This collection houses biographical information, scripts, framed and unframed photographs, memorabilia, and other materials documenting Gene Blakely's acting career.
Identification:
MS SC BL
Language:
Material in English
Repository:
Arizona State University Library.
Rare Books and Manuscripts
P.O. Box 871006 Tempe, AZ 85287-1006 Phone: (480) 965-4932 E-Mail: archives@asu.edu Questions? Ask An Archivist!
Biographical Note
Gene Blakely was born on June 8, 1921 in Iowa. He was a prolific character actor, appearing in over 150 television shows, in numerous movies, and in 20 Broadway performances. Blakely began collecting materials documenting film and theatre at the beginning of his acting career. Whenever he was touring with a road production, he searched for book dealers who might handle the types of materials he collected. When Clifton Webb died, Blakely acquired his extensive book and photograph collection. Many of these items were inscribed to Webb by various celebrities.
Blakely moved to Phoenix in 1980 after having developed a taste for the city during his numerous performances at the Sombrero Theatre. In Phoenix, he acted at the Phoenix Little Theatre and helped found the Actor's Theatre of Phoenix in 1985. Blakely returned to his family home in Creston, Iowa in 1987 in order to be near family during his last days. He died in Creston of kidney and bone cancer on November 23, 1987.
Theatre, Film, and Television Roles
Television Series
Amanda's (Judge Peterson), 1983
Phyl & Mikhy (Judge), 1980
Another Day, 1978
Maude (John Vogel, Harry Ornitz, Ned McIlhaney, Judge Fletcher, Psychiatrist, Reporter, Wise Man #1, and Man), 1974-1978
All in the Family (Dr. Seymour Shapiro), 1975
The Streets of San Francisco (Dr. Graber), 1975
The Bob Crane Show (Professor), 1975
The Bob Newhart Show (Dr. Ralph Tetzi), 1973-1974
Bewitched (Dave), 1964-1968
CBS Playhouse (Phil), 1967
The John Forsythe Show (Dr. Holzer), 1966
The Donna Reed Show (Kingsley and Mr. Perkins), 1964, 1966
Hazel (Bill Murphy, Stanley Wilson, Jack Spencer, and Harvey), 1963-1966
Please Don't Eat the Daisies (Robert Wolfe and Cooper), 1965-1966
The Munsters (Big Leo and Jerry), 1965
The Farmer's Daughter, 1964
The Wide Country (Matt Hartshorn), 1963
Adventures in Paradise (Grant), 1961
Perry Mason (Frank Oxman), 1959
Climax!, 1958
Robert Montgomery Presents (Greg Fielding), 1957
Three Steps to Heaven, 1953
Lux Video Theatre (Jack), 1952
Danger, 1950
Lights Out, 1950
Television Movies
Not Quite Human (Mr. Gutman), 1987
September Gun (Merchant), 1983
Little Women, 1946
Television Shorts
Rockabye the Infantry (Captain Becker), 1963
Movies
Murphy's Romance (Lucien Holt), 1985
Used Cars (Mr. Books), 1980
The Prisoner of Second Avenue (Charlie), 1975
Beach Red (Goldberg), 1967
That Darn Cat! (Cahill), 1965
Everything's Ducky (Lt. Cmdr. Bernard Kemp), 1961
Battle of the Coral Sea (Lt. Len Ross), 1959
It Started with a Kiss (Corporal Mack), 1959
Broadway Productions
Forty Carats
Weekend
Finishing Touches
Teahouse of the August Moon
Desperate Hours
Life with Father
Scope and Content Note
This collection houses biographical information, scripts, framed and unframed photographs, memorabilia, and other materials documenting Gene Blakely's acting career.
Series I: Personal and Biographical includes biographical material and membership records documenting Gene Blakely's life and work as well as lists of materials received with this collection that were dispersed to other parts of the department or library.
Series II: Scripts houses the scripts that Blakely used while preparing for his performances in films, on television, and on stage. Many of these items reflect last-minute changes and some contain Blakely's personal annotations.
Series III: Photographs contains approximately 550 items. Many of these images were acquired from Clifton Webb and some are autographed by the stars they portray, including W. C. Fields, Joan Crawford, Mae West, Ethel Merman, and Charlie Chaplin. Also included are two "flip pics" (Box 13), which consist of a series of pictures bound together depicting some action, in this case throwing a pie. When the pictures are flipped quickly, the action can be seen to take place.
