Series

603. Konga; 604. House of Fright approximately 1960-1961

605. Operation Camel; 606. Beware of Children approximately 1960-1961

607. Master of the World NOTE: includes screening program approximately 1961

608. Alakazam the Great approximately 1961

609. The Pit and the Pendulum approximately 1961

610. Guns of the Black Witch; 611. Lost Battalion approximately 1961-1962

613. Journey to the Seventh Planet; 614. Prisoner of the Iron Mask approximately 1961-1962

702. The Premature Burial; 703. Twist All Night approximately 1961-1962

704. Burn Witch Burn; 705. The Brain that Wouldn't Die; 706. Invasion of the Star Creatures approximately 1962

707. Warriors Five; 708. Panic in the Year Zero approximately 1962

709. Marco Polo approximately 1962

710. Tales of Terror; 713. White Slave Ship NOTE: includes poster illustrations approximately 1962

714. Sampson and the 7 Miracles of the World; 715. Reptilicus approximately 1962

716. Battle Beyond the Sun; 717. The Raven approximately 1962-1963

718. Night Tide; 801. Dementia 13 approximately 1963

802. The Mind Benders NOTE: includes poster illustration; 803. Operation Bikini approximately 1963

804. The Terror; 805. The Young Racers approximately 1963

809. The Man with the X-Ray Eyes; 806. California approximately 1963

807. Free, White and 21; 808. Erik the Conqueror NOTE: includes poster illustrations approximately 1963

815. Black Sabbath; 810. Beach Party; 812. Haunted Palace approximately 1963-1964

813. Summer Holiday; 814. The Evil Eye approximately 1963-1964

816. Pyro; 817. Goliath and the Sins of Babylon approximately 1963-1964

818. Some People; 819. The Comedy of Terrors approximately 1964

820. Under Age; 822. Commando; 823. Torpedo Bay 1964

6401. Muscle Beach Party; 6402. Goliath and the Vampires 1964

6403. The Last Man on Earth; 6404. Unearthly Stranger 1964

6405. The Masque of the Red Death; 6406. Bikini Beach 1964

6407. The Time Travelers; 6408. Voyage to the End of the Universe 1964

6409. The Day the Earth Froze; 6410. Conquered City 1964

6411. Operation Snafu; 6412. Godzilla vs. The Thing 1964

6413. Diary of a Bachelor; 6414. Pajama Party 1964

6415. Navajo Run; 6416. Taboos of the World 1964-1965

6417. Atragon 1964

6418. T.A.M.I. Show; 6419. Tomb of Ligeia 1964

6501. The Lost World of Sinbad; 6502. War of the Zombies; 6503. Beach Blanket Bingo 1965

6504. War-Gods of the Deep; 6505. Swingers' Paradise NOTE: Includes 1 still of poster illustration. 1965

6506. Go Go Mania; 6507. La Dance A Go Go; 6508. Ski Party; 6509. How to Stuff a Wild Bikini 1965

6510. Sergeant Deadhead the Astronut; 6511. Ecco NOTE: includes telegram from Frank McCabe Independent Theatres Inc. approximately 1965

6512. Die Monster Die; 6513. Planet of the Vampires; 6514. Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine approximately 1965

6515. Spy in Your Eye; 6516. Secret Agent Fireball; 6517. The Big TNT Show 1965

6518. The Pawnbroker; 6519. The Servant 1964-1966

6520. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg; 6521. Queen of Blood; 6522. Blood Bath 1964-1966

6524. King and Country; 6601. The Dirty Game NOTE: includes 2 mini-posters 1966

6602. What's Up Tiger Lily?; 6603. The Great Spy Chase 1966

6604. Ghost in the Invisible Bikini; 6605. Fireball 500 1966

6607. Tarzan and the Valley of Gold; 6608. Frankenstein Conquers the World 1966

6609. The Girl-Getters; 6611. The Wild Angels 1966

6949. Tiger by the Tail; 7001. Bloody Mama 1968-1970 (dates broken)

7002. Horror House NOTE: includes information on The Crimson Cult (14); 7003. The Cycle Savages 1970

7004. Witchcraft '70; 7006. Wedding Night 1970

7007. Cry of the Banshee; 7009. The Swappers 1970

7010. A Bullet for Pretty Boy; 7011. Venus in Furs 1970

7012. Up in the Cellar; 7015. Count Yorga, Vampire 1970

7029. Angel Unchained; 7020. Julius Caesar NOTE: includes mock newspaper 1970

7021. Dorian Gray; 7022. Kama Sutra NOTE: includes pressbook mockup 1970-1971

7023. I am a Groupie; 7025. Tam Lin NOTE: poster illustrations only 1970-1971

7026. Wuthering Heights NOTE: includes 4 film stills and press information 1971

7101. Blood and Lace; 7102. The House that Screamed 1971

7103. Lola; 7104. The Incredible Two Headed Transplant 1971

7105. The Hard Ride; 7106. Pacific Vibrations 1971

7107. The Year of the Cannibals; 7108. Bunny O'Hare 1971

7109. Yog - Monster from Space; 7110. The Abominable Dr. Phibes 1971

7111. The Return of Count Yorga; 7112. Murder in the Rue Morgue 1971

7113. Dirty Dolls NOTE: poster illustrations only; 7114. Chrom and Hot Leather 1971

7115. Some of my Best Friends are... NOTE: poster illustrations only; 7118. Dagmar's Hot Pants Inc.; 7119. Carry on Camping 1971

7121. Lizard in a Woman's Skin NOTE: poster illustrations only; 7125. Black Jack NOTE: includes memorandum from Spence Steinhurst to Samuel Z. Arkoff et al.; 7202. Frogs NOTE: includes mock newspaper 1971-1973 (dates broken)

7203. Carry on Henry; 7204. Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster; 7205. Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde NOTE: original folder numbers the film 7204, but 7205 is written on the pressbook itself 1972

7206. Blood from the Mummy's Tomb; 7208. Night of the Blood Monster; 7207. Pick Up on 101; 7209. Dirtiest Girl I Ever Met NOTE: pressbook mockup 1972

7210. Boxcar Bertha NOTE: includes notice of duplicated mat numbers; 7211. Blacula 1972

7212. Dr. Phibes Rises Again NOTE: includes pop-up card; 7214. The Wild Pack 1972

7216. The Deathmaster; 7217. Slaughter 1972

7220. The Thing with Two Heads; 7221 The Dirt Gang 1972

7224. Baron Blood; 7226. Unholy Rollers 1972

7228. Carry on Doctor; 7229. Black Mama White Mama 1972-1973

7230. Black Caesar; 7231. The Female Response 1973

7301. Africa Uncensored; 7303. Cannibal Girls 1972-1973

7304. Coffy; 7305. The Little Cigars Mob 1973

7307. Raw Meat; 7309. Scream Blacula Scream 1973

7310. Slaughter's Big Ripoff NOTE: poster illustrations only; 7311. Heavy Traffic NOTE: advertisement only; 7315. Deep Thrust-The Hand of Death 1973

7312. Sisters; 7313. Manson 1973

7321. The Italian Connection; 7322. Don't Look in the Basement 1973

7325. Black Caesar and Hell Up in Harlem; 7327. The Bat People; 7409. Macon County Line 1973-1974

7328. The Amazons; 7511. Cornbread, Earl and Me NOTE: includes correspondence, clippings, screening programs, poster illustrations and combo poster illustrations with ''Cooley High'' 1973-1975

7510. Fritz the Cat NOTE: includes poster illustrations only; 7330. The Screaming Tiger NOTE: illustration only; 7331. Battle of the Amazons and War Goddess 1973-1975

7332. Bamboo Gods and Iron Men; 7333. Deranged approximately 1974

7401. Sugar Hill NOTE: screening program only; 7403. Love Life of a Cop 1973-1974

7404. Mad House; 7405. Foxy Brown NOTE: screening program only 1974

7406. Mark of the Devil; 7408. Act of Vengeance NOTE: includes pressbook for ''Rape Squad'' (''Act of Vengeance'' under an alternate title) 1972-1974 (dates broken)

7410. The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat NOTE: poster illustrations only; 7411. Truck Turner NOTE: includes mock newspaper article 1974

7412. Savage Sisters; 7413. The Chase for the Golden Needles NOTE: includes correspondence 1974

7414. The Destructors; 7417. Super Stooges vs. The Wonder Woman 1974

7418. House of Whipcord; 7422. Abby 1974

7509. The McCullochs NOTE: includes poster illustrations, correspondence and poster illustrations for ''Murph the Surf'' 1975

7507. Return to Macon County NOTE: includes poster illustrations 1975

7506. Cooley High NOTE: includes correspondence, poster illustrations and mock newspaper article 1975

7504. Live a Little, Steal a Lot NOTE: includes poster illustrations 1975

7503. Land That Time Forgot NOTE: includes combo poster illustrations with "At the Earth's Core," combo poster illustrations for "Cooley High" and "J.D.'s Revenge" and two one-sheet posters (found in Map Case 2 folder 10) 1975-1976

7501. Wild Party 1975

7502. Sheba, Baby 1975

7505. Hennessy 1975

7604. Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday ; 7603. Shout at the Devil 1976

7606. Small Town in Texas ; 7605. At the Earth's Core 1976

7608. Food of the Gods ; 7607. J.D.'s Revenge 1976

7610. Annie (formerly "End of Innocence") ; 7609. Special Delivery 1976

7611. Monkey Hustle NOTE: includes poster illustrations, poster illustrations for Madam Kitty and correspondence 1976

7613. Squirm; 7612. Futureworld NOTE: includes poster illustrations, "Breaker! Breaker!" poster illustrations, clippings and one-sheet poster (found in Map Case drawer 2 folder 10) 1976-1977

7614. Day That Shook the World 1977

7615. A Matter of Time 1 of 2 NOTE: both folders include correspondence, press kits, advertisements, clippings and poster illustrations 1976

7615. A Matter of Time 2 of 2 NOTE: film stills in press kit water damaged and temporarily removed from the collection 1976

7616. Blazing Magnums NOTE: advertisement only 1976

7618. Street People; 7617. Madam Kitty NOTE: includes correspondence, screening programs and poster illustrations 1976

7621. Death Weekend a.k.a. House By the Lake; 7620. Scorchy a.k.a. Race with Death NOTE: includes correspondence. "Scorchy" movie poster in map case drawer 1 1976-1977

7623. The Town That Dreaded Sundown NOTE: includes poster illustrations and correspondence only; 7622. The Little Girl who Lives Down the Lane NOTE: includes correspondence and illustrations for combination posters with ''Island of the Damned'' 1976-1977

