Carl Foreman.
Script. Screenplay by Carl Foreman. From the play by Edmond Rostand.
Cutting and dialogue continuity.
Actors & Agents.
Agents - Technical Employment.
Releases.
Costumes--Correspondence.
Comments, Congrats, quotes, etc.
Columbia Pictures Corporation - Purchase Agreement.
Clips--Newspapers.
Clips--Trades.
Budget--Cost Reports.
Bart, Lionel--Correspondence.
Crank letters.
Conflicts--Miscellaneous
Davis, Jr., Sammy--Contract.
Cyrano (Short). Sent to Film Archive, UCLA, Theatre Arts Department.
Cyrano Corporation--Correspondence & Financial Statements, Minutes.
Cyrano Corporation-- High Noon Anthology - Five Classic Screenplays.
Cyrano Corporation--David Merrick's Musical Play - Cyrano de Bergerac--Correspondence and agreement.
Death of a Salesman, 1951.
Final shooting script, including all changes, cast lists, and production breakdown.
Production material
Modern Photography plaque, 1952.
Folder of newsclippings.
30 Storyboards.
30 Storyboards.
21 Storyboards.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by Stanley Roberts. August 3, 1951.
American Weekly plaque for Death of A Salesman, 1952.
The Defiant Ones, 1958.
106 production stills, 8 × 10.
16 phonograph record, music.
British Film Academy plaque for best film.
Script. n.d.
Script. January 20, 1950.
Script. January 28, 1958.
Script, January 28, 1958.
Cutting and dialogue.
Cutting continuity (3).
Original first draft screenplay.
Final draft screenplay, heavily annotated by Stanley Kramer, with scene breakdown on each page.
Photograph of Stanley Kramer, 11 × 14.
Editors' Trophy, 1958.
Hollywood Foreign Press statue for Best Picture.
Folder of awards.
New York Film Critics plaque for Best Picture, 1958.
New York Film Critics plaque for Best Director, 1958.
Page One Award plaque, , in case. June 26, 1959
Sterling silver leg irons (Stanley Kramer, 1958).
Academy Award plaque for nomination for Best Picture, 1958.
Academy Award plaque for nomination for Best Director.
Screen Directors' Guild plaque for nomination for Best Director.
Screen Producers' Guild certificate for nomination for Best Producer, framed.
John Anson Ford Plaque for The Defiant Ones, 1958.
Valladolid, Spain, plaque for The Defiant Ones, April 1959.
Los Angeles Urban League plaque for The Defiant Ones, 1958.
Production files.
2-12 phono recordings, Long Gone.
Prof. Irwin R. Blacker.
Press Book
50 stills and slides or transparencies.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
12 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
Domino Killings (original title: The Domino Principle)
Production Materials
1. Albert, Edward Jr. (Pine)--Contract, etc.
2. Bergen, Candice (Doris)--Contract, etc.
3. Rooney, Mickey (Spinenta)--Contract, etc.
7. Hackman, Gene--Tucker)--Contract, etc.
61. Actors--Day Player Contracts.
4. Widmark, Richard (Tagge).
5. Avco Embassy.
6. The Domino Principle - Art Department.
8. Wallach, Eli (Gen. Reser).
10. Actors & Agents.
11. Publicity on Prison (envelope/ads).
13. Location notes.
14. Theatre Openings.
15. Script Revisions--First Revised (Notations). January 15
16. Gavin.
17. William S. Gilmore.
18. Editorial - Television version.
19. Daily Production Reports.
20. Credits--Main Title and Advertising.
21. Crew.
37. Cast & Crew Lists.
22. Kappoff Music Services (Nathan Kappoff).
23. Marstar.
24. Location - San Francisco.
25. Independent Casting.
26. Insurance.
27. Location - Puerta Vallarta.
28. Kennedy, Adam--Contract, etc.
29. Schedules.
30. Script Distribution.
31. Publicity, Press Correspondence.
32. Publicity, Advertisements.
46. Publicity, Strauss, John (CPR) Correspondence.
53. Publicity Releases.
33. Publicity, Beck, Meyer P., Correspondence.
34. General.
35. Location, San Quentin.
36. Comments, Congratulations, Quotes, etc.
38. Continuities Combined.
39. Hotel lists.
41. Brown - Kraft.
40. Box Office Receipts.
42. Business Expenses - S. Kramer.
43. Budget--Estimated Detail.
44. Crank Letters.
45. I.T.C.
47. Location, Contracts (originals).
48. Morse, Terry (Associate Producer/ Production Manager).
49. Movement Lists.
50. MPAA.
51. Music (Miscellaneous Correspondence).
52. Music - Shirley Eikhard (Some Day Soon).
54. Shooting Schedule.
55. Starger, Martin--Correspondence (MARSTAR).
56. Schiff, Hirsch & Levine--Correspondence.
57. Screenings.
Werner, Oscar
Signed Work Permits.
Revised Pages November 28, 1975.
Actors--Weekly Contracts.
Actors--Daily & Weekly - Stuntmen.
Reviews.
Frank Waldman--Correspondence.
Production Board picture negatives.
Production slides--12.
Production notes (bound).
Notebook of production sketches (blueprints).
Revisions. November 12, 1975.
Accordion file--Miscellaneous script revisions.
Record. Some day soon. Theme from The Domino Principle. 3 copies. Shirley Eikhard.
Scripts
First draft: November 10, 1975.
Revised first draft: January 15, 1976.
Stills
Tapes
One 7½ tape - Some Day Soon - Main Title (2:35).
Eight Iron Men, 1952.
Final shooting script.
Dialogue continuity. n.d.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by Harry Brown(?). February 16, 1952.
Folder of newsclippings.
67 Storyboards.
31 Storyboards.
33 Storyboards.
49 Storyboards.
44 Storyboards.
Final Verdict
1. First draft screenplay by Elizabeth Wilson. March 9, 1964.
2. Sale. Columbia Pictures Corporation. December 22, 1967.
The 5,000 Fingers of Doctor T., 1953.
Final shooting script, annotated, with stills.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by Allan Scott. January 30, 1952.
Dialogue continuity. n.d.
Folder of newsclippings.
The Four Poster, 1953.
Final shooting script, heavily annotated.
Dialogue continuity. n.d.
Script. Final draft: By Allan Scott. August 13, 1951.
6 Storyboards from section labeled Poisoned Brandy.
19 Storyboards from section labeled Sequnce G.
12 Storyboards from section labeled The Daugther's Wedding.
9 Storyboards from section labeled Cod Liver Oil Episode.
6 Storyboards from section labeled Her Son's Death.
15 Storyboards from section labled sequence C.
14 Storyboards from section labeled sequence B.
29 Storyboards from section labeled Nuptual Sequence.
Silver Bed Award.
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, 1967.
Final draft by William Rose.
Final draft, heavily annotated by Stanley Kramer.
Final draft, Italian.
Radio/TV schedules.
Income from picture.
A Special Kind of Magic, history of the film, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, by Roy Newquist.
Three Academy Award nomination plaques: two for best picture; one for best director.
Dialogue continuity script.
Folder of correspondence on awards.
Film clips of Kathy Houghton.
Sterling silver plate--Kathy Houghton.
Screen Directors' Guild Plaque.
Council of Churches of Southern California plaque, 1968.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Columbia Pictures).
Production files (Comments - De Vol, Frank).
Production files (Editorials - Publicity: Campaign reports).
Production files (Publicity: Beck - Wardrobe).
Publicity files (Academy Awards publicity material).
Rand-McNally book material.
Publicity files (Advertisements - New York Times).
Publicity files (Radio--Trailers).
Magazine clippings.
Newspaper clippings.
100 production stills, 8 × 10.
Miscellany
3. Picture Continuity - Reel 1A November 10, 1967.
4. Dialogue Continuity - Reel 1A October 28, 1967.
Scripts
1. First draft: January 7, 1967.
2. Final draft (2).
Stills
Folders
1. Preview Program and Sample Tix.
2. Previews, Premieres.
3. Yankee Magazine - Silhouette of a Wedding by Laurie Hillyer - Story Conflict.
4. Rose, William (writer)--Contract.
5. Kramer, Stanley - Expenses.
6. Insurance.
7. MPAA.
8. Claim - The People Web by M.R. Plunkett.
9. Cast & Crew Sheets.
10. Comments etc.
11. Hackett & Company, Samuel - Auditor, New York.
12. Box Office Receipts.
13. A Distant Light--Correspondence.
American Cinema Editors' statue, 1968.
The Juggler, 1953.
Final shooting script, annotated.
Folder of newsclippings.
Script. First estimating draft: Screenplay by Michael Blankfort. May 7, 1952.
14 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
The Happy Time, 1952.
Final shooting script.
Script. First estimating draft: By Earl Felton. November 27, 1951.
Dialogue continuity. n.d.
Folder of newsclippings.