The portraits in Box 14 (mostly publicity stills) were removed from a blue notebook and include cartes de visite and postcard photographs in varying sizes. They mostly depict stage and early silent film performers and several recent film stars. Some images are autographed.
The portraits in Box 16 (cabinet cards; 4.25" x 6.5") were carefully disassembled by David Moore (Curatorial Specialist, Conservation Department, ASU Libraries) from one of two photograph collages in the collection. Many are autographed. The numbers in pencil on verso refer to the order of location in the collage.
Series IV: Memorabilia includes nine china plates (SPEC OBJ S-11), each with the photograph of an early actor or actress printed under the glaze, and a scrapbook.
Arrangement
This collection consists of twenty-four boxes divided into five series:
To view this collection, make an appointment at least five business days prior to your visit by contacting Ask an Archivist or calling (480) 965-4932. Appointments in the Wurzburger Reading Room at Hayden Library (rm. 138) on the Tempe campus are available Monday through Friday. Check the ASU Library Hours page for current availability.
Copyright
Arizona State University does not own the copyright to this collection. We recognize that it is incumbent upon the researcher to procure permission to publish information from this collection from the owner of the copyright.
Cataloged realia relevant to this collection includes SPEC OBJ S-24: Needlepoint Bust of William Shakespeare.
Separated Materials
Approximately 1,600 books received with this collection have been cataloged with call numbers beginning in "BL" and "BLP". The majority of these monographs are biographies of well-known stars, dramatic actors and actresses, comedians, playwrights, directors, producers, musicians, composers, and movie columnists. Also included are basic reference books including lists of Academy Award winners, directories of actors and actresses, annuals, and histories of theatre and film.
Several nearly complete runs of theatrical and film periodicals, including Stage, After Dark, Theatre, and Theatre World, have been added to Special Collections' Performing Arts periodical collection and assigned Library of Congress call numbers.
Sheet music for approximately 3,000 songs and liberatti were transferred to the Music Library in 2004. These first editions, many of which are rare collectors' items, carry the illustrations familiar to those who know or collect early sheet music.
A collection of records including soundtracks from Broadway and film musicals has been cataloged with identifiers beginning in "RPM" with Blakely listed as the donor.
Access Terms
Personal Name(s)
Blakely, Gene -- Archives.
Subject(s)
Actors -- United States -- Archives.
Motion picture actors and actresses -- United States -- Archives.
Television actors and actresses -- United States -- Archives.
The Braddock Story [Treatment] By Howard Irving Young,
Undated (Typescript Carbon)
2
2
The Brave Bulls, Screenplay by John Bright,
1949 October 26 (First Estimating Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
2
3
Calamity Jane and Sam Bass by Melvin Levy,
1948 September 28 (Revised Final Shooting Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
2
4
"A Certain Mr. Scratch", Adaptation by Stephen Vincent Benet, Screenplay by Dan Totheroh [The Devil and Daniel Webster],
1941 February 18 (Final Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
2
5
The Claim Jumper by Joseph Hoffman,
1951 November 6 (Final Shooting Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
2
6
Detective Story by Sidney Kingsley,
1950 November 11 (Second Draft Screenplay by Phillip Yordan, Revised by Robert Wyler; Typescript Mimeograph)
2
7
Directions: The Game and How it Was Played Today by Gene McKinney,
1969 August 29 (Typescript Mimeograph with Blocking for George)
2
8
The Distaff Side from Anne Morrison Chapin,
1945 March 1 (Typescript Mimeograph)
2
9
Duel in the Sun [Legend],
1945 October 9 (Prologue, Added Scenes and Retakes; Typescript Mimeograph)
Box
Folder
3
1
The File on Thelma Jones,
1948 November 18 (First Temporary Yellow; Typescript Mimeograph)
3
2
Game for Vultures, Screenplay by Phillip Baird,
Undated (Final Draft; Typescript Photocopy)
Based on the book by Michael Hartmann.
3
3
Leave her to Heaven, Screenplay by Jo Swerling,
1945 February 27 (Final Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
3
4
A Love Story ..., Screenplay by Lawrence Kimble,
1945 June 21 (Estimating Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
Based on Vina Delmar's Liberty Magazine story.
