Mimi Benzell papers - Archives West

Mimi Benzell papers, 1897-1972

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Benzell, Mimi
Title: Mimi Benzell papers
Dates: 1897-1972 (inclusive)
18971972

1930-1972 (bulk)
19301972
Quantity: 72.97 cubic feet (108 boxes)
Collection Number: 03860
Summary
Repository: American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu
Access Restrictions: Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
Additional Reference Guides: Additional Information
Partial finding aid available in repository.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Mimi Benzell (1924-1972) was an American singer and radio talk show hostess during the twentieth century. Born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, Benzell started her show business career as a soprano opera singer and made a number of appearances with New York City's Metropolitan Opera Association during the 1940s. She moved into popular music in 1949 and enjoyed a long and notable career as a popular singer, giving numerous concert performances at night clubs and theaters between the late 1940s and 1960s and appearing in several musical theater productions, including the Broadway musical "Milk and Honey" (1961-1963) and the Off-Broadway plays "A Night on the Town" and "Show Boat". Benzell started singing in radio during the 1940s and made regular appearances on a number of popular radio shows during the 1950s, including "The Pet Milk Show" and "Railroad Hour" (1952-1954). Benzell also sang on a number of television shows during the 1950s a nd 1960s, including the "Mike Douglas Show" (1963). From 1964 to 1967, she was the hostess of WNBC New York's radio talk show "Luncheon with Mimi", in which she interviewed numerous celebrities, including Woody Allen and Nipsey Russell.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Collection contains reel to reel audio tapes of Mimi Benzell's musical performances (including opera performances for the Metropolitan Opera Association, radio performances on "Radio Hour", and miscellaneous stage performances), reel to reel audio tapes of "Luncheon with Mimi", 78 rpm phonograph records of Benzell's musical performances (including opera performances for the Metropolitan Opera Association, radio performances on "Railroad Hour", and miscellaneous stage performances), and a few 33 rpm records of Benzell's musical performances (including "Milk and Honey"). Collection also contains original musical scores used by Benzell (including those for "Milk and Honey" and "A Night on the Town"), Benzell's radio show scripts (including those for "Railroad Hour" and "The Pet Milk Show"), a few 8 mm home movies (of Benzell, her family, and her travels), and a few 16 mm movies (of various Benzell performances), and reel to reel videotapes of Benzell's 1963 appearance on the "Mike Douglas Show". Collection also holds photographs and photograph negatives (of Benzell, her family, and show business colleagues), several scrapbooks created by Benzell, and a small amount of personal correspondence. A large amount of printed sheet music, clippings, programs and broadsides for Benzell performances, press releases, and miscellaneous printed materials are in this collection as well.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Preservation Note

System Requirements

Mimi Benzell's musical recordings -- Audio tapes.

Luncheon with Mimi recordings -- Audio tapes.

Mimi Benzell's musical recordings -- Phonograph records -- 78 rpm.

Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Mimi Benzell at the date of processing.

Acquisition Information

The material was received from Walter Gould in 1972-1973 and 1979.

Processing Note

Processing Information

The finding aid was encoded by Abigeal Eagen and Zachary Carmichael in 2020.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Sound Tapes (7 inch reel, 1200 feet): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
1	Benzell, Mimi - singing opera	undated
1	Benzell, Mimi - singing popular songs	undated
1	Introductions by Mimi (practice tape)	undated
1	Brown, Jimmy - Actor	undated
1	Bull fight (two tapes)	undated
1	Cardiff, Jack - Movie director	undated
1	Carston, Peter - Actor	undated
1	Christie, Julie - Actress	undated
1	Clark, Ossie and Pollack, Alice - Store clerks	undated
1	Commercials - Coca Cola and Libby	undated
1	Despax, Oliver - Actor	undated
1	Conklin, Roger - Manager "Soaquarium, Miami, Florida" (two tapes)	undated
1	Demming, Vaugh - Stuntman	undated
1	Devize, England - various citizens of town	undated
1	Devize market - various citizens of town	undated
1	Elias, Louis - Stunt double	undated
1	England, George - Producer (two tapes)	undated
1	Grayson, Kathryn - Singer	undated
1	Harrod's Department Store - various employees (two tapes)	undated
1	Jaffey, Irving - Ice skater	undated
1	Johnson, Patricia - Kathryn Grayson's daughter	undated
1	Kyako, Kishida - Actress	undated
1	Lisi, Virna - Actress	undated
1	"Lord Jim" preview (two tapes, two copies of reel two)	undated
1	Mimieux, Yvette - Actress	undated
1	O'Brian, Hugh - Actor	undated
1	Puiver, Kurt - Ice skater	undated
1	Raphael, Frederic - Director	undated
1	Silverman, Ernest - Café owner	undated
1	Stauffer, Teddy - Hotel manager	undated
1	Sternfield, Aaron - Actor	undated
1	Taylor, Rod - Actor (two tapes)	undated
1	Torna, Regina - Actress	undated
1	Walker, Fiona - Actress	undated
1	Woodworth, Constance - ?	undated
17	Schaap, Dick - Author	03/29, no year
17	Brothers, Joyce - Psychologist	03/29, no year
17	Sutter, Linda - subsituting for Mimi	03/29, no year
17	Rosten, Leo - Author	09/02, no year
17	Gavin, John - Actor	09/02, no year
17	Crandall, Brad - substituting for Mimi	09/02, no year
1	Acapulco - Description of place	11/20, no year
1	Roman, Carlos - Cliff diver	1964
1	DeLeon, Miguel - Taxi driver	1964
1	Harris, Julie - Actress	01/07/1964
1	Moore, Sonja - Actress	01/07/1964
1	Wassenman, Robert - Handwriting analyst	01/07/1964
1	Knight, Felix - Opera singer	04/16/1964
1	Murray, Katherine - Dancer	04/16/1964
1	Thomas, Frank - Baseball player	04/16/1964
1	Taylor, Elaine - Kelly Girl	04/20/1964
1	Howard, Esther - Volunteer worker for National Jewish Hospital, Denver, Colorado	04/20/1964
1	Yssel, Gus - President, Rockefeller Center	04/20/1964
1	Small, Gertrude - Stockbroker	04/21/1964
1	Lowe, Janet - Stockbroker	04/21/1964
1	Darvis, Nickie - Dancer and author	04/21/1964
1	Reels 1 and 2 concerning speeches from Mayor Wagner and President Lyndon B. Johnson concerning the New York World's Fair opening	04/22/1964
1	Hildegard - Entertainer	04/22/1964
1	Flamm, Donald - Broadcaster	04/22/1964
1	Tucker, Sophie - Singer	04/23/1964
1	Gardner, Ily - Columnist	04/23/1964
1	Pflaninger, Sylvia - Author	04/24/1964
1	Bean, Orsen - TV panelist	04/24/1964
1	Wolcott, Charles C. - Educator	04/24/1964
2	Daniel, Margaret Truman - President Truman's daughter	04/28/1964
2	French, Eleanor Clark - New York City Commissioner to United Nations	04/28/1964
2	Nickerson, Eugene - Nassau County Executive	04/29/1964
2	Atlas, Sol G. - Real estate developer	04/29/1964
2	Dunbar, Ernest - Editor, LOOK Magazine	04/30/1964
2	Kaner, Walter - Columnist	04/30/1964
2	Leslie, Warren - Author	05/01/1964
2	Cambridge, Godfrey - Comedian	05/01/1964
2	Cambridge, Barbara (Mrs. Godfrey) - Actress	05/01/1964
2	House, Sally Ann - Musical comedy star	05/04/1964
2	Diseaux, Nancy - Musical comedy star	05/04/1964
2	Morran, Jim - Publisher	05/04/1964
2	Bard, Jan - Songwriter	05/05/1964
2	Schaeffer, George - Producer-director	05/05/1964
2	Brown, Florence - Executive Director, Louise Weiss Service	05/06/1964
2	Griffin, Merv - Television celebrity	05/06/1964
2	Stein, Robert - Editor, Redbook	05/06/1964
2	Wilson, Nancy - Singer	05/07/1964
2	Duddly, Lynn -Night club act writer	05/07/1964
2	Kaufmann, William - Writer	05/06/1964
2	Lindfors, Viveca - Actress	05/06/1964
2	Jarvis, Lucy - NBC Television producer	05/11/1964
2	Bogomolovia, Nina - Member, Soviet Women's Committee, and author	05/11/1964
2	Henderson, Skitch - Musician	05/12/1964
2	Burns, John J. - Commisioner, New York State government	05/12/1964
3	Shang, Fred - Director	05/13/1964
3	Ellison, Charles - Director, Offive of Cultural Presentation, Washington, D.C.	05/13/1964
3	Purcell, Ed - Program Officer, Inter-American Programs, Washington, D.C.	05/13/1964
3	Pollak, Mrs. Sidney - Administrative Director Jewish Guild of the Blind	05/14/1964
3	Riley, Charles Nelson - Musical star	05/14/1964
3	Bekkel, Theodore - Actor	05/15/1964
3	Abel, Allan - Observer	05/15/1964
3	Wright, Marlon - NAACP counselor	05/18/1964
3	Whitmore, James - Actor	05/18/1964
3	Hamlin, Oscar - History professor, Harvard	05/18/1964
3	Vanderherval, William - Special Assistant to Attorney General Robert Kennedy	05/19/1964
3	Tuckman, Mrs. Kate - Principal, School #184, Manhattan	05/19/1964
3	Ford, Paul - Actor	05/19/1964
3	Fields, Totie - Comedienne	05/20/1964
3	Sobel, Louis - Columnist	05/20/1964
3	Wheatly, Joanne - Singer	05/21/1964
3	Kanner, Hal - Singer	05/21/1964
3	Allen, Mel - Broadcaster	05/21/1964
3	Glenwille, Peter - Director	05/22/1964
3	Carmell, Eddie - Comic	05/22/1964
3	Bytoni, Giovani - Pasta merchant	05/25/1964
3	Peters, Gorald - Radio performer	05/25/1964
3	Goulet, Robert - Singer	05/25/1964
3	Belinki, Helen - Cookbook author	05/25/1964
3	Jones, Candy - Model	05/26/1964
3	Schultz, Hildegard - German radio producer	05/26/1964
3	Case, Allan - Television actor	05/26/1964
3	Feeley, Mary - Money management consultant	05/27/1964
3	Gregory, Dick - Comedian	05/27/1964
3	O'Sullivan, Maureen - Actress	05/28/1964
3	Gary, Harold - Actor	05/28/1964
3	Smith, Steven - J.F. Kennedy Library press agent	05/28/1964
4	Wilson, Earl - Columnist	05/29/1964
4	Adler, Ernest - Hairdresser	05/29/1964
4	Kitt, Ertha - Singer	06/01/1964
4	Douglas, Jack - Author	06/01/1964
4	Graham, Virginia - TV Moderator	06/02/1964
4	Ponds, Helaine - Costumer	06/02/1964
4	Mansfield, Jane - Actress	06/03/1964
4	Haggerty, Mickie - Promoter	06/03/1964
4	Orbin, Robert - Comedy writer	06/03/1964
4	Klepper, Mike - Director-producer	06/03/1964
4	DeHavilland, Olivia - Actress	06/04/1964
4	Brandon, Johnnie - Composer	06/04/1964
4	Levinson, Sam - Humorist	06/05/1964
4	Olson, Robert - Director, Boys Club of New York	06/05/1964
4	Dessau, Axel - Director, Danish travel office	06/05/1964
4	Rifter, Carolyne - Comedienne	06/08/1964
4	Dowel, Gorvey - Writer	06/08/1964
4	Klienholtz, Frank - Art critic	06/08/1964
4	Anderson, Florence - Actress	06/09/1964
4	Liberace - Pianist	06/09/1964
4	Carren, Joan - Actress	06/09/1964
4	Checkers, Chubby - Entertainer	06/10/1964
4	Grossman, Ruth - Cookbook author	06/10/1964
4	Grossman, Bob - Cookbook author	06/10/1964
4	Britton, Sherry - Singer	06/11/1964
4	DeCosta, Morton - Director	06/11/1964
4	King, Lila - Press agent	06/12/1964
4	Schacht, Al - "Clown prince of baseball"	06/12/1964
5	Jones, Candy - substitute for Mimi	06/16/1964
5	Burroughs, Abe - Playwright	06/16/1964
5	Greene, Adolph - Playwright	06/16/1964
5	Avalon, Frankie - Singer	06/16/1964
5	Franzblau, Rose - Psychologist	06/17/1964
5	Strong, Marrianne - Society publicist	06/17/1964
5	Thompson, Edward - New York City Fire Commisioner	06/18/1964
5	Swing, Raymond - Broadcaster-writer	06/18/1964
5	Unidentified, could not get correct speed, marked "Take It Jack Cassidy"	06/19/1964
5	Carroll, Bob - Actor	06/19/1964
5	Cassidy, Jack - Actor	06/19/1964
5	Simms, Sylvia - Songstress	06/22/1964
5	Johnson, Van - Actor	06/22/1964
5	Chadwick, Florence - Swimmer	06/23/1964
5	Nixon, Marni - Actress	06/23/1964
5	Gold, Ernest - Composer	06/23/1964
5	Sahl, Mort - Comedian	06/24/1964
5	Benton, Robert - Art editor	06/24/1964
5	Newman, David - Freelance writer	06/24/1964
5	Russell, Anna - Actress	06/25/1964
5	Buttons, Dick - Ice skater	06/25/1964
5	Cook, Sam - Writer	06/26/1964
5	Michaels, Sydney - Writer	06/26/1964
5	Downs, Hugh - TV moderator	06/29/1964
5	Dailey, Irene - Actress	06/29/1964
5	Funicello, Annette - Singer/actress	06/30/1964
5	LaRosa, Julius - Singer/actor	06/30/1964
6	Kallen, Kitty - Musical recording star	07/01/1964
6	Wagner, Roger - Musical director	07/01/1964
6	Tapes marked "Short day due to special broadcast"	07/01/1964
6	Russell, Nipsey - Actor	07/02/1964
6	DeSilva, Howard - Actor/director	07/02/1964
6	Knight, Felix - Singer	07/02/1964
6	VanVorn, Monique - Singer	07/03/1964
6	Janney, Leon - Actor	07/03/1964
6	White, Bob - Writer	07/03/1964
6	McDowell, Roddey - Actor	07/06/1964
6	Maccard, Jan - Actress	07/06/1964
6	Elangas, Dorothy - New York City Beauty Contest winner	07/06/1964
6	Burman, Shelly - Comedian	07/06/1964
6	McDowall, Roddy - Actor	07/07/1964
6	1964 All Star Basketball game and sports casting	07/07/1964
6	Clarey, Robert - Musical producer	07/08/1964
6	Sheer, Jerry - Vice-president, department store	07/08/1964
6	Page, Geraldine - Actress	07/09/1964
6	Blackwell, Earl - Celebrity Service manager	07/09/1964
6	Grossinger, Jennie - Hostess, Grossinger Hotel	07/10/1964
6	Lopez, Vincent - Musician	07/10/1964
6	Goldwater, Barry - Senator (political speech, not interview)	07/10/1964
6	Lombardo, Guy - Entertainer, orchestra leader	07/13/1964
6	Berthelson, Larry - Puppeteer	07/14/1964
6	Porter, Don - Actor	07/14/1964
6	Prince, Hal - Producer	07/17/1964
6	Braenard, Frank - Director of Operation Sailing Ships	07/17/1964
6	Skinner, Cornelius Otis - Author	07/20/1964
6	Lind, Gloria - Recording star	07/20/1964
7	Scott, Martha - Actress	07/15/1964
7	Neuta, Benevada - Actress	07/15/1964
7	Allen, Woody - Comedian	07/16/1964
7	Susan, Jacqualine - Actress	07/16/1964
7	Meader, Vaughn - Recording star	07/21/1964
7	Hunter, Kim - Actress	07/21/1964
7	Neumann, Vera - Artist-designer	07/22/1964
7	Vernon, Jackie - Comedian	07/22/1964
7	Willson, Meredith - Composer	07/23/1964
7	Willson, Rene - Mrs. Meredith Willson	07/23/1964
7	Ireland, John - Actor	07/23/1964
7	Boschard, Helen - Chairman, Childrens Entertainment Center	07/24/1964
7	O'Keefe, Dennis - Actor	07/24/1964
7	Taylor, Robert - Actor	07/27/1964
7	Ulmanvoski, Alexander - Student-social worker	07/27/1964
7	Blighton, Larry - Actor	07/28/1964
7	Nero, Peter - Musician	07/28/1964
7	Hayes, Richard - Singer-actor	07/29/1964
7	Hamilton, Mrs. Cena - President, Gulliver Trails, Children's Camp agency	07/29/1964
7	Gunti, Morty - Comedian	08/03/1964
7	Panella, Candy - Fashion editor	08/03/1964
7	Knight, Ethel Bloom (Mrs. Felix) - Child radio star	08/04/1964
7	Diller, Phyllis - Comedienne	08/04/1964
8	Pruden, Bonnie - President, Institute of Physical Fitness	08/05/1964
8	Crown, Al - Producer	08/05/1964
8	Ballin, Ina - Actress	08/06/1964
8	Stein, Phil - Manager-producer	08/06/1964
8	Mobray, Allan - Actor	08/07/1964
8	Meehan, Danny - Actor	08/07/1964
8	Parkins, Molly - Actress	08/08/1964
8	Mackeehan, Ann - World's Fair Queen	08/10/1964
8	Yule, Mrs. Tom (Marjorie) - Actor's Wife	08/10/1964
8	Cahn, Sammy - Lyric songwriter	08/10/1964
8	Fuchsberg, Jack - Lawyer	08/11/1964
8	Schenzen, Walter - Producer	08/11/1964
8	Benzell Promos	08/12/1964
8	Warfield, William - Singer	08/12/1964
8	Taylor, Rene - Actress-comedienne	08/12/1964
8	DuPoir, Leonard - Conductor	08/14/1964
8	Hickman, Darryl - Actor	08/14/1964
8	Markell, William - Medical doctor	08/18/1964
8	Ross, Lynn - College student, fashion designer	08/18/1964
8	Piatza, Ben - Actor	08/19/1964
8	Seagler, Sylvia - Bus-line director	08/19/1964
8	Sinatra, Frank Jr. - Singer	08/21/1964
8	Freeman, Al - Actor	08/21/1964
8	Dee, Ruby - Actress	08/24/1964
8	Daner, Barbara - Actress (Mrs. Allen Arkan)	08/24/1964
8	Arkan, Allen - Actor	08/24/1964
9	Wyler, Gretchen - Dancer	08/25/1964
9	Wood, Evelyn - Founder of Reading Dynamics	08/25/19664
9	Thompson, Mrs. Alice - Magazine editor	08/26/1964
9	Davis, Ossie - Actor	08/26/1964
9	Bruce, Judt - Actress	08/27/1964
9	Kasznar, Kurt - Actor	08/27/1964
9	Kean, Betty - Comedienne	08/28/1964
9	Parker, Lew - Actor	08/28/1964
9	Erskine, Howard - Producer	08/28/1964
9	Berry, Clair - Singer (sister team)	08/31/1964
9	Berry, Myrna - Singer (sister team)	08/31/1964
9	Carson, Mindy - Singer-actress	09/01/1964
9	Landau, Jack - Producer	09/01/1964
9	Lesculie, Jack - TV announcer	09/02/1964
9	Davidson, Muriel - Magazine writer	09/02/1964
9	Brown, Helen Gurley - Author	09/03/1964
9	McMahon, Ed - TV announcer	09/03/1964
9	Winters, Shelly - Actress	09/04/1964
9	Hayden, Melisa - Ballerina	09/04/1964
9	Chapin, Scarlet - Producer	09/04/1964
9	Evans, Lee - Pianist	09/07/1964
9	Cantelli, Polly - Fashion director	09/07/1964
9	Kramer, Walt - Producer	09/08/1964
9	Kiley, Richard - Actor	09/08/1964
10	Landon, Michael - Actor	09/09/1964
10	Hoffeld, Bill - Interior designer	09/09/1964
10	Young, Gig - Actor	09/10/1964
10	Spitzer, Murry - Business man	09/10/1964
10	O'Neal, Patrick - Actor	09/11/1964
10	Gordon, Dorothy - TV moderator	09/11/1964
10	Parker, Fess - Actor	09/14/1964
10	Cohen, Myran - Comedian	09/14/1964
10	Victor, Sally - Hat designer	09/15/1964
10	Sidney, Sylvia - Actress	09/15/1964
10	Albertson, Jack - Actor	09/16/1964
10	Montague, Lord Buela - English nobleman	09/16/1964
10	Jackson, Anne - Actress	09/17/1964
10	Wallach, Eli - Actor	09/17/1964
10	Hill, Lucian - Translator	09/17/1964
10	Haverly, John P. - Monsignor and educator	09/18/1964
10	Blackshaw, Kenneth - New York World's Fair Manager	09/18/1964
10	Monroe, Vaughn - Singer	09/21/1964
10	Stearn, Michael - War correspondant	09/21/1964
10	Kantor, Arthur - Press agent	09/22/1964
10	Israel, Leonard - Business man	09/22/1964
10	Gazzara, Ben - Actor	09/22/1964
10	Jaffe, Sam - Actor	09/24/1964
10	Ackerman, Betty - Actress	09/24/1964
11	Hoffman, Jay - Musician	09/25/1964
11	Bloom, Claire - Actress	09/25/1964
11	O'Fallan, Shawn - Author	09/291964
11	Gaussman, Victoria - Actor	09/29/1964
11	Hammer, Victor - President, Hammer Galleries	09/30/1964
11	Conley, Joe - Producer	09/30/1964
11	McLoughan, Mary Ann - Physical fitness advocate	10/01/1964
11	Rossin, Robert - Producer	10/01/1964
11	Bogan, Sylvia - Financial consultant	10/09/1964
11	Shouggler, Goodrich - University professor	10/09/1964
11	Rude, Beth - Chaplin, Ship "University Seven Seas"	10/12/1964
11	Tuttle, William - Movie make-up artist	10/13/1964
11	Perkins, Marlin - Zoo director	10/13/1964
11	Fowler, Jim - Falconist	10/13/1964
11	Cass, Peggy - Singer	10/14/1964
11	Peckham, Ted - Antique dealer	10/14/1964
11	Rollenstein, Alfred - Music director	10/19/1964
11	Spinetti, Victor - Actor	10/19/1964
11	House, Sally Ann - Actress	10/20/1964
11	Ralston, Ray - Actor	10/20/1964
11	McPortland, Mary Ann - Pianist	10/21/1964
11	Massey, Raymond - Actor	10/21/1964
11	Hayber, Bill - Auctioneer	10/22/1964
11	Hayes, Helen - Actress	10/22/1964
12	Kaupman, Rosamand - Writer	10/23/1964
12	Lane, Lydia - Columnist	10/23/1964
12	Galeb, Pat - Corportate President	10/23/1964
12	King, Alan - Comedian	10/26/1964
12	Goldfater, Edward - Corporate President	10/26/1964
12	Louch, Jean - Public relations consultant	10/27/1964
12	Casanni, Egor - Publisher	10/27/1964
12	Champaign, Marion - Lawyer-writer	10/28/1964
12	German, James - Medical doctor	10/28/1964
12	Rossburough, Jean - Director, New York Chapter National Foundation March of Dimes	10/28/1964
12	Leake, Sybil - ESP expert and author	10/29/1964
12	Leavarrie, Lorrenzo - Singer	10/29/1964
12	Rathbone, Julia - Granddaughter of a prominent actor	10/30/1964
12	Raine, Jessica - Granddaughter of a prominent actor	10/30/1964
12	Komer, Jill - Granddaughter of a prominent actor	10/30/1964
12	Foster, Stephanie - Granddaughter of a prominent actor	10/30/1964
12	Uggams, Leslie - Singer	11/02/1964
12	Berquist, Laura - Writer	11/02/1964
12	McGinnis, Helen - Writer	11/03/1964
12	Pierre Amant, John - Actor	11/03/1964
12	Goldwater, Barry - Senator, political speech, not interview	11/04/1964
12	Steindler, Paul - Café owner	11/04/1964
12	Wilson, Julie - Singer	11/04/1964
12	Alexander, Joan - Actress	11/05/1964
12	Bacharrach, Burt - Columnist	11/05/1964
12	Herschfield, Harry - Humorist-cartoonist	11/06/1964
12	Montiveccki, Lillian - Singer	11/06/164
13	Sussman, Esther - Hotel Director	11/09/1964
13	Sussman, Jerry - Hotel Director	11/09/1964
13	Tarr, Herbert - Rabbi and author	11/09/1964
13	Swenton, Stan - Publisher	11/10/1964
13	Ghostley, Alice - Actress	11/10/1964
13	Havoc, June - Actress	11/11/1964
13	Pie, Mai - Countess, author	11/11/1964
13	LaRosa, Julius - Singer	11/12/1964
13	Russ, Elmo - Record promoter for records for the blind	11/12/1964
13	Luszt, Eugene - Pianist	11/13/1964
13	Whitehead, David - Head, Corporation Impossible Limited	11/13/1964
13	Jarvis, Lucy - TV Producer	11/16/1964
13	Sughrue, Jack - TV Producer	11/16/1964
13	Nelson, Barry - Actor	11/16/1964
13	Barry, Wendy - Actress	11/17/1964
13	Simons, Gustave - Author	11/17/1964
13	Boswell, Connie - Singer	11/18/1964
13	Nelson, Lindsey - Sportscaster	11/18/1964
13	Shaw, Artie - Band leader	11/19/1964
13	Karruba, Rebecca - Wine taster	11/19/1964
13	Cook, Barbara - Actress	11/20/1964
13	Dahl, Arleen - Actress	11/20/1964
13	Lillie, Beatrice - Actress	11/20/1964
13	Andrews, Nancy - Actress	11/23/1964
13	Morran, Jim - Publisher	11/23/1964
13	Gulleskie, Andre - Dancer	11/23/1964
13	Crandall, Brad - substituting for Mimi	11/23/1964
13	Kelly, Al - Comedy star	11/24/1964
13	Britton, Eleanor - Cruise agent	11/24/1964
13	Lawrence, Gerald	11/24/1964
14	White, Josh - Folk singer	11/25/1964
14	Bernardi, Herschell - Actor	11/25/1964
14	Tittle, Wylie - Pro football star	11/26/1964
14	Burman, Shelly - Comedy star	11/26/1964
14	Maeser, Bill - substituting for Mimi	11/26/1964
14	Phillips, Carol - Magazine editor	11/27/1964
14	Bean, Orson - TV panelist	11/27/1964
14	Rodgers, Dorothy - Interior designer, author	11/30/1964
14	May, Robert - Author and creator of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer	11/30/1964
14	O'Brien, Hugh - Actor	12/01/1964
14	Callin, Lucille - Novelist	12/02/1964
14	Hamilton, George - Actor	12/02/1964
14	Bescardy, Hank - Author	12/02/1964
14	Powers, Stephanie - Actress	12/03/1964
14	Thomas, Gregory - President, Chanel in the U.S.	12/03/1964
14	O'Brien, Hugh - Actor	12/03/1964
14	Turrac, Rozalid - Concert Pianist	12/07/1964
14	Jones, Jack - Singer	12/07/1964
14	Pezro, Kenneth - Food broker	12/07/1964
14	Jean Mare, Gigi - Dancer	12/08/1964
14	Briskow, Robert - Lord Mayor of Dublin	12/08/1964
14	Sasinko, Anna - Manager	12/09/1964
14	Deutchen, Peter - Orchestra leader	12/09/1964
14	Drake, Debby - Columnist	12/10/1964
14	Kyam, Victor - Corporate President	12/10/1964
14	Allison, Fran - TV personality	12/11/1964
14	London, David - Actor	12/11/1964
14	Ferrough, Edward - Animal trainer	12/11/1964
15	Wayne, Paula - Actress	12/14/1964
15	Burton, Sybil - Costume director	12/14/1964
15	Stern, Vera - Social worker	12/14/1964
15	Sardi, Vincent - Restauranteur	12/15/1964
15	Preston, Robert - Actor	12/15/1964
15	Murray, Katherine - Dancer	12/16/1964
15	Green, Robert - Fashion director PLAYBOY	12/16/1964
15	Barranholtz, Bernhard - Executive	12/16/1964
15	Vanslyke, Maria - Publisher	12/23/1964
15	Gunte, Morty - Comedian	12/23/1964
15	Sarnoff, Dorothy - Singer	12/24/1964
15	Martin, William - Music director	12/24/1964
15	Gam, Rita - Actress	12/28/1964
15	Elkins, Hilliary - Producer	12/28/1964
15	Hackett, Buddy - Comedian	12/29/1964
15	Frances, Nanette - Executive Assistant Editor, House and Gardens	12/29/1964
15	Stewart, Don - Singer	12/30/1964
15	Mann, Herbert - Jazz flutist	12/30/1964
15	St. John, Adella Rogers - Social worker	12/31/1964
15	Huntley, Chet - TV announcer	12/31/1964
15	Heatherton, Ray - Actor	01/05/1965
15	Lewis, Emery	01/05/1965
15	Cosby, Bill - Comedian	01/06/1965
15	Small, Mary - Writer	01/06/1965
16	Harris, Julie - Actress	01/07/1965
16	Moore, Sonia - Teacher-author-director	01/07/1965
16	Ritter, Thelma - Actress	01/11/1965
16	Appgard, Virginia - Medical doctor	01/11/1965
16	Woodworth, Constance - Women's editor, New York Journal American newspaper	01/12/1965
16	Saks, Richard - President, Saks Quality Stores	01/12/1965
16	Leigh, Janet - Actress	03/22/1965
16	Plate, Tom - Author	06/06/1966
16	Lathan, J. A. - Author	06/06/1966
16	Janis, Christopher - Publisher, Greek Heritage	06/07/1966
16	Luria, Donand - Medical doctor and Chairman, New York Council on Drug Addiction	06/08/1966
16	Adams, Cindy - Author	06/09/1966
16	Adams, Joey - Comedian	06/09/1966
16	Moran, Patricia - Actress	06/10/1966
16	Workum, Mrs. Fifield (Emily) - Vice-president, Planned Parenthood Federation of America	06/13/1966
16	Rackin, Martin - Producer	06/14/1966
16	Manhart, Renata - Actress	06/15/1966
16	Sherman, Allie - Football player	06/16/1966
16	Peppard, George - Producer	06/17/1966
16	Manry, Robert - Voyager on Tinkerbell, adventurer	06/20/1966
16	Adams, Edie - Singer	06/21/1966
16	Flast, Florence (Mrs.) - President, New York Parents Association	06/22/1966
16	Poll, Fred - Editor	06/23/1966
16	Bosley, Tom - Actor	06/24/1966
16	Lofkowitz, Louis J. - Attourney General, New York State	06/29/1966
16	Wyler, William - Director-producer	07/01/1966
16	Lewis, Jerry - Comedian	07/05/1966
16	Fuller, John - Author	07/07/1966
16	Picon, Molly - Actress	07/15/1966
16	Salinger, Pierre - Press Secretary, Presidents Kennedy and Johnson	07/19/1966
16	Reed, Joseph - Shakespeare Film Festival manager	07/29/1966
16	Gould, Mrs. Walter - Candle lighting ceremony	10/07/1966
16	Doberman, Mr. - Food expert (No first name given)	01/04/1967
16	Raitt, John - Singer	01/06/1967
16	Greenfield, Felix - Publicity director, Warner Brothers	01/06/1967
16	Lewis, Shari - TV star	01/10/1967
16	Hilderslee, Hugh - Sotherbees Representative and Parke Bernays	01/10/1967
16	Randolph, David - Conductor	01/13/1967 and 10/11/1967
16	Telephone calls by various individuals	01/13/1967 and10/11/1967
17	Vanderbilt, Amy - Etiquette authority	09/11/1967
17	Reuson, Peter - Racing car driver and Revlon executive	09/12/1967
17	Raphael, Frederick - Screenwriter	09/30/1967
17	Walker, Leona - Actor	09/30/1967
17	Christie, Julie - Actress	09/30/1967
17	Wood, Tye - Actor	09/30/1967
17	Various celebrities from "Far From the Madding Crowd" premier	09/30/1967
17	Levy, Stella (Col.) - Commander of Women's Army in Israel	10/09/1967
16	Lawrence, Carol - Actress	10/13/1967
16	Leclerk, Toniqueal - Author	10/13/1967
16	Craig, William - Educator-Director	10/19/1967
16	Kupferman, Theodore E. - New York City Congressman	10/19/1967
16	Churchill, Sarah - Actress	10/25/1967
16	Evers, Mrs. Medgar - Author	10/25/1967
16	Cherne, Leo - Economist	10/25/1967
16	Dee, Sandra - Actress	10/25/1967
17	Ford, Paul - Actor	10/27/1967
17	Sandler, Tom and Young, Ralph - Comedy team	10/27/1967
17	Dennis, Sandy - Actress	10/31/1967
17	Nagel, Conrad - Actor	10/31/1967
17	Pearce, Larry - Director	11/02/1967
17	Dee, Ruby - Actress	11/02/1967
17	Huttasing, Mrs. Krishna - Author	11/02/1967
17	Fuchsburg, Jacob (bad tape, could not identify)	11/06/1967
17	Jones, Rachael - Author	11/06/1967
17	Baker, Trudy - Author	11/06/1967
17	Rooks, Conrad - Director	11/08/1967
17	Feldon, Barbara - Actress	11/08/1967
17	Blackwell, Mr. - Fashion designer of clothes (No first name)	11/08/1967
17	Gordon, Max - Producer	11/11/1967
17	Tobias, Henry - Songwriter	11/11/1967
17	Drury, Allen - Author	11/13/1967
17	Pixtion, Walter - Social Worker	11/13/1967
17	Drakes, Muriel - Social Worker	11/13/1967
17	Dalrumple, Jean - Producer	11/15/1967
17	Wallach, Eli - Actor	11/15/1967
17	Herlie, Eileen - Actress	11/17/1967
17	Rothstein, Sir John - Art critic	11/17/1967
17	Jaffee, Irma - Art professor	11/17/1967
17	Russell, Terry - Fashion coordinator	11/21/1967
17	Kanpp, Eleanore - Singer	11/21/1967
17	Taubman, William - Teacher-author	11/21/1967
17	Finch, Peter - Actor	11/23/1967
17	Wolff, Lester - Congressman, New York City	11/23/1967
17	Brown, Herman - Producer	11/27/1967
17	Harman, Jim - Author	11/27/1967
17	MacLiamoor, Michael - Actor	11/27/1967
17	Jenkins, Dorothy - Antiques editor, Woman's Day	11/29/1967
17	Gam, Rita - Actress	11/29/1967
17	Crowther, Bosley - Journalist	12/01/1967
17	Tudor, Pat - Actress	12/01/1967
17	Hillary, Sir Edmund - Adventurer	12/05/1967
17	Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Downs - TV announcer and wife	12/05/1967
1	Victoria Theatre premier of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" - various personalities as they arrived at the theater	12/11/1967
17	Noel, Betty - Youth program worker	12/12/1967
17	George, David Jr. - Youth program worker	12/12/1967
17	Mason, Lowell - Author	12/12/1967
17	Premier of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" - various personalities as they arrived at the theater	12/12/1967
17	Davis, Kenneth - Author	12/13/1967
17	Lowe, Richard - New York City Councilman	12/13/1967
17	Carr, Viki - Singer	12/15/1967
17	Green, Robert - Retail executive	12/15/1967
17	Rosenbloom, William - Rabbi	12/15/1967
17	Bricuse, Leslie - Author	12/15/1967
17	Rodgers, Dorothy - Musician	12/19/1967
17	Ruben, Theodore (Dr.) - Psychiatrist	12/19/1967
17	Graver, Ben - Author	12/21/1967
17	Silvers, Joe - Author	12/21/1967
17	Mr. and Mrs. Mira Stewart - Actor and Actress	12/21/1967
17	Biernie, Lucille - Choir director	12/25/1967
17	Greg, Martin - Choir director	12/25/1967
17	Children of St. Albans choir	12/25/1967
17	Miller, Andy - Brigadier of the Salvation Army; National Informational Director	12/25/1967
17	Murray, Lynn - Actor	12/25/1967
17	Malfetti, Jonahas - Educator and President Auto Club of America	12/27/1967
17	Lenya, Lottie - Actress	12/27/1967
17	Lyon, Walter - President, Cigar Institute of the United States	12/27/1967
17	Huntley, Chet - News broadcaster, television	12/29/1967
9	Interview of Mimi Benzell concerning her appointment as Director of the Office of Performing and Fine Arts	01/31/1967