Folder of awards.
16 Storyboards.
35 Stroyboards
35 Storyboards.
33 stills.
High Noon, 1952.
Final shooting script with story notes.
Script. 1951.
Script. Screenplay by Carl Foreman.
Folder of newsclippings.
Photoplay Magazine award, 1952.
File of 50 production stills.
Press Book
20 Storyboards.
Academy Award nomination plaque for best production, 1952.
New York Film Critics plaque. Best Motion Picture, 1952.
Life and Ideas, Foreign Press Association plaque.
Dialogue continuity. March 3, 1952.
National Movie Poll Trophy for High Noon, 1952.
Home of the Brave, 1949.
8 Storyboards and 3 Photographs.
Screenplay by Carl Foreman. n.d.
Screenplay by Carl Foreman. n.d.
30 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
33 Storyboards.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Award, 1950.
Folder of newsclippings.
Los Angeles Urban League plaque for Home of the Brave, 1950.
Inherit the Wind, 1960.
Treatment by Earl Felton, , original typescript. March 2, 1958
Photos (production) of S. Kramer.
Script, October 21, 1958.
Script, (5). August 13, 1959
Script August 13, 1959
Story treatment, original typescript, heavily annotated by Earl Felton.
Synopsis by Earl Felton, April 3, 1957.
First draft screenplay by Nathan Douglas and Harold Smith, September 3, 1958.
Final draft screenplay by Nathan Douglas and Harold Smith, September 3, 1958.
Cutting continuity.
Cutting Continuity (2).
Cutting: Dialogue Continuity.
Dialogue Continuity (2).
Dialogue continuity.
215 production stills.
215 production stills.
General Correspondence (folder).
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Dialogue continuity.)
Production files (Distribution reports - M.P.P.A.)
Production files (Music - Publicity: Kaplan).
Music score on ten 45 rpm records.
6 record albums.
Music notes and timing notes.
Music sketches and cue sheets.
Music skins.
Music cue sheets.
Production files (Publicity: Thomas - Zagon).
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence Dayton premiers.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Reviews.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Lists of awards.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Play and Original Research Data
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Featurette.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. American Legion.
Screen Producers' Guild certificate of nomination for Best Production, , framed. 1960
Press Book
La Tercera Resena Mundial de los Festivales Cinematograficos Award, statue, 1960.
10th International Berlin Film Festival, 2 certificates one of which is framed.
21 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
Invitation to a Gunfighter, 1964.
First draft teleplay for CBS Playhouse 90 by Hal Goodman and Larry Klein, February 11, 1957.
Dialogue continuity.
Cutting continuity.
Script. Final. June 7, 1963.
Master Working Script--Supervisor's.
Second draft teleplay by Leslie Stevens, March 7, 1957.
First draft screenplay by Alvin Sopinsely, February 14, 1958.
First draft screenplay, revised, by Hubert Cornfield, original typescript, heavily annotated, October 1, 1962.
Second draft screenplay by James Lee Barrett, original typescript and annotated.
Final draft screenplay by Elizabeth and Richard Wilson, June 7, 1963.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Credits).
Production files (Continuities - Writers).
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, 1963.
Second draft screenplay, annotated by William and Tania Rose.
Second draft revised with script supervisor's annotations.
Cutting continuity.
Comments.
Awards.
Wardrobe: miscellaneous pieces worn by cast.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Budget).
Production files (Cast and Crew--Music cues).
Production files (Musicians - Publicity).
Production files (Screenings--Work schedule).
600 production stills, 8 × 10.
TV and radio spots.
Orchestra score.
2 record albums of music for Mad, Mad World.
4 interviews on phonograph records.
175 original pen and ink sketches of the ladder sequence, 8 × 10.
Mad World, side one. yrlsc_161_110_001 undated
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Advertising appropriations
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. New York mail order reports
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Reviews
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Stories
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. 70 mm. test print
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Tear Sheets
Distribution Report (Last report, ), Comments, etc. November 30, 1968
Brillig Production, Limited. Rese, William & Tania.
Brillig Productions, Limited. William Rose. Award presented to Stanley Kramer in Cannes, France. Summer 1960.
Theatre Opening - Re-issue.
Gottlieb, Samuel - New York attorney.
Elliot, Walter.
Eight record albums of music score.
Insurance.
Zagon, Aaron & Schiff.
United Artists--Correspondence.
Sale--Correspondence re. MW.
Shooting schedule - Pre-production & Plates, April 5, 1962.
Shooting schedule, October 1, 1962.
William Morris Incorporated--United Artists Corporation.
Publishers' Award Plaque for Mad, Mad World, 1964.
Revised shooting schedule to finish: August 21, 1962-November 6, 1962.
Film Effects of Hollywood, Incorporated.
Editorial.
Scripts
1. First draft screenplay - Something a little less serious (2).
1a. First draft screenplay. Something a little less serious (1).
2. Second draft.
3. Script (two parts), November 9, 1962.
5. Script.
6. Continuity.
8. Cutting continuity (2).
9. Dialogue continuity (3).
10. S. Kramer personal scripts, numbered 1 and 3.
Judgement at Nuremberg, 1961.
First draft screenplay, 1960.
Final draft screenplay, January 9, 1961.
Final draft screenplay, revised, July 7, 1961.
Abby Mann re Broadway Play - General Correspondence (folder).
Script, (2). January 9, 1961
Script. Revised final. July 7, 1961.
Revised final, July 7, 1961.
Final Complete (I. Volkman's).
Cutting Continuity (4).
Stills in red leather book (13).
Parchment from Donatello - cinematography.
Cutting continuity and dialogue continuity files.
Dialogue Continuity (6).
Saturday Review magazine, December 2, 1961.
Music Cue Sheets.
Clips.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Credits).
Production files (M.P.P.A. - Music).
Production files (Music - Publicity).
Production files (Shooting schedules).
Judgement at Nuremberg, paperback book.
Preview (audience) cards.
Story outline by Abby Mann, original typescript.
First draft screenplay by Abby Mann, original typescript, annotated.
Second draft screenplay by Abby Mann, original typescript.
Publicity posters.
United Artists Corporation (Roxlom) - Financing & Distribution Agreement (folder).
Recorded interviews on three records.
Press Book
Folder of awards.
Screen Directors' Guild plaque for nomination for Best Director and medal for award for Best Director.
I.C.C. plaque for Premio al Merito Cinematografico Best Foreign picture, , in velvet case. 1962
Screen Producers' Guild nomination for Best Production award.
Academy Award plaque for nomination for Best Director.
Academy Award plaque for nomination for Best Motion Picture, (2) 1961
Scholastic Magazine award for Judgement at Nuremberg.
Paperweight: National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1962.
Scrapbook of stills, World Premiere, Berlin, 1961.
Photocopy of music score.
Lyric sheets and music timing and notes.
Photocopy of music score.
4 phonograph records.
Cigar and cigarette box from the cast and crew, 1961.
Script--Final tape draft: April 5, 1974.
Script--Amended first draft: November 7, 1973.
Script--Final tape draft: As broadcast. April 5, 1974.
Script--Final tape draft: Annotated. April 5, 1974.
Script--First tape draft: Annotated. February 28, 1974.
Judgement: The Trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
Judgment: The Court Martial of the Tiger of Malaya - General Yamashita
Script--First draft: Screenplay by Norman Corwin. October 26, 1973.
The Court Martial of General Yamashita, (Various revisions).
The Court Martial of General Yamashita, (List of witnesses not included in First draft).
Judgment: The Court Martial of General Yamashita, (General revisions).
Scripts
1. Calley original.
2. S. Kramer's original script.
3. Lt. Calley, By John Sack. June 24, 1971.
4. Second draft: July 2, 1974.
5. Second draft: July 2, 1974.
6. Final tape draft: August 13, 1974.
7. Revised script, n.d.
8. As Broadcast script, January 12, 1975.
9. First draft. Henry Denker. (2). November 1, 1973
Miscellany
2. Clips--Lt. Calley.
3. Manuscript (John Sack's).
4. New York Times news articles, bound.
Transcripts (Calley vs. U.S. Army).
1. vol. 1, Book 1 (2).
2. vol. 1, Book 2 (2).
4. vol. 1, Book 4.
5. vol. 2, Book 1: Index (2).
6. vol. 3, Book 1: pp. 1-527 (2).
7. vol. 3, Book 2: pp. 528-917 (2).
8. vol. 3, Book 3: pp. 918-1073.
9. vol. 3, Book 3: pp. 918-1342.
10. vol. 3, Book 3: pp. 1074-1342.
11. vol. 3, Book 4: pp. 1343-1783.
12. vol. 3, Book 4: pp. 1369-1805.
13. vol. 3, Book 4: pp. 1343-1793.
14. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 1794-2305.
15. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 1806-1913.
16. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 1914-1990.
17. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 1991-2067.
18. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 2068-2220.
19. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 2069-2131.
20. vol. 3, Book 5: pp. 2221-2305.
21. vol. 3, Book 6: pp. 2306-2793.
22. vol. 3, Book 6: pp. 2306-2793. Incomplete.
23. vol. 3, Book 6: pp. 2328-2590.
24. vol. 3, Book 6: pp. 2591-2783.
25. vol. 3, Book 7: pp. 2794-3151.
26. vol. 3, Book 7: pp. 2804-2844.
27. vol. 3, Book 7: pp. 2794-3099.
28. vol. 3, Book 7: pp. 2845-3569.
29. vol. 3, Book 8: pp. 3152-3753.
30. vol. 3, Book 8: pp. 3162-3266.
31. vol. 3, Book 8: pp. 3267-3454.
32. vol. 3, Book 8: pp. 3455-3752.
33. vol. 3, Book 9: pp. 3754-4002.
34. vol. 3, Book 9: pp. 3754-4257.
35. vol. 3, Book 9: pp. 4004-4216.
36. vol. 3, Book 9: pp. 4217-4257.
37. vol. 3, Book 10: pp. 4258-4517.
38. vol. 3, Book 10: pp. 4475-4590.
39. vol. 3, Book 10: pp. 4258-4699.
40. vol. 3, Book 10: pp. 4591-4699.
41. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 4700-5079.
42. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 4700-4776.
43. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 4777-4884.
44. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 4885-4956.
45. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 4857-5042.
46. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 5043-5079 (2).
48. vol. 3, Book 11: pp. 331-1031. Exhibits included.
Folders
1. Wolper Prod.
2. Calley (2).
3. Cast Lists.
4. Revisions--General.
Member of the Wedding, 1952.
Final shooting script.
First estimating draft by Edward and Edna Anhalt. May 9, 1952.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by Edward and Edna Anhalt. May 26, 1952.
Folder of newsclippings.
Folder of awards.
The Men, 1950.
Final shooting script.
Folder of newsclippings.
Script. Carl Foreman.
Cutting and dialogue continuity.
30 Storyboards.
10 Storyboards.
30 Storyboards.
Folder of awards.
16 × 20 framed still photograph (Marlon Brando).
National Rehabilitation Association Plaque, 1950-51.
Varsity magazine plaque for The Men, 1950.
My Glorious Brothers (not produced).
Three drafts, original typescript, heavily annotated throughout by Ned Young and Harold Smith, 150 pages holograph by Ned Young.
Script--Adaptation by Howard Fast, March 14, 1958.
Script--First draft screenplay, March 1966.
Script. Screenplay by Nathan E. Douglas and Harold Jacob Smith. From the novel by Howard Fast.
First draft, annotated by Young and Smith, January 14, 1960.
First draft, revised, annotated by Young and Smith, April 25, 1960.
First draft, further revised, annotated by Young and Smith, 1960.
First draft, heavily annotated by Smith, 1960.
Second draft, annotated by Young and Smith, July 15, 1960.
Second draft, further revised, in orange cover, annotated by Young and Smith, 1960.
Third draft, annotated by Young and Smith, January 19, 1961.
Third, draft, revised, annotated by Young and Smith, February 2, 1961.
My Glorious Brothers--General Correspondence.
Miscellaneous revisions and work sheets.
53 original wardrobe sketches by Renie, 10½ × 13½.
My Six Convicts, 1952.
Final shooting script.
Folder of newsclippings.
Folder of awards.
My Six Convicts. Script. Final draft by Michael Blankfort. September 10, 1951.
Script. Michael Blankfort. September 10, 1951.
Dialogue Continuity.
29 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
Not as a Stranger, 1955.
Final shooting script, including all changes.
Script, (2). September 2, 1954
Cutting and dialogue continuity.
Folder of newsclippings.
230 production stills, 8 × 10.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Music and songs).
Production files (Negative cost - United Artists).
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
27 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
34 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
10 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
25 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
3 Photographs
Oklahoma Crude
Actors & Agents.
Call Sheets.
Columbia Pictures Correspondence.
Comment, Congrats, Quotes etc.
Crank letters.
Daily Production Reports.
Day out of Days Schedule.
Dunaway, Faye (Contract).
Editorial.
Tape
1. Roll 2A.
Film (Television clips) Sent to Film Archive, UCLA, Theatre Arts Department.
2. T. Kratochuil July 16, 1973.
3. Send a little love my way. (2)
4. Five-minute feature with S. Kramer, Faye Dunaway & G.C. Scott.
5. Chuck Walsh review, August 1, 1973.
6. Five-minute featurettes.
7. Radio interview with S. Kramer--San Francisco.
8. Unmarked.
Scripts
1. First draft: January 11, 1972.
2. First draft: January 11, 1972.
4. Final draft: , with S. Kramer notations. June 1, 1972
5. Final draft: , with S. Kramer notations. June 1, 1972
6. Final draft: , with S. Kramer notations. July 31, 1972
7. Revised script, August 23, 1972.
8. Continuities, combined (Cutting & Dialogue).
9. Incomplete revisions (Production #8246) outtakes.
10. Production script with notations.
Retyped--one copy for S. Kramer, April 26, 1972.
Outtakes from S. Kramer's script.
Pages deleted from original script.
2. Productions slides--envelope 23.
Cast/crew.
Press visiting location.
Reviews.
Costume descriptions & pictures.
Oklahoma Crude (record).
Photocopied articles on Oklahoma Crude.
Contact prints, 1 - 2315 and 2316 - 4390.
1. Script--First draft: Screenplay by Marc Norman. January 11, 1972.
On the Beach, 1959.
First draft screenplay, heavily annotated by Stanley Kramer.
First draft screenplay revised.
Revised script, (2). December 8, 1958
Continuity
Cutting continuity (4).
Cutting and dialogue continuity.
Script December 8, 1958
Revised Script December 8, 1958
Draft of script from France by John Paxton, original typescript.
Folder of awards.
Stills, 11 × 14. (112) in two albums.
230 production stills.
230 production stills.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Clearances).
Production files (Comments - M.P.P.A.).
Production files (Music cue sheets - Publicity).
Page One Award plaque, , in case. April 1, 1960
Medal, Montevideo, Uruguay, April 1960.
Screen Producers Guild nomination for Best Production, , framed. 1959
16 × 20 framed still photograph (Gregory Peck).
16 mm print of the press conference at the Premier Chinese Theatre, December 17, 1959.
Framed matchbook from Yacht Club, Australia.
Sterling silver cigarette box from crew, Melbourne, Australia.
14 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
41 Storyboards.
42 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
Port of Trinidad, Spain, silver plaque for On the Beach, 1960.
La Hova Finne Trophy for On the Beach, 1960.
Pressure Point, 1962.
First draft teleplay by Dr. Robert Lindner, adapted for television by S. Lee Pogostin. Originally titled Destiny's Tot.
First draft revised teleplay by S. Lee Pogostin.
Final draft revised teleplay by S. Lee Pogostin.
First draft - working title.
Script, (2). n. d
Dialogue Continuity.
Cutting continuity.
Final draft: September 13, 1961.
Story notes for screenplay by Hubert Cornfield, July 28, 1961 and August 31, 1962.
First draft screenplay by Hubert Cornfield.
First draft revised by Hubert Cornfield.
First draft screenplay by Stanley Kramer, original typescript, annotated.
Final draft screenplay by Stanley Kramer.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Continuities).
Production files (M.P.P.A. - Wardrobe).
Music cue sheets.
Cutting and dialogue continuities.
Cutting and dialogue continuities.
Press Book
The Pride and the Passion, 1957.
Piano score.
Music cue sheets and final dubbing.
Microgroove recording of Antheil's theme conducted by Ernest Gold.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Dialogue continuity).
Production files (El Escorial - Publicity).
Production files (Sinatra, Frank - Wardrobe).
Story outline.
Second draft, shooting script.
Final shooting script.
Final shooting script, Spanish.
Display photograph with Stanley Kramer.
Screen Directors' Guild plaque for nomination for Best Director.
Small model cannon.
Second draft (2).
S. Kramer personal script.
Script in Spanish, Madrid Additional scenes shot in Hollywood. 1956 -
Final draft. Additional scenes shot in Hollywood.
Svenska Film Samfundet medallion, in case.
Music.
15 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
32 Storyboards.
34 Storyboards, 5 pages describing shots.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
10 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards, 4 pages describing shots.
9 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards.
Model cannon.