7703. Chatterbox NOTE: includes poster illustrations 1977

7707. People That Time Forgot NOTE: includes press kit; 7705. Cracking Up NOTE: includes poster illustrations 1977

7709. Empire of the Ants NOTE: includes poster illustrations and mockups only; 7708. Island of Dr. Moreau NOTE: includes correspondence, poster illustrations and advertisements 1977

7711. Mean Dog Blues NOTE: includes poster illustrations and correspondence 1978

7713. Rolling Thunder NOTE: includes advance press proofs only; 7712. Joy Ride NOTE: includes correspondence and poster illustrations 1977

7714. Record City NOTE: includes stills and advance press proof 1977

7715. Incredible Melting Man NOTE: includes correspondence, clippings, advertisements and poster illustrations 1977

7802. Youngblood NOTE: includes film summery, poster illustrations and poster illustrations of "The Chosen"; 7716. Grayeagle 1977-1978

7804. Our Wedding Season NOTE: includes film summery and poster illustrations only; 7803. Holocaust 2000 (The Chosen) NOTE: includes advertisement only 1978

7806. Star Crash NOTE: film summery only; 7805. California Dreamin' NOTE: includes film summery, poster illustrations and correspondence only 1978

7808. High Ballin' NOTE: includes correspondence; 7807. Jennifer 1978

7809. Meteor NOTE: includes correspondence and advertisements 1978

7810. Norsemen of the Dark Sea NOTE: includes poster illustrations and correspondence only 1978

7812. Force Ten from Navarone NOTE: includes correspondence, advertisements, poster illustrations and poster illustrations of ''The Evictors'' and ''Love at First Bite'' 1978

7813. Here Come the Tigers NOTE: includes film summery and poster illustrations only 1978

7814. Matilda NOTE: includes poster illustrations, correspondence, film summery and an advertisement of ''Island of the Damned'' only 1978

7904. The Amityville Horror NOTE: includes promotional materials, poster illustrations, publicity, correspondence and one-sheet poster (found in Map Case drawer 2 folder 10) only 1979

7905. Love at First Bite NOTE: revised poster illustrations and correspondence only 1979

6612. Bang! Bang! You're Dead!; 6613. Macabro 1966

6614. The Fool Killer; 6615. La Dolce Vita approximately 1966

6616. Mondo Teeno; 6617. Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs 1966-1967

6618. Gill Women (Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women) NOTE: advertisement only; 6619. War Italian Style; 6620. Trunk to Cairo 1966-approximately 1968

6621. Psycho-Circus; 6622. Nashville Rebel 1966-1967

6623. Hallucination Generation NOTE: includes poster illustrations and mockups; 6624. Door-To-Door Maniac NOTE: a.k.a. Five Minutes to Live approximately 1961-1966 (dates broken)

6691. Dangerous Love Affairs; 6692. Sallah; 6693. Life Upside Down approximately 1961-1964 (dates broken)

6701. The Million Eyes of Sumuru; 6702. Thunder Alley 1967

6703. Tom Thumb; 6704. Riot on Sunset Strip approximately 1964-1967 (dates broken)

6705. Devil's Angels; 6706. Those Fantastic Flying Fools 1967

6708. Sadismo; 6709. The Trip 1967

6710. The Cobra; 6711. Born Losers 1967

6712. House of 1000 Dolls; 6713. The Glass Sphinx approximately 1967

6714. Spree; 6722. Adam and Eve; 6715. Hells Angels on Wheels; 6716. The Glory Stompers approximately 1967

6717. Mary Jane NOTE: includes poster illustrations 1967

6718. The Desperate Ones; 6719. Psych-Out approximately 1968

6720. Fortuna; 6801. The Wild Racers approximately 1966-1968 (dates broken)

6802. The Road Hustlers; 6803. The Wild Eye approximately 1968

6804. Cervantes; 6805. Wild in the Streets NOTE: includes advertisement 1968

6806. The Conqueror Worm; 6807. Helga 1968

6808. The Mini-Skirt Mob; 6809. Angels from Hell 1968

6810. Three in the Attic NOTE: includes advertisement 1968

6811. The Young, the Evil and the Savage NOTE: includes combo poster illustrations with ''The Wild Eye''; 6812. Killers Three 1968

6813. The Savage Seven; 6814. The Crimson Altar 1968-approximately 1970 (dates broken)

6815. The Young Animals; 6816. The Brute and the Beast 1968

6825. Trans-Europ-Express; 6826. The Vampire's Coffin NOTE: includes advertisement only; 6827. The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy NOTE: includes advertisement only approximately 1968

6828. Helga NOTE: includes order form and questionnaire 1968

6830. Succubus; 6901. The Devil's Eight NOTE: includes advertisements and an advertisement for ''Three in the Attic'' 1969

6902. Michael and Helga; 6903. Hell's Belles 1969

6904. God Forgives - I Don't!; 6905. Destroy All Monsters 1969

6907. Mafia; 6909. The Obling Box 1969

6910. Angel, Angel Down We Go; 6911. The Dunwich Horror 1969-1970

6912. de Sade 1969

6915. Chastity; 6916. Hell's Angels '69 1969

6917. Spirits of the Dead; 6918. Two Gentlemen Sharing 1969

6919. Explosion; 6921. Fearless Frank; 6914. Madigan's Millions 1969-1970

6922. Scream and Scream Again; 6923. The Savage Wild 1970

6930. 99 Women; 6931. That Cold Day in the Park approximately 1968-1969

6932. Paranoia; 6938. The Monitors approximately 1969

6947. Viva Max; 6948. The Magic Christian; Empire of the Ants approximately 1969-1970, 1977

Jailbreakers, campaign manual 1960

Tank Commandos; Operation Dame 1959

Jailbreakers, campaign manual 1960

6947. Jet Attack; Suicide Battalion 1958

The Spider 1958

Thunder Over Hawaii, campaign manual 1957

Motorcycle Gang; Sorority Girl 1957

7508. The Reincarnation of Peter Proud 1975

7512. Bucktown 1975

7513. Walking Tall, No. 2 1975

7514. Sixpack Annie, campaign manual 1975

7515. Old Dracula formerly "Vampira" 1974

7516. They Came From Within (alternative title: Parasite Murders) 1975

7517. The Devil Within Her (alternative title: I Don't Want To Be Born) 1975

7518. Killer Force (formerly "Diamond Mercenaries") 1976

7519. Friday Foster 1975

7520. Winterhawk 1975

7522. Bobbie Joe and the Outlaws 1976

7523. One Summer Love (formerly ''Dragonfly'') 1976

7524. Crime and Passion (formerly ''Ace up My Sleeve'') 1976

Jennifer NOTE: includes memo about film credits 1978

Youngblood NOTE: includes memo about film credits 1978

The Chosen NOTE: includes memo about film credits 1978

Here Come the Tigers, campaign manual NOTE: includes memo about film credits 1978

The Last Survivor, campaign manual NOTE: includes memo about film credits 1978

High Ballin' NOTE: photocopy of pressbook sheet 1978

Motorcycle Gang; Sorority Girl 1957

Shake, Rattle and Rock!; Runaway Daughters, campaign manuals 1956

103. Operation Malaya. 1953

Five Guns West 1955

105. Outlaw Treasure. The Fast and the Furious (flyers). 1955

106. The Beast with a Million Eyes. 1955

112. Gunslinger 1956

120. Flesh and the Spur 1957

207. Naked Africa. 208. White Huntress. 1954, 1957

209. The Amazing Colossal Man. 210. The Cat Girl. 1957

206. Motorcycle Gang. 212. Sorority Girl. 1957

211. Rock Around the World: plot synopsis only 1957

216. Terror in the Year 5000. 313. Screaming Skull. 1958

305/306/ Hot Rod Gang. High School Hell Cats 1958

311. She Gods of Shark Reef. 312. Night of the Blood Beast. 1958

403. Sign of the Gladiator. 1958

404. Diary of a High School Bride. 405. Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow. 1959

06. Goliath and the Barbarians. 1959

410. The Killer Shrews. 411. The Giant Gila Monster. 1959

407. Bucket of Blood. 409. Attack of the Giant Leeches. 1959

501. The Angry Red Planet. 1959

503. Circus of Horrors. 1960

502. House of Usher. 1960

504. Why Must I Die? 1960

505. Beyond the Time Barrier. 1965

506. The Amazing Transparent Man. 1960

507. Portrait of A Sinner. 1960

508. Journey to the Lost City. 1960

509. Goliath and the Dragon. 1960

602. Black Sunday. Night Tide. 1960

601. The Hand. 1960

Motion Picture Herald 1959

Los Angeles Herald Express 1958

Advertisement 1958

Los Angeles Herald Express 1958

Advertising Publicity Postcards on Sheba and the Gladiator 1959

AIP product brochures 1959

Boxoffice 1959

Christian Science Monitor (Boston) 1959

Hollywood Reporter 1959

Boxoffice 1959

AIP new address notice 1959

Variety. 1959

Boxoffice 1959

American International 25th Anniversary NOTE: includes film stills 1959-1979 (dates broken)

Boxoffice magazine and photographic material for The Colossal Beast 1958

Los Angeles Times: Shocker Pioneers Tell How To Make Monsters 1958

Cosmopolitan special show business issue 1958

Motion Picture Exhibitor magazine 1959

Chicago's American: Teen-Agers to Goliaths? 1959

The Independent Film Journal 1959

Boxoffice: AIP Chief Says Exhibitor Support of Smaller Companies is Essential 1959

Motion Picture Daily 1959

Boxoffice magazine 1959

Variety: Biz Blind'N'Deaf to Clamor, See Sure Grief in Those 'Adults' 1959

Variety: Youngstein Rebuts Arkoff 1959

Motion Picture Herald 1959

Close-Up 1959

The Hartford Times: Coast-to-Coast with Allen M. Widem 1959

Photographs -- Vincent Price and Samuel Z. Arkoff NOTE: includes images of Vincent Price only undated

Los Angeles Examiner -- The Horatio Alger Boys 1960

Pageant -- Me Jim, Him Sam-We Scare Up Money 1961

Daily Variety 38th anniversary issue -- Hurrah for Horror by James H. Nicholson (17 years - AIP) undated

Motion Picture Herald 1961

Daily News (New York) 1961

The Film Weekly 1961

Variety 1961

Weekly Variety 1960

Motion Picture Daily 1960

The Film Daily 1960

Boxoffice 1960

Independent Film Journal 1960

The Film Daily 1960

The Mainichi Daily News (Japan) NOTE: includes photograph of Samuel Z. Arkoff, James H. Nicholson, William G. Reich and two other men 1960