Sound tapes (2,400 feet, 3 inch center hole, all in unnumbered large box with collection): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
	Mimi Benzell Promos, 3 spots with: Robert Goulet, Liberace, and Sam Levinson	undated
	Devore, Luchia - Executive director, Boy's Town, Italy	04/13/1964
	Garagiola, Joe - Broadcaster	04/13/1964
	Poston, Tom - Actor	04/13/1964
	Burns, David - Actor	04/14/1964
	Greene, Gail - Author	04/14/1964
	Lane, Barbara - Author	04/14/1964
	Schuskall, Oscar - Author	04/14/1964
	Gingold, Hermione - Actress	04/15/1964
	McAndrew, Bill - Director, machine foundry	04/15/1964
	Murray, Katherine - Dancer	04/16/1964
	Knight, Felix - Singer	04/16/1964
	Thomas, Frank - Opera star	04/16/1964
	Begley, Ed - Actor	04/17/1964
	Glazier, Sylvia - Sociologist	04/17/1964
	Reynolds, Quentin - Reporter/author	05/02/1964
	Goren, Charles - Bridge authority	05/02/1964
	could not get correct speed to identify	05/11/1964
	McDowell, Roddy - Actor	06/29/1964
	Spenetti, Victor - Actor	10/16/1964
	Wallenstein, Alfred - Musical conductor	10/16/1964
	LaRosa, Julius - Singer	11/11/1964
	Rust, Elmo - Recording house manager	11/11/1964
	Phillips, Carol - Fashion editor, Vogue	11/24/1964
	Bean, Orson - Actor/TV personality	11/24/1964
	Goodman, Andrew - President, Burgdoff Goodman	05/03/1966
	Brunde, Rudy - Vice president and Treasurer, Ringling Brothers Circus	05/03/1966
	Pasternak, Joe - Director	07/11/1966
	Wraight, Robert - Author	10/10/1966
	Jessey, Sally - Puerto Rican TV personality	10/19/1966
	Kamin, Milt - Comedian	12/29/1966
	Larson, John - Dean of Men, John F. Kennedy College, Wahoo, NE	09/01/1967
	Gould, David - Student, Princeton University	09/01/1967
	Linkletter, Art - Radio-television personality	10/06/1967
	Huttasing, Madam Krishna - Author	11/03/1967
	Thanksgiving program	11/23/1967
	Finch, Peter - Actor	11/23/1967
	Wolff, Lester - Congressman	11/24/1967
	Miller, Andy - Brigadier of the Salvation Army; National Information Director	12/26/1967
	could not get correct speed to identify	03/13 no year
	could not get correct speed to identify	03/13 no year
	could not get correct speed to identify	03/14 no year
	could not get correct speed to identify	03/15 no year
	Aespax, Oliver - Actor	03/15 no year
	Taylor, Rod - Actor	03/15 no year
	Taylor, Rod - Actor	03/15 no year
	Carsten, Peter - Actor	03/15 no year
	Dupoit, Larry - Chorus director	05/27 no year
	Funt, Mrs. Alan - Wife of TV producer	05/27 no year
	Herman, Jerry - Composer-lyricist	08/30 no year
	Kane, Michael - Actor	08/30 no year
	Gallagher, Halen - Actress	08/11 no year
	Montanari, Adilfo - Superintendent, Montanari School	09/01 no year
	Handley, Arthur - Author	09/01 no year
	Evans, Lee - Musician	09/03 no year
	Cantelli, Polly - Fashion editor	09/03 no year
	Zetterling, Mai - Actress	09/13 no year
	Davis, Kennis - Author	11/30 no year
	Biernie, Lucille - Choir Director	12/25 no year
	Greg, Martin - Choir Director	12/25 no year
	Children of St. Albans Community Center Choir	12/25 no year

Video Tapes: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	Mike Douglas Show with Mimi Benzell (4 tapes)	1963

Films: Return to Top

Container(s): Box 74-77

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	ALL STAR REVUE, Mimi Benzell Sequence	undated
74-77	THE CHRISTOPHERS	undated
74-77	ROBERT MONTGOMERY	06/16/1952

Music Scores (The scores listed are holograph, either in pencil and/or in ink, with annotations. There are parts for: Conductor's music, Bass, Bassoon, Cello, Clarinet, Drums, Flute, Guitar, Harp, Horn, Oboe, Organ, Piano, Piccalo, Sax, Timpany, Triangle, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Viola, Violins. Each orchestration does not have parts for all the above listed instruments, but are represented in the total collection): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	ADELE'S LAUGHING SONG, Arranged by Phil Lang, 65 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	AHI JE VEUX VIVRE, 29 printed parts	undated
74-77	AND THIS IS MY BELOVED, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	AUTUMN LEAVES, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 24 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A BABY'S BEST FRIEND, Printed score, 12 parts, Master sheets, One poster, one program and one speech for "Evening With Richard Rodgers"	undated
74-77	THE BOY NEXT DOOR, printed score, 22 parts	undated
74-77	BRAHMS' LULLABY, Arranged by Phil Lang, 32 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	CHRISTOPHER ROBIN IS SAYING HIS PRAYERS, Printed score, 23 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	CIRIBIRIBIN, Arranged by Roberts (no first name given), 23 printed scores, 46 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	DEAR HEARTS, Arranged by Hal Kanner and Jerry Bresler, 21 parts	undated
74-77	DEAR HEARTS (Closing), Arranged by Hal Kanner and Jerry Bresler, 22 parts	undated
74-77	DON'T COME IN SIR, PLEASE, Arranged by Allan Small, 19 parts	undated
74-77	DON'T TALK, Arranged by Phil Lang, 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	EL RELICARIO, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed scores, 39 parts in one folder, 37 parts in second folder, Master sheets	undated
74-77	EMBRACABLE YOU, Arranged by Allan Small, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	EVENING PRAYER, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 14 parts	undated
74-77	EV'RY TIME, 11 parts	undated
74-77	FRED NORMAN ARRANGEMENTS, 27 parts, all incomplete, just pieces of various arrangements, 2 sets of master sheets.	undated
74-77	GAVOTTE, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 14 parts	undated
74-77	GIANNINA MIA, 21 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	GO TO SLEEPY, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 12 parts	undated
74-77	GONNA BUILD A MOUNTAIN, Arranged by Fred Norman, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	GRANADA, Printed score, 19 parts in one folder, 67 parts in second folder, Master sheets	undated
74-77	I DREAM TOO MUCH, Printed score, 33 parts	undated
74-77	I KNOW WHERE I'M GOIN', 15 parts	undated
74-77	I LOVE YOU SO, 23 parts	undated
74-77	I WANNA BE KISSED, 21 parts	undated
74-77	IF, arranged by Leon Leonardi, 13 parts	undated
74-77	IF I LOVED YOU, 29 parts in one folder, 23 parts in second folder, Master sheets	undated
74-77	IL BARBIERE DE SIVIGLIA, Printed score, 42 parts	undated
74-77	I'LL BUY YOU A STAR, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 17 parts	undated
74-77	IN THE GLOAMING, 13 parts	undated
74-77	INDIAN LOVE CALL, Arranged by Allan Small, 19 parts	undated
74-77	INTRODUCTIONS--HAPPY TO MAKE YOUR ACQUAINTANCE, Printed score, 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	ISN'T IT ROMANTIC, 9 parts	undated
74-77	Italian STREET SONG, All printed scores, annotated, 119 pieces in one folder, 86 pieces in second folder	undated
74-77	IT'S SO NICE TO HAVE A MAN AROUND THE HOUSE, Arranged by Gerald Alters, Printed score, 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	I'VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU, 12 parts	undated
74-77	JE SUIS TITANIA, 20 parts	undated
74-77	JOCELYN, 11 parts	undated
74-77	LA DANZA, Printed score, 39 parts, Arranged by Leon Leonardi	undated
74-77	LA VIE EN ROSE, Arranged by Phil Lang, 18 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	LES FILLES DE CADIX, Printed score, 45 parts	undated
74-77	THE LITTLE French CLOCK, Arranged by Phil Lang, Printed score, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	LITTLE MISS MUFFET, Arranged by Allan Small, 19 parts	undated
74-77	LO! HEAR THE GENTLE LARK, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 24 parts	undated
74-77	LOVELY TO LOOK AT, 10 parts	undated
74-77	LOVER, Arranged by Morton Gould, 46 parts	undated
74-77	LOVER, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 22 parts	undated
74-77	LOVE'S OWN SWEET SONG, Arranged by R. Hunter, 17 parts	undated
74-77	LUCIA'S MAD SCENE, Arranged by Allan Small, 22 parts	undated
74-77	MA CURLY HEADED BABBY, Printed score, 11 parts	undated
74-77	MAKE BELIEVE, Printed score only, 8 sheets	undated
74-77	MARECHAIRE, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 39 parts	undated
74-77	MAYTIME, Printed score, 201 sheets	undated
74-77	MIGHTY LAK' A ROSE, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 11 parts	undated
74-77	MILK AND HONEY, 5 printed scores only	undated
74-77	MILK AND HONEY MEDLEY, Arranged by Bobby Kroll, 17 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	MOMMIE OUT THE LIGHT, 20 parts	undated
74-77	MUSETTA'S WALTZ, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 39 parts Master sheets	undated
74-77	MUSETTA'S WALTZ, 48 parts, all clean, no annotations on these sheets	undated
74-77	MUSICAL SNUFF BOX, 4 parts	undated
74-77	MY FUNNY VALENTINE, Printed score, 25 parts	undated
74-77	NEVER KISS, Arranged by Gerald Alters, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	MY LADDIE, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 13 parts	undated
74-77	NEW FANGLED TANGO, Arranged by Gerald Alters, 2 printed scores, 32 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 4 printed scores, 9 parts	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, CAPRICICIO AND MACARENA, 26 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, ENDING, 22 parts	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, INTRODUCTION TO MUSETTA'S WALTZ, 40 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, KISS ME AGAIN, 2 printed scores, 37 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, OPENING, 12 parts	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, OPENING, CURTAIN GOING UP, 23 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, PART I, 12 parts	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, PART II, 20 parts	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, PART IV, Printed score, 21 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, PART V, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, PART VI, 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	O CAN YA SEW CUSHIONS?, 10 parts	undated
74-77	OLD FASHIONED HIT PARADE, Arranged by Allan Small, Printed score, 16 parts	undated
74-77	OLD FASHIONED MEDLEY, Printed score, 14 parts	undated
74-77	OLD TIME HIT PARADE, Arranged by Allan Small, 29 parts	undated
74-77	OVER THE RAINBOW, Arranged by Allan Small, 36 parts	undated
74-77	POOR BUTTERFLY, 8 parts	undated
74-77	PORGY AND BESS, All printed scores, 29 sheets	undated
74-77	RED ROSEY BUSH, Arranged by Phil Lang, 33 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	ROMEO AND JULIET (ARIETTE), 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	ROZINKES UND MANDLN, Arranged by Harry E. (last name missing), 22 parts	undated
74-77	SAINT CATHERINE, 22 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	THE SCENE IS PARIS, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 20 parts	undated
74-77	SEMPRE LIBERA, 64 parts	undated
74-77	SHALOK, 19 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	SHOWBOAT MEDLEY, 11 parts	undated
74-77	SI MI CHIAMANO MIMI, 21 parts	undated
74-77	SIBONEY, Arranged by Allan Small, 20 parts	undated
74-77	SILVER MOON, Printed score, 18 parts	undated
74-77	SOMEBODY LOVES ME, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, Printed score, 25 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME, 41 pieces printed scores, 24 parts	undated
74-77	SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME, Printed score, 26 parts	undated
74-77	SONG OF INDIA, Arranged by Allan Small, Printed score, 20 parts	undated
74-77	SWEETHEART, 19 pieces printed scores	undated
74-77	SUMMER TIME, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 24 parts	undated
74-77	TAKES TWO TO TANGO, 12 parts	undated
74-77	TIME ON MY HANDS, 13 parts	undated
74-77	TIS THE MOMENT, 24 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	TOYLAND, 15 parts	undated
74-77	UN NOUVEAU PRINTEMPS, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 44 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	UNA VOCE POCA FA, Arranged by Phil Lang, 24 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	VICTOR NERBERT MELODIES, Arranged by Phil Lang, 16 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	VILIA, Arranged by Phil Lang, 47 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	WHAT CAN A POOR MAIDEN DO, 20 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	WHO CARES, 13 parts	undated
74-77	THE WREN, Arranged by Allan Small, Printed score, 42 parts, Master sheets	undated
74-77	YOU GO TO MY HEAD, 10 parts	undated
74-77	YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE, Printed score, 24 parts	undated
74-77	ZULU LULLABY (Iga'Mal'Bantwa''na), Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 14 parts	undated
74-77	ZIGEUNER, Printed score, 24 parts, Master score	undated

Pamphlets: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	THE HERITAGE. Home of General Andrew Jackson. Catalogue 1953.	1953
74-77	HISTORIC CENTRAL CITY by Caroline Bancroft	undated
74-77	QUAINT OLD CHARLESTON	1951

Periodicals: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	Frank Leslie's Gazette Advertiser, Vol. V, part I - Vol. VI, Part 2. Cover gone. Not complete. Has been clipped.	1/1956, 8/1957
74-77	Opera News	1/1/1945; 1/22/1945; 4/2/1945; 4/16/1945; 11/26/1945; 4/22/1946; 11/18/1946; 1/26/1948; 4/5/1948; 12/20/1948
74-77	Life	1/2/1950

Phono Discs (16 inch, 33 1/3 RPM): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
74-77	BROADCAST FROM CARNEGIE HALL OVER WJZ. Mimi Benzell and Felix Knight, 2 records. 1 side only on each.	12/13/1948
74-77	Mimi Benzell - Holm interview. 1 side only.	08/06/1952
74-77	FIRESTONE PROGRAM, 2 records, 1 side only.	07/24/1950
74-77	ROBERT MONTGOMERY, 1 side only.	06/11/1952
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	06/19/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	07/03/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	07/10/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	07/17/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	07/24/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	07/31/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	08/07/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	08/14/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	08/21/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	08/28/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	09/04/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	09/11/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	09/18/1951
74-77	JACK PEARL AND MIMI BENZELL, 1 and 2.	09/25/1951
74-77	RERECORDED (only identification) Mimi Benzell, side 1 and 2.	02/25/1954
74-77	ROMEO AND JULIET, Mimi Benzell, 1 side only.	undated
74-77	MIMI BENZELL, UNA VOCE POCO FA, 1 side only.	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, 3 records, Chocolate Soldier, Brigadoon.	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, 2 records, Vagabond King, Sunny	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, 2 records, Roberta, Naughty Marietta	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, 3 records, Student Prince, Yankee	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, One Touch of Venus, Rose Marle	undated
74-77	VOICE OF AMERICA, Mimi Benzell, 4 records: Eileen; Bittersweet; HMS Pinafore; No, No, Nanette	undated
74-77	EYES ON THE FUTURE, Mimi Benzell, 3 records, side 1 and 2.	undated

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74-77	23, Mimi Benzell	undated
74-77	23, publicity stills, Mimi Benzell with other celebrities	undated
74-77	2, color picture of Mimi, Jonathan and Jennifer	1957
74-77	34, miscellaneous, unidentified	undated