3
5
The Mad Dog of Europe by Herman Manciewicz, Lynn Root, and Al Rosen,
Undated (Typescript Mimeograph)
3
6
The Mask of Diijon by Arthur St. Claire,
1945 October 1 (Typescript Carbon)
3
7
Nine Guns to Glory (Africa),
Undated (Typescript Mimeograph)
Box
Folder
4
1
Not Quite Human by Alan Ormsby,
1987 February 13 (Revision; Blue Typescript Mimeograph)
Includes Actors Television Motion Picture Day Players contract for Blakely for part "Gutman".
4
2
The Prisoners of Second Avenue by Neil Simon,
1973 August 30 (Final Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
4
3
The Revolt of Mamie Stover, Screenplay by Sydney Boehm,
1955 November 9 (Revised Shooting Final; Typescript Mimeograph)
4
4
Shep of the Painted Hills,
1950 January 10 (Temporary Complete Script; Typescript Mimeograph)
4
5
Tam Tam Mayumbe,
Undated (Typescript Ditto)
4
6
Tennessee's Partner, Screenplay by Graham Baker and Teddi Sherman,
1948 August 6 (Typescript Mimeograph)
4
7
The Tijuana Story,
1957 February 13 (Screenplay; Final Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
4
8
Too Many Angels in Heaven,
Undated (Typescript Carbon)
Original subject for film and treatment by Piero Tellini.
4
9
The Towering Inferno by Stirling Silliphant,
1974 April 18 (Third Revised Shooting Final; Typescript Copy)
Box
Folder
5
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Two Loves Have I: (The Story of Frederick Remington), Screenplay by Dale Van Every,
1946 April 29 (Final; Typescript Mimeograph)
5
2
The Unforeseen, Screenplay by Laszlo Gorog and Richard Rush,
1966 May (Typescript Mimeograph)
From the novel by Dorothy Macardle.
5
3
Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? Original Story and Screenplay by Frank Tashlin,
1957 February 27 (Shooting Final Script)
All's Fair, "The Jailbirds" by Rod Parker, Bob Schiller, and Bob Weiskopf,
1977 February 18 (Part II; Second Draft; Typescript Copy)
Notation by Gene Blakely; includes rehearsal taping schedule and cast list.
6
2
All's Fair, "The Jailbirds" by Rod Parker, Bob Schiller, and Bob Weiskopf,
1977 February 22 (Part II; Second Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list. Gene Blakely played "newsman one".
6
3
All in the Family, "Birth of the Baby" by Milt Josefsberg and Ben Starr,
1975 December 8 (Part II; First Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes handwritten revisions, rehearsal and taping schedule, ownership signature by Gene Blakely.
6
4
All in the Family, "Birth of the Baby" by Milt Josefsberg and Ben Starr,
1975 December 11 (Part II; Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
6
5
Barnaby Jones, "A Gold Record for Murder" by Larry Brody,
1973 December 6 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
6
6
Barnaby Jones, "Trap Play" by Barry Oringer,
1974 October 23 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Ownership signature of Gene Blakely.
6
7
The Bellini's, Pilot by Fred Freeman, Lawrence J. Cohen, Alan Mandel, and Charles Shyer,
1976 January 14 (Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list. Blakely played "Pat Delaney".
6
8
The Bellini's,
1976 February 2 (Revised Draft)
Includes cast and sets list.
6
9
Bewitched, Pilot Script, Screenplay by Sol Saks,
1963 November 26 (Second Revised Final Draft; Typescript Carbon)
6
10
Bewitched, "Red Light, Green Light" by Roland Wolpert,
1964 December 23 (First Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Ownership signature by Gene Blakely; blocking for character Joe Harvey.
6
11
Bewitched, "A Change of Face" by Bernard Slade,
1965 March 9 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
6
12
Bewitched, "A Very Special Delivery" by Howard Leeds,
1965 May 12 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
6
13
Bewitched, "And Then There Were Three" by Bernard Slade,
1965 November 26 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Blakely played "Dave", Darrin's friend.
6
14
Bewitched, "The Girl With the Golden Nose" by Syd Zelinda and Paul Wayne,
1966 March 23 (Final Draft; Typescript Carbon)
Includes cast and set list and notes for "Dave".