The Japan Times 1960

Famous Monsters 1960

Variety 1960

The Film Daily 1960

Los Angeles Examiner -- The Horatio Alger Boys-Arkoff and Nicholas, by Louella parson 1960

AIP -- Special Edition of Film Daily 1962

Photograph of an unknown man 1964

AIP 10th anniversary circa 1965

Scrapbook -- Samuel Z. Arkoff and Frankie Avalon in Mexico 1965

Speeches and events 1967-1987, undated (dates broken)

Playboy -- Article re: history of sex in the cinema -- The Pawnbroker, The Trip, Wild Angels, etc. 1968

Herald Examiner -- Kit Snedaker Interview 1969

Independent Film Journal -- Top 10 Money Producers Award 1969

Des Moines Register -- Robert Kistler Interview 1969

Verne Scott Interview 1969

Today's Cinema -- John Deighton Interview 1969

Box Office -- Ben Shlylen (Famous Myths speech) 1 of 2. Cf. Box 2ov, Folders 4 and 5, this series for separated materials. NOTE: stills from Meteor 1969-1979

Box Office -- Ben Shlylen (Famous Myths speech) 2 of 2. Cf. Box 2ov, Folders 4 and 5, this series for separated materials. NOTE: stills from Meteor with images of Natalie Wood, Sean Connery, Trevor Howard, Henry Fonda, Karl Malden and director Ronald Neame 1969-1979

Today's Cinema - John Deighton Interview 1969

Los Angeles Times -- Paul Steiger financial 1969

Independent Film Journal -- Top 10 Money Producers Award 1968

Los Angeles Times Calendar -- Wayne Warga Interview 1968

Films and Filming Magazine -- Robin Bean and David Austen Interview 1968

Clippings from The Daily Cinema, Evening Standard, The Financial Times, Evening News re: Censorship of AIP film in Britain 1968

AIP Festival in Mexico City, publicity and correspondence 1965-1966

The Journal of the Producers Guild of America, includes article by SZA; drafts of article and correspondence 1969

Los Angeles Examiner - Pictorial Living: Italian film props find new homes 1960

The Hollywood Diary 1960

Limelight 1960

New York Herald Tribune: Films for Money's Sake Defended 1960

The Hollywood Reporter 30th Anniversary issue: includes article by SZA and article by Nicholson 1960

AIP Sales Meeting photographs 1960

Boxoffice 1961

Mad Monsters magazine, first edition 1961

Film Bulletin: Newsmakers, Re-writing an Old Story 1961

Pageant magazine (2 copies) 1961

New York Post: The Lyons Den by Leonard Lyons 1961

Fame 29th Annual edition 1961

The Hollywood Reporter 31st Anniversary Issue 1961

Fantastic Monsters of the Films magazine, first edition 1962

Newsweek 1962

Boxoffice (2 copies, 2 reprints) 1962

AIP 1962 coming features booklet (2 copies) 1962

AIP New York sales meeting, all photographs 1962

AIP Special Edition newspaper (3 copies) 1962

AIP Product brochure 1962

Fame 30th Annual edition 1962

Castle of Frankenstein magazine 1965

Shriek magazine 1965

Beach Boys magazine 1965

Beach Girls magazine 1965

Los Angeles Herald Examiner: AIP Films for '68 Top $22 Million 1968

Kine (Kinematograph) Weekly 1968

Boxoffice 1968

Variety 1968

The Hollywood Reporter 1968

Memo for casting for Young Scarface, NOTE: includes photographic material 1967

AIP Product brochure (2 copies) 1966-1967

Pageant article: Beach Blanket Box Office Boom (2 copies) 1965

Motion Picture Daily: AIP to Release 21 Features to April, 1970; 14 Called 'Quality' 1969

Film and Television Daily: 21-Film Release Schedule To Next April Set by AIP 1969

Romances, Spanish language magazine 1969

Variety: AIP Shifts Cont'l Distribution, Turns Over Sales to Reps in Local Markets 1969

AIP Product Brochure (3 copies) 1969

Film and Television Daily: 'Bolster B.O. With Subsidy', Prod'n Incentive Not a Handout, Is Arkoff's Proposal 1969

Cue Magazine 1969

de Sade reviews in Playboy Magazine and Movie/TV Marketing 1968-1969

Climax Magazine (2 copies) 1962

Citizen News: Press Conference in Wine Cellar! 1962

The Film Daily: AIP Eighth Anniversary Edition (3 copies) 1962

San Francisco Chronicle: 'The Raven', The Big Business of Horror Films 1962

Los Angeles Times: Who Needs high Salaried Stars? Horrors! Film Makers Find Audiences Prefer Action 1962

San Francisco Examiner: Turning Horror Into a Profitable Business 1962

San Francisco News Call Bulletin: A Shocking Business 1962

Motion Picture Daily 1962

Famous Monsters magazine second annual summer special 1962

The Independent Film Journal, anniversary issue 1962

Esquire (2 copies) 1965

The Film Daily 50th Anniversary Edition, includes article by SZA and Nicholson 1968

Motion Picture Exhibitor -- Decade of Achievement; with memo from 1974 1964

Canadian Film Weekly, Variety 1959-1960

Film Daily -- AIP anniversary issue card 1962

Look Magazine: Beach Movies 1965

Film Bulletin -- Famous Myths speech 1969

Wall St. Journal -- financial 1971

Mardi Gras NOTE: includes photograph with image of Samuel Z. Arkoff and possibly his wife Hilda Arkoff 1971

NATO speech -- Hollywood Reporter; Motion Picture Daily; Daily Variety; Dallas Times Herald; Dallas Morning News; TV Guide 1971

Meeting with President Nixon -- Daily Variety; Hollywood Reporter; L.A. Times; Samuel Z. Arkoff speech (prepared, not given) 1971

Cannes Film Festival NOTE: includes photographs with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff 1971

Variety International NOTE: includes photograph with image of Samuel Z. Arkoff, Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan and possibly Ingrid Bergman 1971

Boxoffice 1971

Beverly Hills Courier -- AIP stock -- opening day 1971

Beverly Hills Courier -- Variety luncheon 1971

Motion Picture Pioneers of the Year 1971 1971

NATO speeches -- Dallas Morning News; Dallas Times Herald 1970

Kine Weekly -- Derek Todd Interview 1970

Daily Variety -- Ricky Setlowe Interview 1970

Richard Times and Despatch -- Martin Abramson Interview 1970

Italian Commendatore -- Atlantic Constitution; Motion Picture Daily; Atlanta Journal; San Fernando Valley Living; Film and TV Daily 1970

Rick Setlowe Interview -- Daily Variety; Weekly Variety 1970

Daily Variety -- Gene Arneel Interview 1970

Miscellaneous publicity materials found in the back of Box 5 1971-1972

The Black American 1973

QP Herald 1973

Variety 1973

The Black American 1973

Variety Club of Great Britain 1973

USC Film Seminar NOTE: includes image for Arkoff with four unknown African American men 1973

Variety International Ambassador 1973

Daily Breeze (Torrance, California) 1973

Newsday 1973

Hollywood Reporter 1973

La Herald Examiner 1973

Daily Breeze (Torrance, California) 1973

The Oregon Journal -- NATO 1973

NATO -- San Francisco -- Variety and Hollywood Reporter. 1973

Los Angeles Times 1973

Cinema TV Today 1973

The San Diego Union -- NATO San Francisco 1973

Independent Film Journal 1973

Hollywood Reporter 1973

NATO -- Cinema TV Today 1973

NATO News 1973

Audience Magazine 1972

James H. Nicholson leaving AIP 1972

IFIDA NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Arkoff, James Nicholson and Nat Cohen 1972

Los Angeles Times -- Calendar 1972

Dun's Review 1972

Dallas Morning News 1972

Long Island Press 1972

Variety International 1972

Show Magazine 1972

Publicists Awards Luncheon NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Arkoff and James Nicholson 1972

Wall Street Journal 1972

BBC TV Program 1972

Newsweek 1972

Black Media lunch -- New York. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 8, this series for separated materials. 1972

NATO -- Bal Harbor 1972

Long Island Press 1972

Ft. Lauderdale News 1972

The Sunday Times -- London 1972

London Sunday Times 1972

Weekly Variety -- re: Cassettes. NOTE: includes stills of "The Earthling" with images of William Holden and Ricky Schroder (1 of 2) 1971-1981

Weekly Variety -- re: Cassettes. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 8, this series for separated materials. NOTE: includes stills of "The Earthling" with images of William Holden and Ricky Schroder (2 of 2) 1971-1981

Take One (Canada) 1973

New York Times -- Young Directors 1973

Variety 1972

Weekly Variety 1973

Rocky Mountain News 1973

Filmmakers Newsletter 1973

New York Times 1973

Variety and the Hollywood Reporter -- AIP releases 1973

New York Post 1973

California Business 1972

NATO -- Dallas -- Speech file (1 of 2) 1970-1971

NATO -- Dallas -- Speech file (2 of 2) 1970-1971

Ephemera -- Festival International de Cine Fantastico y de Terror -- medal 1976

Show-A-Rama Kansas City. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 10, this series for separated materials. 1978-1979

NATO -- Miami, Florida -- Speech file. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 11, this series for separated materials. 1977

Showest -- San Diego -- Speech file. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 11, this series for seperated materials. NOTE: includes photographs with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff 1977

NATO -- New York -- Americana Hotel -- Speech file 1978

NATO -- New Orleans -- Speech file. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 12 for separated materials 1975-1976

NATO of Texas -- Speech file. NOTE: includes photographs with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff, Marvin Goldman, Dale Stewart and Bill W. Slaughter 1977

NATO -- Anaheim -- Speech file. Cf. Box 2ov, Folder 14, this series for separated materials. NOTE: includes photographs with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff, George Kerasotes, Myron Blank, Leon P. Blender, Milton I. Moritz and David J. Melamed 1976

NATO -- Atlanta -- Speech file (1 of 2) 1974

NATO -- Atlanta -- Speech file (2 of 2) 1974

NATO -- Miami -- Speech file 1972

NATO -- Dallas -- Draft 1973

NATO -- San Francisco 1973

NATO of Texas (on tape) 1974

NATO -- Dallas 1972

NATO -- New York -- Speech file 1970-1971

Theatre Owners of New England -- Hyannisport 1971

Theatre Owners of America -- Albuquerque 1970

NATO -- Dallas -- Speech file 1970-1971

Foreign production -- notes and drafts undated

Speeches, interviews and clippings (1 of 3) NOTE: includes images of Samuel Z. Arkoff, James H. Nicholson and others 1971-1981