Printed Music Scores: Return to Top

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74-77	Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life, 22 pieces	undated
74-77	Christmas Carols, 1, 19 page booklet	undated
74-77	Giannia Mia, 12 pieces	undated
74-77	Here Comes Santa Claus, 13 pieces	undated
74-77	I Could Have Danced All Night, 29 pieces	undated
74-77	Il Baclo, 38 pieces, heavily annotated	undated
74-77	Indian Love Call, 111 pieces, plus original holograph in ink	undated
74-77	Jewish Potpourri, 13 pieces	undated
74-77	My Hero, 11 parts	undated
74-77	One Kiss, 47 pieces, heavily annotated	undated
74-77	One Alone, 19 pieces	undated
74-77	Romany Life, 99 pieces, heavily annotated	undated
74-77	Wanting You, 16 pieces, heavily annotated	undated
74-77	When You’re Away, 24 pieces	undated
74-77	White Christmas, 10 pieces	undated
74-77	You Are Love, 77 pieces, slightly annotated	undated
74-77	Zigeuner, 61 pieces, annotated	undated

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74-77	Metropolitan Opera House Season	1945-1946
74-77	Metropolitan Opera House Season	1946-1947
74-77	Metropolitan Opera House Season	1947-1948
74-77	Metropolitan Opera House Season	1948-1949
74-77	Alvin Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Biltmore Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Booth Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	March 21, 1943, July 11, 1943
74-77	Ethel Barrymore Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Hudson Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Imperial Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	John Golden Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Lyceum Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	Majestic Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	National Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	undated
74-77	St. James Theatre Playbill (Returned 02/23/1977)	May 24, 1942, May 2, 1943
74-77	Mana-Zucca Music Club, Mimi Benzell In War Bond Concert	undated
74-77	Stars on Ice	undated
74-77	Yours, A. Lincoln	undated

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Box
74-77	Small notebook, only written in 8 pages	1939
74-77	Certificate of appreciation from March of Dimes awarded to Mimi Benzell	1962
74-77	Newspaper clipping "10 Commandments of Show Biz" (worn)	undated
74-77	Invitation to Affiliated Furniture Sales Coroporation Showing, Space 1413	undated
74-77	Marriage announcement	undated
74-77	Anniversary card, "After 11 years…"	undated
74-77	Anniversary card, "39 years from today…"	undated
74-77	Envelope of material from the New York University Psychological Services on Walter Gould tests (Returned 02/23/1977)	1957

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18	American Red Cross Award, Pittsburgh Chapter	1955
18	Golden Circle Award, Anti-Defamation League Appeal	1965
18	Honorary Citizens Award, New Orleans	June 1953
18	Membership Certificate, International Who is Who in Music	July 1954
18	North Shore Hadassah Award to Mimi Benzell for her appearance at the Forest of the Six Million Membership Garden Party	August 1954

Bulletin: THE DIAPER SERVICE INSITUTE OF AMERICA BULLETIN, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1955Return to Top

Container(s): Box 18

Music Scores: Return to Top

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19	ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND, 1 part	undated
19	AMOR, Arranged by A. Borguno, 1 part	undated
19	AT SUNDOWN, 1 part	undated
19	AUTUMN LEAVES, Arranged by Leon Leonardi, 1 part with printed music	undated
19	BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX, 3 parts, Master sheets	undated
19	DEAR HEART, 1 part	undated
19	DEAR HEARTS, 1 part with 3 pages of lyrics, 3 pages of notes, 2 pages of lighting cues, and a New York Mets Team Roster (with attachment)	1963
19	DON'T FORGET, 1 part	undated
19	DON'T LOOK NOW, 2 parts	undated
19	EVER MINE, Arranged by Lou Halmy, 1 part	undated
19	FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN, 1 part	undated
19	FANFARE, 1 part, Master sheets	undated
19	FAR INTO THE NIGHT, 1 part	undated
19	FINALE-SHALOME, 17 parts	undated
19	THE GREAT MAGICIAN, 1 part	undated
19	GYPSY CARNIVAL, 1 part with one page of lyrics	undated
19	HAPPY HEART, Arranged by Hal Kanner, 12 parts	undated
19	HELLO YOUNG LOVERS, 15 parts, Master sheets (attachment)	undated
19	I'LL SING YOU A THOUSAND LOVE SONGS, 1 part	undated
19	IN HIS HANDS, 1 part	undated
19	IN THE SPRING, 1 part	undated
19	JEFFERSON DAVIS TYLER'S GENERAL STORE, 1 part	undated
19	KINNERET, 2 parts	undated
19	LEAN OUT OF THE WINDOW, GOLDENHAIR, 1 part	undated
19	LOVER, 1 part	undated
19	LOVE SONG OPENING, Arranged by Hal Kanner and Jerry Bresler, 13 parts plus 1 part with attachment, one folder containing 4 parts and Master sheets	undated
19	MAIS OUI, 1 part	undated
19	MEET THE METS, 1 part	undated
19	MERRY WIDOW WALTZ, Arranged by A. Borguno, 1 part	undated
19	MILK AND HONEY, Arranged by Ted Saidenberg, Folder continaing 5 scores, 1 part each	undated
20	MIMI, Arranged by F. Norman, 63 parts, 2 loose pages, Master sheets	undated
20	MUSETTA'S WALTZ, 1 part	undated
20	MY BLUE HEAVEN, 1 part	undated
20	MY HEART STOOD STILL AND SMALL HOTEL, 1 part	undated
20	NICE MAN'S SONG, Arranged by Fred Norman, 16 parts, Master sheets	undated
20	O DEAR! WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?, Arranged by Arnold Bax, 1 part	undated
20	ONE KISS, 1 part	undated
20	ONE MORE ROCKIN', 1 part	undated
20	THE PARTY'S OVER, 1 part	undated
20	PASS ME BY, 14 parts, Arranged by Hal Kanner, Master sheets	undated
20	PRIMAVERA, 1 part	undated
20	PSALM XXIII, Arranged by Harry E. Anik, 1 part	undated
20	RAIN HAS FALLEN, 1 part	undated
20	ROCKY, ROCKY ROAD, Arranged by R. DeCormer and L. Dobbs, 1 part	undated
20	SECURITY, 12 parts, 6 pages of lyrics, one page with address	undated
20	SHALOM, 15 parts	undated
21	SHALOM ALEYCHEM, Arranged by Bobby Kroll, 16 parts	undated
21	SHIR HACHEIRUT, 1 part	undated
21	SIMPLE AS THAT, 1 part	undated
21	SO I LOVE, Arranged by Hal Kanner, 21 parts, Master sheets	undated
21	A SONG IN THE NIGHT, 1 part	undated
21	THE TWO CHILDREN, 1 part	undated
21	VILLA, Arranged by Phil Lang, 2 parts	undated
21	WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW!, Arranged by Hal Kanner, 1 part	undated
21	WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK, 1 part	undated
21	WINTER, 1 part	undated
21	WORLD - LOVE SONGS, Arranged by Hal Kanner, 13 parts	undated
21	WUNDERBAR, 1 part	undated

Negatives: Twelve 8x10 inch ektachrome negatives of Mimi Benzell, undatedReturn to Top

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Newsletters: Return to Top

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18	CLINICAL CONGRESS NEWS, 2 copies	11/17/1954
18	THE THEATER TOPICS	1954

Newspapers: Return to Top

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18	THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, Vol. 117	10/16/1954
18	THE POST-STANDARD, Vol. 125, 4 copies	02/17/1954
18	THE POST-STANDARD, Vol. 125, 4 copies	02/18/1954

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22	4 pieces	1945
22	10 pieces	1947
22	10 pieces	1948
22	3 pieces	1949
22	2 pieces	1950
22	4 pieces	1953
22	48 pieces	1954
22	5 pieces	undated

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42	BENZELL PICTURE SET: 4	undated
42	BIRMINGHAM STARLITE THEATER: 2, 6- 3 1/2 x 4 1/2, 1- 6 x 9, 1- 7 x 8 1/2, 1- 7 x 9 1/4	undated
42	CARMEN (Micaela): 2	undated
42	CENTRAL CITY (Ariadne): 44	undated
42	CHICAGO THEATER: 3, 1- 4 1/2 x 6 1/2	undated
42	COCOANUT GROVE: 13	undated
42	COTILLION ROOM: 15, 2- 6 1/2 X 8 1/2	undated
42	DECCA RECORDS WITH ALFRED DRAKE: 5	undated
42	ED SULLIVAN "TOAST": 1- 7 X 8 1/2	undated
42	FELIX KNIGHT: 1, 1- 5 X 7	undated
42	FIRESTONE PROGRAM: 1	undated
42	GORDON MACRAE/STAND ENGAGEMENT: 6	undated
42	JACK PEARL: 11- 6 1/2 x 8 1/2	undated
42	LA BOHEME (Musetta): 4	undated
42	LAKE PLACID: 12	undated
42	LONDON/WAR ORPHAN JOHN: 1, 1- 4 1/2 x 6 1/2	undated
42	MAGIC FLUTE (Queen of the Night): 9	undated
42	MARRIAGE OF FIGARO (Susanna): 2	undated
42	MIGNON (Philine): 9	undated
42	MORTON GOULD TOUR: 7	undated
42	MUSICAL COMEDY HOUR/THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER: 4- 7 x 8 1/2	undated
42	MUSIC MART PROGRAM: 3	undated
42	NEW ORLEANS CONCERT: 1	undated
42	PALMER HOUSE: 4	undated
42	RIGOLETTO (Gilda): 4	undated
42	ROBERT MONTGOMERY/LUCKY STRIKE THEATER: 4, 10- 5 x 7	undated
43	ROSENCAVALIER (Sophie): 1- 7 1/4 x 8, 1- 6 x 8	undated
43	ROXY THEATRE: 5	undated
43	ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL OPERA: 23	undated
43	STRAND THEATRE: 14, One card from stage crew, "Happy Return Mimi".	undated
43	SUNDAY MIRROR: 6	undated
43	THUNDERBIRD/LAS VEGAS: 4	undated
43	VARIOUS UNNAMED APPEARANCES: 1	undated
43	VOICE OF AMERICA: 3	undated
43	WHITEMAN GOODYEAR REVUE: 5	undated
43	WHITE PLAINS CONCERT/ZOA WITH MELCHOIR: 5	undated

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43	39 - 5 x 7 black and white photographs of Mimi Benzell	undated
43	3 - 7 x 9 black and white photographs of Mimi Benzell	undated
43	7 - 7 x 9 black and white photos of Mimi Benzell and other celebrities	undated
43	153 - 8 x 10 black and white photographs of Mimi Benzell	undated
43	57 - 8 x 10 black and white photos of Mimi Benzell and other celebrities	undated
43	3 - miscellaneous	undated

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43	1 - 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 of Mimi Benzell, color	undated
43	1 - 7 1/4 x 9 1/4 of Mimi Benzell, St. Louis, color	undated

Printed Music, Book Form: Return to Top

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34	THE ADULT PREPARATORY PIANO BOOK, John Thompson, The Willis Music Co., Cincinnati, 82 pages.	undated
34	AIN'T IT A PRETTY NIGHT and THE TREES ON THE MOUNTAINS, Carlisle Ford, Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., 10 pages.	undated
34	ALBUM OF JEROME KERN SONGS, T. B. Harms Company, New York, 47 pages.	undated
34	ALL AMERICAN, lyrics: Lee Adams, music: Charles Strouse, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., N.Y.C., 40 pages	undated
34	AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL SONGS FROM THE GREAT SENTIMENTAL AGE, Gregg Smith, editor, G. Schirmer, New York, 148 pages	undated
34	THE AMERICAN SONGBAG, Carl Sandburg, Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York, 521 pages	undated
34	ANOTHER THIRTY-FOUR HIT PARADE EXTRAS, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 84 pages	undated
34	ARIADNE AUF NAXOS, 82 pages, incomplete.	undated
35	ARIETTES OUBLIEES, Jean Jobert, editor, 24 pages	undated
35	AUSGEWAHLTE ARIEN FUR SOPRAN, Joh. S. Bach, Ved Breitkopf and Hartel Musikverlag, Germany, 75 pages, 2 copies	undated
35	THE BELLS OF RHYMNEY, Pete Seeger, Oak Publications, New York, 120 pages	undated
35	BELOVED JEWISH SONGS FOR VOICE AND PIANO, Metro Music Company, New York, 60 pages	undated
35	BRAVO GIOVANNI, lyrics: Ronny Graham, Music: Milton Schafer, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc. New York, 36 pages	undated
35	CANCIONES CLASICAS, Fernando J. Obradors, Union Musical Espanolas Editores, Madrid, 26 pages	undated
35	CELEBRATED SONGS AND ARIAS, Selected and Arranged by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 21 pages	undated
35	CHANSONS POPULAIRES DE LA SUISSE ROMANDE ET ITALIENNE, Universal Edition A.G., Austria, 20 pages	undated
35	CHANUKKAH SONGSTER, A. W. Binder, Bloch Publishing Company, New York, 16 pages	undated
35	CHINA SINGS, Collected by Liu Liang-Mo, Carl Fischer, New York, 28 pages	undated
35	THE CHILDREN, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 1946, 46 pages	1946
35	CHINESE MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES, Bainbridge Crist, Carl Fischer, New York, 14 pages	undated
35	COLE PORTER SONG ALBUMS, Harms, Inc., New York, 49 pages	undated
35	A COLLECTION OF SONGS, Ford and Erlebach, Boosey and Hawkes, LTD., London, 107 pages	undated
35	A CYCLUS OF FIFTEEN SONGS FOR SOPRANO OR TENOR WITH PIANOFORTE ACOMPANIMENT, G. Lynes, Arthur P. Schmidt, 51 pages	undated
35	DAS MADCHEN VON ELISONDO, Jacques Offenbach, Bote and Bock, Berlin, 88 pages	undated
35	DER JUNGE MOZART, Hinrichsen Edition, Ltd., London, 120 pages	undated
35	DON GIOVANNI, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 314 pages	undated
35	DOVER BEACH AND OTHER SONGS, by Joseph Kaufer, Lyric-Art, Illinois, 48 pages	undated
35	DUET PLAYING- VOL. II, Leo Podolsky, editor, Belvin, Inc., New York, 32 pages	undated
35	EIGHT SONGS FROM JEWISH FOLKLORE, Samuel Rosenbaum, editor, The Cantors Assembly of America, New York, 32 pages	undated
35	English AYRES, Transcribed and edited by Peter Warlock and Phillip Wilson, Oxford University Press, London, 38 pages	undated
37	EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE CHOPIN ALBUM, Amsco Music Publishing Co., New York, 128 pages.	undated
37	VARIANTES ET POINTS D'ORGUE, Mathilde Marchesi, Heugel and Cie, Editerus, Paris, 87 pages	undated
37	FAMOUS SONGS, H.E. Krehbiel, editor, The John Church Company, Pennsylvania, 222 pages	undated
37	FIFTY SELECTED SONGS/Johannes Brahms, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 205 pages	undated
37	FILLE DU REGIMENT, G. Donizetti, Pages 12-218	undated
37	FIRESIDE BOOK OF LOVE SONGS, Simon and Schuster, New York, 324 pages	undated
37	FLAMMENDE ROSE, G. Fr. Handel, Kistner and Siegel and Co., Lippstadt, 10 pages with attachment	undated
37	FOLKSONG ARRANGEMENTS, Volume 1, British Isles, Benjamin Britten, Boosey and Hawkes Ltd., London, 24 pages, 2 copies	undated
37	FORTY SONGS/RICHARD STRAUSS, Oliver Ditsin Company, Philadelphia, 163 pages	undated
37	FOUR OLD English SONGS, Music by Eric Coates, Boosey and Co., Ltd., London, 21 pages	undated
37	FOURTY-FIVE ARIAS FROM OPERAS AND ORATORIOS, Handel, International Music Company, New York, 64 pages	undated
37	FRA DIAVOLO, Auber, Boosey and Co., Ltd., London, 291 pages	undated
36	FRANZ SCHUBERT SONGS, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 318 pages	undated
36	FRANZ SCHUBERT SONGS, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 308 pages	undated
36	GEORGE M. COHAN SONG ALBUM, George M. Cohan Music Publishing Co., Inc., New York, 32 pages with attachment	undated
36	GEORGE M. COHAN SONG ALBUM, George M. Cohan Music Publishing Co., Inc., New York, 40 pages	undated
36	GREAT THEMES FROM GREAT MOVIES, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 60 pages	undated
36	HEAD-OVER-HEELS, words by Sylvia Golden, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 27 pages	undated
36	H.M.S. PINAFORE, book by W.S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, New York, 173 pages	undated
36	THE HOLY CITY, An Oratorio by A.R. Gaul, G. Schirmer, New York, 109 pages	undated
36	HOT SPOT, lyrics by Martin Charnin, music by Mary Rodgers, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 32 pages	undated
36	HOUSE OF FLOWERS, lyrics by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen, music by Harols Arlen, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 36 pages	undated
36	I HATE MUSIC!, Leonard Bernstein, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 16 pages	undated
36	IOLANTHE, written by W.S. Gilbert, composed by Arthur Sullivan, Hitchcock Publishing Company, New York, 155 pages	undated
36	IRISH COUNTRY SONGS, edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes, Boosey and Hawkes, New York, 85 pages	undated
36	ISORI-ALBUM/ALT-ITALIENISCHE ARIEN, Universal Edition, Wien, 45 pages	undated
36	JEWISH SONGS/FOLK AND MODERN, compiled by Henry Lefkowitch, Metro Music, New York, 112 pages	undated
36	JEWISH THEATRE SONGS, arranged and compiled by Jack Kammen, J. and J. Kammen Music Co., New York, 72 pages	undated
36	JOAQUIN NIN, Editions Max Eschig, Paris, 25 pages	undated
38	JOHANNES BRAHMS SONGS, Vol. 1, Edwin F. Kalmus, New York, 151 pages	undated
38	J.S. BACH SONGS AND AIRS, Augener Ltd., London, 74 pages	undated
38	LIEDER UND GESANGE, Franz Schubert, R.U.W. Lienau, Berlin, 16 pages with attachments	undated
38	LITTLE ME, lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, music by Cy Coleman, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 44 pages	undated
38	LONG, LONG AGO, by Miguel Sandoval, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 14 pages	undated
38	MARCHESI VOCAL METHOS, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 118 pages	undated
38	MARTHA, music by F. von Flotow, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 213 pages	undated
38	MEMORIES OF JOHANN STRAUSS VOCAL ALBUM, Edward B. Marks Music Corportation, N.Y., 48 pages	undated
38	THE MERRY WIDOW, lyrics by Adrian Ross, music by Franz Lehar, Chappell and Co., Ltd., London, 212 pages	undated
38	MESSIAH, G. F. Handel, Novello and Co., Ltd., New York, 214 pages	undated
38	THE MIKADO, book by W.S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, New York, 236 pages, 2 pages	undated
40	MORE SONGS OF THE HILL-FOLK, collected and arranged by John Jacob Niles, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 21 pages	undated
40	MOZART ALBUM DER MARIA STADER, Universal Edition, Wein, 85 pages	undated
40	MOZART/THIRTY SONGS, Augener Ltd., London, 80 pages	undated
40	NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO, selected by Joseph Prostakoff, Lawson-Gould Music Publishers, Inc., New York, 107 pages	undated
40	OLD AMERICAN SONGS, Aaron Copland, Boosey and Hawkes, New York, 24 pages, 2 copies	undated
40	OLD English MELODIES, words and music arranged by B. Lane Wilson, Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., New York, 95 pages	undated
40	OPERATIC ANTHOLOGY, edited by Max Spicker, G. Schirmer, New York, 289 pages	undated
40	PETER PAN, lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, music by Mark Charlap, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 28 pages	undated
40	PIANO LITERATURE OF THE 17TH, 18TH, AND 19TH CENTURIES, edited by Louise Goss, Summy-Birchard Publishing Company, 47 pages	undated
40	THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, written by W. S. Gilbert, composed by Arthur Sullivan, J.M. Stoddart and Co., 139 pages	undated
40	THE PRIMA DONNA'S ALBUM, edited by Josiah Pittman, G. Schirmer, New York, 331 pages	undated
40	A PROGRAM OF EARLY AND MID-NINETEETH CENTURY AMERICAN SONGS, collected, edited and arranged by John Taster Howard, J. Fischer and Bro., New York, 58 pages	undated
39	RODGERS AND HART SONGS, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 48 pages	undated
39	RUDDIGORE, book by W. S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, New York, 224 pages	undated
39	SARATOGA, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, Harwin Music Corportation, New York, 36 pages	undated
39	SCHUMANN VOCAL ALBUM, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 201 pages with attachment	undated
39	THE SEA, composed by Anita Kerr, written by Rod McKuen, Larry Shayne Music, Inc., New York, 39 pages	undated
39	SERATE MUSICALI, G. Rossini, G. Ricordi and Co., Milano, 53 pages	undated
39	THE SEVEN LAST WORDS OF CHRIST, Th. Dubois, G. Schirmer, New York, 80 pages	undated
39	SONGS OF THE HILL-FOLK, by John Jacob Miles, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 26 pages	undated
39	SONGS MY TRUE LOVE SINGS, compiled by Beatrice Landeck, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 64 pages	undated
39	SONGS OF THE KIBBUTZ, by Amitai Neeman, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 41 pages	undated
39	SPACE SONGS, lyrics by My Zaret, music by Lou Singer, Argosy Music Corporation, New York, 28 pages	undated
39	A STAR IS BORN, music by Harold Arlen, lrics by Ira Gershwin, Hawin Music Corp., New York, 24 pages	undated
39	THIRTY-FOUR HIT PARADE EXTRAS/SOUND TRACK SONG FOLIO, Mayfair Music Corporation, New York, 112 pages	undated
39	THIRTY-FOUR HIT PARADE EXTRAS/BROADWAY SHOWS, Morley Music Co., New York, 112 pages	undated
39	THIRTY-FOUR HIT PARADE EXTRAS/SONG FOLIO, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 88 pages	undated
39	THIRTY-FOUR MORE HIT PARADE EXTRAS/SONG FOLIO, Mayfair Music Corp., New York, 101 pages	undated
39	THREE SONGS, Samuel Barber, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 18 pages, 2 copies	undated
39	THREE SONGS OF ADIEU, by Normal Dello Joio, Marks Music Corporation, New York, 8 pages	undated
39	A TREASURY OF JEWISH FOLKSONG, edited by Ruth Robin, Schocken Books, Inc., New York, 224 pages	undated
39	TRIAL BY JURY, book by W.S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 90 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-ONE CONCERT ARIAS FOR SOPRANO, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 130 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-FIVE EASY AND PROGRESSIVE STUDIES FOR THE PIANO, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 36 pages	undated
41	TWENTY KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN SONGS, collected and arranged by Loraine Wyman and Howard Brockway, Oliver Ditson Company, Boston, 120 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-FOUR SONGS FOR VOICE AND PIANO, Volume I, Mahler, International Music Company, N.Y.C., 20 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-FOUR SONGS FOR VOICE AND PIANO, Volume II, Mahler, International Music Company, N.Y.C., 32 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-FOUR SONGS FOR VOICE AND PIANO, Volume III, Mahler, International Music Company, N.Y.C., 28 pages	undated
41	TWENTY-FOUR SONGS FOR VOICE AND PIANO, Volume IV, Mahler, International Music Company, N.Y.C., 28 pages	undated
41	THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG; Score and lyrics by Michel Legrand and Jacques Demy, South Mountain Music Corp., New York, 13 pages	undated
41	THE VIRTUOSO PIANIST, Hanon, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 117 pages	undated
41	VOCAL SELECTIONS FROM JAMAICA, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, Harwin Music Corp., New York, 34 pages	undated
41	VOICES OF SPRING, Johann Stauss, transcribed by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 17 pages with attachment	undated
41	WILDCAT, lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, music by Cy Coleman, Morely Music Co., Inc., N.Y.C., 24 pages	undated
41	THE YEOMAN OF THE GUARD, book by W. S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 242 pages	undated
41	YOUR FAVORITE SONGS, Mills Music, Inc., New York, 88 pages	undated
41	Two booklets, unidentified	undated