RPM
2. Music.
1. Revised pages. With notations. n.d.
4. Script. Revisions from script no. 1 and 2. Replaced by revisions dated October 16, 1969. October 17, 21 and 28.
5. Script. Further revisions for `first draft' plus new pages up to end of picture. September 3, 1969.
6. Script. Second rough draft. pp. 1-27. With notations.
8. Script. Revisions for revised first draft: October 13-28, 1969.
9. Script. pp. 1-71. October 3, 1969.
Stills
1. Key set stills-- RPM.
10. Script. pp. 1-128. Revisions. October 1969.
11. Script. pp. 72-105. With revisions. ca. October 1969.
Folders
1. Segal, Erich (Plays, Incorporated writer)--Contract.
2. Serling, Rod (Finger Lokes Production, Incorporated)--Contract.
3. Set Continuity Lists.
4. Suski, George (Campus Media, Incorporated), New York.
5. Theatre Openings.
6. Title Designers.
7. University of the Pacific--Contract.
8. Volkman, Ivan (Production Manager)--Correspondence.
9. Wardrobe plot.
10. Zagon, Schiff, Hirsch & Levine--Correspondence.
11. Music - Barry DeVorzon (Songwriter), Perry Botkin, Jr. (Composer)--Contract.
12. Music Cue Sheet.
13. Music--Miscellaneous correspondence.
14. Music--Soundtrack Album--Bell Records.
15. Music--Songs--Melanie--Contract (Lyrics & Songs).
16. Music--Song--Rudy Vallee.
17. Publicity--Advertisements.
18. Publicity--Beck, Myer Pages--Correspondence.
19. Publicity--Glass, George--Correspondence.
20. Publicity--Press Conference.
21. Quinn, Anthony--Contract.
22. Credits--Main Title & Advertising.
23. Correspondence.
24. Mailings (Permanent Record).
25. Key Set Photos (Correspondence).
26. Location Travel Arrangements.
27. Photo Captions.
28. Playdates.
29. Premiere.
30. Photo Coverage (Photographers).
31. Photo Orders.
32. Previews.
33. Production Notes.
34. Progress Reports.
35. Release.
36. Reviews (2).
37. Promo - Radio / Television.
38. Promotion--Miscellaneous.
39. Promotion--Television Documentary.
40. Bob Yeager Copy.
41. Newspaper Clips.
42. Magazine Clips (Trade Clips).
42a. Trade clips.
43. Release Date.
44. Research (2).
44a. Research (1).
45. Screening.
46. Crank Letters.
47. Actors and Agents.
48. Ann-Margaret--Contract.
49. Actors--Day Player--ContractS.
50. Actors--Weekly Contracts.
51. Actors--Daily & Weekly--Stunt Men.
52. Box Office Receipts.
53. Brockman, Colin.
54. Budget--Cost Reports--Pre-production & Production Costs.
55. Budget--Estimated Detail.
56. Cast & Crew Lists.
57. Claim - Gary Rossiter vs. Columbia Pictures & S. Kramer.
58. Clatworthy, Bob (Production Designer)--Contract.
59. Columbia Pictures--Correspondence.
60. Comments, Congratulations, Quotes, etc.
61. Crew--Salary Agreements--Key Personnel.
62. Editorial.
63. Ferguson, Robert (Vice President of Advertising, Publicity & Expl.)--Correspondence.
64. Gordon, Billy (Casting Department).
65. Hotel lists.
66. Hugo, Michael (cameraman)--Contract.
67. Jaffe, Leo--Correspondence.
68. Kramer, Stanley & Earl - Los Angeles County Health Department Notice.
69. MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America).
70. Synopsis.
71. Book Novelization.
72. Advertisements.
73. Billing.
74. Lockwood, Gary (Rossiter).
Scripts
1. First draft: September 2, 1969.
2. First draft: With notations. September 2, 1969.
4. First draft: pp. 1-93. September 2, 1969.
5. Revised first draft: October 3, 1969.
6. Fifth draft: Screenplay by Rod Serling (2). July 18, 1969.
7. Script: October 19.
8. Final draft: Screenplay by Erich Segal. As shot (3). November 3, 1969.
9. Final draft: Screenplay by Erich Segal (2). November 3, 1969.
10. Final draft: As shot. Screenplay by Erich Segal (3). November 3, 1969.
11. Final draft: Close to as shot but not perfect. no. 152, 6, 153, 148, 158 (5). November 3, 1969.
12. Final draft: Screenplay by Erich Segal. no. 80, 138, 133, 2 (4). November 3, 1969.
13. Final draft: no. 73. November 3, 1969.
14. Final draft: no. 70. November 20, 1969.
15. Final draft. Screenplay by Erich Segal. Stanley Kramer's script. As shot. S. Kramer script editing. November 3, 1969.
16. Final draft: Screenplay by Erich Segal. no. 157. With added lines by Gary Lockwood. November 3, 1969.
17. Final draft: As shot. Screenplay by Erich Segal. November 3, 1969.
18. Final draft: S. Kramer personal shooting script. With notations. Screenplay by Erich Segal. November 3, 1969.
22. Script. pp. 3-93.
23. Second/final draft: pp. [1] - 128. With notations. November 3, 1969.
24. Final draft: As shot. S. Kramer script. November 3, 1969.
25. Script. With notations. n.d.
26. Script.revisions. With holograph notations. November 17, 1969.
27. Combined continuities (4).
28. Combined continuities (5).
29. Continuities combined (2).
Runner Stumbles
Cinema Circulus Achievement Award presented to Stanley Kramer on the occasions of his 35th film, The Runner Stumbles. Division of Cinema/Television, University of Southern California, Laminated plaque. 9 November 1979.
12 Storyboards.
19 Storyboards.
17 Storyboards.
Secret of Santa Vittoria
16mm master footage. No sound.
Foreign Press Award for The Secret of Santa Vittoria, 1969.
Envelope containing photographs (8) and color transparencies (11) of Stanley Kramer.
Scripts
1. First rough draft (pp. 1-199).
2. First draft (pp. 1-199) with S. Kramer notations.
3. First draft: (6). April 9, 1968
4. Script, (3). April 18, 1968
5. Final, (1). April 18, 1968
6. Exact Shooting Script (3).
7. Exact final shooting script (before retyping).
8. Exact final shooting script (after retyping).
9. S. Kramer's shooting script.
10. Continuity Combined (2).
11. Combined continuity. (5). September 23, 1969
12. Combined continuity, (6). September 23, 1969
13. Script (2) April 18, 1968.
14. Script, 8 parts (in Italian).
17. Replacement from yellow draft. Ben Maddow.
Stills
Tapes
1. Quinn Tape #1, #2 & #3.
2. Radio Commercial (Cinzano).
3. Interviews of major actors in Secret. (4)
Miscellany
1. Scores (2).
2. Stack of postcards (Location). (36)
4. Sample Invites and Tickets--Previews.
6. Clippings, newspaper (1).
6a. Clippings, newspaper (1).
7. Clippings, Foreign, Trade, Magazine.
8. Press Kit.
9. Proofs. World premiere--Village Theatre, Westwood. October 17, 1969.
Folders
1. Awards, Academy Nominations etc.
2. Audley, Michael (Dialogue Director).
3. Assets Recoverable.
4. Anticoli Corrado, Italy (Location).
5. Actors Hirec in Europe (ContractS).
6. Budget--Estimated Detail.
7. Budget--Cost Reports & Trial Balances.
8. Box Office Receipts.
9. Beck, Myer Pages--Correspondence, Sales, etc.
10. Beck, Myer Pages (Sales Representative)--Agreement.
11. Programs.
12. Production Notes.
14. Los Angeles Premiere.
15. Jerry Pam & Associates.
16. Premieres / Previews--Correspondence.
17. Preview Lists.
18. Press Junkets.
19. Promotion--Miscellaneous Projects.
20. Pages A. Tours.
21. Television & Radio Promotion (2).
22. Book Promotion & Sales.
23. Promotion (Cinzano) thru December 31, 1968.
24. Promotion (Cinzano) from January 1, 1969.
25. Photographers & Photo Coverage.
26. Los Angeles Premiere Meetings.
27. Press Lists.
28. Press Conferences.
29. Photo Orders.
30. Photos--Key Set Correspondence.
31. Shooting Schedule.
32. United Artists Corporation--Financing & Distribution Agreement.
33. Editorial.
34. Dubbing - Foreign.
35. Dragon, Carmen.
36. Distribution Statements, monthly from UA.
37. Directors Guild of America.
38. de Rossi, Alberto (make-up man).