Speeches, interviews and clippings (2 of 3) 1971-1981

Speeches, interviews and clippings (3 of 3) NOTE: includes information about Louis Arkoff; list of all AIP films with releasing numbers until about 1975 1971-1981

Miscellaneous correspondence and notes 1971-1989 (dates broken)

Miscellaneous publications and publicity (1 of 3) NOTE: includes photographs and stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff 1973-1990 (dates broken)

Miscellaneous publications and publicity (2 of 3) NOTE: includes photographs and stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff 1973-1990 (dates broken)

Miscellaneous publications and publicity (3 of 3) NOTE: includes photographs and stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff 1973-1990 (dates broken)

AIP 25th anniversary 1974-1976

AIP 25th anniversary presskit NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff and AIP's films approximately 1979

American International Pictures preview of coming attractions and annual reports. (1 of 2) 1970-1979

American International Pictures preview of coming attractions and annual reports. (2 of 2) 1970-1979

American International Television, Inc. -- Startime Theatre film guide 1973

10 Best Films of 1973 1974

AIP 20th anniversary circa 1975

Meteor -- brochure and publicity releases. Cf. Map case, Drawer 2, Folder 11, this series for separated materials. 1978

Daily Variety 1979-1989 (dates broken)

Hi-Liter: American International's Weekly 1979

American International Pictures buying and booking calendar (A New Look for the New Year) 1975

American International Television Ghoul-A-Rama 1973

Daily News (New York) -- John Mariana Telephone Interview 1977

Famous Monsters -- Miscellaneous AIP releases 1976-1977

Famous Monsters -- Slay it Again, Sam: The Arkoff Story 1978

Greater Amusements -- Sam Arkoff and AIP-Industry Leader Interview by Ray Gallo 1977

Hollywood Reporter -- Sun Reilly Interview -- Youth Oriented Quickies Now for Arkoff 1975-1978

Meeting with Governor Jerry Brown Industry Heads -- Labor Problems: Meal Penalties and Mandatory Overtime 1978

Cinema TV Today 1975

Cinema TV Today -- Samuel Z. Arkoff Looks Back Over 20 Years 1974

Newsweek Magazine -- The Incredible Horror Mogul 1979

The Arizona Republic Spotlight -- Los Angeles Times Service -- AIP's Movies Felt the Pulse of the '60s, by Charles Champlin 1979

Los Angeles Times Calendar -- Samuel Arkoff: AIP's King 'B' by Charles Champlin 1979

New York Post -- Long Live AIP, King of the B's, by Charles Champlin 1979

World Herald (Omaha) -- Los Angeles Times Service -- Museum Showings Honor Hollywood King of B Films, by Charles Champlin 1979

Beverly Hills Courier -- Then and Now 1979

The Christian Science Monitor -- Grade B Feast-An Overview, by David Sterritt 1979

Community News -- Silver Anniversary 1979

Daily News -- Beach Party Bonanza! By Dave Marsh 1979

Detroit News -- Horrors: Why All the Terror? No Easy Answers and Imagine! A Museum Throws a Shindig for the King of the B Movies, by Susan Stark 1979

Des Moines Sunday Register -- The Creature that Devoured Hollywood, by Pete Lewis 1979

The Messenger (Fort Dodge) -- Fort Dpdge Native Marks 25 Years as Head of International Pictures, by Maxine Peet 1979

Gazette Telegraph (Colorado Springs) -- Silver Anniversary Year One of AIP's Best 1979

Los Angeles Herald Examiner -- Sam Arkoff gets an A for his B's, by Gregg Kilday 1979

Knight Riddy Syndicate and Detroit Free Press -- Frankie and Annette-Bingo, They're Classics, by Shirley Eder 1979

Los Angeles Times -- B Pictures Get an A for Effort, by Charles Schreger 1979

Newsday -- Portions of Part II dedicated to AIP -- B Movies, by Jerry Parker 1979

Newsweek -- The Incredible Horror Mogul, by Lester Sloan 1979

New York Post -- Arkoff Still Churning 'em Out, by Archer Winsten 1979

New York Times -- Museum Celebrates 'Drive-In' Movies, by Aljean Harmetz 1979

People Weekly -- Mr. Hollywood Remembers 1979

The Record -- Museum Salutes Reel Schlock Studio Cited for Classic Kitch, by Jim Wright 1979

The Soho Weekly News -- Sam Arkoff-Invasion of the Mogul, by Stephen Schaefer 1979

Variety -- Arkoff Reflects on 25 Years of American International, by Stephen Klain 1979

Los Angeles Times -- Home Q and A Section -- Hilda and Samuel Arkoff, by Marshall Berges 1979

Women's Wear Daily -- Arkoff: Nightmares, Yes; Delusions of Grandeur, No, by Christopher Sharp 1979

Museum of Modern Art's retrospective. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 2, this series for separated materials 1979

AIP's 25th Anniversary -- Modern Art Articles. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 2, this series for separated materials. NOTE: includes still with image of Samuel Z. Arkoff, Vincent Price and James H. Nicholson 1979

Variety -- New York Sound Track 1979

25th anniversary retrospectives -- Museum of Modern Art and American Film Institute 1979

Variety -- Arkoff, Facing Subsidiary Status, Notes AIP's 'Museum Acclaim' 1979

Daily Variety -- American International congratulates the Museum of Modern Art 1979

Daily News -- Garden party 1979

Museum of Modern Art to Honor American International with Retrospective Celebrating 25th Anniversary 1979

Hollywood USA -- Samuel R. Arkoff (sic) and Rosalind Russell 1979

Voice -- Don't Knock the Schlock 1979

Daily Variety -- Moving up from B films 1979

Community News -- N.Y. Museum of Modern Art Salutes American International 1979

North Lake Tahoe Bonanza -- Sam Arkoff is finally getting recognition 1979

San Diego Union -- AIP success: Right Place, Right Time 1979

Seattle FUN -- American International will celebrate its 25th birthday 1979

Tucson Citizen -- Movies: 1978

The Knickerbocker News -- A 'B' movie factory moves into the big-budget name star market 1978

The Bulletin -- The company that got movies to think big 1978

Times-Post News Service (Los Angeles Times) -- 'Last bastion of B movies' has 25th birthday 1979

The Daily Breeze -- AIP spends millions for high-budget movies 1978

Screen International -- Up and Down the Croisette 1979

Screen International -- American International Celebrates its 25th Anniversary 1979

Stills -- Samuel Arkoff and James Brolin; Hilda Arkoff and James Brolin approximately 1979

Meteor (Marvel Comics Super Special) -- comic books 1979

SZA (Personal) Cf. Box 10ov, Folder 5, this series for separated materials. NOTE: includes still with image of Samuel Arkoff, Jere Henshaw, Milton Moritz, and others 1979-1980

AIP/Filmways 1979-1980

Force Ten from Navarone NOTE: includes pressbook 1978-1979

Filmways merger 1979-1981

How to Beat the High Cost of Living 1979-1980

Screen International 1979

Los Angeles Herald Examiner 1979

Boxoffice 1979

Boston Sunday Globe 1979

The Film Journal 1979

NATO flash bulletin 1979

Los Angeles Times 1979

Clippings and correspondence -- Daily News; Herald Express; Scottsdale (Az.) Daily Progress; People; New York Times 1978-1979

Los Angeles Herald Examiner 1979

Dressed to Kill 1979-1980

The Earthling 1979

Dreams Die First; High Ballin'; Our Winning Season; Matilda; The Incredible Melting Man; The Chosen; Jennifer; The Norseman; C.H.O.M.P.S.; Force 10 from Navarone 1978

Correspondence -- from Danielle Hogelham to Samuel Z. Arkoff -- Flagstaff, Arizona 1979

Baltimore Sun -- C.H.O.M.P.S. 1978

Greater Amusements 1979

Daily Variety 1978

Filmways merger/resignation 1970-1980 (dates broken)

Publicity 1979

Meteor 1979

Amityville Horror (1 of 2) 1978-1980

Amityville Horror (2 of 2) 1978-1980

25th anniversary. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 3, this series for separated materials. 1979

Hollywood Reporter 1979-1980

Boxoffice 1979-1980

Screen International 1979

University of Southern California, Division of Cinema-Television, School of Performing Arts -- correspondence and photographs re Arkoff's visit for the Peter Stark Motion Picture Producing Program's inauguration 1979

Halloween party -- transparencies 1979

AIP finally receives some respect from museum (25th anniversary) 1979

AIP release lineup -- Various articles 1976

Personal business matters 1979-1981

Personal matters 1979-1989

AIP/Filmways NOTE: includes undated photograph on an unknown man 1979

Meteor 1979

Something Short of Paradise 1979

Nothing Personal 1979

Underground Aces 1979

Mad Max 1979

California Dreaming 1979

Reading material/publicity -- Mostly Meteor 1979

7026. Wuthering Heights NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff, James H. Nicholson, Timothy Dalton and Nira Barab 1970-1971

7126. Swedish Flygirls 1977

7210. Boxcar Bertha 1978

7308. Dillinger 1974

7373. Walking Tall 1974

7501. Wild Party 1976

7503. The Land that Time Forgot 1975

7505. Hennessy (Fifth of November) 1975

7506. Cooley High 1975-1977

7507. Return to Macon County 1977

7517. The Devil Within Her 1976

7518. Killer Force 1976

7522. Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw 1975-1976

Open House 1976

7603. Shout at the Devil. Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 4 and 5, this series for separated materials. 1976-1977

7604. Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday 1976-1977

7605. At the Earth's Core 1976

7606. A Small Town in Texas 1976

7607. J.D.'s Revenge 1976

7608. Food of the Gods 1976-1977

7609. Special Delivery 1976

7610. Annie (End of Innocence) 1977

7611. Monkey Hustle 1976-1977

7612. Futureworld (1 of 2) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 4, this series for separated materials. 1976-1977

7612. Futureworld (2 of 2) 1976-1977

7613. Squirm 1976-1977

7614. The Day that Shook the World (Assassination at Sarajevo) 1976-1977

7615. A Matter of Time (1 of 2) 1975-1977

7615. A Matter of Time (2 of 2) 1975-1977

7616. Blazing Magnums 1976-1977

7616. Shadows/Empty Room 1977

7617. Madam Kitty 1976-1977

7618. Street People 1976

7620. Scorchy (Race with Death) 1976-1977

7621. Death Weekend (House by the Lake) 1977

7622. The Little Girl Who Lived Down the Lane. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 4, this series for separated materials. 1977-1978