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27	AD-DE-DEY, words and music by Herman Hupfeld	undated
27	ADDIE'S AT IT AGAIN, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
27	ADELE'S LAUGHING SONG, by Johann Strauss, 2 copies and one page 2	undated
27	AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER, lyric by Harold Adamson and Leo McCarey, music by Harry Warren	undated
27	AFRAID TO DREAM, words and music by Mack Cordon and Harry Revel	undated
27	AGATHA MORLEY, words by Sydney King, music by Edward Harris	undated
27	AH FORS E LUI CHE L'ANIMA, Giuseppe Verdi	undated
27	AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young, music by Victor Herbert, 2 copies	undated
27	AIN'T CHA COMIN' OUT, lyrics by Bert Kalmar, music by Harry Ruby	undated
27	AIR VIF, Francis Poulenc	undated
27	AL DI LA, words by Ervin Drake, music by C. Donida	undated
27	ALL ABOARD!, music and lyrics by Ann Shepard, Gene Bogard, Steve MacCrae and Henry Gershwin	undated
27	ALL DRESSED UP, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
27	ALLELUJA, W.A. Mozart, 2 pieces	undated
27	ALL I DO IS DREAM OF YOU, lyrics by Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown	undated
27	ALL I REMEMBER IS YOU, words by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
27	ALL MY LOVE, words by Mitchell Parish, music by Paul Durand	undated
27	ALL OF MY LIFE, Irving Berlin	undated
27	ALL THE LIVELONG DAY, Ira and George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
27	ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern, 3 pieces	undated
27	ALKA ADORADA, Franscisco Mignone	undated
27	ALMOST, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
27	THE ALPINE SHEPHERDESS, G. Rossini	undated
27	ALWAYS, Irving Berlin	undated
27	ALWAYS IN MY HEART, lyrics by Kim Gannon, music by Ernesto Lecuona	undated
27	ALWAYS TRUE TO YOU IN MY FASHION, Cole Porter	undated
27	A MEDIA LUZ, music by Edgardo Donato, lyrics by Carlos Cesar Lenzi	undated
27	AMELIA, poem by A.E. Housman, music by Irving Mopper	undated
27	AMERICA, I LOVE YOU, words by Edgar Leslie, music by Archie Gottler	undated
27	AMERICAN LULLABY, Gladys Rich	undated
27	AM I IN LOVE?, lyrics by Al Dublin, music by Harry Warren	undated
27	ANDALUCIA, Ernesto Lecuona, 2 copies	undated
27	AND LOVE WAS BORN, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	AND RUSSIA IS HER NAME, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	AND SO DO I, lyrics by Eddie De Lange, music by Paul Mann and Stephen Weiss	undated
27	AND THE ANGELS SING, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Ziggie Elman	undated
27	ANEMA E CORE, Salve d'Esposito, 3 pieces	undated
27	ANI MITSFAT, Moshe Wilensky	undated
27	THE ANSWER, Robert Huntington Terry	undated
27	ANU BANU ARTZA, Artur Wolf, 2 copies	undated
27	ANY MAN IS EASY, lyrics by Gelett Burgess and Carolyn Wells, music by Edwin L. Helms	undated
27	ANY MOMENT NOW, words by E. Y. Hamburg, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	APRIL FOOLS/LITTLE PIG NOSE, George H. Cartlan, Victor Young, and Dixie Wilson	undated
27	THE APRIL HILL, Gene Bone and Howard Fenton	undated
27	APRIL LOVE, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, music by Sammy Fain.	undated
27	APRIL SNOW, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
27	ARE THERE ANY MORE AT HOME LIKE YOU?, by Little Jack Little and Dave Oppenheim	undated
27	A-RHYTHM-A-TIC, words by Don Raye, music by Gene De Paul	undated
27	ARTSA ALINU, A.W. Binder	undated
27	ARTZENU HAKTANTONET, Henry Gold	undated
27	ASCENT DEUS, Jacques Clement	undated
27	ASLEEP OR AWAKE, Oscar Levant and Jack Lawrence	undated
27	AT DAWNING, Charles Wakefield Cadman	undated
27	AT LONG LAST LOVE, Cole Porter	undated
27	A TOUJOURS, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
27	AT THE WELLS, words by Rabindranath Tagore, music by Richard Hageman	undated
27	A TU PUERTA ESTAN CANTANDO, Francisco Mignore	undated
27	AUF WIEDERSEHN, Sigmund Romberg	undated
27	AUTUMN, Lawrence Stevens	undated
27	AVE MARIA, Franz Schubert	undated
27	A-WHISPERING, Mana Zucca	undated
27	AY AY AY, Tito Schipa	undated
27	BABY, IT'S COLD OUTSIDE, Frank Loesser	undated
27	BAIM TAICH, words by Mani Leib, music by Soloman Golub	undated
27	BAJOUR, music and lyrics by Walter Marks	undated
27	BALI HA'I, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, 2 copies	undated
27	THE BALLAD OF LITTLE BILLEE, Geoffery O'Hara	undated
27	BALLOONS, Letitia Radcliffe Harris	undated
27	BARTER, Lawrence Stevens	undated
27	BATHSHEVA, lyrics by Haim Feiner, music by Moshe Wilensky	undated
27	BA-TU-CA-DA, music by Don Alfonso	undated
27	BE A CLOWN, Cole Porter	undated
27	BE-ARVOT HANEGEV, words by R. Klatchkin, arranged by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
27	BEAT OUT THAT RHYTHM ON A DRUM, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Georges Bizet	undated
27	BEAU NIGHT IN HOTCHKISS CORNERS, lyrics by Herb Magidson, music by Ben Oakland	undated
27	BEAUTIFUL DREAMER SONG, by Stephen Collins Foster	undated
27	THE BEAUTIFUL LAND, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
27	BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, by Bart Howard	undated
27	BE BRAVE, BELOVED, words by Hy Zaret, music by Arthur Altman	undated
27	BECAUSE I LOVE YOU, Irving Berlin	undated
27	BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU, lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert	undated
27	THE BEGAT, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lane	undated
27	BEGIN THE BEGUINE, Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
27	BEGUILED, words and music by Irvin Allen	undated
27	BELLA BIMBA, lyrics by Marilou Harrington, music by Oscar De Mejo	undated
27	BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS/MY LODGING, IT IS ON THE COLD GROUND, Thomas Moore	undated
27	BELLA GRANADA!, music by Francisco Mignone	undated
27	BELLS IN THE RAIN, music by John Duke	undated
27	BE MUSIC, NIGHT, David Diamond	undated
27	BE MY LOVE, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Nicholas Brodszky	undated
27	BE STILL, MY HEART, words and music by Allan Flynn and Jack Egan	undated
27	BENEATH A WEEPING WILLOW'S SHADE, Francis Hopkins	undated
27	BESS YOU IS MY WOMAN, George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
27	THE BEST THING FOR YOU, words and music by Irving Berlin, 2 copies	undated
27	THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE, words and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Hendersen	undated
27	BETWEEN A KISS AND A SIGH, lyrics by John Burke, music by Arthur Johnston	undated
27	BETWEEN YOU AND ME, Cole Porter	undated
27	BEWITCHED, music and Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart	undated
27	BEYOND THE SEA, Charles Trenet, 2 copies	undated
27	BID ADIEU, James Joyce	undated
27	BILL, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	BILL BAILEY, WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME?, words and music by Hughie Cannon	undated
27	BILLY, words by Joe Goodwin, music by Kendis and Paley	undated
27	A BIRD SANG IN THE RAIN, words by A. Harvey Lang-Ridge, music by Haydn Wood	undated
27	BIRDS OF A FEATHER, words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
27	BIRDS SONG, words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by Charles Gilbert Spross, 2 copies	undated
27	BIST DU BEI MIR, J. S. Bach	undated
27	BLACKBIRD'S SONG, Cyril Scott	undated
27	THE BLACK OAK TREE, words and music by John Jacob Niles	undated
27	BLAME IT ON MY LAST AFFAIR, by Henry Nemo and Irving Mills	undated
27	BLESS THIS HOUSE, words by Helen Taylor, music by May H. Brahe	undated
27	BLOSSOMS ON BROADWAY, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger	undated
27	THE BLUE DANUBE, Johann Strauss	undated
27	BLUE IS THE EVENING, lyrics by Sidney Clare, music by Harry Akst	undated
27	BLUE Italian WATERS, lyrics by Paul Webster, music by Frank Churchill	undated
27	BLUE MOON, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
27	A BLUES SERENADE, words by Mitchell Parish, music by Frank Signorelli	undated
27	BLUE WATER, music by Bone and Fenton	undated
27	THE BONNIE EARL O'MORAY, arranged by Fritz Kreisler	undated
27	BOOM, words by E. Ray Goetz, music by Charles Trenet	undated
27	BWAVURA VARIATION, Adolphe Adam	undated
27	BRAZIL, by Ary Barroso	undated
27	BRAZILIAN HOLIDAY, lyrics by Jeanne Dunne, music by Aaron Gonzales	undated
27	BRITISH CHILDREN'S PRAYER, by Jacques Wolfe	undated
27	A BROWN BIRD SINGING, words by Royden Barrie, music by Haydn Wood, 2 copies	undated
27	BROWN EYED BABY BOY, music by Robert MacGimsey	undated
27	BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE, Cole Porter	undated
27	BUCKLE DOWN BUCK PRIVATE, words and music by Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin	undated
27	BUCKLE DOWN, WINSOCKI, music and lyrics by Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin	undated
27	BUT NOT FOR ME, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
27	THE BUTCHER, THE BAKER, THE CANDLESTICKMAKER, lyrics by B.M. Kaye, music by Mana-Zucca	undated
27	BYE!, words by Don Raye, music by Gene De Paul	undated
27	BYE BYE BLUES, by Fred Hamm, Dave Bennett, Burt Lown, and Chauncey Gray	undated
27	BY THE WATERS OF THE MINNETONKA, Thurlow Lieurance	undated
27	CANCION DEL AMORE DOLIDO, Manuel De Falla	undated
27	CAN I FORGET YOU, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	CAN'T HELP LOVIN' DAT MAN, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
27	CANTIGA, Francisco Mignone	undated
27	CANTIGA DE NINAR, Francisco Mignone	undated
27	CAN'T YOU SEE IT?, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Stouse	undated
27	CAPE ANN, music by Alan Thomas	undated
27	CAPRICCIO, Comenico Scarletti	undated
27	CARNIVAL, Felix Fourdrain	undated
27	CACARNEVALE DI VENEZIA, Jules Benedict	undated
27	CAROUSEL IN THE PARK, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg, 3 copies	undated
27	CASTLE OF DREAMS, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry Tierney	undated
27	CATHEDRAL IN THE PINES, by Charles and Nick Kenny	undated
27	C'EST MAGNIFIQUE, Cole Porter	undated
27	CHACUN LE SAIT, Gaetano Donizetti	undated
27	CHALLENGE, words and vocal arrangement by Geraldine Farrar	undated
27	CHANGE PARTNERS, by Irving Berlin	undated
27	CHANSON ROVENCALE, G. Ferrari	undated
27	CHANSONS DE BILITIS, C. Debussy	undated
27	CHARM ME ASLEEP, words by Robert Herrick, music by Wilfred Sanderson	undated
27	THE CHARM OF YOU, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne	undated
27	CHERIE, I LOVE YOU, words and music by Lillin Rosedale Goodman	undated
27	CHEROKEE, words and music by Ray Noble	undated
27	THE CHRIST-CHILD, by Walter Wild	undated
27	CHRISTMAS ANGELS, by Harriet Ware	undated
27	CHRISTMAS DREAMING, by Lester Lee and Irving Gordon	undated
27	CHRISTMAS GIFT, words and music by Lester Hairston	undated
27	CHRISTMAS IS A FEELING IN YOUR HEART, words by Joe Darion, music by George Kleinsinger	undated
27	CHRISTMAS SONG, Adolphe Adam	undated
27	CHRISTOPHER ROBIN IS SAYING HIS PRAYERS, words by A. A. Milne, music by H. Fraser-Simson	undated
27	CINDERELLA, STAY IN MY ARMS, by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr	undated
27	CIRIDIRIDIN, A. Pestalozza	undated
27	CITY STREETS, words and music by James Athay	undated
27	THE CLARINET POLKA, lyrics and music by Nelson Cogane and Denes Agay	undated
27	CLASS WILL TELL, lyrics by Edgar Lislie, music by Joe Burke	undated
27	CLOSE AS PAGES IN A BOOK, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
27	COLOMBETTA, words and music by A. Buzzi-Peccia	undated
27	COME AND TRIP IT, arranged by Mary Carmichael	undated
27	COME BACK, MY LOVE, words and music by Alex Beer	undated
27	COME DOWN, LAUGHING STREAMLET, music by Charles Gilbert Spross	undated
27	COME PLAY WIZ ME, words and music by Stephen Sondheim, 2 copies	undated
27	COME RAIN OR COME SHINE, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by Johnny Mercer	undated
27	COMES LOVE, words and music by Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias, and Sam H. Stept	undated
27	COME TO ME, Ludwig Van Beethoven, 2 copies	undated
27	THE COMFORTER, words by Thomas Moore, music by Charles Fonteyn Manney	undated
27	CONCERT IN THE PARK, words and mucis by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin	undated
27	CONCHITA, MARQUITA, LOLITA, PEPITA, ROSITA, JUANITA LOPEZ, words by Herb Magidson, music by Jules Styne	undated
27	CONFESSION THAT I LOVE YOU, lyrics by Al. J. Neiburg, music by Doc Daugherty and Ellis Reynolds	undated
27	CONFESSION, words by Howard Dieta, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
27	CORE'NGRATO, S. Cardillo	undated
27	CORN PICKIN', lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Harry Warren	undated
27	COSI COSA, lyrics by New Washinton, music by Bronislaw Kaper	undated
27	COULD BE, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Walter Donalson, 2 copies	undated
27	COUNTRY DANCE, Beethoven	undated
27	COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS, by Cole Porter	undated
27	COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS, words by Edith Temple, music by Reginald Morgan	undated
27	CRADLE SONG, Johannes Brahms	undated
27	THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, words and music by Marc Blitzstein	undated
27	CRANKS, music composed by John Addison	undated
27	CROWIN' EASTER BUNNY, words and music by Larry Douglas and Nelson Glover	undated
27	CUCKOO CLOCK, by Anthony Paganucci	undated
27	CUCKOO IN THE CLOCK, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Walter Donalson, 2 copies	undated
27	CUCKOO SONG, Anton Arensky	undated
27	CUPID CAPTIVE, music by Frank La Forge	undated
28	DAD, words and music by Bill Lennerts	undated
28	DADDY'S BOY, words and music by Grady Watts	undated
28	DADDY'S SWEETHEART, words by Curtis Hardin-Burnley, music by Liza Lehmann	undated
28	THE DAISIES, Samuel Barber	undated
28	DAME RUMOR HATH IT, lyrics by David Greggory, music by John Gerald	undated
28	DANCE OF DESTINY, words and adaptation by R.I. Allen and Phil Springer	undated
28	DANCING DOLL, E. Poldini, 2 copies	undated
28	DANCING IN THE DARK, words by Howard Dietz, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
28	DANCING ON A DIME, words by Frank Loesser, music by Burton Lane	undated
28	DANCING ON THE CEILING, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	DANCING WILL KEEP YOU YOUNG, lyrics by Cyrus Wood, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
28	DAN CUPID SONG, by Mana-Zucca	undated
28	DANNY BOY, by Fred E. Weatherly	undated
28	THE DANZA, G.W. Chadwick	undated
28	DARK EYES, Nick Manoloff	undated
28	DAT'S LOVE, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Georges Bizet	undated
28	THE DAWN OF LOVE, Rudolf Friml	undated
28	DAY DREAMING, words by Gus Kahn, music by Jerome Kern, 2 copies	undated
28	THE DAY OF DAYS, C. F. Mueller	undated
28	THE DAY WE MEET AGAIN, words by Roma Cambell-Hunter, music by Will Grosz	undated
28	DEAR OLD DONEGAL, by Steve Graham	undated
28	DEAR OLD PAL OF MINE, words by Harold Robe, music by Gitz Rice	undated
28	DEBORAH, music by Gene Bone and Howard Fenton, 2 copies	undated
28	DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, by Celius Dougherty	undated
28	DEDICATION, Robert Schumann, 2 copies	undated
28	DEEP IN A DREAM, words by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
28	DEEP IN DECEMBER, words and melody by Larry Sullivan, 2 copies	undated
28	DEEP IN MY HEART, DEAR, lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly, music by Sigmund Romberg, 2 copies	undated
28	DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS, words by June Hershey, music by Don Swander	undated
28	DELIGHTFUL DELIRIUM, music by Clay Boland, words by Bickley Reichner	undated
28	DENGOZO, E. Nazareth	undated
28	DER BESCHEIDENE SCHAFER, Joseph Marx	undated
28	DIARY OF DREAMS, words and music by Ade Robson	undated
28	DICITENCELLO VUIE, words by Enzo Fusco, music by Rodolfo Falvo	undated
28	DID I EVER REALLY LIVE?, lyrics by Allan Sherman, music by Albert Hague	undated
28	DID YOU EVER GET STUNG?, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	DIE MAINACHT, Johannes Brahms, 2 copies	undated
28	DISAPPOINTED SERENADER, Johannes Brahms	undated
28	DITES-MOI, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	DIZZY FINGERS, Zez Confrey	undated
28	D. JANAINA, Francisco Mignone	undated
28	DO I HEAR A WALTZ?, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	DO I LOVE YOU?, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
28	DOINA VOCALISE, by Sholom Secunda	undated
28	DOLORES, words by Frank Loesser, music by Louis Alter	undated
28	DONEGAL ROSE, words and music by Louis Elton	undated
28	DON GIOVANNI, Mozart, 2 copies	undated
28	THE DONKEY SERENADE, music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothard, 2 copies	undated
28	DON PASQUALE, Doniaetti	undated
28	DON'T ASK ME WHY, words by Walter Reisch and A. Robinson, music by Robert Stolz	undated
28	DON'T COUNT THE STARS, lyrics by Jimmy Eaton, music by Robert Stolz	undated
28	DON'T LOOK AT ME THAT WAY!, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
28	DON'T LOOK NOW, words and music by Larry Clinton	undated
28	DON'T TALK, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Morton Gould, 2 copies	undated
28	DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME, lyrics by Ted Koehler, music by Rube Bloom, 2 copies	undated
28	DORME-DORME, Francisco Mignone	undated
28	DOWN ARGENTINA WAY, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren	undated
28	DO YOU REMEMBER?, Mischa Levitzki	undated
28	THE DREAM, Rachmaninoff	undated
28	DREAM CARAVAN, words by Andy Razaf and Joe Davis, music by Powell Edwards	undated
28	DREAMER, Albert Hay Malotte	undated
28	DREAMING OUT LOUD, words and music by Sam Coslow	undated
28	DREAM ON, words and music by Ted Mossman, Buddy Kaye, and Goetz Van Eyck	undated
28	DREAMS FOR SALE, words and music by Gene Dickel, Harry Kogen and Clark Dennis	undated
28	A DREAM, J. C. Bartlett	undated
28	DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES, Roger Quilter	undated
28	A DUDELE, Leo Low, 2 copies	undated
28	DUE ARIE, Antonion Vivaldi	undated
28	DUETTO, music transcribed from Mendelssohn, 2 copies	undated
28	THE DYING NIGHTINGALE, Normal Dello Joio	undated
28	THE EAGLE AND ME, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg	undated
28	EASTER LILIES, words by Elfrida Norden, music by Ken Walton.	undated
28	EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN, lyrics by Johnny Burke, music by James V. Monaco	undated
28	EBB TIDE, lyrics by Carl Sigman, music by Robert Maxwell	undated
28	ECTASY OF SPRING, Rachmanioff	undated
28	EILI EILI, Josef Rosenblatt	undated
28	THE ELMS, Leo Kopp	undated
28	ENCORE, words and music by Anita Gray Little	undated
28	ENJOY YOURSELF, lyrics by Herb Magidson, music by Carl Sigman	undated
28	ENOUGH, music by Esther Cooper	undated
28	ERES TU, Miguel Sandoval	undated
28	AN ERISKAT LOVE LILT, English adaptation by Marjory Kennedy-Fraser	undated
28	ESCUCHA, TU, music and Spanish lyrics by Coltilde Arias	undated
28	ESPANA CANI, Pacual Marquina, 3 copies	undated
28	EVELINA, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg	undated
28	EVENING PRAYER, E. Humperdinck	undated
28	EVEN THOUGH THE WORLD KEEPS CHANGING, David Daimond	undated
28	EVERYBODY SAYS DON'T, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, 2 copies	undated
28	EV'RY NOW AND THEN, lyrics and music by Will Lorin	undated
28	EV'RY STREET'S A BOULEVARD, words by Bob Hilliard, music by Jule Styne	undated
28	EV'RY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS, lyrics by Harold Adamson, melody by Burton Lane	undated
28	EV'RYTHING I LOVE, music and lyrics by Cole Porter	undated
28	EV'RYTHING I WANT, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
28	EVERYTHING YOU SAID CAME TRUE, words and music by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin	undated
28	EV'RY TIME, words and music by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, 2 copies	undated
28	EV'RY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
28	EYES THAT LOVE, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
28	THE FAIRY TAILOR SONG, words by Rose Fyleman, music by Michael Head	undated
28	FAITH, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
28	FAITH IN SPRING, Franz Schubert	undated
28	FALLING IN LOVE WITH LOVE, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 3 copies	undated
28	FALLING LEAVES, music by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
28	FALTERING DUSK, A. Walter Kramer	undated
28	FANTASY, words by Luvia Willard, music by Rudolf Schramm	undated
28	FAREWELL MY LOVE, words by Lou Holzer, music by Harry Kogen and Henry Busse	undated
28	FAREWELL SONG, music by Douglas Moore, lyrics by John Latouche	undated
28	FARGES MICH NIT, words by Jacob Jacobs, music by Abraham Ellstein	undated
28	FAR INTO THE NIGHT, lyrics by Marty Symes, music by Lou Singer	undated
28	FATE, words by Joe Abend, music by Allan Small	undated
28	F.D.R. JONES, words and music by Harold J. Rome, 2 copies	undated
28	FEELING GOOD, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
28	FERRY-BOAT SERENADE, lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by E. Di Lazzaro	undated
28	THE FICKLE FINGER OF FATE, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
28	FIND ME A PRIMITIVE MAN, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
28	THE FIREMAN'S BRIDE, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
28	THE FIRST PSALM, by Gene Bone and Howard Fenton	undated
28	THE FISHERMAN'S LIFE, words and music by Martin and Kalmanoff	undated
28	FLAHOOLEY, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Sammy Fain	undated
28	FLAME, words by Eddie Mathews, music by Dick Winson	undated
28	FLEDERNANS FANTASY, by Frank LaForge	undated
28	FLOWER OF DAWN, lyrics by Eddie De Lange, music by Russ Morgan and Carl La Magna	undated
28	FLUTTERING BIRDS, by Mana-Zucca	undated
28	FOG, Roy Harris	undated
28	A FOGGY DAY, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
28	FOOLIN' OURSELVES, words and music by Billy Barnes	undated
28	FOREVER BEGINS TODAY, words and music by Mort Green and Ralph Norris	undated
28	FOUR SONGS, Jean Barger	undated
28	FRAGMENTS, lyrics by Florence B. Rowland, music by Luther L. Rowland	undated
28	FRIENDSHIP, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
28	FROM ME TO THEE, Erich J. Wolff	undated
28	FROM ONE LOVE TO ANOTHER, lyrics by Albert Gamse, music by Ernesto Lecuona	undated
28	FROM THIS MOMENT ON, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
28	THE FUNNY OLD HILLS, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger	undated
28	THE GAMBLER'S WIFE, by John Jacob Niles	undated
28	GARDENIAS, by Harold Lawrence, Barry Niesen, and Jay Milton	undated
28	GENTLE DOVE, Jan Meyerowitz, 4 copies	undated
28	GESU BAMBINO, by Pietro A. Yon	undated
28	GET A LOAD OF THAT CRAZY WALK, words by Don Raye, music by Gene De Paul	undated
28	GET OUT OF TOWN, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
28	GETTING TO KNOW YOU, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	A GHOST OF A CHANCE, lyrics by Bing Crosby and Ned Washington, music by Victor Young	undated
28	GIANNINA MIA, by Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf Friml, 2 copies	undated
28	GIGI, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
28	GIMME SOME, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
28	GIPSY LIFE, by Clara Edwards	undated
28	GIPSY MELODIES, Frank LeForge	undated
28	THE GIRL FRIEND, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, words and music by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane	undated
28	GIVE ME A NIGHT IN JUNE, by Cliff Friend	undated
28	GIVING AND TAKING, Georges Bizet	undated
28	GLAD TO BE UNHAPPY, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	GOD BLESS THE HUMAN ELBOW, music by March Sandrich, Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
28	GOD IS MY FRIEND, lyrics and music by J. Fred Coots	undated
28	GOLDEN DAYS, music by Leroy Shield, words by Bruce Kamman	undated
28	THE GOLDEN LADY, Normand Lockwood	undated
28	THE GOLDEN RULE, Mana-Zucca	undated
28	GOODBYE TO ROME, words by Carl Sigman, music by R. Rascel	undated
28	GOOD FOR NOTHIN', lyrics by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen, 2 copies	undated
28	GOOD MORNING, words by Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown	undated
28	GOODNIGHT, IRENE, words and music by Huddie Ledbetter and John Lomax	undated
28	THE GOOD SHEPARD, Beardsley Van De Water	undated
28	GOTTA GET SOME SHURT-EYE, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Walter Donaldson	undated
28	GO 'WAY FROM MY WINDOW, John Jacob Niles	undated
28	GRANADA, Ernesto Lecuona	undated
28	GRANADA, I. Albeniz	undated
28	GRANADA, Agustin Lara, attachment	undated
28	GRANT AVENUE, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
28	GREAT DAY, words by William Rose and Edward Eliscu, music by Vincent Youmans	undated
28	THE GREATEST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE, by James Netson	undated
28	THE GREAT INDOORS, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
28	GREAT MEMORIES, Elinor Remick Warren	undated
28	THE GREEN DOG, by Herbert Kingsley	undated
28	GREENSLEEVES, R. Vaughan Williams	undated
28	GROWING PAINS, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz, 2 copies	undated
28	THE GYPSY BARON, music by Johann Strauss	undated
28	GALWAY BAY, Dr. Arthur Colahan	undated
29	HACE UN ANO, Valdes Veal	undated
29	HALF THE BATTLE, music by Mark Sandrich, Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
29	HAMAVDIL, by Joseph Rumshisky, 2 copies	undated
29	HANG YOUR HEART ON A HICKORY LIMB, lyrics by Johnny Burke, music by James V. Monaco	undated
29	HAPPY FEET, words by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager	undated
29	HAPPY HABIT, music by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Dorothy Fields	undated
29	HAPPY TALK, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
29	HATIKVAH, by Henry Leftowitch, 3 copies	undated
29	HATIKOVOK, by L. N. Imber	undated
29	HAUNTED HEART, lyrics and music by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schartz	undated
29	HAVAH NAGILAH, Henry Lefkowitch, 2 copies	undated
29	HAVE A HEART, words and music by Mickey Rooney and Sidney Miller, 2 copies	undated
29	HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SO SOON, words by Edward Heyman and Sam Coslow, music by Abner Silver, 2 copies	undated
29	HAVE YOU MET MISS JONES?, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
29	HAVIVA 'LE, music by Abraham Ellstein, words by Aliza Greenblatt	undated
29	HEART AND SOUL, words by Frank Loesser, music by Hoagy Carmichael	undated
29	A HEART THAT'S FREE, lyrics by Thomas T. Railey, music by Alfred G. Robyn	undated
29	HEAVEN CAN WAIT, lyrics by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen, 2 copies	undated
29	HEAVEN'S LITTLE ACRE, lyrics by Jimmy Eaton, music by Robert Stolz	undated
29	HEFFLE CUCKOO FAIR, words by Rudyard Kipling, music by Martin Shaw	undated
29	HELLO, PATSY FAGAN, words and music by Michael Donovan	undated
29	HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
29	HE LOOKS AT HER AND THEN HE GOES HA-HA-HA-HA-HA, words by Billy Rose, music by Ray Henderson	undated
29	HERE, O MY LORD, words by Horatius Bonar, music by Alfred M. Greenfield	undated
29	HERE’S TO YOUR ILLUSIONS, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Sammy Fain	undated
29	HER GOWN, lyrics by Clarence Walters, music by Henry E. Sachs	undated
29	HE'S A RIGHT GUY, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS, adapted by Geoff Love, 2 copies	undated
29	HE'S THE MAN I ADORE, words and music by Dana Suesse	undated
29	HEVEYNU SHALOM A'LEYCHEM, music and lyrics by Shlomo Ben-Chaim	undated
29	HE WANTED TO GO AND HE WENT, book and lyrics by G.M. Wright and Robert B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert	undated
29	HE WAS TOO GOOD TO ME, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
29	HIGH IN SIERRA, music and Spanish lyrics by Ernesto Lecuona	undated
29	HIST! HIST!, by Dr. S. Arnold, 2 copies	undated
29	HI-YO, SILVER!, by Vaughn De Leath and Jack Erickson	undated
29	HOME, by Peter Van Steeden and Harry and Jeff Clarkson	undated
29	HOMEWORK, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin	undated
29	HONEY LAMB, lyrics by John W. Bratton, music by Mana-Zucca	undated
29	HONEY WON'T YOU COME BACK TO ME?, words by Clarence Wisor, music by Bob Carleton	undated
29	HOUSE BLESSING, music by Frank LaForge	undated
29	HOW CAN YOU BUY KILLARNEY?, by Morrison Kennedy and Grundland Steels	undated
29	HOW CAN THEY TELL THAT OI'M IRISH?, written and composed by C. W. Murphy	undated
29	HOW DID HE LOOK?, words by Gladys Shelley, music by Abner Silver	undated
29	HOW'DJA LIKE TO LOVE ME, words by Frank Loesser, music by Burton Lane	undated
29	HOW DO I LOVE THEE?, Norman Dello Joio	undated
29	HOW DO I KNOW IT'S REAL, words and music by Dan Shapiro, Jerry Seelen, and Lester Lee, 2 copies	undated
29	HOW DO YOU SPEAK TO AN ANGEL?, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Bob Hilliard	undated
29	HOW FAIR THIS SPOT!, S. Rachmaninoff	undated
29	HOW HIGH THE MOON, words by Nancy Hamilton, music by Morgan Lewis	undated
29	HOW LAUGHABLE IT IS, music by Mark Sandrich, Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
29	HOW STRANGE, lyrics by Gus Kahn, music adapted by Herbert Stothart and Earl Brent	undated
29	HURDY-GURDY, music by Philip Warner	undated
29	HURRY HOME, words and music by Joseph Meyer, Buddy Bernier, Bob Emmerich	undated
29	I ALWAYS KNEW, Cole Porter	undated
29	I AM AN AMERICAN, words and music by Ira Schuster, Paul Cunningham, and Leonard Whitcup	undated
29	I AM ASHAMED THAT WOMEN ARE SO SIMPLE, music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I AM PRAYER, text by Allen J. Neiburg, music by Paul Weirick	undated
29	I BEGGED HER, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne	undated
29	I BELIEVE, words and music by Ervin Drake, Irvin Graham, Jimmy Shirl, and Al Stillman	undated
29	I CAN DO WONDERS WITH YOU, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
29	I CAN'T BE TALKIN' OF LOVE, by John Duke	undated
29	I CAN'T DO THE SUM, lyrics by Glen MacDonough, music by Victor Herbert	undated
29	I CAN'T FACE THE MUSIC, lyrics by Ted Koehler, music by Rube Bloom	undated
29	I CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY MIND, lyrics by Irving Talor, music by Vic Mizzy	undated
29	I CONCENTRATE ON YOU, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I COULD WRITE A BOOK, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
29	I COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT, words by Harold Adamson, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
29	I CRIED FOR YOU, by Arthur Freed, Gus Arnheim, and Abe Lyman, 2 copies	undated
29	I DON’T MIND BEING ALL ALONE, by Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy McHugh, and Irving Mills	undated
29	I DON'T THINK I'LL FALL IN LOVE TODAY, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, 3 copies	undated
29	I DON'T WANT TO CRY ANYMORE, words and music by Victor Schertzinger	undated
29	I'D RATHER HAVE A PAL THAN A GAL ANYTIME, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
29	I'D RATHER LISTEN TO YOUR EYES, music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Al Dubin	undated
29	I DREAM TOO MUCH, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Jerome Kern	undated
29	IF, words by Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J. Damerell, music by Tolahard Evans, 2 copies	undated
29	I FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU EVERY DAY, words by Frank Loesser, music by Manning Sherwin	undated
29	I FALL IN LOVE TOO EASILY, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne	undated
29	I FIND MY LOVE, Morris Mamorsky	undated
29	IF FLOWERS COULD SPEAK, by Mana-Zucca	undated
29	IF I CAN HELP SOMEBODY, music by A. Bazel Androzzo	undated
29	IF I DIDN'T CARE, words and music by Jack Lawrence	undated
29	HE IS THE TYPE, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, music by Jerome Kern	undated
29	IF I FORGET YOU, words and music by Irving Caesar	undated
29	IF I HADN'T MET YOU, by Sam M. Lewis, Abel Baer, and Cliff Hess	undated
29	IF I KNEW THEN, words and music by Dick Hurgens and Eddy Howard	undated
29	IF I LOVE YOU A MOUNTAIN, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
29	IF I RULED THE WORLD, words by Leslie Bricusse, music by Cyril Ornadel, attachment	undated
29	IF I SHOULD LOSE YOU, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger	undated
29	IF I WERE ON THE STAGE, lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert	undated
29	IF YOU ARE BUT A DREAM, by Moe Jaffe, Jack Fulton, and Nat Bonx, 2 copies	undated
29	IF YOU'RE IRISH, COME INTO THE PARLOR, words and music by Shaun Glenville and Frank Miller	undated
29	IF YOU ARE THERE, words by Henrik Ege, music by Michael North	undated
29	IF YOU FEEL LIKE SINGING, SING, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren	undated
29	IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A SWEETHEART, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
29	IF YOU SEE STARS IN MY EYES, words and music by Maxine Hawley and Hal Brandis, xerox copy	undated
29	I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU, music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I GET ALONG WITH YOU VERY WELL, words and music by Hoagy Carmichael	undated
29	I GO FOR THAT, words by Frank Loesser, music by Matt Malneck	undated
29	I GOT A ONE TRACK MIND, music by Morton Gould, lyrics by Betty Comden	undated
29	I HAD A BALL, music and lyrics and Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
29	I HAPPEN TO BE IN LOVE, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I HATE MEN, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I HAVE DREAMED, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
29	I HAVE EYES, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, 2 copies	undated
29	I KNOW A GARDEN, words and music by Arthur H. Gutman	undated
29	I KNOW WHERE I'M GOIN', arranged and edited by Herbert Hughes	undated
29	IL BACIO, Luigi Arditi, 5 copies	undated
29	I LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART, words by Iriving Mills, Henry Nemo, and John Redmond, music by Duke Ellington	undated
29	I LIKE A MAN AROUND THE HOUSE, music by Baldwin Bergersen and Albert Selden, lyrics by Phyllis McGinley and Billings Browns	undated
29	I LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THE TUNE, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 3 copies	undated
29	I'LL BUY YOU A STAR, music by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, 2 copies	undated
29	I'LL FOLLOW MY SECRET HEART, words and music by Noel Coward, attachment	undated
29	I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN, words and music by Noel Coward, 2 copies	undated
29	I'LL STILL BE LOVING YOU, words by Albert Stillman, music by Corinne Hiter	undated
29	I LONG TO BELONG TO YOU, lyrics by John Redmond, music by Mary Schaeffer, 2 copies	undated
29	I LOVE LIFE, words by Irwin M. Cassel, music by Mana-Zucca	undated
29	I LOVE THE LADIES, music by Mark Sandrich, Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
29	I LOVE YOU, Cole Porter, 3 copies	undated
29	I LOVE YOU MUCH TOO MUCH, by Alexander Olshanetsky	undated
29	I LOVE YOU SO, words by Adrian Ross, arranged by H.M. Higgs	undated
29	I LOVE YOU TRULY, words and music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond	undated
29	IMAGINE ME WITHOUT YOU, words by Ira B. Gershwin, music by Lewis E. Gensler	undated
29	I'M ALL SMILES, lyrics by Herbert Martin, music by Michael Leonard	undated
29	I'M A LUCKY DEVIL, words by Peter Tinturin, music by Al Jacobs	undated
29	I'M ALWAYS IN THE MOOD FOR YOU, words by Benny Davis, music by J. Fred Coots	undated
29	I'M A POACHED EGG, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
29	I'M BASHFUL, words by Bob Merrill, music by Al Schofield, 2 copies	undated
29	I'M GLAD I'M NOT YOUNG ANYMORE, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
29	I'M GONNA WASH THAT MAN RIGHT OUTTA MY HAIR, WORDS BY Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
29	I'M HAPPY ABOUT THE WHOLE THING, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Harry Warren	undated
29	I MIGHT BE IN YOUR ONCE IN A WHILE, music by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Robert B. Smith	undated
29	I'M IN LOVE AGAIN, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, lyrics and melody by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields	undated
29	I'M LIKE A NEW BROOM, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
29	I'M MAD ABOUT THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
29	I'M MADLY IN LOVE WITH YOU, words by Benny Davis, music by J. Fred Coots	undated
29	THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, lyrics by Joe Darion, music by Mitch Leigh, 2 copies	undated
29	I'M PRAYING TO SAINT CHRISTOPHER, lyrics by Harry MacPherson, music by Albert Von Tilzer	undated
29	IMPROVISO, Francisco Mignone, 2 copies	undated
29	I'M PUTTING ALL MY EGGS IN ONE BASKET, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin	undated
29	I'M PUTTING ME IN YOUR HANDS, lyrics by Martin Charnin, music by Colin Romoff	undated
29	I'M WISHING, words by Larry Morey, music by Frank Churchill	undated
29	IN A MOMENT OF WEAKNESS, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Harry Warren	undated
29	IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD, music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Irving Mills and Manny Kurtz	undated
29	IN-CHI-CHI-CASTENANGO, words by Henry Myers, music by Jay Gorney	undated
29	INDIAN LOVE CALL, words by Otto Harchah and Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
29	IN EGERN ON THE TEGERN SEE, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern, 2 copies	undated
29	IN JUNE, words by Helen Field Watson, music by Raymond Lloyd Adams	undated
29	IN MOTHER'S ARMS, words and music by L. Stewart Barr, 2 copies	undated
29	INTERLUDE, words by George O'Neill, music by Andre Kostelanetz	undated
29	IN THE MIDDLE OF A DREAM, lyrics by Al Stillman, music by Einar Swan and Tommy Dorsey	undated
29	IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
29	INVITATION TO THE WALTZ, arranged by Janet Lind and A. Gibilaro	undated
29	I PASSED BY YOUR WINDOW, words by Helen Taylor, music by May H. Brahe	undated
29	I PROMISE YOU, words and music by Samuel Lerner, Ben Oakland, and Alice Faye	undated
29	I REMEMBER IT WELL, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
29	I REMEMBER, music Max Gneiss, poem by Thomas Hood	undated
29	IRENE, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry Tierney	undated
29	IRISH LULLABY, by Mary Howe	undated
29	I SEE THE MOON AT NOON, lyrics by David Greggory, music by John Gerald	undated
29	I SEE YOUR FACE BEFORE ME, words by Howard Dietz, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
29	I SHALL KNOW, lyrics by Helen Jerome, music by Mana-Zucca	undated
29	I SING, words by Eric Von Der Goltz, music by Gustav Klemm	undated
29	IS IT POSSIBLE?, lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
29	I SING MY SONG TO YOU, words and music by Martin Kalmanoff	undated
29	IS THAT NICE?, lyrics and music by George Dennis	undated
29	I STILL LOVE TO KISS YOU GOODNIGHT, lyrics by Walter Bullock, music by Harold Spina	undated
29	IT AIN'T NECESSARILY SO, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin	undated
29	Italian STREET SONG, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young, music by Victor Herbert, 2 copies	undated
29	IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU, words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
29	IT DOESN'T COST YOU ANYTHING TO DREAM, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg, 2 copies	undated
29	I THINK OF YOU, words and music by Jack Elliot and Don Marcotte	undated
29	IT IS A SPRING NIGHT, Vittorio Giannini	undated
29	IT ISN'T ENOUGH, words and music by Leslie Cricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
29	IT ISN'T THE SAME, words and music by Ross Parker	undated
29	IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
29	IT NEVER WAS ANYWHERE YOU, lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, music by Kurt Weill	undated
29	IT'S ALL SO NEW TO ME, lyrics by Marty Symes, music by Bernice Petkere	undated
29	IT'S A LONELY TRAIL, words and music by Vaughn De Leath and Charles and Nick Kenny	undated
29	IT'S A LOVELY DAY TODAY, words and music by Irving Berlin, 3 copies	undated
29	IT'S ALWAYS YOU, words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
29	IT'S A MOST UNUSUAL DAY, lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by Jimmy McHugh, 2 copies	undated
29	IT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD, lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by Jan Savitt and Johnny Watson	undated
29	IT'S BAD FOR ME, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	IT'S BETTER TO CONCEAL THAN REVEAL, by Sid Robin	undated
29	IT'S D'LOVELY, music and lyrics by Cole Porter	undated
29	IT'S FOR A GOOD CAUSE BROTHER, by Perry Alexander and Jack Rollins	undated
29	IT'S NEVER TOO LATE, words and music by Carmen Lombardo and John Jacob Loeb, 2 copies	undated
29	IT'S NOT THE SAME, by Will Lorin and John Gerald	undated
29	IT'S RAINING SUNSHINE, lyrics by Al Bryan and Mack David, music by George W. Meyer	undated
29	IT'S SOME SPRING!, lyrics by Dorothy Brown, music by Norman Luboff	undated
29	IT TOOK A MILLION YEARS, by Larry Clinton and Billy Wolfe, 2 copies	undated
29	IT WAS WORTH IT, by Bart Howard	undated
29	I UPS TO HER AND SHE UPS TO ME, words by Jimmy Durante, music by Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart, and Manny Kurtz	undated
29	I USED TO BE COLOR BLIND, by Irving Berlin	undated
29	I'VE A STRANGE NEW RHYTHM IN MY HEART, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
29	I'VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
29	I'VE GOT YOU ON MY MIND, lyrics by Agnes Morgan, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
29	I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
29	I WANT A YES MAN, lyrics by Irving Caesar and Clifford Grey, music by Vincent Youmans	undated
29	I WANT MY SHARE OF LOVE, words and music by Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin, 2 copies	undated
29	I WANT TO BE WITH YOU, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
29	I WHISTLE A HAPPY TUNE, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
29	I WILL WAIT FOR YOU, lyrics by Norman Gimbel, music by Michel Le Grand	undated
29	I WISH YOU LOVE, lyrics by Albert A. Beach, music by Charles Trenet	undated
29	I WON’T BELIEVE IT, by Martin Black, Victor Selsman, and J. Russel Robinson	undated
29	I WON'T SAY I WILL, words by G. B. De Sylva and Arthur Francis, music by George Gershwin, 3 copies	undated
29	I WOULDN'T GIVE THAT FOR LOVE, words by Burton Shevelove, music by Perry Lafferty	undated
29	I WOULDN'T TAKE A MILLION, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren.	undated
30	JE SUIS TITANIA, Abroise Thomas	undated
30	JERUSALEM, by Henry Lefkowitch, 3 copies	undated
30	JERUSALEM, JERUSALEM, music and Hebrew words by Naomi Shemer, English words by Norman Newell, 2 copies	undated
30	JEZEBEL, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Harry Warren	undated
30	THE JOCKEY ON THE CAROUSEL, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Jerome Kern	undated
30	JOHNNY ONE NOTE, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
30	JOHN PEEL, modern adaptation and arrangement by Austin Croom Johnson	undated
30	THE JOKER, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
30	JOROPO, Miguel Sandoval	undated
30	JOYOUS BELLS, music by Mana-Zucca, words by John W. Bratton	undated
30	JULIET'S FAREWELL, Tchaikovsky, words and vocal arrangement by Geraldine Farrar	undated
30	JUNE, words by Nora Hopper, music by Roger Quilter	undated
30	JUNE IS BUSTIN' OUT ALL OVER, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, 2 copies	undated
30	JUPITER HAS NINE MOONS, words and music by Ade Rovson	undated
30	JUST A KID NAMED JOE, words by Mack David, music by Jerry Livingston	undated
30	JUST A KISS APART, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Leo Robin	undated
30	JUST AS THOUGH YOU WERE HERE, words by Edgar De Lange, music by John Benson Brooks	undated
30	JUST FOR A KISS OR TWO, lyrics by Olga Paul, music by Robert Stolz	undated
30	JUST FRIENDS, lyrics by Sam M. Lewis, music by John Klenner	undated
30	JUST LET ME LOOK AT YOU, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Jerome Kern, 2 copies	undated
30	JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
30	JUST SAY I LOVE HER, lyrics by Martin Kalmanoff and Sam Ward, music by Jack Val and Jimmy Dale	undated
30	JUST-SPRING, music by John Duke	undated
30	KASHMIRI SONG, words by Laurence Hope, music by Amy Woodforde-Finden	undated
30	KILLY-KA-LEE, words by Mort Dixon, music by Jesse Greer	undated
30	KINDA LONESOME, words and music by Leo Robin, Sam Coslow, and Hoagy Carmichael	undated
30	KINERETH, Marc Lavry	undated
30	A KISS IN THE DARK, lyrics by B.G. De Sylva, music by Victor Herbert, 2 copies	undated
30	KISS ME AGAIN, lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert, 2 copies	undated
30	A KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON, words and music by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, and Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
30	KOL NIDRE, by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
30	LA BAMBA DE VERA CRUZ, English lyrics by Ted Mossman, music by Terig Tucci	undated
30	LA BOHEME, by G. Puccini	undated
30	LA DANZA, by Gioacchino Rossini, 4 copies	undated
30	THE LADY IS A TRAMP, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
30	LAGOA, music by Francisco Mignone	undated
30	LAKME, Leo Delibes	undated
30	LAMBETH WALK, by Noel Gay, Douglas Furber, and Arthur Rose	undated
30	LAMENT, by Norman Dello Joio	undated
30	LAMENT, by Miguel Sandoval, 3 copies	undated
30	LAMENTO BORINCANO, by Rafael Hernandez	undated
30	LAMENTO DI PUCCINI, words by Giacomo Puccini, music by Martin Kalmanoff, 2 copies	undated
30	LAMENTO GITANO, by Maria Grever	undated
30	LA MORENA DE MI COPLA, wordsby Alfonso Jofre De Villegas, music by Carlos Catellanos, 3 copies	undated
30	L'AMOUR-TOUJOURS-L'AMOUR, words by Catherine Chisholm Cushing, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
30	LAMPLIGHT, music by Warburton Guilbert	undated
30	THE LAMPLIGHTER'S SERENADE, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, music by Hoagy Carmichael, 2 copies	undated
30	THE LAND OF GOING TO BE, lyrics and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
30	LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE, M. Kennedy-Fraaser and Kenneth Macleod	undated
30	LA PETITE JEANNETON, arranged by Estelle Liebling, 2 copies	undated
30	LAS HIJAS DEL ZEBEDEO, words by Jose Estremera, music by R. Chapi	undated
30	THE LASS WITH THE DELICATE AIR, by Michael Arne, 3 copies	undated
30	LAST NIGHT WHEN WE WERE YOUNG, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Harold Arlen	undated
30	THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER, accompaniment by Carl Dies	undated
30	THE LAST ROUND-UP, by Billy Hill	undated
30	THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