6
15
Bewitched, "If They Never Met" by William Idleson and Samuel Bobrick,
1967 June 13 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Blakely played "Dave", Darrin's friend.
6
16
Boarding Party (Pilot), "Good Ol' Harvey" by Alan J. Levitt,
1978 January 19 (First Draft; Typescript Copy)
6
17
The Bob Crane Show, "Mid-Term Blues" by Martin Donovan,
1974 October 30 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list; studio call sheet for character "Professor" laid in.
Box
Folder
7
1
The Bob Newhart Show, "Blues for Mr. Borden" by Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses,
1973 September 24 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list.
7
2
The Bob Newhart Show, "I'm Dreaming of a Slight Christmas" by Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses,
1973 November 1 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list.
7
3
The Bob Newhart Show, "I'm Dreaming of a Slight Christmas" by Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses,
1973 November 5 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
For character Dr. Ralph Tetzi.
7
4
The Bob Newhart Show, "A Love Story" by Martin Cohen,
1974 January 7 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets lists.
7
5
The Bob Newhart Show, "By the Way ... You're Fired",
1974 January 10, 14 (Typescript Copy)
Written 1974 January 10; final draft dated 1974 January 14. Includes cast and sets list; studio call sheet for character, "Dr. Tetzi" laid in.
7
6
Cannon, "The Bad Apples" by Carey Wilber,
1973 October 22 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list.
7
7
CBS Playhouse, "Do not go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Loring Mandel,
1967 March 6 (Revised Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
Gene Blakely played "Phil".
7
8
CBS Playhouse, "Do not go Gentle Into That Good Night",
1967 April 1967
Includes blocking and taping schedule and rehearsal schedule.
7
9
The Cop and the Kid, "The Ides of Martha" by Rick Mittleman,
1976 January 9 1976 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list, studio call sheet, and contract for "Father Reilly".
7
10
The Cop and the Kid, "The Ides of Martha",
1976 January 14, 16
7
11
The Donna Reed Show, "No More Parties – Almost" by Clifford Goldsmith,
1965 October 28 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets lists. Notations for Gene Blakely, who played "Charlie Kingsley".
7
12
Dr. Kildare, "What Happened to All the Sunshine and Roses?" by Archie L. Tegland,
1966 January 12 (Typescript Copy)
7
13
Dr. Kildare, "Travel a Crooked Road" by Edward J. Lakso,
1966 February 7 (Part II; Typescript Copy)
Notations for character "Melvin".
7
14
The Ed Sullivan Show, Scene from "The Teahouse of the August Moon",
1956 March 18 (Typescript Mimeograph)
Includes cast list.
7
15
The Farmer's Daughter, "Katy by Moonlight" by Phil Leslie and Keith Fowler,
1964 December 18 (Final Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
Includes cast and set list.
Box
Folder
8
1
Get Smart!, "Appointment in Sahara" by C. F. L'Amoreaux and Anne Sutton,
1967 January 18 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast list.
8
2
Get Smart!, "Appointment in Sahara" by C. F. L'Amoreaux and Anne Sutton,
11967 January 23 (Second Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast list.
8
3
Grindl, "Grindle and the Boodle" by Jay Sommers,
1963 August 1 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Manuscript notation by Blakely. Includes cast and set list. Call sheet laid in for part of "Joe".
8
4
Hazel, "Dorothy Takes a Trip" by William Cowley,
1963 May 7 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Notations for Spence. Revisions/additional pages of 1963 May 9 laid in.
8
5
Hazel, "Mix-up on Marshall Road" by Robert Riley Crutcher,
1964 June 23 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and set list. Part of "Bill Murphy".
8
6
Hazel, "Please Don't Shout", Teleplay by Robert Riley Crutcher, Story by James Fonda and Robert Riley Crutcher,
1965 December 3 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Manuscript notation by Blakely for part of "Harvey". Cast and set list, studio call sheet laid in.
8
7
The John Forsythe Show, "Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No, it's Miss Culver!" by Arnold Horwitt,
1965 December 16 (Revisions; Typescript Ditto)
Includes cast and sets list; studio call sheet for part "Dr. Holzer" laid in.
8
8
The John Forsythe Show, "Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No, it's Miss Culver!" by Arnold Horwitt,
1965 December 21 (Revisions; Typescript Ditto)
Includes cast and sets list; studio call sheet for part "Dr. Holzer" laid in.
8
9
The John Forsythe Show, "From Russia With Chaos",
Undated (Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list; part of "Captain Glass".