7623. The Town that Dreaded Sundown 1976-1978

7635. At The Earth's Core 1976

7640. The Mack 1977

7701. Black Pirate 1977

7702. Tentacles 1976-1977

7703. Chatterbox 1977-1978

7704. Breaker, Breaker (Cindy Jo and Texas Turnaround) 1977

7705. Cracking Up 1977-1978

7706. Final Chapter - Walking Tall 1977

7707. People That Time Forgot 1974-1977 (dates broken)

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (1 of 9) 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (2 of 9) 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (3 of 9) 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (4 of 9) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 6, this series for separated materials. 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (5 of 9) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 7, this series for separated materials. 1976-1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (6 of 9) 1976-1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (7 of 9) NOTE: includes color transparency of French artwork for Island of Dr. Moreau; stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff and humanimals 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (8 of 9) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 7, this series for separated materials. 1977

7708. Island of Dr. Moreau (9 of 9) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 7, this series for separated materials. NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff and humanimals 1976-1977

7709. The Empire of the Ants 1976-1977

7710. Island of the Damned 1977

7711. Mean Dog Blues 1977-1978

7712. Joyride 1977

7713. Rolling Thunder. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 7, this series for separated materials. 1977-1978

7714. Record City 1977-1978

7715. Incredible Melting Man 1977-1978

7716. Greyeagle 1977-1978

7717. Winterhawk 1976-1978 (dates broken)

7719. The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover 1977-1978

7720. Where Does it Hurt 1978

7802. Youngblood 1978

7803. The Chosen (Holocaust 2000). Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 8, this series for separated materials. 1978

7804. Our Winning Season. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 8, this series for separated materials. 1978

7801. Last Cannibal World approximately 1978

7805. California Dreamin'. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 8, this series for saperated materials. 1977-1979

7806. Starcrash 1977-1978

7807. Jennifer. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 8, this series for separated materials. 1978

7808. High Ballin' probably 1978

7810. The Norseman 1978

Los Angeles Times articles -- re: Meteor 1978

Clippings and correspondence -- re: Meteor (1 of 2) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 9, this series for separated materials. 1977-1979

Clippings and correspondence -- re: Meteor (2 of 2) Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 9, this series for separated materials. 1978-1979

7809. Meteor 1977

Clippings and ephemera -- re: Meteor and the meteor crater in Flagstaff, Arizona. 1978-1979

Clippings and correspondence -- re: Meteor. Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 9 and 10, this series for separated materials. 1977-1979

7812. Force Ten from Navarone. NOTE: includes press kit and individual stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff, Richard Kiel and Jere C. Henshaw. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 10, this series for seperated materials. 1977-1979

7813. Here Come the Tigers NOTE: includes advertisement for Island of the Damned 1978

7814. Matilda 1978

7903. C.H.O.M.P.S. 1978-1979

7904. The Amityville Horror. (1 of 5) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 11 and 12, this series for separated materials. 1977-1979

7904. The Amityville Horror. (2 of 5) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 11 and 12, this series for separated materials. 1977-1979

7904. The Amityville Horror. (3 of 5) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 11 and 12, this series for separated materials. 1977-1978

7904. The Amityville Horror. (4 of 5) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 11 and 12, this series for separated materials. 1978-1979

7904. The Amityville Horror. (5 of 5) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 11 and 12, this series for separated materials. 1978-1979

7905. Love at First Bite. (1 of 3) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 12 and 13, this series for separated materials. 1979

7905. Love at First Bite. (2 of 3) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 12 and 13, this series for separated materials. 1979

7905. Love at First Bite. (3 of 3) Cf. Box 1ov, Folders 12 and 13, this series for separated materials. 1979

7906. Defiance 1978-1979

7908. Sunnyside 1979

7913. The Stud 1979

7914. How to Beat the High Cost of Living (a.k.a. Moneyball). Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 11, this series for separated materials. 1979

7917. Gorp 1979

Something Short of Paradise 1979

8001. Mad Max 1979

8003. K-God 1979

8004. Nothing Personal 1978-1979

8006. Dressed to Kill 1979

8008. The Earthling 1979

Clippings and correspondence re: visit to Australia for Roadshow Distributors 1976

American International Pictures: Twenty-Five Years program at The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Roadshow Distributors flyers 1979

Los Angeles Times -- re: January 6, 1977 phone interview with Lee Grant, More Terror Coming Up 1977

Los Angeles Times -- re: Interview with Alexander Auerbach, "Moguls Fret Yet Movie Crowds Soar" 1978

Los Angeles Times -- Horror or Horrid Films, AIP Quickies Score at Box Office 1974

Los Angeles Times -- Warner Bros. Going Slow on 'Garp'; Los Angeles Herald Examiner -- A regular laugh riot 1979

Los Angeles Herald-Examiner -- No Production Lull at AIP 1975

Articles on AIP Records and 'Meteor' 1978

Articles on Arkoff by Desmond Ryan in The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Houston Post 1976

Los Angeles Herald-Examiner -- The Spirits of '76 1976

Associated Press article by Bob Thomas, copies from national newspapers 1976

Los Angeles Herald-Examiner -- Keeping an Eye on Business 1974

Correspondence regarding potential interviews and articles on SZA 1970-1976

Correspondence regarding potential interviews and articles on SZA 1977-1979

Burlington County Times -- American International Pictures is growing up with its viewers 1976

Articles regarding deal between AIP and Brent Walker Film Distributors 1976

''A Matter of Time'' Press Reception 1975

Associated Press article by Bob Thomas, copy from The Kansas City Star 1976

Variety, July 23, 1974 1974

Rocky Mountain News -- Re: Max Baer and ''Macon County Line'' 1974

Articles, press releases Re: Deal with Hanna-Barbera and AIP, NOTE: Includes photos of SZA and Joseph Barbera 1975

Articles relating to SZA as board member of the Association of Motion Picture and TV Producers, re: labor costs 1975-1976

Film Bulletin -- The Motion Picture Business Today Is An Obstacle Course 1976

Scottsdale Daily Progress -- According to Arkoff Movie Fads Have Ended 1976

Associated Press article by Bob Thomas, copy from The Kansas City Star -- Sci-Fi Making a Comeback in Hollywood 1976

Correspondence with Gene Telpner, includes slides and negatives of Arkoff and family; clippings from Variety and Los Angeles Times 1979-1980

Second Annual UCLA Entertainment Symposium -- Sources of Revenue and Presale Financing for Theatrical Motion Pictures 1977

Cinema/TV Today, Cannes Festival special issue 1975

Newsweek -- Attack of the Killer B's 1977

Clippings from Wall Street Journal and Beverly Hills Courier 1974-1975

Hi-Liter '11 American International's Weekly, AIP picnic 1977

Phoenix Gazette -- How Practicality Paid Off in Making Movies 1976

Wall Street Journal -- It's Finally True: Movies Are Going Straight to the Devil 1976

Wall Street Journal -- Film Exhibitors Face a Financial Crisis As Hollywood Studios Slash Production 1977

Wall Street Journal -- After Long Study, Movie Makers Find A New War to Fight 1977

Wall Street Journal -- With Devil's Work Done, Film Makers Try Cosmic Capers 1977

Los Angeles Times -- Exploit Films- A Game Ruled by Overkill 1977

Oxnard College Campus -- American International Pictured 1977

Los Angeles Times -- Karate Films Deliver a Low Blow to Subtlety 1974

Los Angeles Times -- Riding the Waves of 'California Dreaming', interview with Louis S. Arkoff 1977

Hong Kong Standard, New York Times Magazine articles by Aljean Harmatz 1974

The Herald News, New Jersey -- Arkoff: Last of the Moguls 1976

Fort Dodge Messenger, articles re: SZA's return for high school reunion 1975

Screen International, London article draft, NOTE: Photographs of SZA with Jules Stein and newsman John Austin 1978

Screen International, London -- New deal averts directors strike 1978

Screen International, London -- We'll shoot more film in UK says Arkoff 1976

Screen International, London insert of AIP films distributed by Brent Walker in UK 1976

Playboy Interview with Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden 1974

Screen International, London, Cannes Festival special issue 1976

Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Awards, Life Career Award, NOTE: Photographs of SZA with award 1977

United Press article by Vernon Scott, copies from national newspapers 1976

The Sunday Oregonian -- Company still trendy, but now spending millions 1978

San Jose Mercury News -- Producer knows what will sell 1976

Daily News, London -- Horror films: They ain't what they used to be 1977

Los Angeles Herald Examiner -- Disaster films are, well, disasters 1979

Los Angeles Herald Examiner -- Kerkorian eyes 'back door' for more of Columbia 1979

People Magazine -- In His Own Words, interview with SZA, two copies 1979

New York Post -- Mother, Can You Clap? 1978

Chicago Tribune -- 'Exorcist' drives them in, article by Gene Siskel, includes letter to SZA from Siskel 1974

CinemaTV Today -- Simple son of the soil 1974

Dallas Times Herald -- Low-budget films best for Arkoff 1974

Films Illustrated -- Business file, article on SZA 1974

JET magazine (two issues) -- Commendation article on page 53 re: Summer seminar with LAUSD 1974

Sunday News -- The Return of the Escapist Movie 1974

Independent Film Journal -- IFJ Interviews Milt Moritz 1974

San Diego Union -- article by James Meade re: SZA interview 1975

Hollywood Close-Up -- Arkoff--Man To Watch 1975

Action -- Arkoff of AIP: The Whole Business Stinks From the Top, several issue copies, drafts, correspondence; clipping about Utah canyons 1975 1977-1978

You've Got to Know the Territory, article draft for Daily Variety Annual Year Book 1973

Variety, 3 copies 1974

Drafts and correspondence for article by SZA in Variety's 41st Anniversary Issue 1974

Variety -- AIP Pounds the Pavement, Looking For That Last Possible Customer 1976

Variety -- You Can Work For Less Than DGA Minimums 1978

Variety -- Industry Brass Turn Out to Launch New USC Film Program 1979

AIP 20th Anniversary, includes edition of company newsletter and 1974 release schedule 1974

AIP 21st Anniversary, includes correspondence and feature in Variety 1975

Le Film Francais, portion of an article on John Simon mentions SZA 1977

Variety -- Bill Sargent Planning Closed-Circuit Theatre Network To Show Live Concerts 1977

AIP Press Luncheon, includes speech and articles from Variety and the Hollywood Reporter 1975

Moody Blues articles 1970-1974

Articles re: speeches given to cinema students at USC 1968 1970-1971

New York Times -- Bye, Bye, Beach Bunnies 1969

Wall Street Journal -- Formula Flicks: A Film-Maker Cashes In ON Low-Budget Movies Exploiting Fads, Trends 1970

Articles from Dallas Morning News and Dallas Times Herald re: SZA speech to Texas Drive-In Theater Owners Association 1968