39. De Laurentiis, Dino.
40. Day out of Days.
41. DeFilippo, Eduardo.
42. Daily Production Reports (2).
43. Crichton, Robert (author)--Correspondence.
44. Crichton, Robert (author)--agreement.
45. Crew--Miscellaneous Correspondence.
46. Credits--Main Title & Advertising.
47. Comments, Congrats, Quotes, etc.
48. Clatworthy, Robert (Production Designer).
49. Claims - Gabriella Nardi & M. Coccioletti.
50. Credits--Conflict (Joe King).
51. Cinzano Vermouth.
52. Cinecitta Studios.
53. Chemical Bank New York Trust Company (Loan).
54. Cast & Crew Lists.
55. Casting Director - Rome (Anna Grisi).
56. Call Sheets (2).
57. Butler - Glouner Incorporated (Main Title Credits) Correspondence.
58. Lisi, Virna (Contract).
59. Lee, Danny (Special Effects).
60. La Bella, Joe (Prop. Man).
61. Kruger, Hardy (Contract).
62. Kramer, Stanley--Expense Accounts.
63. Kramer, Stanley--Correspondence.
64. Kramer, Stanley--Villas.
65. Kramer, Karen--Correspondence.
66. Kramer, Earl.
67. King, Joe (Costumer).
68. Insurance & Claims.
69. Hacker & Company, Samuel (New York).
70. Gosnell, Ray (1st Assistant Director).
71. Gold, Earnest (Composer) Contract.
72. Gifts, Thank You letters from Rome (Cast & Crew).
73. Giannini, Giancarlo--Contract.
74. Franchi, Sergio--Contract.
75. Film Effects of Hollywood.
76. Festival--San Francisco, October 22, 1969.
77. Reviews.
78. Releases--#1.
79. Releases--#2.
79a. Releases--#3.
80. Releases--Features, Column Items.
81. Releases--UA.
82. Releases--dates.
83. Synopsis.
84. Trailers.
85. United Artists Publicity Manual.
86. San Francisco Film Festival.
87. Roy Newquist Project.
88. Music.
89. Magazine Coverage.
90. Mailings, Correspondence--Lists.
91. Mailings, Perm, Record.
92. Machiavelli quotes.
93. Locations.
94. Grosses.
95. Film Clips.
96. Expenses--Italian Publicity Office.
97. Robert Crichton--Italian Assignment.
98. Correspondence--Miscellaneous (2).
99. Cast & Crew.
100. Budgets.
101. Billing.
102. Billboards.
103. Advertisements.
104. Academy Awards, 1969-1970.
105. Academy Awards and Golden Globe, (accordion folder). 1969-1970
106. Screenings.
107. Seattle Opera Association.
108. Zagon, Schiff, Hirsch & Levine (correspondence).
109. Wyman, Don (Location Auditor).
110. Werner, Oskar--Contract.
111. Publicity--Campaign Outline.
112. Publicity--Appearances. Television, radio, personal and telephone interviews.
113. Programs & Invitations.
114. Production Notes--Synopsis etc.
115. Preview--Sneak (San Diego).
116. Premiere, Los Angeles.
117. Premiere--Correspondence.
118. Panavision--Rome--Agreement).
119. Newquist, Roy (Freelance Writer).
120. Negative--Technicolor--Rome.
121. Negative--Technicolor--Hollywood.
122. Publicity--Advertisements.
123. Negative--Technicolor--London.
124. Negative--Correspondence.
125. Music Spotting Notes.
126. Music--Miscellaneous Correspondence.
127. Music--Song, O Sole Mio.
128. Music--Conflict.
129. Music--Song, Ziggo Ziggo.
130. Music--Song from Santa Vittoria.
131. Music--Song, Tzigo Tzigo.
132. Music--Song, Stay.
133. Music--Song, Giovanezza.
134. Music--Song, Bella Bimba.
135. Music--Cue Sheet.
136. Music--Bob Tracy Music Cutter File.
137. MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America).
138. Morris Org. SPA.
139. Magnani, Anna (Contract).
140. Locations.
141. Maddow, Ben (writer)--Contract.
142. Volkman, Ivan--Production Manager.
143. United Artists Corporation--Contractual Delivery Requirements.
144. United Artists Corporation--Miscellaneous Correspondence.
145. Television Featurettes.
146. Theatre Openings.
147. Technicians--Italy.
148. Synopsis.
149. Speeches (S. Kramer).
150. Simon & Schuster--Publisher (correspondence).
151. Simon & Schuster - Publisher (Advertising).
152. Schlom, Marshall (Script Supervisor).
153. Salaries--Italian crew.
154. Rotunno, Pepe (cameraman) Contract.
155. Rose, William (writer) Contract.
156. Reviews--Book.
157. Research.
158. Rascel, Renato (Contract).
159. Quinn, Anthony (Contract).
159a. Publicity.
160. Publicity--United Artists--Correspondence.
161. Publicity--Miscellaneous from G. Glass (Rome).
162. Publicity--Tie-ups--Commercials.
163. Publicity--Sumner, Gabe--Correspondence.
164. Publicity--Spot Announcements.
165. Publicity--Press Releases.
166. Publicity--Press Correspondence.
167. Publicity--Pre-production and production budgets.
168. Publicity--News Clippings.
169. Publicity--Italian.
170. Publicity--Goldberg, Fred--Correspondence.
171. Publicity--George Glass.
172. Publicity--Foreign--General.
173. Signed releases for Television Special.
174. Stills, Captions.
175. Rose, William (writer)--Correspondence.
176. Publicity--United Artists release.
177. Artists and artwork. Anticoli.
Sheiks of Araby
Movement Lists (Empty).
MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America).
Kiliper, R. Smith.
Cast & Crew Lists.
15. Howard Borris.
Budget--Estimated Detail.
Actors & Agents.
Correspondence
General Correspondence.
Schiff, Hirsch & Levine--Correspondence.
William Morris--Correspondence.
Music--Miscellaneous Correspondence (Empty).
Claim (Judy Belle and the Poorest Millionaire).
#10497--Correspondence.
Contracts
Paramount Pictures--Agreement.
Universal.
Sherman, Stanford--Contract.
Publicity
Publicity Releases--Beck, Meyer Pages--Correspondence.
Publicity Releases.
Scripts
Draft B, It's a Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad World. (2).
Script - Revised pages, July 14, 1975.
First draft: July 28, 1975.
First draft - obsolete, July 28, 1975.
First revised draft - Revised pages, (with S. Kramer notes). December 15, 1975
Revisions, (with S. Kramer notes). December 17, 1975
First draft: (with S. Kramer notes). May 20, 1976
Script - Frank Waldman.
First revised draft: (Waldman). July 1, 1976
Second revision, July 19, 1976.
Second revision, July 28, 1976.
Second revision. August 23, 1976.
Third revision, September 13, 1976.
First draft, revised with third and fourth revisions. and September 17, 1976 September 27, 1976.
First draft, revised, (2). November 24, 1976
First draft, revised, (2). December 1, 1976
First draft, revised, (6). December 1, 1976
Third revision.
Revised pages - General (folder).
Miscellaneous pages - approximately 200. From Sherman.
File Copies (Sanford Sherman). (5) First revised draft: December 15, 1975.
First draft: July 28, 1975.
Various revised pages (SK) (accordion file).
Pp. 30-51.
Revised pages. Varied. Frank Waldman.
File copy. Second revision, and fourth revision, March 11, 1976 September 26, 1976.
Ship of Fools, 1965.
Final draft by Abby Mann.
Magnetic sound track, Bosley Crother.
Folder of awards.
Script, final.
Script. May 18, 1964.
35 mm black and white print, credits only.
Six transcription records.
Production files (Actors' Contracts - Biographies).
Production files (Call sheets - Music breakdown).
Production files (Music titles - Proofs of Porter novel).
Production files (Publicity - Zagon).
Replica of a boat given by Spencer Tracy to Stanley Kramer for Ship of Fools.
Agreement
Stanley Warner Theatres Plaque for Ship of Fools, 1965.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Releases
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Reviews
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Schedules
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. Tear Sheets
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence. New York University
Tape Recordings
Fund for the Republic press conference, one hour.
Judgement at Nuremberg.
Film Editors Seminar: interview of Stanley Kramer.
Dateline, July 21, 1957.
Mike Wallace interview.
Hebrew. Israel.
On the Beach. Melbourne, Australia, radio station.
RPM. Lecture by Stanley Kramer at the University of the Pacific, December 1969.
United World Federation banquet, May 1, 1960.
Whittinghill Show, November 11, 1963.
Vivian Leigh Appreciation at USC, March 17, 1968.
Dialogue between Professor Feinstein, UC Berkeley, and Stanley Kramer on Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, 1968.
NYU Dinner, Plaza Hotel, New York City, December 4, 1968.
Joel Spivak and Stanley Kramer, December 6, 1967.
Dick Strout, Sidney Poitier and Katherine Hepburn, August 10, 1967.
Press conference: English Teachers' Seminar, March 2, 1968.
The Secret of Santa Vittoria.
Miscellaneous interviews.
Interview for Frank Tallman special on KOCE-TV. Tape cassette and typed transcription.
The Sniper, 1952.
Final shooting script.
Script, (2). September 4, 1951
Dialogue continuity.
Folder of newsclippings.
Production breakdown.
16 Storyboards.
35 Storyboards fromsection labeled Eddie Come Home Final.
35 Storyboards from section labeled Eddie Over Sleeps.
38 Storyboards from section labeled Emergency Hospital
35 Storyboards from section labeled Walk In Park, Drug Store.
So Ends Our Night
So This is New York
Scrapbook of So Ends Our Night and So This is New York, 1940-1946.