8
10
Judge Beatrice Mead Presiding by Nathan Wise,
Undated (Outline of a Television Series; Typescript Carbon)
8
11
Karen, "Young of Heart" by George Tibbles,
1965 January 11 (Revised Draft; Typescript Ditto)
Includes cast and set lists.
8
12
The Look of Eagles,
1975 February 12 (Revised Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list; studio call sheet laid in.
8
13
Maude, "Walter's Dream" by Ben Starr; Teleplay by Dick Clair and Jenna McMahon,
1974 August 3 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list; Blakely played "Man".
8
14
Maude, "Consenting Adults (The Split - Part II)" by Pamela Herbert Chais and Karyl Geld,
1975 July 23 (First Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and tape schedule and cast and sets list. Gene Blakely played "John Vogel".
8
15
Maude, "Consenting Adults (The Split - Part II)" by Pamela Herbert Chais and Karyl Geld,
1975 July 24 (Second Draft; Typescript Copy)
Gene Blakely played "John Vogel".
8
16
Maude, "Consenting Adults (The Split - Part II)" by Pamela Herbert Chais and Karyl Geld,
1975 July 26 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule and cast and sets list. Manuscript notations by Gene Blakely for "John Vogel".
8
17
Maude, "Maude and Chester" by Sol Weinstein, Teleplay by Pamela Herbert Chais,
1976 August 27 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list; part for Harry Ornitz.
8
18
Maude, "Maude's Christmas Surprise" by William Davenport and Arthur Julian,
1977 November 14 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule and cast and sets list. Gene Blakely played "First Wise Man".
8
19
Maude, "Maude's Big Move: Part Two - The Wake" by Charlie Hauck,
1978 February 1 (First Draft; Typescript Copy with Annotations and Revisions)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule and cast and sets list.
8
20
Maude, "Maude's Big Move: Part Two - The Wake" by Charlie Hauck,
1978 February 6 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule and cast and sets lists. Gene Blakely played "Ned".
8
21
Maude, "The Gay Bar" by Thad Mumford,
1977 October 13 (Second Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule and cast and sets list. Gene Blakely played "Mark Duncan".
Box
Folder
9
1
Miss Winslow and Son (Pilot), "Birthday" by Alan J. Levitt,
1977 December 30 (Second Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list.
9
2
Mister Dugan, "Matt's Team Reunion" by William Davenport,
1979 February 28 (First Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes taping and rehearsal schedule, cast and sets list. Blakely played "Jerry Winkler".
9
3
The Munsters, "All-Star Munster" by Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher,
1964 December 8 (Revised Draft; Typescript Ditto)
Includes cast and sets list and notation for "Jerry".
9
4
The Munsters, "Herman's Child Psychology" by Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher,
1965 August 2 (Revised Draft; Typescript and Ditto)
Includes cast and sets list and notations for part of "Big Leo".
9
5
My Little Margie, "Papa and Mambo" by G. Carleton Brown, Teleplay by Frank Gill, Jr.,
1955 March 18 (Typescript Mimeograph)
9
6
Phyl and Mikhy, "Phyl's Wedding" by Rod Parker,
1979 August 16 (First Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule.
9
7
Phyl and Mikhy, "Phyl's Wedding" by Rod Parker,
1979 August 24 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes rehearsal and taping schedule, cast and sets list. Blakely played "Judge Foreman".
9
8
Please Don't Eat the Daisies, "Never Trust Your Grandmother" by Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn,
1965 July 7 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
9
9
Please Don't Eat the Daisies, "Two Seats on the Moon-Shot" by Paul West,
1965 August 25 (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Mimeograph)
Includes manuscript notations for "Hastings" by Gene Blakely.
9
10
The Rockford Files, "The Empty Frame" by Stephen Cannell,
1978 September 11 (Revised Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list.
9
11
The Streets of San Francisco, "Deadly Silence" by John W. Bloch,
1975 April 11 (Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes cast and sets list. Gene Blakely played "Dr. Graber".
9
12
Second Start by Martin Cohan and Jim Allen,
Undated (Pilot Television Script; Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
Includes studio call sheet dated 1974 February 11. Gene Blakely played "Dr. Parker".
9
13
Second Start by Martin Cohan and Jim Allen,
Undated (Revised Final Draft; Typescript Copy)
9
14
Tribute to Richard Rodgers,
1976 August 23 (Revised Typescript Copy)
Opening talk by Gene Kelly and Henry Winkler.