30	LAUGHING SONG, Johann Strauss, 2 copies	undated
30	THE LAUGHING SONG, by D. F. E. Auber	undated
30	LA VIE EN ROSE, music by Louiguy, English lyrics by Mack David	undated
30	THE LAZIEST GAL IN TOWN, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
30	LEEZIE LINDSAY, arranged by Fritz Kreisler	undated
30	LEGALIZE MY NAME, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by Johnny Mercer	undated
30	LE NELUMBO, music by Ernest Moret	undated
30	LE PAPILLION, words by Andre Alexandre, music by Felix Fourdrain	undated
30	LES FILLES DE DADIX, arranged by Estelle Liebling	undated
30	LET ME KEEP MY DREAM FOREVER, words and music by Julio Roque	undated
30	LET ME WHISPER, by Electo Rosell, Manuel Del Rio, and Richard Gasparre	undated
30	LET MY SONG FILL YOUR HEART, by Ernest Charles	undated
30	LET'S BE BUDDIES, words and music by Cole Porter, 3 copies	undated
30	LET'S DO IT, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
30	LET'S DREAM TOGETHER, lyrics by Otto Harbach, music by Peter De Rose	undated
30	LET'S HAVE ANOTHER CUP O'COFFEE, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin	undated
30	LET'S MAKE MEMORIES TONIGHT, words and music by Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias, and Sam H. Stept	undated
30	LET'S STOP THE CLOCK, lyrics by Haven Gillespie, music by J. Fred Coots	undated
30	LETTER SONG, music by Douglas Moore, lyrics by John Latouche	undated
30	LET US WALK IN THE WHITE SNOW, by Mary Howe	undated
30	LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES, music and lyrics by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson	undated
30	LIGHT FLITTING SHADOWS, by Giacomo Meyerbeer	undated
30	LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE, lyrics by Johnny Burke, music by James Van Heusen, 2 copies	undated
30	THE LILACS, S. Rachmaninoff	undated
30	LISTEN TO LIFE, words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by Gustav Klemm, 2 copies	undated
30	THE LITTLE BELLS OF SEVILLA, by Homer Samuels	undated
30	THE LITTLE DUCKS GO SKATING, music by Werner Singer, words by George London	undated
30	LITTLE FRATERNITY PIN, lyrics by Paul Gibbons, music by Roy Ringwald, 2 copies	undated
30	THE LITTLE French CLOCK, by Richard Kountz	undated
30	THE LITTLE MOUSE SONG, words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by Charles Gilbert Spross	undated
30	LITTLE JACK HORNER, arranged by J. Michael Diack	undated
30	A LITTLE LOVE, A LITTLE KISS, words by Adrian Ross, music by Lao Silesu	undated
30	A LITTLE LOVE LETTER, by Erich W. Korngold	undated
30	A LITTLE LOVE SONG, by Alice Kennard	undated
30	A LITTLE OLD CHURCH IN ENGLAND, words and music by Irving Berlin, 2 copies	undated
30	LITTLE PONY FLINDERS, arranged by J. Michael Diack	undated
30	THE LITTLE ROAD TO BETHLEHEM, words by Margaret Rose, music by Michael Head	undated
30	LITTLE SAILBOAT, words by Douglass Cross, music by George Cory	undated
30	LITTLE SIR ECHO, arranged by Adele Girard and Joe Marsala	undated
30	LITTLE STAR, arranged by Frank LaForge, 2 copies	undated
30	LIVING SIMPLY, music and lyrics by Walter Marks	undated
30	LOCH LOMOND, accompaniments by Fritz Kriesler	undated
30	LO! HERE THE GENTLE LARK, arranged by Frank LaForge	undated
30	THE LONELY, music by John Edmunds	undated
30	LOOK AT THAT FACE, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
30	LOOK FOR THE SMALL PLEASURES, music by Mark Sandrich, Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
30	LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING, music by Jerome Kern, words by Bud De Sylva	undated
30	LOOKING FOR A BOY, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
30	LOOKS LIKE I'LL NEVER LEARN, lyrics by David Greggory, music by M. Cooper Paul	undated
30	LOOK TO THE RAINBOW, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lane	undated
30	LOOK WHO'S DANCING, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
30	THE LORD'S PRAYER, by Albert Hay Malotte, 3 copies	undated
30	LORELEI, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
30	LORNA'S HERE, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
30	LOST AND FOUND, by Pinky Tomlin and Harry Tobias	undated
30	LOVE IN THE DICTIONARY, by Celius Dougherty, 2 copies	undated
30	LOVE IS A CHANCE, music and lyrics by Walter Marks	undated
30	LOVE IS A DANCING THING, words and music by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz	undated
30	LOVE IS A DREAMER, words and music by Bud Green and Sam H. Stept	undated
30	LOVE IS A SONG, by Leo Kopp	undated
30	LOVE IS HERE TO STAY, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
30	LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY, by Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf Frilm	undated
30	LOVE IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
30	LOVE IS THE REASON, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz	undated
30	LOVE IS WHERE YOU FIND IT, lyrics by Earl K. Brent, music by Nacio Herb Brown	undated
30	LOVE LIES, by Carl Sigman, Ralph Freed, and Joseph Meyer	undated
30	LOVELIGHT IN THE STARLIGHT, words by Ralph Freed, music by Frederick Hollander	undated
30	THE LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, music adapted by Irving Aaronson	undated
30	LOVE-LINE, music and lyrics by Walter Marks	undated
30	THE LOVELINESS OF YOU, words and music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel	undated
30	LOVELY TO LOOK AT, words by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh, music by Jerome Kern	undated
30	LOVE MADE A DREAMER OF ME, words by Raymond B. Egan and Milton I. Alper, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
30	LOVE ME TO-NIGHT, words by Brian Hooker, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
30	LOVE ME WITH ALL YOUR HEART, music by Carlos Rigual, English lyrics by Michael Vaughn	undated
30	LOVE NEVER WENT TO COLLEGE, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 3 copies	undated
30	LOVE OF MY LIFE, music by Cole Porter	undated
30	LOVE OR INFATUATION, words and music by Sam Coslow and Frederick Hollander	undated
30	LOVER, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
30	LOVE'S ADORATION, Mana-Zucca	undated
30	LOVE'S A NECESSARY THING, words by Ted Koehler, music by Harold Arlen	undated
30	A LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING, words by Harold Adamson, music by Jimmy McHugh, 2 copies	undated
30	LOVE'S INTENSE IN TENTS, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
30	LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY, music by Roger Quilter	undated
30	LOVE STORY, words by Mildred Godd, music by Genevieve Wiley	undated
30	LOVE WALKED IN, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin	undated
30	LOVE WENT A-RIDING, Frank Bridge, 2 copies	undated
30	LOVE WILL FIND YOU, music by Johann Strauss, Sr. and Jr.	undated
30	LUAR DO, SERTAO, Francisco Mignone	undated
30	LUCKY, LUCKY, LUCKY ME, by Milton Berle and Buddy Arnold	undated
30	LUCKY TO BE ME, music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green	undated
30	LULLABY (FROM JOCELYN), B. Godard	undated
31	MACARENAS, music by Barnardino Baustista Monterde	undated
31	MA CURLY-HEADED BABBY, George H. Clustam, 3 copies	undated
31	MAD ABOUT THE BOY, words and music by Noel Coward	undated
31	MADEMOISELLE DE PAREE, words by Eric Maschwitz, music by Pail Durand	undated
31	MAGIC IS THE MOONLIGHT, English lyrics by Charles Pasquale, music by Maria Grever	undated
31	MAGIC MOUNTAIN, lyrics by Charlie Tobias, music by Sam H. Stept	undated
31	THE MAIDS OF CADIZ, by Leo Delibes	undated
31	MAKE BELIEVE, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
31	MAKE LOVE WITH A GUITAR, music and Spanish lyrics by Maria Grever	undated
31	MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green	undated
31	MAKE THE MAN LOVE ME, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz, 2 copies	undated
31	MALAFEMMENA, music by Toto	undated
31	MALAGUENA, by Ernesto Lecuona	undated
31	MAME, music and lyrics by Jerry Herman	undated
31	MAMIE, words and music by Jimmie Dodd	undated
31	A MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE, words by Harold Purcell, music by Manning Sherwin	undated
31	MANHATTAN JOYRIDE, by Paul Sargent	undated
31	MANHATTEN MADNESS, lyrics and words by Irving Berlin	undated
31	THE MAN I LOVE, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
31	THE MAN WHO PLAYS THE MANDOLINO, music by G. Fanciulli	undated
31	MANY A NEW DAY, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
31	MARGARET AT THE SPINNING-WHEEL, by Franz Schubert	undated
31	MARIE ANTOINETTE'S SONG, by Myron Jacobsen	undated
31	MARRYING FOR LOVE, words and music by Irving Berlin	undated
31	MARUSIA, lyrics by Mary Schaeffer, music by Serge Walter	undated
31	MARY HAD A LITTLE JAM, words and music by Joe Davis and Erskine Butterfield, 2 copies	undated
31	THE MASQUERADE IS OVER, lyrics by Herb Magidon, music by Allie Wrubel, 2 copies	undated
31	MATTHEW, MARK, LUKE, AND JOHN, lyrics adapted by Walter de la Mare, music by May H. Brahe	undated
31	MATTINATA, music by Ruggiero Leoncacallo	undated
31	MAY'S SONG, music by George Windeatt, 2 copies	undated
31	MAZEL, music by Adraham Ellstein, 2 copies	undated
31	MECHUTENESTE MAINE, notated and arranged by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
31	MEIN SHTETELE BELZ, lyrics by Jacob Jacobs, music by Alexander Olshanetsky	undated
31	THE MEM'RY OF THIS DANCE, words and music by Bob Effros and Ben Selvin	undated
31	MEN, by Irving Berlin	undated
31	MENE, MENE, TEKEL, words and music by Harold J. Rome	undated
31	THE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S LIFE, words by Eddie V. Deane and Mary Candy, music by Gloria Shayne	undated
31	MEXICAN HAT DANCE, music by F. A. Partichela, lyrics by Olga Paul	undated
31	MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, words and music by Con Conrad and Herb Magidson, 2 copies	undated
31	MIGHTY LAK' A ROSE, by Ethelbert Nevin, 2 copies	undated
31	MILK AND HONEY, music and lyrics by Jerry Herman	undated
31	MILL DOORS, by Norman Dello Joio	undated
31	MINE, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin	undated
31	MIRANDA, by Richard Hageman, 2 copies	undated
31	MOLLOY, ME BOY, words and music by Reginard Foresythe	undated
31	MOM-E-LE, words and music by Mitchell Parish, Alex Alstone, and Al Goodhard, 2 copies	undated
31	MONEY ISN'T EV'RYTHING, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
31	THE MOON, by Paul Hindemith	undated
31	MOON AT SEA, by Harry Pease, Larry Stock, and Cinvent Rose	undated
31	MOONDUST, words by Mitchell Parish, music by Sammy Kaye	undated
31	THE MOON FELL IN THE RIVER, lyrics by Mitchell Parish, music by Peter De Rose	undated
31	MOON IN MY WINDOW, music by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
31	THE MOON IS A SILVER DOLLAR, lyrics by Mitchell Parish, music by Sammy Fain, 2 copies	undated
31	MOONLIGHT COCKTAIL, lyrics by Kim Gannon, music by Lucky Roberts	undated
31	MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE, words by Jack Lawrence, music by Toota Camarata	undated
31	MOON LOVE, by Mack David, Mack Davis, and Andre Kostelanetz	undated
31	MOON OVER BURMA, words by Frank Loesser, music by Frederick Hollander	undated
31	MORENA, by Jorge del Moral, 2 copies	undated
31	MORE POWER TO YOU, lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
31	MORNING KISS, words by Eddie Mathews, music by Dick Vinson	undated
31	MOTETTE, Mozart	undated
31	THE MUSICAL SNUFF-BOX, by A. Liadoff	undated
31	MUSIC FOR LOVERS, by Bart Howard, 2 copies	undated
31	MUSIC I HEARD WITH YOU, music by Richard Hageman, poem by Conrad Aiken, 2 copies	undated
31	MUST IT BE LOVE?, music and lyrics by Walter Marks	undated
31	MUST YOU BE SO MEAN, lyrics by Will Lorin, music by Bud Livingston	undated
31	MY BEST LOVE, words by Oscar Hammerstein, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
31	MY BLUE EYED GIRL, words and music by Tony L. Del Vecchio	undated
31	MY BUDDY, words by Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donaldson	undated
31	MY DAY, words and music by Johnny Hauser and Archie Miller	undated
31	MY DAYS HAVE BEEN SO WONDROUS FREE, by Francis Hopkinson	undated
31	MY FAVORITE THINGS, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
31	MY FOOLISH HEART, music by Victor Young, lyrics by Ned Washington	undated
31	MY GIRL'S AN IRISH GIRL, words and music by Jack Popplewell	undated
31	MY HANDS ARE TIED, lyrics by Charles Tobias, music by Sam H. Stept	undated
31	MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
31	MY HEART IS A SILENT VIOLIN, music by Oscar J. Fox	undated
31	MY HEART IS TAKING LESSONS, lyrics by John Burke, music by James V. Monaco	undated
31	MY HEART IS UNEMPLOYED, words and music by Harold J. Rome	undated
31	MY HEART REMEMBERS, music by Serge Walter and Al Jacobs, lyrics by Peter Tunturin	undated
31	MY HERO, words by Stanislaus Strange, music by Oscar Straus, 2 copies	undated
31	MY JOHANN, Edvard Grieg, arranged by Alexander Aslanoff	undated
31	MY KIND OF MAN, words and music by Noel Coward	undated
31	MY LADDIE, by W. A. Thayer	undated
31	MY LADY LO-FU, by Elinor Emick Warren	undated
31	MY LAST GOODBYE, words and music by Eddy Howard, 2 copies	undated
31	MY LIPS WOULD SING, by Edmund Leamy and Maurice Baron	undated
31	MY LOVE FOR YOU, words by Edward Neyman, music by Harry Jacobsen, 2 copies	undated
31	MY LOVE IS A WANDERER, words and music by Bart Howard	undated
31	MY LOVE IS ONLY FOR YOU, words by Clarkson Rose, music by Conrad Leonaed, 2 copies	undated
31	MY LOVE IS YOUNG, words by Bickley Reichner, music by Robert Graham	undated
31	MY LOVELY CELIA, by George Munro, arranged by H. Lane Wilson	undated
31	MY LOVE'S A GENTLE MAN, words by Roy Jordan, music by Ulpio Minucci, 2 copies	undated
31	MY LOVE WALTZ, music by Billy R. Gould, lyrics by Belle Mayer and Dave Waterman	undated
31	MY MAN'S GONE NOW, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin	undated
31	MY MELANCHOLY BABY, words by Geo. A. Norton and Maybelle E. Watson, music by Ernie Burnett	undated
31	MY REVERIE, by Larry Clinton	undated
31	MY ROMANCE, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
31	MY SHIP, words by Ira Gershwin, music by Kurt Weill	undated
31	MY SISTER AND I, words and music by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer	undated
31	MY SOUL IS DARK, music by Arthur H. Gutman	undated
31	MY THOUGHTS ARE ROAMIN' TONIGHT, lyrics by Jimmy Eaton, music by Robert Stolz	undated
31	MY TIME IS YOUR TIME, words by Eric Little, music by Leo Dance	undated
31	MY WHITE KNIGHT, composer unknown	undated
31	MY WHITE KNIGHT, words and music by Robert Campbell	undated
31	MY YIDDISHE MOMME, lyrics by Jack Yellen, music by Jack Yellen and Lew Pollack	undated
31	NATURE BOY, by Eden Ahbenz	undated
31	NEAPOLITAN LOVE SONG, lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert	undated
31	NEVER, lyrics by Eliot Daniel, music by Lionel Newman	undated
31	NEVER AGAIN, words and music by Noel Coward	undated
31	NEVER FELT BETTER, NEVER HAD LESS, words and music by Abel Baer and Cliff Hess	undated
31	NEVER ON SUNDAY, lyrcis by Billt Towne, music by Manos Hadjidakis	undated
31	NEW BORN, by Norman Dello Joio	undated
31	NEW HAMPSHIRE, music by Alan Thomas	undated
31	THE NEWS GAME, music by Jacques Wolfe	undated
31	A NEW SHADE OF BLUE, by Russ Smith and James Flora	undated
31	NIGHTINGALE, lyrics by Fred Wise, music by Xavier Cugat	undated
31	NIGHT IS FALLING, J. Haydn	undated
31	NIGHT SONG, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
31	THE NIGHT IS FILLED WITH MUSIC, by Irving Berlin	undated
31	THE NIGHT THEY INVENTED CHAMPAGNE, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
31	THE NIGHT WAS MADE FOR LOVE, by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach	undated
31	NINA, by G.B. Pergolesi	undated
31	NINA BOBO, by Bainbridge Crist	undated
31	NINETTA AND PEPPPINO, arranged by Alexander Aslanoff	undated
31	NINNA NANNA, music by Theodore Carguilo	undated
31	NOBODY CARES IF I'M BLUE, lyrics by Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst	undated
31	NOBODY'S CHASING ME, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
31	NOBODY MAKES A PASS AT ME, words and music by Harold J. Rome	undated
31	NOBODY'S HEART, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
31	NOCHE DE RONDA, by Maria Teresa Lara, 2 copies	undated
31	NOCTURNE, by Samuel Barber	undated
31	NON DIMENTICAR, lyrics by Shelley Dobbins, music by P. G. Redi, 2 copies	undated
31	NO PROPHET I, by S. Rachmaninoff	undated
31	NORWEGIAN ECHO SONG, by W. Thrance	undated
31	NO STAR IS LOST, by Fred Fisher	undated
31	NOTHIN' FOR NOTHIN', lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Morton Gould	undated
31	NOTHING LASTS FOREVER, words and music by Oscar Haimo	undated
31	NOTHING IS TOO PERFECT FOR YOU, words and music by Bud Hofmann	undated
31	NOVILLERO, by Maria Teresa Lara, 2 copies	undated
31	NOWHERE GUY, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
31	NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP, music by Robert MacGimsey	undated
31	NOW IS THE TIME!, words by Burton Shevelove, music by Perry Lafferty	undated
31	NOW IT CAN BE TOLD, by Irving Berlin	undated
31	NOW SLEEPS THE CRIMSON PETAL, words by Tennyson, music by Rodger Quilter	undated
31	O BEAUTIFUL STAR, by Oscar Wilde and Maurice Baron	undated
31	THE OBLATION, by Karol Rathaus	undated
31	THE OCARINA, words and music by Irving Berlin	undated
31	O DOCE NOME DE VOCE, music by Francisco Mignone	undated
31	O'ER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY, by Francis Hopkinson	undated
31	O GATHERING CLOUDS, arranged by K. Marjorie Bain	undated
31	OH DEAR! WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?, arranged by Arnold Bax	undated
31	OH, HAD I JUBAL'S LYRE, G. F. Handel	undated
31	O HOLY NIGHT!, by Adolphe Adam	undated
31	OH MOTHER MINE, words and music by Pietro Cimini	undated
31	OH, NEVER SING TO ME AGAIN, S. Rachmaninoff	undated
31	OH PROMISE ME, words by Clement Scott, music by Reginald De Koven	undated
31	OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNIN', music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, 2 copies	undated
31	OH, YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL, words by Seymour Brown, music by Nat D. Ayer	undated
31	OKLAHOMA, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
31	AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRLIE, words by James O'Dea, music by Sam S. Krams	undated
31	OLD FOLKS, lyrics by Dedette Lee Hill, music by Willard Robison	undated
31	OLD MILL WHEEL, by Benny Davis, Milton Ager, Jesse Greer	undated
31	OLD SONG, by Douglas Moore	undated
31	THE OLD WOMAN AND THE PEDDLER, arranged by Hazel Gertrude Kinscella	undated
31	O LEGERE HIRONDELLE, arranged by Estelle Liebling	undated
31	OL' JIM, by Clara Edwards	undated
31	O LORD YOU MADE A MOSES, words and music by Robert MacGimsey	undated
31	O MIO BABBINO CARO, English versioon by Anne and Herbert Grossman, 2 copies	undated
31	ON A LITTLE STREET IN SINGAPORE, words by Billy Hill, music by Peter DeRose	undated
31	ON A ROOF IN MANHATTAN, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin	undated
31	ONCE IN A WHILE, words by Bud Green, music by Michael Edwards	undated
31	ONCE UPON A TIME, TODAY, words and music by Irving Berlin	undated
31	ONE ALONE, book and lyrics by Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Frank Mandel, music by Sigmund Romberg, 3 copies	undated
31	ONE DAY, words and music by Thora Hinshaw Seaton	undated
31	ONE FINE DAY, by G. Puccini	undated
31	ONE HEART WAS YEARNING, by Franz Shubert, arranged by Ann Ronell	undated
31	ONE LITTLE CANDLE, by J. Maloy Roach and George Mysels	undated
31	ONE LOOK AT YOU, by Bart Howard	undated
31	ONE LOVE AFFAIR, by Bart Howard	undated
31	ONE NIGHT OF LOVE, words by Gus Kahn, music by Victor Schertzinger	undated
31	ONE OF THOSE SONGS, English lyrics by Will Holt, music by Gerard Calvi	undated
31	THE ONE ROSE, by Del Lyon and Lani McIntire	undated
31	ONE SONG, words by Larry Morey, music by Frank Churchill	undated
31	ONLY A GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE, words by Arthur Wimperis, music by Noel Gay	undated
31	ONLY A ROSE, lyrics and Brian Hooker, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
31	ONLY WHEN YOU'RE IN MY ARMS, by Con Conrad, Bert Kalmar, and Herman Ruby	undated
31	ONLY YOU, AND YOU ONLY, lyrics by John W. Bratton, music by Mana-Zucca, 2 copies	undated
31	ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY, words by Rudyard Kipling, music by Oley Speaks	undated
31	ON THIS DAY, words by Hy Zaret, music by Lou Singer	undated
31	ON WINGS OF SONG, arranged by Fred Weber	undated
31	ON YOUR TOES, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
31	OPEN THY BLUE EYES, by Jules Massenet	undated
31	O PERFECT LOVE, words by D. F. Blomfield, music by Oscar J. Fox	undated
31	THE OTHER HALF OF ME, music and lyrics by Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman	undated
31	OUR LANGUAGE OF LOVE, music by Marguerite Monnot, lyrics by Alexandre Breffort, 2 copies	undated
31	OUR LOVE, words and music by Larry Clinton, Buddy Bernier, and Bob Emmerich	undated
31	OUR LOVE AFFAIR, words and music by Arthur Freed and Roger Edens	undated
31	OUR SONG, music by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Dorothy Fields	undated
31	OUT OF MY DREAMS, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
31	OVER THE RAINBOW, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, music by Harold Arlen, 2 copies	undated
32	PAKAD ADONAI ZION, by Zaira and Wolf	undated
32	PALE HANDS I LOVED, words by Laurence Hope, music by Amy Woodforde Finden	undated
32	PAREE WHAT DID YOU DO TO ME, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	THE PARISIANS, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
32	PASSEPIED, transcribed and adapted by Alexander Aslanoff, 2 copies	undated
32	PASTORALE, by Domenico Scarlatti	undated
32	THE PASTURE, by Charles Naginski	undated
32	PAVANNE, by Morton Gould, 2 copies	undated
32	THE PEANUT VENDOR, composed by Moises Simons	undated
32	PENNIES FROM HEAVEN, words by John Burke, music by Arthur Johnson	undated
32	A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS, words and music by Lee Sims	undated
32	PENNY SERENADE, words by Hal Hallifax, music by Melle Weersma	undated
32	PEOPLE WILL SAY WE'RE IN LOVE, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	PERHAPS, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	THE PHYSICIAN, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	THE PICTURE BRIDE, lyrics and music by J. P. Murray, Barry Trivers, Ben Oakland, et al.	undated
32	A PICTURE OF ME WITHOUT YOU, music and lyrics by Cole Porter	undated
32	PIGALLE, English lyrics by Charles Newman, music by Georges Ulmer	undated
32	THE PIPER FROM OVER THE WAY, lyrics by Helen Taylor, music by May H. Brahe	undated
32	THE PIPER O'DUNDEE, arranged by Fritz Kreisler	undated
32	PLAIN WE LIVE, lyrics by Arnold B. Horwitt, music by Albert Hague	undated
32	PLAY, FIDDLE, PLAY, lyrics by Jack Lawrence, music by Emery Deutsch and Arthur Altman	undated
32	PLAY GYPSIES-DANCE GYPSIES, music by Emmerich Kalman	undated
32	PLEASE DON'T MAKE ME BE GOOD, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	PLEASE NO SQUEEZA DA BANANA, by Louis Prima, Jack Zero, and Ben Jaffe	undated
32	POLLY THE PARROT, words by Lanny Ross, music by Halmy Kresa	undated
32	POOR BUTTERFLY, lyrics by John L. Gold, music by Raymond Hubb	undated
32	POOR PIERROT, by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach, 2 copies	undated
32	POURQUOI MENTIR, music by Francisico Mignone	undated
32	PRAIRIE SCHOONER, words and music by Harry Pease, Ed G. Nelson, and Billy Haid	undated
32	PRAIRIE WATERS BY NIGHT, muisc by Everett Helm	undated
32	THE PRAISE OF ISLAY, arranged by Fritz Kreisler	undated
32	A PRAYER AT EVENTIDE, music by Reginald King	undated
32	PRAYER OF A WAITING WORLD, words and music by Gene Bone and Howard Fenton	undated
32	THE PRAYER PERFECT, by Oley Speaks	undated
32	PRELUDE TO A KISS, lyrics by Irving Gordon and Irving Mills, music by Duke Ellington	undated
32	PRETTY AS A PICTURE, music by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Robert B. Smith	undated
32	PRIMAVERA, by Celius Dougherty	undated
32	PRIMAVERA D'AMORE, music by Theodore Gargiulo	undated
32	P'S AND Q'S, lyrics by Howard Dietz, music by Johann Strauss	undated
32	PUT IT IN THE BOOK, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
32	QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO, English words by Pat Boone, music by Tony Renis, 2 copies	undated
32	QUANDO UNA FLOR DESABROCHA, by Francisco Mignone	undated
32	THE QUEEN OF TERRE HAUTE, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	QUELQUE-CHOSE, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	QUIET NIGHT, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart	undated
32	QUIET NIGHTS OF QUIET STARS, original words and music by Antonio Carlos Jobim, 2 copies	undated
32	RACHEM, music by Mana-Zucca	undated
32	RAINBOW VALLEY, words by Edgar Leslie, music by Joe Burke	undated
32	RAIN HAS FALLEN, by Samuel Barber	undated
32	RAISINS AND ALMONDS, music and yiddish lyrics by Abraham Goldfaden, 2 copies	undated
32	RAMONA, lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne	undated
32	RANNOCH, BY GLENCOE, music by Alan Thomas	undated
32	RAPUNZEL, by John Sacco	undated
32	A REAL NICE CLAMBAKE, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
32	RECUERDAS TU, by Erneste Lecuona	undated
32	THE RED DRESS, by Mary Margaret Vinmont	undated
32	RED, RED ROSE, by R. L. Cottenet	undated
32	RED ROSEY BUSH, by Victor Young	undated
32	RED SKIES IN THE NIGHT, words and music by Art Noel, Don Hart and Ross Parker, 2 copies	undated
32	REMEMBER, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin	undated
32	REMEMBER ME?, lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Harry Warren	undated
32	RENDEZVOUS TIME IN PAREE, lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
32	REUNION IN WALTZ TIME, words by Florence Tarr, music by Jacques Wolfe	undated
32	THE RHUMBA-CARDI, words and music by Malcolm Eaton and Albert Gamse	undated
32	RIDIN' HIGH, music and lyrics by Cole Porter	undated
32	RIGHT AS THE RAIN, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Harold Arlen, 2 copies	undated
32	RIGOLETTO, by G. Verdi	undated
32	THE RIVER, words and music by Ann Ronell	undated
32	THE RIVER SEINE, words by Allan Roberts and Alan Holt, music by Guy Lafarge	undated
32	THE ROBIN'S SONG, words by Susan M. Perkins, music by Howard White	undated
32	ROLLING HOME, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	ROMANCE, words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
32	ROMANCE RUNS IN THE FAMILY, words and music by Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart, and Manny Kurtz	undated
32	ROMANY LIFE, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert	undated
32	RONDO ALLA TURCA, by W.A. Mozart, adapted by Alexander Aslanoff	undated
32	THE ROSE ENSLAVES THE NIGHTINGALE, music by N. Rimsky-Korsakov	undated
32	ROSE MARIE, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
32	ROSE OF THE WORLD, music by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Glen MacDonough	undated
32	ROSE, ROSE, I LOVE YOU, arranged by Chris Langdon, English lyrics by Wilfred Thomas	undated
32	ROSES FROM THE SOUTH, words by Margaret Bristol, arranged by Guiseppe Bamboschej	undated
32	ROSES OF PICARDY, words by Fred E. Weatherly, music by Haydn Wood	undated
32	ROUND ABOUT THE ELFIN RING, arranged by Richard D. Row	undated
32	ROZHINKES MIT MANDLEN, by A. Goldfaden, arranged by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
32	RUMANIA, RUMANIA, arranged by Sholom Secunda, melody and words by Aaron Lebedeff	undated
32	RUMPEL-STILTS-KIN, words and music by Charles Tobias and Al Lewis	undated
32	SAPER VORRESTE DI CHE, G. Verdi	undated
32	THE SECOND MINUET, words by Aubrey Dowdon, music by Maurice Besly	undated
32	SE MIA GIOIA, by George Frideric Handel, 4 copies	undated
32	SERENADE, by Enrico Toselli	undated
32	SHABBAT MENUCHAII, by Abraham Ellestein	undated
32	THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE, lyrics by Paul Francis Weber, music by Johnny Mandel	undated
32	SHALOM, lyrics and music by Jerry Herman, 22 copies	undated
32	SHANGRI-LA, lyrics by Carl Sigman, music by Matt Malneck and Robert Maxwell	undated
32	SHEIN VI DI L'VONE, music by Joseph Rumshinsky, words by Chaim Tauber	undated
32	SHE NEVER TOLD HER LOVE, by Josef Haydn	undated
32	A SHIP WITHOUT A SAIL, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
32	SHIR ERES, by Moshe Wilensky	undated
32	THE SHORTEST DAY OF THE YEAR, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
32	SIBONEY, by Ernesto Lecuona, lyrics by Dolly Morse	undated
32	SILVERIO, words and music by Agustin Lara	undated
32	SILVER MOON, words by Dorothy Donnelly, muric by Sigmund Romberg	undated
32	SILVER SONG, music by Douglas Moore, lyrics by John Latouche	undated
32	A SLEEPIN' BEE, lyrics by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen, music by Harold Arlen	undated
32	SLEEPY EYES, words by Tommie Connor, music by Harry Ralton	undated
32	SO IN LOVE, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	SOME DAY, words by Brian Hooker, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
32	SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
32	SOMEWHERE, MY LOVE, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, music by Maurice Jarre	undated
32	THE SONG IS YOU, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern, 2 copies	undated
32	SONG OF LOVE, by Julius Chajes	undated
32	A SONG OUT OF HEAVEN, musical arrangements and lyrics by Ann Ronell	undated
32	SOPHIA, words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
32	THE SPIDER AND THE FLY, by Thomas Waller, Andy Razaf, and J. C. Johnson	undated
32	A SPIRIT PASS'D BEFORE ME, music by Arthur H. Gutman	undated
32	THE SPRINGTIME COMETH, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Sammy Fain	undated
32	STAIRWAY TO THE SEA, English lyrics by Albert A. Beach, music by Giuseppe Cioffi	undated
32	THE STAR, by James H. Rogers	undated
32	STARS IN MY EYES, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Fritz Kreisler	undated
32	THE STARS REMAIN, words by Henry Myers, music by Jay Gorney	undated
32	A STAR WAS HIS CANDLE, music by Teresa Del Riego	undated
32	STAY, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	A STRANGE LONELINESS, by Robert Burke and Sammy Mysels	undated
32	STRINGBEAN BOY, words by Don Raye, music by Gene De Paul	undated
32	SUMMER STARS, by Elinor Remick Warren	undated
32	SUMMERTIME, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin, 2 copies	undated
32	THE SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
32	SWEET BEGINNING, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
32	THE SWEETEST SONG IN THE WORLD, words and music by Harry Parr-Davies, 2 copies	undated
32	THE SWEETEST SOUNDS, words and music by Richard Rodgers	undated
32	SWEETHEARS, by Victor Herbert	undated
32	THE SYMPHONY, by Henry Sachs	undated
32	TAKE THE MOMENT, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	A TASTE OF HONEY, words by Ric Marlow, music by Bobby Scott	undated
32	TAWNY DAYS, by Elinor Remick Warren	undated
32	TEACH ME TONIGHT, words by Sammy Cahn, music by Gene De Paul	undated
32	TELL ME, LOVELY SHEPHERD, arranged by Elizabeth Poston	undated
32	THANK YOU SO MUCH, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	THAT'S WHAT IT IS TO BE YOUNG, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
32	THEME OF THE QUIET MAN, words and music by Richard Farrelly	undated
32	THEN CAME THE RAIN, words by Charlie Tobias, music by Oscar Levant	undated
32	THERE'S NOTHING LIKE AN OLD FASHIONED WALTZ, music by Sam H. Stept, words by Ned Washington	undated
32	THE TICKLE TOE, lyrics by Otto Harbach, music by Louis A. Hirsch	undated
32	THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE ME, words by Herbert Reynolds, music by Jerome Kern	undated
32	THIS DREAM, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
32	THIS IS THE LIFE, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
32	THIS NIGHT, words by Gus Kahn, music by Harry Warren	undated
32	A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS, words and music by Howard Leland	undated
32	A THOUSAND BEAUTIFUL THINGS, words by Richard Corrin, music by Haydn Wood	undated
32	TILL, words by Carl Sigman, music by Charles Danvers	undated
32	TIME ON MY HANDS, words by Harold Adamson and Mack Gordon, music by Vicnent Youmans	undated
32	TO BE ALONE WITH YOU, lyrics by Sidney Michaels, music by Mark Sandrich Jr.	undated
32	TO BE SUNG UP ON A SUMMER NIGHT ON THE WATER, by Frederick Delius	undated
32	TOMORROW SINGS, words by S. A. DeWitt, music by Jacques Wolfe	undated
32	TOO LONG AT THE FAIR, words and music by Billy Barnes	undated
32	TOVARICH, music by Mana-Zucca, lyrics by Ben M. Kaye	undated
32	TREES, by Oscar Rasbach	undated
32	THE TRYST, by Jean Sibelius	undated
32	TUM-BALALAIKA, lyrics by Stanley L. Lionel, music by Henry Lefkowitch	undated
32	TURN AROUND, by Malvina Reynolds, Allen Greene, and Harry Belafonte	undated
32	THE TURNING TIDE, lyrics by Del Arden, music by Del Arden and Stewart Wille	undated
32	TWO BY TWO, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
32	TWO DREAMS GOT TOGETHER, words and music by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin	undated
32	TWO FOOLS IN LOVE, by Fred Fisher and Stella Unger	undated
32	TWO LITTLE SHOES, by Mana-Zucca	undated
32	THE UMBRELLA MAN, words and music by James Cavanaugh, Vincent Rose, and Harry Stock, 2 copies	undated
33	UNA VOCE POCO, G. Rossini, arranged by Estelle Liebling, 2 copies	undated
33	UNDER PARIS SKIES, English words by Kim Gannon, music by Hubert Giraud, 2 copies	undated
33	UNDER THE BRIDGES OF PARIS, English lyrics by Dorcas Cochran, music by Vincent Scotto	undated
33	UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, by Douglas Moore	undated
32	TWO NIGHT SONGS, accompaniment by John Alden Carpenter	undated
33	UNLESS, by Mana-Zucca	undated
33	UNTIL SUNRISE, words and music by Jack Wolf Fine, Marie Moss and Will Collins	undated
33	UNTIL THE STARS FALL DOWN, words and music by Walter Donaldson	undated
33	UNVEIL YOUR EYES, words by David W. Guion and Clark Harrington, music by David W. Guion	undated
33	USK, music by Alan Thomas	undated
33	USE YOUR IMAGINATION, lyrics and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
33	THE VAGABOND KING WALTZ, words by Brian Hooker, music by Rudolf Friml	undated
33	VARNISHKES, music setting by Harry Anik	undated
33	THE VARSITY DRAG, words and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson	undated
33	VELVET PEOPLE, music by Ernst Bacon	undated
33	VERGEBLICHES STANDCHEN, Johannes Brahms, 2 copies	undated
33	VIENI, VIENI, lyrics by Geo. Koger and H. Varna, music by Vincent Scotto	undated
33	VILIA, words by Adrian Ross, music by Franz Lehar, 3 copies	undated
33	VIRGINIA, music by Alan Thomas	undated
33	VIRGINIA DON'T GO TOO FAR, lyrics by B.G. De Sylva, music by George Gershwin	undated
33	VOCALISE, by Wilbur Chenoeth	undated
33	VOCALISE, by S. Rachmaninoff	undated
33	VOCI DI PRIMAVERA, Johann Strauss, arranged by Estelle Liebling	undated
33	VOCI DI PRIMAVERA, Johann Strauss	undated
33	VOODOO SPIRITS, lyrics by Della Hayward, music by Frank La Forge	undated
33	WAIT TILL YOU SEE HER, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
33	WAKE WITH THE DAWN, Ruggiero Leoneavallo	undated
33	WALKING HAPPY, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by James Van Heuser	undated
33	A WALK IN THE COUNTRY, by Bart Howard	undated
33	WALK THE PATH OF PEACE, words by Atra Baer, music by Martin Kalmanoff	undated
33	WALK-UP, by Bart Howard	undated
33	WALTER'S PRIZE SONG, by Richard Wagner	undated
33	WALTZ AT MAXIM'S, words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, 2 copies	undated
33	WASHINGTON SQUARE DANCE, words and music by Irving Berlin	undated
33	WAS IT A DREAM, lyrics and music by Sam Coslow, Larry Spier, and Addy Britt	undated
33	THE WATER MILL, music by R. Vaughan Williams	undated
33	THE WAY IT USED TO BE, music by Franco Cassano and Corrado Conti, English lyrics by Roger Cook and Roder Greenaway, 2 copies	undated
33	THE WAY YOU LOOK TO-NIGHT, music by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Dorothy Fields	undated
33	WE CAN LIVE ON LOVE, lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
33	THE WEDDING CAKE-WALK, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
33	THE WEDDING SAMBA, by Abraham Ellstein, Allan Small, and Joseph Liebowitz	undated
33	THE WEE BUTTERFLY, by Mana-Zucca	undated
33	THE WEEKEND OF A PRIVATE SECRETARY, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Bernie Hanighen	undated
33	WE HAVE TO LEAVE, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne	undated
33	WE'LL MEET AGAIN, words and music by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles	undated
33	WE'LL NEVER KNOW, by Irving Berlin, 2 copies	undated
33	WE SPEAK OF YOU OFTEN, lyrics by Dedette Lee Hill, music by Johnny Marks	undated
33	WESTWIND, words by Ogdan Nash, music by Kurt Weill	undated
33	WE THREE, words and music by Dick Dobertson, Nelson Cogane, and Sammy Mysels	undated
33	WE'VE COME A LONG WAY TOGETHER, lyrics by Ted Koehler, music by Sammy H. Stept	undated
33	WHAT A MAN, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
33	WHAT HAVE YOU DONE ALL DAY?, music by Richard Hardt	undated
33	WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THAT GETS ME, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger	undated
33	WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE, by Cole Porter	undated
33	WHAT MAKES THE SUNSET?, lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne	undated
33	WHAT'S IN THE AIR TO-DAY?, words and music by Robert Eden	undated
33	WHAT'S THE USE OF WOND'RIN', music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
33	WHAT WILL I TELL MY HEART, words and music by Peter Tinturin and Jack Lawrence	undated
33	WHEN I BRING TO YOU COLOUR'D TOYS, music by John Alden Carpenter	undated
33	WHEN I DANCE WITH THE PERSON I LOVE, music by Mark Sandrich Jr., lyrics by Sidney Michaels	undated
33	WHEN I FALL IN LOVE, music by Victor Young, lyrics by Edward Heyman	undated
33	WHEN I GO ON THE STAGE, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
33	WHEN I GROW TOO OLD TO DREAM, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
33	WHEN I LOST YOU, by Irving Berlin	undated
33	WHEN LOVE COMES YOUR WAY, music and lyrics by Cole Porter	undated
33	WHEN LOVE IS KIND, arranged by A. L.	undated
33	WHEN THAT MAN IS DEAD AND GONE, by Irving Berlin	undated
33	WHEN THE IDLE POOR BECOME THE IDLE RICH, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lane	undated
33	WHEN THE WEATHER'S BETTER, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Betty Comden	undated
33	WHEN YOU'RE A LONG, LONG WAY FROM HOME, music by Sam M. Lewis, music by George W. Meyer	undated
33	WHEN YOU'RE AWAY, lyrics by Henry M. Blossom, music by Victor Herbert, 2 copies	undated
33	WHEN YOU WALK IN THE ROOM, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
33	WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR, lyrics by Ned Washington, music by Leigh Harline, 2 copies	undated
33	WHERE CAN SHE BE?, words by Burton Shevelove, music by Perry Lafferty	undated
33	WHERE IS PEACE?, words and music by Oscar Kramer, 2 copies	undated
33	WHERE WOULD YOU BE WITHOUT ME?, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
33	WHERE YOU ARE, words by Laurel Wallace, music by Charles Huerter	undated
33	WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS, lyrics by Lee Adams, music by Charles Strouse	undated
33	WHISPERING HOPE, words and music by Alice Hawthorne	undated
33	WHISPERING IN THE DARK, words and music by Leo Robin and Frederick Hollander	undated
33	WHITE BIRDS, by Mana-Zucca	undated
33	WHITE SAILS, by Nick Kenny, Charles Kenny, Harry Archer	undated
33	WHITHER RUNNETH MY SWEETHEART?, arranged by Estelle Liebling	undated
33	WHO?, book by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
33	WHO AM I?, lyrics by Walter Bullock, music by Jule Styne	undated
33	WHO BELONGS TO THAT SMILE?, lyrics and music by Will Lorin	undated
33	WHO CAN I TURN TO, words and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley	undated
33	WHO KNOWS, words and music by J. Bruce Orcutt	undated
33	WHO KNOWS?, words by Eddie Mathews, music by Dcik Vinson	undated
33	WHO KNOWS?, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
33	THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS, by Fritz Kreisler	undated
33	WHO WANTS TO FALL IN LOVE, by Bart Howard	undated
33	WHO, WHO, WHO, WHO, words and music by Don Nickey	undated
33	WHY CAN'T IT BE YOU?, words by Ruth Webb, music by Phyllis Webb	undated
33	WHY CRY BABY?, lyrics by Bill Hampton, music by George Duning	undated
33	WHY DID WE EVER SAY GOOD-BYE?, words and music by Bill Lennerts	undated
33	WHY DO I LOVE YOU?, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
33	WHY DO THE WRONG PEOPLE TRAVEL?, words and music by Cole Porter, 2 copies	undated
33	WHY SHOULD I CARE?, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
33	WHY SO PALE AND WAN, FOND LOVER?, by Norman Dell Joio	undated
33	WIEGENLIED, Johannes Brahms	undated
33	THE WILD FLOWER'S SONG, by Paul Hindenith	undated
33	WILLOW SONG, music by Douglas Moore, lyrics by John Latouche	undated
33	WILL O' THE WISP, words by Torrence Benjamin, music by Charles Gilbert Spross	undated
33	WILL YOU REMEMBER, lyrics by Alda Johnson Young, music by Sigmund Romberg	undated
33	THE WIND SINGS WELCOME, by Elinor Remick Warren	undated
33	WISHING, words and music by B.G. De Sylva	undated
33	WISH YOU WERE HERE, music and lyrics by Harold Rome	undated
33	WITH A SMILE AND A SONG, words by Larry Morey, music by Frank Churchill	undated
33	WITH A SONG IN MY HEART, words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers	undated
33	WITH MY SHILLELAGH UNDER MY ARM, words and music by Billy O'Brien and Raymond Wallace	undated
33	WITH THE WIND AND THE RAIN IN YOUR HAIR, words and music by Jack Lawrence and Clara Edwards	undated
33	WOMAN IS A RASCAL, music by Baldwin Bergersen, lyrics by William Archibald	undated
33	THE WONDER OF YOU, lyrics by Arthur Herzog, Jr., music by Eduardo S. de Fuentes	undated
33	THE WOODEN SOLDIER AND THE CHINA DOLL, lyrics by Charles Newman, music by Isham Jones	undated
33	A WOMAN IS A SOMETIME THING, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin	undated
33	THE WORLD IS IN MY ARMS, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lane	undated
33	THE WORLD IS MINE, lyrics by Holt Marvell, music by George Posford	undated
33	THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE, words by Eugene Lockhart, music by Ernest Seitz	undated
33	THE WORLD IS YOUR BALLOON, words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Sammy Fain	undated
33	WOULD YOU, lyrics by Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown	undated
33	THE YAM, by Irving Berlin	undated
33	YESTERDAYS, words by Otto Harbach, music by Jerome Kern, 2 copies	undated
33	A YIDDISHE MOMME, lyrics by Jack Yellen, music by Jack Yellen and Lew Pollack	undated
33	THE YODEL WALTZ, words by D.S. Noble, music by Harry Noble	undated
33	YOU, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
33	YOU AND I, lyrics by Howard Dietz, music by Johann Strauss	undated
33	YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC, words by Howard Dietz, music by Arthur Schwartz, 2 copies	undated
33	YOU ARE FREE, words by William Le Baron, music by Victor Jacobi, 2 copies	undated
33	YOU ARE LOVE, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern	undated
33	YOU CAME A LONG WAY FROM ST. LOUIS, lyrics by Bob Russell, music by John Benson Brooks	undated
33	YOU CAN DO NO WRONG, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
33	YOU CAN LIVE WITH A BROKEN HEART, lyrics by Al Lewis music by Marvin Kahn and Arthur Burman	undated
33	YOU’D BE SO NICE TO COME HOME TO, words and music by Cole Porter	undated
33	YOU DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH YOU CAN SUFFER, words and music by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin	undated
33	YOU DON'T KNOW PAREE, lyrics and music by Cole Porter	undated
33	YOU GO TO MY HEAD, lyrics by Haven Gillespie, music by J. Fred Coots	undated
33	YOU GROW SWEETER AS THE YEARS GO BY, words and music by Johnny Mercer	undated
33	YOU HAVE MY HEART, words by Mort Goodman, music by Lillian Rosedale Goodman	undated
33	YOU KISSED ME, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Morton Gould	undated
33	YOU LEAVE ME BREATHLESS, words by Ralph Freed, music by Frederick Hollander	undated
33	YOU'LL BE REMINDED OF ME, words and music by George Jessel, Jack Meskill and Ted Shapiro	undated
33	YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II	undated
33	YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
33	YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE IN YOUR DREAMS, words and music by Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart, and Manny Kurtz	undated
33	YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Harry Warren	undated
33	YOUNG AND WARM AND WONDERFUL, words by Hy Zaret, music by Lou Singer	undated
33	YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME, words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 2 copies	undated
33	YOU'RE A SWEET LITTLE HEADACHE, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, 2 copies	undated
33	YOU'RE DANGEROUS, words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
33	YOU'RE DEVASTATING, words by Otto Harbach, music by Jerone Kern	undated
33	YOU'RE DOIN' ALL RIGHT, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Josef Myrow	undated
33	YOU'RE JUST IN LOVE, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin, 2 copies	undated
33	YOUR EYES SHINE IN MY OWN, musical adaptation and lyrics by Ann Ronell	undated
33	YOUR LIPS ARE LIKE CHAMPAGE, lyrics by Jimmy Eaton, music by Robert Stolz	undated
33	YOU'RE MY DISH, lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by Jimmy McHugh	undated
33	YOU'RE NOT IN MY ARMS TONIGHT, words by Ned Washington, music by Victor Young	undated
33	YOU'RE SO DESIRABLE, words and music by Ray Noble	undated
33	YOU'RE THE ONLY STAR, by Gene Autry	undated
33	YOURS, lyrics by Jack Sherr, music by Gonzalo Roig	undated
33	YOU SAY THE SWEETEST THINGS, lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren	undated
33	YOURS FOR A SONG, words by Billy Rose and Ted Fetter, music by Dana Suesse	undated
33	YOU SHALL HAVE YOUR RED ROSE, music by Rhea Silberta	undated
33	YOU THINK OF EV'RYTHING, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy and Billy Rose, music by Jimmy Van Heusen	undated
33	YOU WALKED OUT OF THE PICTURE, by Little Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim and Henry Tobias	undated
33	YOU WILL WEAT VELVET, words by Douglass Cross, music by George Cory	undated
33	YOU WONDERFUL YOU, lyrics by Jack Brooks and Saul Chaplin, music by Harry Warren, 2 copies	undated
33	YOU WON'T BELIEVE ME, lyrics by Harry Conley, music by Jack Hendersen and George Kilroy	undated
33	A ZEMER, words by Aaron Peitlan, music by Samuel Rugatch, 2 copies	undated
33	ZIGUENER, by Noel Coward, 2 copies	undated
33	ZOL NOCH SEIN SHABOS, words by H. Roisenblatt, music by Sholom Secunda, 2 copies	undated
33	YEAR AFTER YEAR, by Bart Howard	undated