Scrapbook of So Ends Our Night and So This is New York,
The Wild One, 1954.
Final shooting script, heavily annotated.
Script. Final draft: Screenplay by John Paxton. January 20, no year.
The Wild One
Russian Film (produced and directed in Moscow by Stanley Kramer).
15 reels of film, interviews.
Correspondence.
Brochures and photographs.
M. Beck Publicity and Correspondence Files
Correspondence and Memorabilia
Academy Awards and nominations correspondence, 1949-1968.
American Film Institute (George Stevens, Jr.) correspondence.
American Jewish Committee correspondence.
Big Town correspondence.
Fund for the Republic, Incorporated, correspondence.
Hollywood Museum Associates correspondence.
Knickerbocker (San Francisco Chronicle) correspondence, 1963.
Leigh, Vivien Appreciation at USC correspondence, March 17, 1968.
Thank you letters - Stanley Kramer.
USIA, Washington, D.C. (George Stevens, Jr.) correspondence.
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute.
Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Los Angeles.
50th Birthday book, September 29, 1963.
Stanley Kramer personal awards and miscellaneous correspondence, 92 pp.
UCLA Extension, , correspondence, 101 pages. 1963
UCLA Extension, , correspondence, 34 pages. 1963
UCLA Extension, , correspondence, 71 pages 1963
UC Berkeley correspondence, 11 pp.
UCLA Material donations correspondence.
USC correspondence.
American Legion, 214 letters.
American Legion, 16 letters.
American Legion newspaper and trade publication clippings, 72 files.
Ahab (Sidney Poitier), 10 letters.
Governor Ellis Arnoll, 4 letters.
Note of Appreciation brochure by Stanley Kramer to directors, writers and cast.
Esquire magazine article, The Summer Job I Had As a Boy, June 1968.
Saturday Review article on Stanley Kramer, March 14, 1953.
Jack Valenti to Kramer re trip to Moscow, two letters.
Karlovy-Vary Festival certificate for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, 1968.
First draft of Final Verdict by Elizabeth Wilson. Screenplay, March 9, 1964.
First draft of Flotsam by David Loew and Albert Lewin, heavily annotated. Screenplay.
Awards and Memorabilia
The Albert Gallatin Award, at New York University. December 4, 1968
Seven dinner program brochures, December 4, 1968.
Sixteen photographs of the dinner program. In scrapbook.
Bronze medallion given to Kramer at the dinner program.
American Jewish Committee, Anti-Defamation League, B'nai Brith Plaque, 1961.
American Jewish Committee Human Relations--W.J. German Award, 1967.
American Jewish Congress arts award, January 18, 1968.
Berlin Film Festival bronze medallion, 1952.
Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame Honorary Award, 1976.
B'nai Brith Women's Plaque for Humanitarian, 1962.
Brandeis University Library-- Learned Research Journal.
California Teachers' Association Trophy, 1968.
California Youth Gives a Damn Coalition, 1972-1976.
Chicago International Film Festival citation of merit.
Cine-Revue gold medallion.
City of Hope statue for Outstanding Service, 1951.
City of Hope Torch Bearer Award, 1955.
Cork International Film Festival Silver Trophy, 1966.
UCLA plexi-glass award, charter member, Murphy Associates.
Exhibitor Laurel Award for top ten producers and directors, 1966.
Irving Thalberg Memorial Award, 1961.
Jewish Home for the Aged The Guardians plaque, 1962.
Look Award, (medallion). 1950
Look magazine plaque for film achievement, 1950.
Los Angeles International Film Exposition - Participation, , for High Noon and The Member of the Wedding. March 21-April 4, 1976
Maschera d'Argento plaque, Rome, 1967-1968.
La Mejor Pelicula Extranjera (MCMLIII) green and bronze award.
La Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinema Diveneza gold medallion, 1960.
New York University Achievement Award plaque, 17 May 1966.
New York University Man of the Year Testimonial Plaque, 1967.
New York University Perstare et Praestare plaque (MDCCCXXXI).
Pewter mug - New York University Alumni Fun 1966.
Norske Konosjefers Tildelt de Skalarve Vinden Forbund Solvklumpen silver plaque, 1965.
One book, Year of 1949 - Outstanding Man.
Prix Femina du Cinema Hommage gold medallion, 1960.
Producers' Guild plexi-glass award for Producer of the Year, 1967.
Screen Directors' Guild bronze award.
Silver-Sindacto Giorvalisti Cinema Italiani silver medallion, 1962.
Statues, male (2) Bookends.
Terneo preolimpico, (medallion). 1949
Trophy, pendant and certificate, Phi Eta Sigma of UCLA, , Honorary Life Member, Stanley Kramer. 1970
United Jewish Welfare Plaque for Man of the Year, 1960.
Unity Award plaque for human relations, 1966.
Wisdom Society's Award of Honor.
[in Russian] 1973.
Parent Magazine plaques for:
Home of the Brave.
Cyrano de Bergerac.
New York University B.S. degree, June 1933.
New York University Citation for Outstanding Class of 1933, April 11, 1955.
Camp Kent medals.
Seventeen magazine Picture of the Month plaques for:
The Champion, 1949.
Judgement at Nuremberg, 1961.
Mad, Mad World, 1964.
The Pride and the Passion, 1957.
Inherit the Wind, 1960.
Independent Film Journal plaque for Best Producer-Director, 1956-1957.
University of Southern California plaque for membership in the Cinema Circulus, 1967.
18 carat yellow gold Premio David Di Donatelli statuette.
Gallatin Medal presentation speech, 1968.
Personal Memorabilia
16mm print of Kramer's lecture for the APA, 1962.
16mm print of Kramer family, 925 feet.
16mm print of Larry Kramer's family, 1,150 feet.
Scrapbooks: Larry Kramer; Stanley Kramer and family; Stanley Kramer pictures.
Scrapbooks:
Stanley Kramer's family.
Personal Awards and Memorabilia
Awards June 20, 1975.
Wood stand for statue (see below).
Framed B'nai B'rith Certificate of Membership presented to Stanley Kramer, June 1975.
Memorial book of the occasion of Kramer's award, paperback. We Are One.
XI. Miscellaneous Film Productions
- Raise the Titanic:
3. Loanout agreement.
XII. Miscellaneous Folders
1. Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Science--Correspondence.
2. Academy Award Nom. for SK, to date. 1949 -
3. A Miscellaneous A
4. Actors & Agents General.
5. Academy of Television Arts & Sc.--General Correspondence.
6. Columbia Pictures--S of F Andersonville Dinner--agreement, August 17, 1962.
7. Columbia Pic. Kramer, Stanley - Personal Loan, 1967-68.
8. Columbia Pic. Kramer, Stanley--agreement December 29, 1967.
9. W Miscellaneous W
10. XYZ Miscellaneous XYZ
11. After the Fall.
12. Aladdin.
13. Casey Productions, Incorporated--Minutes of Mettings.
14. Columbia Pictures--Guess - Personal Fin. Situation.
15. Columbia Pictures--Zagon & Schiff Contract Fees August 17, 1962.
16. Columbia Pictures--Compensation, August 17, 1962.
17. Werner, Oskar--General Correspondence.
18. V Miscellaneous V
19. Valenti, Jack - Gen Correspondence.
20. Variety Club.
21. Universities--General Correspondence.
22. U Miscellaneous U
23. United Artists Corp.--Correspondence.
24. United Artists Corporation--Distributors Domestic & Foreign.
25. University Donations Contemplated (Wisconsin, New York University, Wyoming) Correspondence.
26. T Miscellaneous T
27. Television Special - SK.
28. Speaking Engagements - Requests etc. - GEN.
30. Music--Miscellaneous General.
31. "My Glorious Brothers" General Correspondence
32. Agents, Literary - Stories, Scripts, Ideas, Correspondence--#8.
33. Agents, Literary - Stories, Scripts, Ideas, Correspondence--#9.
34. Agents, Literary - Stories, Scripts, Ideas, Correspondence--#10.
35. Articles, Stanley Kramer - Books, Newspapers, Magazines etc. MISC.
36. American International Pictures, Incorporated.
37. Agents, Publishers & Printed Literature, 1972.
38. AFI, The.
39. Beck, Meyer.
40. B Miscellaneous B
41. C Miscellaneous C
42. Book on S. Kramer by S. Kramer and Donald Spoto.
43. Biography S. Kramer.
44. Crank Letters--General.
45. Donations, Requests--General.
46. Director's Guild--General.
47. D Miscellaneous D
48. Columbia Pictures Corporation--Correspondence.
49. Cine Mobil Systems--Correspondence and Data.
50. Chicano Assoc. for Student Assistance (CASA) - UCLA.
51. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions--Fund for the Republic, Incorporated).