Motion Picture Pioneers Award Dinner, correspondence, schedules and receipts 1971

Fort Dodge Messenger articles on SZA visit for high school reunion 1975

Film Bulletin: What They're Talking About, The AIP Team 1970

FilmTV Daily 1970

Variety 1970

The Hollywood Reporter 1970

Today's Cinema: 1 pound for film makers 1970

The Independent Film Journal 1970

Wuthering Heights reviews in the Hollywood Report (2 copies) and Variety (2 copies) 1970

Article sent by Mamie Dureau: ''Skin-Flick Studio Turns to Classics'' 1970

Dun's Review: They're Back in the Movies 1972

The London Sunday Times: They're working from year to year 1972

Variety: American International Pictures Salutes Cannes Film Festival 1971

South African Film Weekly 1971

Variety (2 copies) 1971

New York Times: What's So Super About This Superdirector? 1973

Newsweek 1971

Variety, article: U.S. Pic Loss $525 Mil In 3 Years, Only AIP And Disney, Among Larger American Companies Escape Bath In Red Ink 1971

Variety, photocopies of Big Rental Films annual lists 1973-1977

Screen International and Hollywood Reporter, special Cannes issues 1975-1977

LIFE -- How do you short-circuit the Fiddler Connection?; Cinema Papers -- 'The Man in the Black Car' Samuel Z. Arkoff 1971, 1977

Program from Museum of Modern Art retrospective; copies of AIP movie posters 1979

"A Matter of Time" publicity 1976

Publicity Merchandising 1977-1979

Ralph Story Interview. Promtional brochures for American International Pictures films, eg, Starcrash 1970

The Barker 1973

Penthouse; Movie/TV Marketing; American International Television, Inc. product brochure 1973-1973

Campaign manual for Blow Out 1982

Variety 1980

New York Times 1980

Los Angeles Herald Examiner 1980

Saturn 1981

Hollywood Reporter 1980

Kentucky New Era 1980

Daily Variety 1980

Hi-Liter: American International's Weekly 1980

Hollywood Reporter 1980

Voice 1980

Dressed to Kill (1 of 2) 1980

Dressed to Kill (2 of 2) 1980

Raphael Etkes 1980

Nothing Personal 1980

Daily Variety -- Samuel Z. Arkoff Company advertisement 1980

Arkoff International Pictures 1980-1981

Correspondence -- from Vic Taylor to Samuel Z. Arkoff re record album ''Vortex'' by Paul Nelson approximately 1981

Cannes, 1979 -- Publicity 1980

Dressed to Kill 1980

Amityville Horror 1980

Filmways 1981

Cannes 1981

Hollywood Reporter 1982-1989 (dates broken)

Screen International 1981-1982

Publicity Information 1980

Press Luncheon -- Cannes 1981

The Earthling, Dressed to Kill -- tearsheets 1981

Flimways 1981-1982

Photograph of two unidentified children, possibly Samuel Z. Arkoff's grandchildren undated

Elvira 1984-1985

Hollywood Reporter -- Portrait of a Legend: Samuel Z. Arkoff 1984

New York Times -- At the Movies, Aljean Hermetz 1985

Village Voice -- La Dolce Musto 1986

Compilation of New York Thalia Soho Retrospective 1986

Los Angeles Times -- The Movie Mogul Who Can't Retire 1986

Insight Magazine -- Psychic About the Teenage Psyche 1987

Fangoria Magazine -- The House of Arkoff, parts one and two 1987

American Film magazine 1986

Hollywood Reporter -- Hollywood 100 Years edition 1987

San Francisco Chronicle -- '50s Horror Classics Lurk in Retrospective 1989

Saturn -- S.F. Golden Scroll Award to Samuel Z. Arkoff 1989

Seattle FUN -- LMU Arkoff Awards 1989

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff on Hollywood Chronicles 1989

Entertainment Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff 1989

Entertainment Tonight interview -- notes and correspondence 1989

Cinetex -- program, Samuel Z. Arkoff's speaker badge, screening pass and headshot of Sterling Roberts 1989

Samuel Z. Arkoff Student Aid Awards in The Peter Stark Motion Picture Producing Program at USC; NOTE: Includes 8x10 photograph with SZA 1980

Correspondence from Mary Lea Bandy, Museum of Modern Art, New York 1980

Boxoffice 1983

Hollywood Report (2 full issues, 3 loose pages) 1984-1985

Los Angeles Herald Examiner -- Surf-schlock out-grosses ski-schlock; Newsweek -- Memories Are Made of This 1984

Variety issues -- Arkoff is Close to Partnership Venture With Billy Fine Unit; film reviews for Lovely But Deadly and Space Raiders; Shers' 'Unknown' Uses Young Crafters, Vintage Names on N.Y. Feature; Arkoff Family Ties Find Friend in Fox 1977-1984

Loose articles from 1982 1982

Loose articles from 1983 1983

Loose articles, undated circa 1982-1983

Loose articles from Village Voice and Variety; Variety -- AIP Back in the Prod'n Race, Sam Arkoff Plans 8 In-House Features Over Next Year, Has 3 in Development, 7 for TV 1984-1988 (dates broken)

Articles re: Thalia Soho Theater retrospective, New York City 1985-1986

Articles re: San Francisco retrospective, California 1989

Articles re: Scottsdale Film Festival, Scottsdale, Arizona 1986

Filmways File/Orion Merger 1981-1982

Filmways film promotion brochure; Variety advertisement for Samuel Z. Arkoff; Promotional brochure for Rafts ( Up the Creek?) 198, 1988

Samuel Z. Arkoff interviews and speeches 1990

Variety -- Arkoff/RCA/Col in cult pix deal 1990

Palm Springs International Film Festival 1990

Filmfax 1991

Hollywood Today -- Arkoff to Produce Ice Rider 1990

Variety -- mention Archerd column 1990

Ad for Los Angeles Cultural Retro. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 14, this series for separated materials (Los Angeles at the Los Angeles program) 1990

The Business of Film -- Arkoff in Vid Deal 1990

Cinefantastique Magazine -- re: AIP Monster 1990

Thank you for interview in the Hollywood Chronicles 1990

Variety -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at Cannes 1990

The Business of Film -- Arkoff in Video Deal 1990

Moving Pictures International -- An Uncertain Regard 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: Ice Rider 1990

Daily News -- re: Ice Rider 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Ice Rider 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- Panel to probe soaring prod'n costs 1990

Tulsa World -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and USA Film Festival in Dallas NOTE: includes materials written by and about John Wooley 1990

Drama-Logue -- re: Arkoff/Corman talk at Hollywood Chamber of Commerce 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car 1990

Variety -- Arkoff, Corman Square off on Health of Indie Distribs 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- Indies Corman, Arkoff unfazed by sky-high budgets of majors 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car 1990

Media Source -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and Ice Rider 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- special issue -- re: Independent Producers 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff 1990

Star Tribune (Minnesota) -- Back to '50s Werewolves and Bad Girls 1990

Variety -- Review of Corman Book 1990

Variety -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff/American International Pictures retrospective 1990

St. Petersburg Times (Florida) -- Night of the Living B-Movies 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- Indie Issue -- Samuel Z. Arkoff Point of View and ad 1990

American International Pictures Retrospective -- Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota NOTE: includes leaflets, financial materials, itinerary, clippings, photographs of Samuel Z. Arkoff, correspondence 1990

UPI -- Vernon Scott article on Selma/Samuel Z. Arkoff 1990

Weekly Variety -- re: Ice Rider 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and Karin Garrity 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: RCA and Ice Rider 1990

Asbury Park Press (New Jersey) -- Horrific happenings 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- Arkoff Award 1990

New York Times -- The Mogul with a Million Titles 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Film Forum in New York 1990

Film Forum advertisement 1990

Film Forum Retrospective -- They Came From the Arkoff Archive. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 14, this series for separated materials (Film Forum 2 programs) 1990

Westchester Journal (Los Angeles) -- LMU Film Awards 1990

New York Times -- Cheap Thrills and Fantasy from the Drive-In Era 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- Arkoff's celluloid children get three weeks of screenings 1990

New York Daily News -- Going AIP Over Arkoff 1990

International Herald Tribune -- Here's to the King of Drive-In Thrillers 1990

New York Newsday -- Call it Indoors at the Drive-In 1990

Asbury Park Press (New Jersey) -- Producer looks back on 1950s drive-in classics 1990

New York Newsday -- Film Forum 2 1990

New York Post -- Attack of the '50s horror flicks 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Film Forum 1990

New York Magazine -- review of Film Forum 1990

Village Voice (New York) -- They Came From the Arkoff Archive 1990

London Daily Mail -- A tribute to trash 1990

Paper Magazine -- page 20 -- Cheap Shots 1990

Seattle FUN: re: Film Forum 1990

Spy Magazine -- Samuel Z. Arkoff comment on Marla Maples 1990

re: The Comedy Channel with Sam Arkoff for Guest Appearance 1990

Media Source -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at the Los Angeles County Bar Association 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: Karin Garrity and Ice Rider 1990

Toronto Globe and Mail -- Invasion of the B-movies 1990

Entertainment Today -- re: LMU Arkoff Awards 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Los Angeles County Bar Association meeting Samuel Z. Arkoff speech 1990

Village Voice (New York) -- review of Rock All Night and Shake, Rattle and Rock 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: RCA release 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car blow up 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff retrospectives 1990

Media Source -- re: film retrospectives 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car blow up 1990

Drama-Logue -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and film 1990

Seattle FUN -- re: New York and retrospectives 1990

Nancy Andrews -- Copley News Service -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and film 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car blow up 1990

Sweet Basil (Japan) -- re: New York retrospective 1990

Drama-Logue -- re: Selma 1990-1991

Kit Parker Files catalog 1990

Interviews 1991

Palm Springs International Film Festival Magazine 1991

International Photographer -- Samuel Z. Arkoff - King ov the 'B' movies 1991

Newsmaker Interview -- Hollywood's Irascible Producer Samuel Z. Arkoff 1991

Seattle FUN -- re: Ice Rider 1991

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Machine Gun Kelly 1991

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car fire 1991

Entertainment Flash -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff and early career 1991

Hollywood Reporter -- Arkoff to peer into indie prod'n future 1991

Entertainment Flash -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff car fire 1991

re: Cinemateque dinner honoring Scorsese 1991

Media Source -- re: Ice Rider 1991

re: Samuel Z. Arkoff speech ''Whither Hollywood'' 1991

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Ice Rider 1991

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Machine Gun Kelly 1991

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Akerman former AIP employee 1990

Publicity 1991

Variety -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at USA Film Festival in Dallas 1990