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25	ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL SILVER ANNIVERSARY LUNCHEON	06/18/1955
25	THE AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE MANUFACTURERS OF THE UNITED STATES DINNER DANCE IN HONOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION	10/20/1955
25	ALFRED E. SMITH MEMORIAL DINNER, 2 copies, with 2 copies with seating arrangements	10/18/1951
25	AMERICAN HEART FUND 1953 INAUGURAL HEART DINNER, 2 copies with seating arrangements	01/09/1953
25	AMERICAN ROYAL CORONATION PAGEANT AND BALL	1954
25	THE AMERICAN THEATRE WING CANDLELIGHT EVENING	09/19/1950
25	CHICAGO DRUG AND CHEMICAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SPRING PARTY	05/21/1955
25	THE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ANNUAL BREAKFAST	05/05/1955
25	EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION	05/20/1948
25	FIESTA SEVILLE, 2 copies	12/09/1951
25	FOR FRED F. FLORENCE DINNER, 2 copies	02/14/1956
25	FRIARS CLUB, 2 copies	11/09/1952
25	THE GEORGE "JUNIOR" REPUBLIC, FOREIGN COMMERCE CLUB OF NEW YORK MOONLIGHT CRUISE, 2 copies	06/27/1952
25	GROCERY MANUFACTURERS OF AMERICA, INC. FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING, BANQUET AND DANCE	11/10/1954
25	GOODYEAR A.T.A., INC. OFFICIAL LUNCHEON	10/27/1954
25	JUNIOR LEAGUE CHARITY BALL, 3 copies	02/03/1956
25	LAKE PLACID ANNUAL CROWNING OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF WINTER	1947
25	THE LAMBS PUBLIC GAMBOL	04/22/1950
25	MGM MUSICAL COMEDY THEATRE	undated
25	THE MUSICAL THEATER SUMMER PROGRAM	undated
25	NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RETAIL CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS ANNUAL BANQUET	02/21/1956
25	NCR GOLDEN JUBILEE OF CPC	1954
25	NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RETAIL CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS ANNUAL BANQUET	10/31/1955
25	PAGE ONE BALL	1951
25	THE PHILADELPHIA WOMEN'S DIVISION STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS LUNCHEON CONCERT, 3 copies	12/16/1954
25	PIERRE HOTEL, COTILLION ROOM, 2 copies	1950
25	THE POST-STANDARD SEVENTH SEMI-ANNUAL SPRING FASHION SHOW, 4 copies	02/17/1954
25	QUEENS MUSIC FESTIVAL, 3 copies	06/15/1952
25	"ROSALIE", starring Mimi Benzell, attachments	undated
25	ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY	05/25/1955
25	THE SACRED HEART HOSPITAL ASSOCIATES PRESENT MIMI BENZELL, 2 copies	10/30/1955
25	SUMMER SESSION ACTIVITIES OF IOWA STATE COLLEGE PRESENTS MIMI BENZELL	07/07/1948
25	TOURNAMENT OF ORATORS TENTH ANNIVERSARY, 2 copies	05/05/1952
25	TOWN OF PELHAM, NEW YORK TERCENTENNIAL	10/09/1954-10/17/1954
25	TRIENNIAL CONVENTION OF B'NAI B'RITH SUPREME LODGE	03/18/1950-03/22/1950
25	THE UNITED NATIONS CLUB SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY BALL AND THE UNITED NATIONS PAGEANT, 4 copies	12/03/1948
25	U.S. BREWERS FOUNDATION BANQUET	01/19/1956
25	WESTCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB ANNIVERSARY BALL	07/23/1955
25	WILLIAMSBURG SETTLEMENT, INC. ANNUAL GOLD METAL AWARD DINNER TO HON. THOMAS E. DEWEY, 2 pieces	05/18/1952