52. Articles, Interviews, etc.
53. Biographies--S. Kramer.
55. Earl Kramer.
56. Karen Kramer (Sharpe).
57. Academy Awards & Nominations.
58. Tearsheets (3).
58a. Tearsheets (1).
59. Photos--Champion.
60. Article by S. Kramer about Spencer Tracy.
61. United Artists Corp (COMITAS) - OTB ITW TDO--Financing & distribution agreement.
62. United Artists Corporation--Television Film Sales.
63. United Artists Corporation--6 Pictures--Financing & distribution agreement.
64. Alfred H. Miller Company, Incorporated.
65. Montessori Schools, Incorporated (MMWIPP).
66. Morgan Camera Shop.
67. MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America).
68. Motion Picture Health & Welfare Fund.
69. Motion Picture Relief Fund.
70. Motion Picture Sound Editors.
71. Motion Picture Workshop of Bryant High School.
72. Patrick Murphy.
73. Muscular Dystrophy Association.
74. Musso & Frank Grill.
75. Newsweek.
76. David Orgell.
77. Jurgensen's.
78. Jewish Big Brothers.
79. Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.
80. JDA (Joint Defense Appeal).
81. Robert C. Jones.
82. Journals & Supporting Papers.
83. Mike Kaplan.
84. Kelly Girl Service.
85. Kerr's.
86. King James Steaks.
87. Fern Koenig.
88. L Miscellaneous L
89. K Miscellaneous K
90. Library of Congress, The (Wash., D.C.)
91. Locations--General.
92. King, Joe.
93. Kirkus, Service, Incorporated, The (Virginia) Book Reviews September 68).
94. Kramer, Earl (S. Kramer Letters) General 9-2.
95. Kramer, Earl (S. Kramer Letters) General K-3 File #2.
96. Job Applications, 1972-1976.
97. Job Applications, 1977.
98. Jackson, Michael--Show Mail.
99. Job Applications, 1967-1971.
100. I Miscellaneous I
101. Independent Financing--General.
102. International Federation of Knights of the Cinema.
103. Interviews - S. Kramer - Radio/TV/Taped/Live/Newspaper/General, etc.
104. Baddy Hackett.
105. H Miscellaneous H
106. J Miscellaneous J
107. Katherine Hepburn--General Correspondence.
108. Golden Door.
109. Glass, George--General Correspondence.
110. Film Festivals--Miscellaneous
111. Ivan Volkman.
112. Apollo Verlag.
113. Vendome.
114. Variety Heart Fund.
115. Variety.
116. U.S.C.
117. U.S. A. - U.S.S.R. - Track Meet.
118. Universal Pictures Company, Incorporated.
119. U.S. Department of Commerce--Bureau of the Census.
120. United Nations Association--U.S.A.
121. United Artists Corporation--Cash Requirements.
122. United Artists Corporation--Miscellaneous Correspondence.
123. Award--B'nai B'rith Man of the Year, 1970.
124. Biographies--Spencer Tracy.
125. Biographies--Katherine Hepburn.
126. Biographies--Sidney Poitier.
127. Biographies--Gary Lockwood.
128. Biographies--Anna Magnani.
129. Stanley Kramer Retrospective.
130. Stanley Kramer Television Documentary.
131. Judgment Television file--David Wolper--Stanley Kramer.
132. Film Inventory.
133. Biographies--Anthony Quinn.
134. B'nai B'rith Testimonial Dinner, February, 1971.
135. Kosherama.
136. Earl Kramer.
137. Stanley Kramer.
138. Lakeside Pharmacy.
139. Lambs Public Gambel.
140. Philip Langnor--A Child is Waiting.
141. Ede Robinson.
142. Roxlom Films, Incorporated.
143. Albert J. Ruben & Company.
144. Synanon Foundation, Incorporated.
145. Petty Cash Reimbursements.
146. Pickwick Bookshop.
147. Mel Pierce Camera.
148. Plaza Hotel--New York City.
149. Samuel Pop & Company.
150. Postmaster.
151. Producer--Written Guild of America--Pension Plan (2).
152. Screen Actors Guild--Producers' Pension Plan & Welfare.
153. Palm Springs Biltmore.
154. Pacific Telephone Company.
155. Parisian Florist.
156. Pathé Laboratories, Incorporated.
157. Gregory Peck.
158. Pension Plan--Motion Picture Industry.
159. Permanent Charities Committee.
160. S. Kramer Corporation--Payroll Account.
161. Directors-Producers Pension Trust Fund.
162. Pacific Title and Art Studio.
163. Occidental Life Insurance - Paid Bills.
164. Larcas Productions, Incorporated Production Account.
165. Larch-Mart Market.
166. Larry Productions, Incorporated.
167. La Scala.
168. Philip H. Leonard.
169. Jerry Lewis' Restaurant.
170. Little, Brown & Company.
171. Lomitas Productions, Incorporated Curtleigh Prod., Incorporated.
172. Scam Restaurant 9000.
173. Dan Scariano.
174. Schwab's Pharmacy.
175. Screen Producers Guild.
176. Saturday Review (subscription).
177. Selected Pictures Corporation (George J. Schaefer).
178. Shays, Incorporated.
179. Ship of Fools--Miscellaneous
180. Show (magazine) Renewal Subscription.
181. Mc Miscellaneous Mc
182. N Miscellaneous N
183. O Miscellaneous O
184. P Miscellaneous P
185. Q Miscellaneous Q
186. Quinn, Anthony--General Correspondence.
187. Russia--General Correspondence.
188. R Miscellaneous R
189. Radio Program for S. Kramer (Perets, O'Connor, etc.).
190. Stanley Kramer Retrospective.
191. S Miscellaneous S
192. Schiff, Gunther--General Correspondence.
193. Solaris / Syntar--New Filmakers.
194. Academy Awards Illustrated 27/28 - 64.
195. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #1).
196. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (3167-4160).
197. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #2) May-December 1968.
198. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #3) 1969.
199. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #4) 1970.
200. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #5) 1971.
201. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #6) 1972.
202. Agents, Literary Stories, Scripts, Ideas (File #7) 1973.
203. Slender Ama, Incorporated.
204. Smith, Harold J.
205. Sonoma County.
206. Southern California Committee of the Joint Defense Appeal of the American Jewish Committee.
207. The Stadium Club.
208. SK Corporation--Administrative Account.
209. SK Corporation--General Account.
210. Stanley Warner Theatre, Beverly Hills.
211. Rudolph Sternad.
212. Story of a Cheat, The--United Artists Notes.
213. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee.
214. Stuntmen's Association.
215. Production Report--Ship of Fools.
216. Radin's Liquor Store.
217. Railway Express Agency.
218. Rand - Fields.
219. Realities.
220. Revue Studios.
221. Revue Studios Contract.
222. United Artists Corporation Notes Payable (Inherit the Wind).
223. United Artists Corporation Notes Payable ( Judgment at Nuremberg).
224. United Artists Corporation Notes Payable (My Glorious Brothers).
225. Trial Balance, 1965.
226. Trial Balance, 1964.
227. Trial Balance, 1963.
228. Trial Balance, 1962.
229. Trial Balance, 1961.
230. Television Competitive Research, Incorporated.
231. Harvey Tyrrell - Buick (Bill of Sale).
232. Television Time Recordings, Incorporated.
233. Tanner Motor Livery.
234. Tavelman's.
235. Tax Returns.
236. Taylor, Jack--Loan.
237. Tele-Sound Service (Norelco Tape Recorder).
238. The Thallians.
239. Thermo-Fax Sales, Incorporated.
240. Spencer Tracy ( Judgment at Nuremberg).
241. Transport TC Clearings.
242. TWA - lines.
243. Adela Rogers St. Johns (Final Verdict).
244. San Fernando Valley Mental Health Association.
245. Saks Fifth Avenue.
246. The Sands.
247. George Glass - S. Kramer Corporation.
248. Horwits, Al--agreement.
249. Larcas Productions, Incorporated--Minutes of Meetings.
250. Larry Productions, Incorporated--Minutes of Meetings.
251. Lomitas Productions, Incorporated--Minutes of Meetings.
252. Morris Agency, W. & S. Kramer--agreement.
253. Revue Studios - S. Kramer Corp.--agreement & Correspondence.
254. Roxlom Films, Incorporated--Minutes of Meetings.
255. Search & Destroy Valley of Hanoi January 5, 1968.
256. Selected Pictures Corporation Agreement.
257. S. Kramer Corporation--Minutes of Meetings.
258. S. Kramer Productions, Limited--Profit Sharing Plan & Trust--Pension Plan & Trust.
259. S. Kramer Productions, Limited--Minutes of Meetings.
260. Sternad, Rudolph--agreement.
261. Story of a Cheat--agreement of Sale to Yul Brynner.
262. Story of a Cheat - United Artists Corporation--Finance & Distribution Agreement.
263. S. Kramer Corp.--agreements w/ Larcas-Roxlom-Larry-Casey.
264. S. Kramer Corp.--agreements w/ S. Kramer.
265. This Side of Innocence (Armand Deutsch) - Story Productions Limited.
266. United Artists Corporation--Larcas ITAG Pressure Point CIN--Financing & Distribution Agreement.
267. United Artists Corporation--Casey - Mad World--Financing & Distribution Agreement.
268. United Artists Corporation--Larry - My Glorious Brother--Financing & Distribution Agreement.
269. Zagon, Aaron & Schiff--agreement.
270. Ziffren & Ziffren - Tax Consultants.
271. Catering Services.
272. Artists 4 (Bill W.)--Correspondence.
273. California Public Interest Law Center.
274. MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America).
275. M Miscellaneous M
276. MPAA - Eugene Dougherty - Code & Rating Program.
277. Felton, Earl.
278. G Miscellaneous G
279. Film Festivals.
280. Dodgers, Incorporated Los Angeles.
281. E Miscellaneous E
282. F Miscellaneous F
283. Columbia Pictures--S. Kramer Productions, Limited--Zagon etc. Retainer & Fee Agreement January 12, 1968.
284. 10 Commandments.