Variety -- re: USA Film Festival 1990

Hollywood Reporter -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at USA Film Festival 1990

Beverly Hills Today -- re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at Cannes 1991

Hawaii -- Star Bulletin, Honolulu Advertiser 1991

Vancouver -- The Georgia Straight and Pacific Cinematheque. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 15, this series for separated materials. 1991

Vancouver -- Vancouver Sun 1991

HBO Interview 1991

Munich Retro -- Publicity. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 15, this series for separated materials. 1991

Vancouver -- The West Ender, Af Magazine 1991

The World and I -- Samuel Arkoff: Schlockmeister Extraordinaire 1991

Antelope Valley Press 1991

Virginia Film Festival 1991

Drama-Logue -- re: Ice Rider 1991

Fort Lauderdale Film Festival 1991

Fax of an advertisement for Entertainment Today interview with Arkoff; Hollywood Book and Poster News book review of Arkoff's autobiography 1992

Library Journal -- Book Review 1992

Entertainment Today -- Voice of Hollywood -- Bergamo 1992

Wireless Flash -- Copley News Serv. -- re: book 1992

Wireless Flash -- Copley News Serv. -- asking for Samuel Z. Arkoff photos 1992

Newsweek -- Invasion of the B Books 1992

Newsweek -- pg. 62 Sly Dog at Fox (Joe Roth) and pg. 86 Invasion of B Movie Books 1992

Harvard Film Archive Summer '92 announcement of Samuel Z. Arkoff and series. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 15, this series for separated materials. 1992

The World's Worst Director 1992

Boston Globe -- Honoring the King of the B's 1992

Boston Phoenix -- Next Weekend: But Where Will We Park? 1992

Boston Globe -- He Was A Teen-Movie Mogul 1992

Boston Globe -- Names and Faces 1992

Beverly Hills Today -- Arkoff Speaks at Harvard 1992

Hollywood Reporter -- Film Shorts re: Samuel Z. Arkoff at Harvard 1992

Bay Windows (Boston) -- Scream Gems 1992

Boston Herald -- Father of the Teen Flick 1992

Harvard University Gazette -- Invasion of the Monster Movies 1992

Daily News (New York) -- Applesauce -- Scorsese learned early lesson in movie labor relations 1992

Premiere Magazine -- review of Flying Through Hollywood by the Seat of My Pants 1992

Fort Dodge Messenger -- Moviemaker has Fort Dodge Roots 1992

Wireless Flash -- Copley News Serv. -- re: Tribute at Harvard 1992

Daily News (New York) -- Applesauce -- re: Werewolf casting 1992

Entertainment Today -- Voice of Hollywood -- book 1992

Daily News -- Hollywood Freeway 1992

Daily Variety -- Arkoff Plots Producing Comeback 1992

Drama-Logue -- Screenscene -- re: book 1992

Wireless Flash -- Copley News Serv. -- re: casting calls 1992

Entertainment Today -- Voice of Hollywood -- re: casting 1992

L.A. Times Book Review -- Put That In Your Bikini and Smoke It 1992

Daily Variety -- Correction to 9 July 1992 story 1992

Daily Variety -- Notice of open casting call for I Was a Teenage Werewolf 1992

Daily News (New York) -- Bikini Madness 1992

New York Newsday -- Liz Smith -- re: book and casting 1992

Daily News (New York) -- Founder recalls B-all and end-all of AIP studios Monster Hits 1992

Hollywood Reporter -- Ad for open casting call for I Was a Teenage Werewolf 1992

New York Post -- pg. 8 Werewolf Casting Call is a Howling Success 1992

Daily News (New York) -- pg. 37 Smells Like Teen Werewolf 1992

Carol Publishing -- Arkoff Media summary 1992

New York Times -- A He Wolf or a She Wolf? 1992

Washington Post -- Werewolf Art Thou Romeo? 1992

Wireless Flash -- Copley News Serv. -- re: Hilda Arkoff leg 1992

Drama-Logue -- Screenscene -- re: book and casting 1992

Drama-Logue -- Ad for open casting call 1992

Daily Variety -- Army Archerd -- re: Werewolf casting 1992

Daily Variety -- Army Archerd -- re: Planet Hollywood casting 1992

Entertainment Today -- The Book Report -- pg. 14 1992

USA Today -- Sam Arkoff, the best in the B-Movie business 1992

Entertainment Today -- Voice of Hollywood 1992

King Features Weekly Serv. -- Tuning In 1992

Los Angeles publicity schedule 1992

Weekly Variety -- Soundtrack -- re: Star 1992

Variety Weekly -- Review -- Flying Through Hollywood by the Seat of My Pants 1992

Daily Variety -- Herman Cohen letter 1992

Chicago Tribune -- It's Their Day to Howl 1992

Drama-Logue -- Screenscene 1992

Hollywood Reporter -- Arkoff Amid the Werewolves -- pg. 35 NOTE: includes article from the Boston Globe, ''Honoring the King of the B's'' 1992

San Diego Union-Tribune -- Wolf Call 1992

LA Times -- Letters 1992

Star Magazine -- Camera-Shy Queen Didn't Give Up Her Day Job After Taste of Movie Fame 1992

LA Times -- Al Martinez -- Year of the Wolf 1992

Orange County Register -- 25 Years of Cheap Thrills 1992

People Magazine -- Return of the Creature Feature Man 1992

Nuart Landmark Retrospective 1992

Master Werewolf and book publicity 1991-1992

Master distributor press package -- New York -- Teenage Werewolf 1992

Newstalk interview -- WPRO 630 -- Rhode Island 1992

Toronto Globe and Mail -- book review 1992

Entertainment Today -- Schockmeister Sam Arkoff: Still Making Movies and Memories 1992

Enterprise -- Master of Schlock Films Still Working; Pens Bio -- Bob Thomas -- Associate Press Interview 1992

American Cinematheque -- Roger Corman -- Samuel Z. Arkoff talk with Corman 1992

Asbury Park Press 1992

Publicity 1994

Nuart -- retro 1993

Publicity -- Samuel Z. Arkoff 1994

Sunday Telegraph -- London, England -- B-Movie Rises from the Grave 1993

Filmfax Magazine -- review of Samuel Z. Arkoff book 1993

Publicity. Cf. Box 1ov, Folder 14, this series for separated materials. 1993

Myers, Julian 1993

Movie Collectors World -- Collecting AIP Posters 1993

San Francisco Bay Guardian -- It Conquered the World 1993

San Francisco Examiner -- Dishing Up Saucerful Nostalgia 1993

San Francisco Chronicle -- AIP Cornered 3-Eyed, 3-Legged Market 1993

Alameda Times-Star -- Little Studio of Horrors 1993

San Francisco Chronicle -- Horrifying Halloween Week 1993

Sam's ''Mea Culpa'' letter to Hollywood Reporter, Julian Myers and misc. letters -- P.R. 1993

Articles re: Walker Art Center retrospective, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1990

Articles re: Film Forum retrospective, New York City 1990

Articles re: Harvard Film Archive retrospective, Boston, Massachusetts 1992

Articles re: Towne Theater retrospective, San Jose, California 1994

Articles re: Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, California 1993

Virginia Film Festival guide 1991

Articles re: National Film Theatre, London 1991

Articles re: smaller retrospectives in Los Angeles, Hawaii, and Canada 1991, 1994

Correspondence re: retrospectives 1991-1992

Articles from retrospectives 1986, 1990-1994

Rawley, Peter -- Underground Aces 1978-1979

Nothing Personal -- contract 1979-1980

Lawless Rider -- correspondence and agreement contracts (1 of 2) 1952-1975

Lawless Rider -- correspondence and agreement contracts (2 of 2) 1952-1975

Office Redecoration (by Hilda J. Arkoff) NOTE: includes submission agreement form 1970

Employment agreement -- Henshaw, Jere 1977

W -- correspondence 1978

Murder in Amityville -- correspondence re: motion picture rights 1979

Photos -- Bistro -- Kaufman NOTE: includes images of Samuel Arkoff and Jere Henshaw 1979

Dressed to Kill -- notes from Joe approximately 1980

Dreams Die First -- agreement contract 1978

Huzza Huzza a.k.a. Going for It -- budgets, double coverage and correspondence 1979

Gorp a.k.a. Summer Dreams -- correspondence, agreement contacts, screening comments and budgets 1978-1980

Millar, Stu -- Fortress a.k.a. Decision Over Schweinfurt -- budgets and agreement contracts 1979

Zeitman, Jerome; Kaufman, Robert -- How to Beat the High Cost of Living a.k.a. Moneyball - notes, correspondence. Agreement contracts, advertisements and budgets (1 of 2) 1975-1980

How to Beat the High Cost of Living a.k.a. Moneyball - notes, correspondence. Agreement contracts, advertisements and budgets (2 of 2) 1975-1980

AIP -- 1978 consolidated financial statements 1978-1979

AIP -- 1979 consolidated financial statements 1979-1980

Intermin financial statements 1978-1980

AIP estimated operations and cash flow 1978-1980

AIP estimated profit and loss before taxes 1979-1980

AIP financial statements and other financial data 1978-1979

Salaries -- general 1979

10-K (form) -- American International Pictures, Inc. 1979

Questionnaire of Officers and Directors 1973-1979

Board of Directors Meetings 1978 (1 of 2) 1978-1979

Board of Directors Meetings 1978 (2 of 2) 1978-1979

AIP -- Abstract of Loan Agreement -- Chase, Bank of America 1979

AIP -- Prospectus 1969

Board of Directors Meetings 1979 (1 of 2) 1979

Board of Directors Meetings 1979 (2 of 2) 1979

Financial (miscellaneous) 1978-1980

Profit participation distribution 1956-1978 (dates broken)

Release schedules 1963-1964 1963-1964

Release schedules 1965-1966 1965-1966

Release schedules 1967-1968 1967-1969

Release schedules 1969-1970 1969-1970

Release schedules 1971-1972 1971-1972

Release schedules 1973-1974 1972-1974

Release schedules 1975-1976 1975-1976

Release schedules 1977-1978 1977-1978

AIP Pictures -- List 1959-1978

Current release schedule 1978-1979

Release schedules 1979-1980 1978-1979

Form 10-K 1977

AI TV release schedule packages 1966-1978 (dates broken)

K-GOD 1979

AIP sales meeting -- Huston, TX 1973

AIP sales meeting -- Scottsdale, AZ -- speech file NOTE: includes stills with images of Samuel Z. Arkoff and other AIP employees 1978