Playbills: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
25	BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA, Music Theater, Highland Park, Illinois, 6 copies	undated
25	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, Motel Pierre, 14 copies	undated
25	A NIGHT ON THE TOWN, Ramstein Base Theater, 8 copies	06/22/1956
25	SHOW BOAT, Music Theater, Highland Park, Illinois, 4 copies	undated

Proofs: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
25	59 8x10 inch proofs of Mimi Benzell	undated
25	6 1/2x9 1/2 inch proof of Mimi Benzell	undated
25	5 proofsheets of various poses by Mimi Benzell	undated

Proposal: A PROPOSAL FOR STOMBERG-CARLSON, submitted by Shockley, Pokrass, and Gauss, Inc., 03/1950Return to Top

Container(s): Box 25

Script - Opera: THE FORTUNE TELLER, liberetto by Harry B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert, typescript, 30 pages; carbon copy, 53 pages, lightly annotated, 1898:Return to Top

Container(s): Box 24

Scripts - Radio: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Peter Piper", Program No. 14, 3 pages, ditto	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Eileen", Program No. 14, 7 pages, 2 ditto copies	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Bitter Sweet", Program No. 13, 6 pages, 2 ditto copies, 1 ditto copy, 7 pages, lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Sunny", Program No. 12, 5 pages, 3 ditto copies	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "No, No Nanette", Program No. 11, 6 pages, 2 ditto copies, 1 ditto copy, 9 pages, lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "The Chocolate Soldier", Program No. 10, 5 pages, 2 ditto copies, lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Brigadoon", Program No. 9, 8 pages, 2 ditto copies	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Rose Marie", Program No. 8, 5 pages, ditto: 6 pages, 2 ditto copies	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "One Touch of Venus", Program No. 7, 6 pages, 2 ditto copies	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "A Connecticut Yankee", Program No. 6, 4 pages, typescript; 1 ditto copy, 7 pages (2 page threes); 1 ditto copy, 6 pages, lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "The Student Prince", Program No. 5, 10 pages, 2 ditto copies, 6 pages, typescript	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Naughty Marietta", Program No. 4, 6 pages, 5 ditto copies (one with 1 page insert)	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "Roberta", Program No. 3, 6 pages, 4 ditto copies; 1 ditto copy, 5 pages (page 4 missing), lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "The Vagabond King", Program No. 2, 7 pages, 3 ditto copies, lightly annotated	undated
24	Brayer, Judith, MUSICAL THEATRE, "H.M.S. Pinafore", Program No. 1, 6 pages, 3 ditto copies, lightly annotated	undated
24	Clarke, William Kendall, MGM MUSICAL COMEDY THEATRE, "It Happened in Brooklyn", 39 pages, mimeograph; second copy is 40 pages	undated
24	Holloway, Jean, RAILROAD HOUR, "The Desert Song", 23 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	01/21/1952
24	Lawrence and Lee, RAILROAD HOUR, "The Vagabond King", 18 pages, mimeograph	11/24/1952
24	Lawrence and Lee, RAILROAD HOUR, "The Gypsy Baron", 23 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	01/21/1952
24	Lawrence and Lee, RAILROAD HOUR, "East Wind" 19 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	02/04/1952
24	Lawrence and Lee, RAILROAD HOUR, "Sweethearts", 21 pages, mimeograph	10/22/1951
24	No Authors, BETTER VISION INSTITUTE-WONDERLAND OF VISION, Program No. 57, 7 page, mimeograph	undated
24	No Authors, BETTER VISION INSTITUTE-WONDERLAND OF VISION, Program No. 58, 7 pages, mimeograph	undated
24	No Authors, BETTER VISION INSTITUTE-WONDERLAND OF VISION, Program No. 59, 7 pages, mimeograph	undated
24	No Authors, THE EDGAR BERGEN-CHARLIE McCARTHY SHOW, 23 pages, mimeograph	05/28/1950
24	No Authors, EDGAR BERGEN WITH CHARLIE McCARTHY, Show #12, 21 pages, mimeograph	12/21/1952
24	No Authors, THE NORTHERNERS, Program No. 1056, 14 pages, mimeograph	01/15/1952
24	No Authors, RAILROAD HOUR, "Nina Rosa", 15 pages, mimeograph	05/14/1951
24	No Authors, THE WOOLWORTH HOUR, 26 pages, mimeograph	08/05/1956
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 1, 21 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	06/19/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 3, 22 pages, mimeograph, heavily annotated	07/03/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 4, 24 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	07/10/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 5, 21 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	07/17/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 6, 21 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	07/24/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 7, 23 pages, mimeograph	07/31/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 8, 21 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	08/07/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 9, 21 pages, mimeograph, heavily annotated	08/14/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 10, 22 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	08/21/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 11, 23 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated	08/28/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 12, 21 pages, mimeograph heavily annotated	09/04/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 13, 21 pages, mimeograph, heavily annotated	09/11/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 14, 22 pages, mimeograph, heavily annotated	09/18/1951
24	Wells, Billy K., THE PET MILK SHOW, Continuity No. 15, 21 pages, mimeograph, heavily annotated	09/25/1951
24	No Author, STARTIME, 19 pages, mimeograph	02/23/1951