285. Los Angeles Chapter of Waif (SK Corporation).
286. Los Angeles County Heart Association.
287. The Luau--SK Corporation.
288. Mac's Liquors (SK Corporation).
289. Magnetic Recorders Company.
290. I. Magnin & Company (SK Corporation).
291. Magnolia Bowling League (SK Corporation).
292. Abby Mann (in re Judgment at Nuremberg).
293. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company ( Judgment at Nuremberg).
294. Martindale's Book Stores, Incorporated.
295. Martin's Ticket Agency.
296. Mary & Joseph League.
297. May Company.
298. Meadow's Travel Agency.
299. New York University.
300. U.S.C.
301. President John F. Kennedy.
302. Thalberg Award, Irving, April 9, 1962.
303. New York University--Gallatin Award (includes stills).
304. DGA.
305. DGA, Film negotiations, 1973.
306. American Film Institute, Seminar, July 1973.
307. Gladney Schrag Communications, 1977-78.
308. Gladney, Norman, Radio spot.
309. Awards, miscellaneous
310. UCLA, 1972.
311. UCLA, , Chancellor's Associates, S. Kramer. 1969-1971
312. UCLA Univ. Research Lib., Stanley Kramer Donation, S. Kramer. 1970-1971
313. Bill Mull.
314. Rocket Messenger Service.
315. Stanley Kramer Show. Losers. #2.
316. Stanley Kramer Show. Winners. #3.
317. Kramer clips.
318. Stanley Kramer--Articles and correspondence.
319. Tracy--Clips-features-stories.
320. Stanley Kramer Show--Comedians. #1.
13. Miscellany
Books
1. Crichton, Robert. The Secret of Santa Vittoria. (Advance Copy) New York: Simon & Schuster, 1966.
2. Groundswell: University of Bridgeport's Magazine of the Arts. University of Bridgeport, 1977.
3. Man of the Year Award Dinner--Beverly Hills: B'nai B'rith.
4. Klein, Alexander, ed. Natural Enemies. New York: Lippincott, 1969.
5. Porter, Katherine Anne. Ship of Fools. Boston: Little, Brown & Company, 1962.
6. We are One. 1975 David Award. B'nai B'rith. Beverly Hills Hotel, June 14, 1975.
7. Book on Chaplin, Russian language.
8. Book on S. Kramer, Russian language.
Periodicals
1. TV Guide, October 30-November 5, 1976.
2. Coronet, April 1969.
3. McCall's, May 1969.
4. Life, February 17, 1969.
6. McCall's, July 1967.
7. McCall's, June 1966.
9. AFI Dialogue on Film, vol. 2, #9 July 1973.
10. Action, May/June 1976.
11. Daily Variety, April 19, 1976.
Records
Scripts and Related Material.
1. Story of a Cheat, The. (3)
2. The Monday Man, by Ronny Pearlman (Second draft: December 1, 1971).
3. No Alternative, Preliminary draft: (2). April 23, 1976
4. No Alternative, (First draft: May 19, 1976).
4a. No Alternative. Background material and story outline.
5. 40 Days of Musa Dagh, by F. Werfel.
6. Citizen Tom Paine, by H. Fast.
7. Judgment: The Court Martial of General Yamashita, (First tape draft: February 28, 1974).
Tapes
1. George Glass - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - Reference Dubs - Not for Broadcast; (1) Sidney Poitier (2) Stanley Kramer (3) Cecil Kellaway. (7½)
Transcripts.
1. Pages 1-198.
2. Pages 199-449.
3. Pages 450-699.
4. Pages 700-951.
5. Pages 952-1124.
6. Pages 1125-1306
7. Pages 1307-1500.
8. Pages 1501-1651.
9. Pages 1652-1867.
10. Pages 1868-2062.
11. Pages 2063-2241.
12. Pages 2242-2468.
13. Pages 2469-2703.
14. Pages 2704-2906.
15. Pages 2907-3128.
16. Pages 3129-3312.
17. Pages 3313-3522.
18. Pages 3523-3759.
19. Pages 3760-4063.
Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg, petitioners, vs.. The United States of America. no. 111.
1. Pages 1-666.
2. Pages 667-890.
3. Pages 891-1098.
4. Pages 1099-1306.
5. Pages 1307-1514.
6. Pages 1515-1715.
Depositions and Exhibits.
Joseph Than and Elick Moll, Plaintiffs, vs.. Columbia Pictures Corporation, Stanley Kramer, Sidney Poitier, William Rose, Defendants. no. 926,425, Superior Court of Los Angeles.
1. Trial brief and notes on depositions of Stanley Kramer and William Rose.
2. Deposition of E. Henry Lewis. October 17, 1969.
3. Deposition of Stanley Kramer. vol. 1. January 20, 1969.
4. Deposition of Stanley Kramer. vol. 2. January 24, 1969.
5. Deposition of Joseph Than. vol. 1. August 6, 1969.
6. Deposition of Joseph Than. vol. 2. August 7, 1969.
7. Deposition of Sidney Poitier. April 11, 1969.
8. Deposition of Elias (Elick) Moll. August 11-12, 1969.
9. Deposition of William Arthur Rose. London, May 28-29, 1969.
10. Exhibit A: A Distant Light by J. Than and Elick Moll.
11. Book of exhibits.
1. Wooden box. Gift to Stanley Kramer from U.S.S.R. Containing ashes from Hiroshima. (Ashes removed by Kramer.)
2. I hate everybody button.
3. Domino Principle. Cardboard acknowledgement from crew to Stanley Kramer. Inscribed by crew members.
4. Research. Rosenberg trial. Wolper Productions. 8, 1975.
5. Trials research. Judgment file. February 1973.
6. Envelope containing photographs of Karen Black (5). With note from Phil Kellogg.
7. Envelope containing photographs of Stanley Kramer (5).
8. Stills of Stanley Kramer. ca. 100.
9. Stills of Stanley Kramer and others (41).
10. Author Artist Album, vol. 10, University of Women of the University of Judaism. 1976.
11. Scientific or Technical Award Entries--50th Annual Academy Awards, 1977.
13. Klein, Barzman and Hecht. Description of company. April 3, 1969.
14. Letters to Kramer re his appearance on the David Frost television show concerning gun control. 24 items. ca. 1971-1972.
15. Memo re stills of various productions. August 11, 1971.
16. Brochure. U.S. Dept. of Labor. ca. 1967.
17. Judgment. Trials research. February 1973.
18. Judgment. Kramer/Wolper Productior. March 1973.
19. Judgment. Kramer/Wolper Production. April 1973.
20. Judgment research. ca. 1973.
Additional Production Material
Stills.
Additions, February 1983.
Certificate of Recognition from the Directors Guild of America, presented to Stanley Kramer, November 28, 1982.
Resolution designating Stanley Kramer Artist-in-Residence. Bellevue Community College District 8. Bellevue, Washington, In black frame. May 13, 1980.
Medal. Ville de Deauville. Stanley Kramer, September 1979.
Certificate designating Gold Award at Moscow Film Festival for Oklahoma Crude, 1973.
Additions, June 1983.
Honorary degree. Doctorate of Fine Arts. Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon, 20 × 15 cm. In case. 1 item. With this: copy of remarks by Charles U. Walker, academic hood, and 2 copies of baccalaureate and commencement programs. May 29, 1983.
Israel Humanities Achievement Award presented to Stanley Kramer in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the arts, his firm support of human rights, and his devoted service to the State of Israel. New York City, In gilt wood frame with print by NGL(?) Stern. May 14, 1984.
County of Los Angeles Resolution, 1970.
City of Los Angeles Resolution, 1971