9
15
Juror Joan Scott, Novelle von Peter Quinn,
Undated (Typescript)
(German)
9
16
Jona Teisen, "Liebes Bubchen" (Germany, U.S. Zone),
Undated (Typescript Carbon)
Sessue Hayakawa: Biography and Photographs (3 Items)
12
2
Francoise Rosay: Photographs and Reviews of The Thirteenth Letter (17 Photographs)
12
3
Francoise Rosay: Publicity Stills (11 Items)
12
4
Francoise Rosay: Publicity Stills (11 Items)
12
5
Francoise Rosay: Publicity Stills (11 Items)
12
6
Francoise Rosay: Publicity Stills (12 Items)
12
7
Judith Evelyn: Publicity Stills (10 Items)
12
8
Judith Evelyn: Publicity Stills (10 Items)
12
9
Judith Evelyn: Publicity Stills (10 Items)
12
10
Judith Evelyn: Publicity Stills (11 Items; One Autographed)
12
11
Judith Evelyn: Angel Street, Photographs and Playbill,
1943 (12 Photographs)
Includes letter from Brian Aherne to Jerome Corray, "Home, Inc.", dated 1943 February.
12
12
Judith Evelyn: Angel Street (Photographs and Publicity),
1943 (12 Photographs)
12
13
Judith Evelyn: Macbeth (Photograph and Publicity); Macbeth and Coriolanus (Television Productions) (1 Photograph)
12
14
Judith Evelyn: The Rich, Full Life and Craig's Wife (Photographs and Publicity) (5 Items)
12
15
Judith Evelyn: A Streetcar Named Desire (Photographs) and Anthony Quinn (Publicity, Press Kit); The Thirteenth Letter (Publicity); Scarlet Pen (Publicity) (7 Photographs)
12
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Judith Evelyn: Other Photographs and Publicity for The Overtons and Camille (16 Items)
12
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Judith Evelyn: Other Photographs, Publicity, and Playbills (7 Items)
Box
13
Hollywood Cavalcade (81 Black and White 5" x 7" Photographs Removed from Blue Notebook)
Includes two pie throwing scenes.
Box
Folder
14
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Photographs
Includes:
Maude Adams
Lucille [Maslin?]
Mae West
Frank Daniels (Includes Signature Card)
Unidentified Male, Seated, Leaning on Table
Joseph Jefferson
Miss Renshaw
Montague
Alice Joyce, Kalem Stock Company
Gene Gauntier, Kalem Stock Company
Guy Coombs, Kalem Stock Company
Carlyle Blackwell, Kalem Stock Company
14
2
Photographs
Includes:
Maurice Costello, Vitagraph Players
Ken Maynard
Alberta Vaughn
Katherine MacDonald
"Little Edna" May Hamel, Edison Player
Robert Thornby, Vitagraph Player
Courtney Foote, Vitagraph Player
Robert Gaillord, Vitagraph Player
Amelia Bingham (Includes Signature Card)
Norma Talmadge, Vitagraph Player
Myrtle Stedman, Essany Player
14
3
Photographs
Includes:
Sir Henry Irving
Kathlyn Williams
Bryant Washburn
Unidentified Female, Universal Studios
Donald O'Connor
Joan Crawford
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor
Phyllis Haver
Cuba Postcards
14
4
Photographs
Includes:
Virginia Bruce
Freddie Bartholomew
Douglas Fairbanks, Tomb
Marion Davies, Beverly Hills Home
Louise Brooks, 1926
Norma Talmadge and Gilbert Roland
14
5
Photographs
Includes:
"Big Sleep" Apartment House
Blanche Walsh
Alex. Salvini
Della Fox, 1894
Wilton Lackage, Haymarket Theatre, Chicago
14
6
Photographs
Includes:
Unidentified Male
John McCullough
Wm. Gillette
Gussy Brady [?] (4 Ladies, Ballet Shoes, Muffs)
Julian Eltinge
Irene Vanbrugh
Unidentified Female with Hat
Lupe Velez
14
7
Photographs
Includes:
Ruth Roland
Norman Kerry
Neil Hamilton
Mildred Davis Lloyd, 1929 January 25
Lane Chandler, Paramount Studios
Josephine Dunn
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8
Photographs
Includes:
Ruth Elder
Bryant Woodburn [?], 1921 (Venus in the East) (Putting it Over)