Mad Max -- distribution agreement 1979

AIP release lineup 1978 1977

AIP production budget -- Amityville Horror 1978

Release schedules 1978-1979 1977-1979

Status reports 1978-1979 1978-1980

Announcement of AIP executive positions NOTE: includes news releases about James H. Nicholson leaving AIP and Louis Arkoff's appointment as the company's vice president 1969-1976

Meteor 1979-1981

Maryanne 1979

Berkus, Jim -- Defiance 1977-1980

Weston, R. R. -- Dreams Die First 1978-1980

American Film Institute 1978-1980

American International Pictures (1 of 2) 1966-1983 (dates broken)

American International Pictures (2 of 2), includes combined continuities 1956-1981 (dates broken)

Reports on cooperative advertising 1970s

Reports on Export Department 1976-1980

Reports on prints for AIP films 1976-1978

Advertising budgets 1975-1978

Correspondence 1979-1980

John Kemeny, International Cinema Corp. 1979

Monthly Appointment Sheets 1979

Documents relating to Filmways acquisition 1979

American International Pictures films produced and/or released 1955-1976

Nassau, New York trip 1977

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder One 1977-1981

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Two, films beginning with 'H' 1972-1979

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Two, films beginning with 'I'-Killer Force 1974-1980 (dates broken)

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Two, films Killer Shrews-Love at First Bite 1975-1979

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Three, films beginning with 'M'-'O' 1974-1979

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Three, films beginning with 'P' 1975-1978 (dates broken)

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Four, films beginning with 'R'-The Sicilian Cross 1974-1979

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Four, films Sister-Squirm 1973-1979 (dates broken)

Standard Abstract form from Binder Four 1972-1973 1979

Abstracts of Agreements from Binder Four, films Star Crash-Swedish Fly Girls 1974-1979(dates broken)

Abstracts of Agreements unfiled; note regarding abstracts 1976-1989 (dates broken)

Abstracts of Agreements unfiled 1975-1977

Filmways Annual Reports pre-merger 1978-1979

Filmways Annual Reports, plan of reorganization 1979

Notes re: Ray Stark and Phil Feldman undated

Script for Nightmare Game by Ty Haller undated

Joint Proxy Statement to stockholders re: Filmways merger; summary of Filmways 1978-1979

Arkoff's notes on employment agreements re: Filmways merger 1979

Official titles of AIP executives 1979

Summary of AIP business 1979

Agreement with Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin firm on advising AIP in Filmways merger 1979

Signed copy of Agreement and Plan of Reorganization 1979

Independent Production Agreement for Arkoff 1979

Drafts of Independent Production Agreement for Arkoff 1979

Employment Agreement for Arkoff 1978-1979

Miscellaneous business correspondence; Declaration of Arkoff and Polygram re:John Frankenheimer 1978-1981

Correspondence presenting projects to Arkoff 1979-1980

AIP policy correspondence with executives 1971-1978

Film rentals and cash receipts reports 1976-1979

Summaries of Significant Operating and Statistical Data 1978-1980

Correspondence and reports re: film publicity 1977 1980

AIP England, Share of Profit reports 1976-1977

Correspondence file -- S 1977-1981

Correspondence file -- U 1978-1981

Correspondence file -- V 1976 1979-1980

Notes on Filmways merger 1980

Correspondence from Filmways shareholders 1980

SZA's notes on Filmways pre-merger circa 1979

Filmways correspondence and copy of certificate of AIP name change 1979-1980

Reports to Filmways shareholders 1980-1981

New corporation for Filmways stock 1979

Non-Qualified Stock Option plan for AIP employees 1979

SZA Representation Letter re: no intention to sell Filmways stock 1978-1979

Filmways stock sale, notes 1980

SZA Filmways stock options 1979

Filmways, Certificate of Designation, Preferences, and Rights of preferred stock 1979

Filmways, option of first referral by Filmways to SZA and DJM shares 1979

Sale of Filmways stock 1980-1981

Bob Grunberg file re: Filmways contracts and abstracts 1980

SZA notes on Filmways merger 1980

Paramount deal notes 1981

Paramount deal re: Joe Roth 1981

Paramount deal re: John Heyman 1981

Paramount deal financial notes 1981

Richard Bloch, notes and clippings 1979-1980

Filmways post-merger, SEC report 1979

Filmways merger, exhibits 1978-1979

Filmways merger, schedules and exhibits 1978-1979

Distribution, editing for The Humanoid 1978-1979

Humanoid SZA notes for deposition 1978-1979

Transcript of deposition given by Saul Krugman re:Shapiro vs AIP 1979

Transcript of deposition given by Paul Romeo Picard re:Shapiro vs AIP 1978

Transcript of deposition given by David Carradine re:Shapiro vs AIP 1979

Correspondence file -- I 1976-1980 (dates broken)

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 1970-1981

Invitations -- general (accepted) 1977-1979

Correspondence file -- L 1978-1980

Litigation pending 1979-1980

Correspondence file -- M, includes deposition for Macon County Line Productions vs AIP 1978-1980

Independent Production Agreement 1979

Employment agreement drafts 1979

In-house feature release schedules 1977-1980

Advertising schedule 1980

Australian pictures and creative talent, Roadshow Distributors 1976, 1979-1981

Correspondence file -- B 1977-1981

AIP Film credits 1979-1980

Credits -- Paid ads 1978-1980

Correspondence file -- D 1978-1981

Correspondence file -- E 1979-1981

England, miscellaneous 1978-1979

Exchanges, correspondence with Leon Blender 1977-1978

Correspondence file -- F 1979-1981

Motion picture licensing antitrust litigation 1974-1975, 1977-1979

Geria, filming in Germany 1978-1979

Germany 1979

Correspondence file -- G 1978-1981

Correspondence file -- H 1977-1981

The Humanoid script, correspondence 1978

Apache Woman superimposed spotted list circa 1955

AIP, Inc. - Officers, Biographies and listings, photographic material 1969

"The Island of Dr. Moreau": The Making of a Major Motion Picture 1977

Two Headed Transplant picture 1971

C.H.O.M.P.S. contact sheets 1979

Meteor brochure (3 copies) Cf. Map Case, Series 5 for separated materials 1979

American International Pictures product brochures 1961-1979 (dates broken)

Scrapbook of Bikini Beach promotions in Singapore, photographic material and newspaper clippings 1965

92740.042 IVE (International Video Entertainment) Distribution 1984

92740.043 Robert Hays Project 1981-1984

92740.044 Film House Group 1984-1985

92740.045 Club Malibu 1983-1984

92740.046 Undead a.k.a. Gravestand 1979-1985 (dated broken)

92740.047 WGA (Writers Guild of America) Membership 1981-1986 (dates broken)

92740.048 Spike 1982-1983

92740.049 Teachers 1982

92740.052 P.S. I Love You 1982-1983

92740.050 The Oracle/Reunion 1980-1983 (dates broken)

92740.051 Outcalls Only 1985

92740.053 Phenomena 1985

92740.054 Phobia 1986-1996 (dates broken)

92740.055 Rotate 1983-1984

92740.056 Trust Matters 1963-1987

92740.057 Night Crawler 1985-1988

92740.058 Machine Gun Kelly (1 of 2) 1987-1988

92740.058 Machine Gun Kelly (2 of 2) 1987-1988

92740.059 Double or Nothing 1988

92740.060 They're Here 1988

92740.061 Future Cop 1988

92740.062 Undercover 1988

62740.063 Harry Knapp 1988

92740.064 Angel of Mercy (1 of 2) 1986-1988

92740.064 Angel of Mercy (2 of 2) 1986-1988

92740.065 Willie Mays Story 1988

92740.066 Ice Rider 1988

92740.067 Big Time 1988

92740.068 Marilyn 1988

92740.069 Girl Friday 1988

92740.070 My Yesterdays are Your Tomorrows 1988-1989

Distribution agreements 1986

Las Vegas trips 1984

Skyscraper 1983-1984

92741.001 Rafts -- master forms 1983-1984

92741.001 Rafts -- scripts 1984

92741.001 Rafts -- scripts -- old drafts 1983-1984

92741.001 Rafts -- scripts -- revised first draft 1982

92741.001 Rafts -- p-file -- union booklet and agreements 1982-1983

92741.001 Rafts -- P/Dw/Orion extra 1988

92741.001 Rafts -- completion bond papers (1 of 2) 1983

92741.001 Rafts -- completion bond papers (2 of 2) 1983

92742.001 Hellhole -- scripts 1984

Joe Roth -- Wild River Films 1982-1983

Comworld -- Creeper distribution agreement 1983

Script return letter file -- The Samuel Z. Arkoff Company 1980-1981

Project Budget Summary 1982

Thorn-EMI licensing agreements 1982

Correspondence A-D 1980-1982

Correspondence E-H 1982

Correspondence I-P 1982-1983

Correspondence Q-Z 1982

Correspondence with La Victorine Studios undated

Story meeting material 1980-1982

Richard Bloch: Information 1980-1981

Hal Brown 1980

Greene and Reynolds deal 1982

Fictitious Business Name: Arkoff International Pictures, Arkoff International Pictures Video

Correspondence both personal and relating to Arkoff International Pictures 1981

Rafts, items from public relations agent 1983

Memorandum from Robert Kline to Walt Whelan, Re:Samuel Z. Arkoff adv. Fulop and Hardee 1984

Agreements between Whitewater Productions, Michael Meltzer, and Joel Charnoff re: Teachers, Wildrapids, and Spike 1982

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with Craig Buck re: Drive Away 1981

Production agreement with Mark Forstater Productions 1981

Memorandum from Robert Kline to Walt Whelan, Re:Samuel Z. Arkoff adv. Fulop and Hardee 1984

Production agreement between Arkoff, Jeff Shectman, and Charles Eglee re: P.S. I Love You 1982

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with Ronny Graham re: Bob Hays Project 1982

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with Charles Eglee and Jeff Shectman re: P.S. I Love You 1981

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with Royce Applegate and Ira Miller re: Teachers 1982

Production agreement between Arkoff, Whitewater Productions, Michael Meltzer, and Joel Charnoff re: Rafts (Wildrapids) 1981

Screenwriter Employment Agreement Loanout of Phil Robinson for Tow Truck Cowboy 1981

Screenwriter Employment agreement with Doug Grossman and Jeff Sherman re: Rafts or Wildrapids 1981

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with John Beaird Re: Machismo 1981-1982

Screenwriter Employment Agreement with Mark Warren and Dennis Rinsler re: Fast Food 1981

Agreement between Arkoff International Pictures and Efin Productions and Noee Productions re: Bob Hays Project 1981-1982

Billed Audit Trail from Fulop, Rolston, Burns, and McKittrick 1981-1982

Incorporation documents for Final Terror Distributing Company 1984