Scripts - Television: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
23	Curran, Vincent, OFF THE RECORD, 15 pages, mimeograph, attachment	10/05/1948
23	Davenport, Marcia, LUCKYSTRIKE THEATRE, "Of Lena Geyer", mimeograph, 79 pages, with individual copies of Act I (26 pages) Act II (18 pages), and Act III (13 pages), annotated	06/02/1952
23	Lewis, Lester, HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TEST, 39 pages, mimeograph	06/20/1948
23	Markes, Larry and Jacobsen, Bill, CELEBRITIY TIME, 36 pages, mimeograph	04/23/1950
23	No Author, THE ALL STAR REVUE, 79 pages, mimeograph, with a rehearsal schedule and music for Pet Milk commercial	11/22/1952
23	No Author, AT HOME SHOW, Program #37, 10 pages, mimeograph	05/21/1951
23	No Author, THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER, 77 pages, mimeograph, attachment	10/30/1950
23	No Author, COKETIME, Program #110, 17 pages, mimeograph	05/14/1954
23	No Author, GOODYEAR-PAUL WHITEMAN REVUE, 34 pages, mimeograph	04/30/1950
23	No Author, ON THE TOWN, 7 pages, mimeograph	05/19/1956
23	No Author, PAPST BLUE RIBBON CHRISTMAS SHOW 1953, 43 pages, mimeograph	12/23/1953
23	No Author, THE PAUL WINCHELL SHOW, 58 pages, mimeograph, lightly annotated, attachment	03/28/1954
23	No Author, STAR OF THE FAMILY, 20 pages, mimeograph	07/29/1951
23	No Author, TEXACO COMMAND APPEARANCE HONORING ED WYNN, 102 pages, mimeograph	09/19/1957
23	No Author, TEXACO STAR THEATER, Show #31, 57 pages, mimeograph	04/15/1952

Scripts - Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
23	Perrin, Nat, BORN TO SING, First Draft Continuity, 108 pages, mimeograph	08/28/1951
23	Scooler, Zvee, I HEAR ISRAEL SINGING, 11 pages, carbon copy, annotated	undated
23	No Author, JOINT DEFENSE APPEAL OF AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE AND ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B'NAI B'RITH, 23 pages, mimeograph, attachment	04/27/1950
23	No Author, PRELUDE TO FALL FASHION, 34 pages, typescript, carbon copy of Act I, Scene II, 8 pages, with programs	undated
23	No Author, SISTER ELIZABETH KENNY FOUNDATION-MUSICAL MEMORIES-1956 FUND APPEAL, typescript, 21 pages, attachment	undated

Sketches: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
46	Ohen, Ben, Ink sketch of Mimi Benzell, 6 1/2 x 10 3/4	undated
46	Piero, Ink sketch of Mimi Benzell, 7 x 11 3/4	undated
46	Artist Unknown, "To Your Health", Ink, 9 1/2 x 12 1/4	undated

Sound Tapes (7 inch reel, 1200-1800 feet): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
44	Rackin, Marty - Film Producer	undated
44	Adams, Edie - Singer/Actress, Reel I	undated
44	Pohl, Fred - Science Fiction Editor and Writer	undated
44	Plate, Tom - Author of "Where the Boys Are"	undated
44	Yates, Sterling - NBC Personality, Reel II	undated
45	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 3, 4	08/17/1964
45	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 4	10/02/1964
45	Unidentified, Tapes 2 and 3	10/07/1964
45	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 3, 4	07/31 no year
45	Unidentified, Part 3 of 4 tapes	10/02 no year
46	Unidentified, Part 1 of 3 tapes	10/07 no year
44	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 3	10/08 no year
44	Unidentified, Part 4 of 4	09/08 no year
44	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 3, 4	10/07 no year
44	Unidentified, Tapes 1, 2, 3, 4	10/06 no year

Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
46	"The Voice of America Programming Aids" (1 folder)	undated
46	Hotel Pierre, menu	12/24/1949
46	THE PIERRE PROMANADE magazine	03/1950
46	Folder of music, Property of Mimi Benzell, Julliard Summer School	undated
46	MCA Presentation folder	undated
46	International Trucks Golden Anniversary Party Station Promotion Kit	undated
46	Copy of lyrics for SPACE SONGS, by Tom Glazer and Dottie Evans	undated
46	Page of lyrics for "Come Play Wiz Me"	undated
46	Page of Decca Voice Cuts for Mimi Benzell	undated
46	Postcard to Mimi Benzell from Eli Gabel, attachment	01/28/1966
46	Spiral Bound Notebook of printed music entitled "Louise"	undated
46	Spiral Bound Notebook of printed music entitled "Le Coq D'or"	undated
46	Performance announcement, Mimi Benzell, Hollywood Beach Hotel	undated
46	Alphabetical list and table arrangement for the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation, Inc. (3 copies)	10/21/1954
46	Incomplete and unidentified printed music (6 pieces)	undated
46	Unidentified music scores (3 pieces)	undated
46	Benzell voice extras (2 pages)	undated
46	Handwritten notes (15 pages)	undated
46	Handwritten notes (4 pages)	undated
46	Billing and bios for Mimi Benzell, William Morris Agency, Inc. (19 pages)	undated

Advertisements: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
47	The Carillon, Miami Beach, Florida, "Entertainment Hall of Fame", "Mimi Benzell Metropolitan Opera Star and Hit of "Milk and Honey"	undated
47	Columbia Artists Management Inc., New York, "Mimi Benzell, Star of Concert, Opera, Television, radio and records", 3 copies	undated
47	Columbia Artists Management Inc., New York, "Mimi Benzell", Glamorous Soprano Metropolitan Opera, 1944-1950, 4 copies	1944-1950
47	Conlin-Petrucci Associates present "1954-55 Concert Season at the Westchester County Center", White Plains, New York	1954-1955
47	Look, "Mimi Benzell by Ed Sullivan"	09/11/1951
47	The Metropolitan Opera, "The Metropolitan Opera's Young Lyric Coloratura Soprano", "Mimi Benzell", New York, 14 copies, attachment	undated
47	Metropolitan Opera, "Mimi Benzell, Glamorous Soprano, Metropolitan Opera 1944-1950", New York, 2 copies	1944-1950
47	National Concert and Artists Corporation, "National Concert and Artists Corporation proudly presents Mimi Benzell, lyric by Coloratura Soprano Metropolitan Opera Association", Season 1951-1952, New York, 3 copies	1951-1952
47	Westchester County Center, White Plains, New York, Mimi Benzell and 90-piece Mount Vernon Symphony Orchestra, Simon Asen conducting	02/28/1951

Audiotapes (reel-to-reel, unless otherwise noted): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
47	Cassette, "Tribute to Mimi Benzell"	01/31 no year
47	"Audition, Don Morrow, Mimi's Musical Diary", 7" 1200 feet reel	undated
53	"Central City Opera Co., Strauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos", part 2 or 3 of 4, copy 2, 10 1/2 reel	07/22/1954
53	"Central City Opera Co., Strauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos", part 2 or 3 of 4, copy 2, 10 1/2 reel	07/22/1954
53	"Central City Opera Co., Strauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos", part 1 of 4, copy 2, 10 1/2 reel	07/22/1954
53	"Central City Opera Co., Strauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos", part 4 of 4, copy 2, 10 1/2 reel	07/22/1954
47	"Colonial Inn", 3 1/4" 600 feet reel	undated
47	"Coming Home From Atlantic, September 1966, very tired", 5" 1200 feet reel	undated
47	"Continued music of Richard Rodgers, Mimi Benzell singer", 5" reel	undated
47	"Easter In New York", 7" reel	undated
47	"Edgar Bergen Show of 12/21/52, from Mr. Sam Pierce, Grove Production, Hollywood", 7" reel	12/21/1952
47	"Godfrey Time with Mimi Benzell", 7" reel	12/24/1959
47	"Hello, Young Lovers", several takes, "I Would Really Go", "By The Time I Get To Phoenix", "Willow, Willow", miscellaneous guitar playing and mandolin playing, 5" 600 feet reel	undated
47	Piano, Skit: interview with Mimi Benzell by Jennifer Gould, one on side: voice exercises, "Summetime" on other side, 5" reel	undated
47	"J.W., 6 months", 7" reel	undated
47	"J.W., J.A., Jessica 1963-1964; piano concert at home", 7" reel	undated
47	Jennifer Gould and Mimi Benzell, Johnathan Gould playing the Star Spangled Banner on the piano, also interviewed is Eliz Carter, 5" reel	01/28/1962
47	"Johnathan, 6 months", 7" reel	undated
48	"Johnathan", January 23-30, no year, 7" reel	01/23-01/30 no year
48	"Johnathan, Bar Mitzvah", 7" 1800 feet reel	undated
48	"Johnathan", 7" reel	undated
48	"Johnathan Radio News Perogram", 5" reel	undated
48	"Leslie Gore, Verna Lisi, Italian actress, Irving Jaffe", #1, 5" reel	01/02/1965
48	"Milk and Honey", 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi", #1, 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi", #2, 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi Benzell, #249", 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi Benzell", 7" reel	01/28/1955
48	"Mimi Benzell, Breakfast Club", #1, 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi Benzell, Breakfast Club", #2, 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi #3, Breakfast Club tapes!", 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi Benzell, Brooklyn College Concert side one; "Marvest Moon Ball", 1960, Brooklyn College Concert, "terrible recording", side two, 7" reel	undated
48	"Mimi Benzell, commercial excerpts", 5", 2 reels	undated
53	"Mimi Benzell - Dubs: Schwartz: "Make The Man Love Me", Herbert, "When You're Away", Rodgers, "If I Loved You", Schwartz, "Alone Togerher", Schwartz, "I See Your Face Before Me", Schwartz, "Dancing In The Dark", Arlen, "My Shining Hour", 10 1/2" reel	undated
53	"Mimi Benzell Selections: "Silver Moon", "Je Suis Titania", "Over The Rainbow", "Poor Butterfly", "Vilia", "Zigeuner", "Some Day - Vagabond King", I Know Where I'm Going", 10 1/2" reel	undated
53	"Mimi Benzell Selections: "Waltz Song - R. and J.", "Una Voce Poca Fa", "Some Day My Prince Will Come", "The Lass With The Delicate Air", "l Relicario", "Over The Rainbow", "Some Day My Prince Will Come", "Poor Butterfly", 10 1/2" reel	undated
53	"Music of Richard Rodgers, 2nd half-first portion", 7" reel	undated
49	"N.A.W.M. Award Bits", 5"
49	"NBC proposed Children's Show: songs with Leon Leowardi at piano", 5" reel
49	"Railroad Hour", 7" reel	01/25/1954
49	"Railroad Hour", #2176, 7" reel	01/11/1954
49	"Railroad Hour", "Gypsy Baron", 7" reel	12/08/1952
49	"Railroad Hour: Lute Song", 7" reel	undated
49	"Railroad Hour: (NM order-verder)", #2521, 7" reel	04/05/1954
49	"Railroad Hour: Walter Gould", 7" reel	03/09/1953
49	"Sweethearts by Mimi Benzell", "If I Loved You" Mimi with David Rose and the "Woolworth Hour Orchestra" with introductions by Donald Woods, 5" reel	08/05/1956
49	"Teen Talk", original recording from WRC-TV, air check made by putting microphone in front of loud speakers, for Mrs. Goyol", 7" reel	03/31/1957
49	"Troyes A.", 5" reel	undated
49	"Vagabond King", guest, Mimi Benzell, 7" reel	undated
49	"Very important tape; Mimi with Hal Barne", 5" reel	undated
50	"Voice of Firestone", ABC Network, 8:30-9:00 EDT, June 22, 1955, 7" inch	07/22/1955
50	"Voice of Firestone" NBC Pm Tuner, 8:30-9:00 pm, EDST, Miss Mimi Benzell, 7" reel	undated
50	"Wonder Land of Vision", 7" reel	09/29 no year
50	Unknown content, 3 1/4" reel, 600 feet	undated
50	3 reels, empty, 7" reels	undated
50	1 reel, empty, 5" reels	undated
50	"Mimi Benzell: Silver Moon (ch), I Know Where I'm Going Firestone (no end), and Waltz song R and J, (NBC Sym. In France)", 7" reel	undated

Autograph Book: 61 pages, different colored pages, green cover with gold letters, 1931Return to Top

Container(s): Box 50

Books: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
53	INTERNATIONAL CELEBRITY REGISTER, Celebrity Register Ltd., New York, first edition, U.S. Edition	1959
50	THE ISRAEL HONORARIUM, Israeli Publishing Institute, Jerusalem, Volume I	1968
53	Seltsam, William H. (compiled by), METROPOLITAN OPERA ANNALS, The H.W. Wilson Company, New York	1947
53	WHO'S WHO OF AMERICAN WOMEN, Marguis- Who's Who Incorporated, Chicago, third edition	1964-1965

Broadsides: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
Oversized	Advertisement; reprint of 4-color spread advertisement appearing in Saturday Evening Post, American Airlines, 1 copy	11/08/1952
Oversized	Candlelight Playhouse, Mimi Benzell in "Paris", June 24th thru July 5th, 2 copies	06/24-07/05 no year
Oversized	Columbia Artists Management Inc., New York, "Mimi Benzell Star of Concert Opera, Television, Radio, Records", "Lovely To See, Lovely To Hear", 2 copies	undated
Oversized	Empire Room, "2 Great Stars in One Show: Morey Amsterdam and Mimi Benzell", 1 copy	undated
Oversized	Ivoryton Playhouse, Mimi Benzell in "Paris"	07/20-07/25 no year
Oversized	Lakes Region Playhouse, Mimi Benzell in "Paris"	07/06-07/11
Oversized	Martin Beck Theatre, Robert Weede, Mimi Benzell and Molly Picon in "Milk and Honey"	undated
Oversized	Metropolitan Opera House, incidental Dance by the Ballet, 2 pieces	03/06/1949
Oversized	Music Theater, Mimi Benzell, June Carroll in "Show Boat", 3 copies	undated
Oversized	Pet Homogenzied Evaporated Milk, Jack Pearl and Mimi Benzell, 1 copy	undated
Oversized	Portrait of Mimi Benzell	undated
Oversized	"Rigoletto", Mmes Benzell, Elmo, Messrs Pearce, Tibbett, Hines, Schon, 1 copy	undated

Certificates: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
51	In appreciation, from Park City Hospital, 1965, oval and gold	1965
51	In appreciation, from The March of Dimes; The National Foundation, made into a plaque	undated
51	In appreciation, from The March of Dimes; The National Foundation, made into a plaque (discarded in Oct. 2003)	undated
51	"In honor of Johnathan and Jennifer Gould, planted by Mimi and Walter Gould", Jewish National Fund, 10 trees	10/22/1969
51	The Kew Gardens Chapter of Hadassah	1966
51	The March of Dimes, framed	1965
51	Mothers of Meril Guild, New York	11/18/1965
51	Music Alliance of America; Israel Song Festival, made into a plaque	01/07/1964
51	The National Foundation for Muscular Dystrophy	undated
51	The Office of National Civilian Coordination of Special Projects; Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Fund	undated
51	PAA (Pan American World Airways System)	07/15/1946
51	To Mimi Benzell, Honorary Citizen of New Orleans, The International City, July 23, 1961, July 24, 1961, and October 11, 1968, 3 pieces	07/23/1961, 07/24/1961, 10/11/1968
51	Women of the Guild of the Home and Hospital of the Daughters of Jacob	04/18/1950
51	United Fund of Long Island, Inc.	11/14/1968
51	Yeshiva University Women's Organization	03/22/1967

Citations: Return to Top

Container(s): Box

Container(s)	Description
Box
51	The New York Chapter of Hadassah	12/1951
51	Muscular Dystophy Associations of Amereica, Inc., made into a plaque	1957
51	26th Annual Metropolitan Miami Fishing Tournament, made into a plaque	04/16/1961

Correspondence: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
52	To: Jim Morton, From: Don Coplin	04/08/1952
52	To: Jack Bertell, From: Ralph L. Valiant	04/25/1952
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Jack Bertell	06/25/1952
52	To: Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Newcombe C. Baker	08/27/1952
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Ben Gould	12/20/1955
52	To: Emanuel Wexler, From: Gene Shalit	01/17/1956
52	To: Emanuel Wexler, From: Gene Shalit	01/18/1956
52	To: Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Rosemary Stinson	01/22/1959
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Lewis W. Shallenberger	03/23/1960
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Murray Roman	05/15/1961
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Mike Kurtz	09/20/1966
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Joyce M. Martin	03/27/1967
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: J.A. Crowder	06/07/1967
52	To: Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Arhur C. McGowan	06/07/1967
52	To: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Philip C. Lawther	04/09/1969
52	To: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Philip C. Lawther	04/17/1969
52	To: Mimi Benzell, From: Sally B. Schaffer	11/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Mr. Jo Mielziner	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Hernandez (no first name)	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Margaret Blackinar	12/24/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Clair Dobin (Mrs. Bernard Dobin)	12/24/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, Jennifer and Jonathan, From: Marcia Hegeman	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Arthur Tracy	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Bill (William J. Hoffman, Jr.)	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Beverly Bell Bodner	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Hal (Harold Prince)	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Norm	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Sue Harrison	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Fred deBourbon	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Walter Kaner	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Frank J. Gibson	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Jerome V. Whyte	12/24/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Friedrich S. Brodnitz, M.D.	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Edward N. Mintz	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Carol Ragne	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Max Leavitt	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: George Sturm	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Irvin Graham	12/24/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Ezra	12/25/1970
52	To: Walter, From: (redacted) and Evelyn	12/25/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Bob Bloch	12/25/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Arthur (no last name)	12/25/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Edward E. Robbins	12/25/1970
52	To: Mr. Arthur Gould, From: Dr. Stanley M. Wagner	12/25/1970
52	To: Walter and family, From: Mildred and Albert Otten	12/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Merna and Dave (Brown)	12/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Mrs. William Mayer	12/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: David Tihmar	12/27/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould and dear Jennifer and Jonathan, From: Juliette and Leon Arnold	12/28/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Jack Lavin	12/28/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Father F. J. Gueutner, S.J.	12/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Rose and Willie (Wilfred P. Cohen)	12/26/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Ivan Turner	12/28/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Rosalyn Shipper (Mrs. Philip Shipper)	12/28/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter, From: Gay Persall (Mrs. William)	12/28/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Arnold and Lucy	12/28/1970
52	To: Walter, From: G. S. Eyssell	12/28/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Morriz Lansburgh	12/28/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Hy Faine	12/28/1970
52	To: Walt, From: Fred (F. C.) Schang	12/28/1970
52	To: Renny Sternberg, From: (unreadable) Rosa	12/28/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Jerry Herman	12/28/1970
52	To: Mimi, From: Sally Schaffer	12/29/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Ceci Cash	12/29/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Hap Bush	12/27/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Bernard Rubin	12/29/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Rita Bell Redlich	12/29/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Ron (Ronald Rogers)	12/29/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Mrs. Arnold Pinsly and Mrs. Alfred Bloom	12/29/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Martin Josman	12/29/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Rose Kovner	12/30/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Jerome A. Covey, M.D.	12/30/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould and family, From: Samuel L. Simon	12/30/1970
52	To: Walter, From: George Skinner	12/30/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: David Swerdlow	12/30/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Bill	12/31/1970
52	To: Walter and Jenni and Jonathan, From: Louise and Bob	12/31/1970
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Harald Herzberg	12/31/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Herbert	12/31/1970
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Martin Bookspan	12/31/1970
52	To: Walter, From: Naomi	01/01/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Chuck Raising	01/02/1971
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Patrick Carroll-Abbing (J.P. Carroll-Abbing)	01/02/1971
52	To: Walter, Jonathan, and Jennifer, From: Sally Snow	01/02/1971
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Edwin McArthur	01/02/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Dave Brown	01/03/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Larry Golden	01/04/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Constance	01/04/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Rita Rudel	01/04/1971
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: DeLloyd Tibbs	01/05/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Ernest R. Farmer	01/05/1971
52	To: Walter and family, From: Evelyn and Sam Feldman	01/05/1971
52	To: Walter, From: William Cater	01/06/1971
52	To: Walter, From: David Greggory	01/08/1971
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Harry	01/08/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Cyril P. Heiman	01/09/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Joyce Rosa	01/10/1971
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Harold L. Wattel	01/10/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Harriette and Bill Koeneke	01/12/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Morris Hayes	01/14/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Peter de Wetter	01/15/1971
52	To: Walter, From: William Schuman	01/18/1971
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Natalie (Comden) Shapiro	01/18/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Bob and Louise (Yoss)	02/04/1971
52	To: Walter, From: D. (unreadable)	01/31/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Regina Resnik	01/31/1971
52	To: Miss Robin Allardice, From: Joseph S. Jennings	02/04/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Mrs. T. Schaier	02/11/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Claire	02/12/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Jerome K. Davidson	02/14/1971
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Mrs. Myles S. Gaythwaite	02/16/1971
52	To: Walter, From: Lily May Caldwell	03/11/1971
52	To: Mme. Mimi Benzell, From: Chaplain William S. Warford	03/24/1972
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Chaplain William S. Warford	04/14/1972
52	To: Walter Gould, From: Nancy Gold	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Jimmy Quillian	undated
52	To: the Gould Family, From: Norman, Arlene Albert family	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Emily Berk	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Mimi	undated
52	To: "Daddy" (Walter), From: "Your Child"	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Bernard F. Dick	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Mrs. Julia Walker	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Saul Sokel and family	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Christine Tietgan and from all the Nassau County Dance Committee	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Brad and Ellie Crandall	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Sander	undated
52	To: Mr. Gould, Jennifer, and Jonathan, From: George Hollings III	undated
52	To: Friend Walter, From: Gerry	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Shep and Marie Aronson	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Mr. and Mrs. Lothar Perl	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Jean Dalrymple Ginder	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Jo and Marvin	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Sylvia and Al Brachman	undated
52	To: Mr. Gould, From: Mrs. Frederick Glick	undated
52	To: Mr. Walter Gould, From: Cele Abbey	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Bob	undated
52	To: Walter, Jennifer, and Jonathan, From: Helen and Mel Michaels	undated
52	To: Walter, From: (Claire) Mrs. Richard M. Levin	undated
52	To: Walter, From: Bill Smith	undated
52	To: "Pop", From: "Your Son Jonathan"	undated
52	Christmas card, to: (unreadable), From: Laurie Schumann	undated

Legal Papers (All pertain to The Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc., and Mimi Benzell legal matters, unless otherwise noted): Return to Top

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	Legal Papers, Correspondence:
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52	To: The Editor of the New York Times, From: Sol Chaneles	02/11/1956
52	To: American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc., From: Emanuel Wexler	02/14/1956
52	To: Office of the Editor, From: Mimi Benzell	02/27/1956
52	To: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gould, From: Manny (Emanuel Wexler)	11/02/1956
	Legal Papers, Interviews:
Box
52	Television and RadioScription Service, "Today" interview, Mimi Benzell, January 26, 1956, WRCA-TV, Marie C. Longstreet types reports of television broadcasts with co-ordinated still photographs, 5 pages, black and white photos	01/26/1956
52	Television and RadioScription Service, "Today" interview, Mimi Benzell, January 26, 1956, WRCA-TV, Marie C. Longstreet types reports television broadcasts with co-ordinated still photographs, 5 pages, no photos	01/26/1956
	Legal Papers, Legal Documents:
Box
52	Memorandum of defendant, Mimi Benzell Gould submitted in opposition to Plaintiff's motion for a temporary injunction, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 7 pages	undated
52	Memorandum of defendant, Mimi Benzell, submitted in support of her motion to require plaintiff to serve an amended complaint, seperately stating and numbering its causes of action, etc., Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 23 pages	undated
52	Memorandum of defendant, Mimi Benzell Gould, submitted in opposition to Plaintiff's motion for a temporary injunction, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 34 pages	undated
52	Bill of Particulars, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., and Endorsements, Inc., defendents, 24 pages	undated
52	Notice of Motion, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., and Endorsements, Inc., defendents, 7 pages	undated
52	Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., and Endorsements, Inc., defendents, 5 pages	undated
52	Notice of Examination before trial, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 4 pages	undated
52	Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 80 pages	undated
52	At a Special Term, Part III of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, held in and for the County of New York at the Court House thereof, Foley Square, in the Borough of Manhattan, City and State of New York, on the 7th day of January 1957, Hon. Felix C. Benvenga, present, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., and Endorsements, Inc., defendents, 9 pages, 2 letters attached	01/07/1957
52	Stipulation of Settlement, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Metropolitan Opera Association Inc., Plaintiff, against Mimi Benzell Gould, a/k/a Mimi Benzell, Loft's Candy Shop, Inc., Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc. and Al Paul Lefton Company New York Division, Inc., defendents, 7 pages	undated
52	Agreement between Mimi Benzell and Henry W. Herrman for a cruise on the Empress of Australia sailing April 2, 1938, April 1, 1938, 1 pg, attachment	04/01/1938-04/02/1938
	Legal Papers, Newspaper Clippings:
Box
52	By Mr. Justice Benvenga, Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc., v. Gould, 1 piece	undated
52	New York Post, 1 piece	02/09/1956
52	New York Times, 1 piece	02/13/1956
52	Variety, 1 piece	02/08/1956
	Legal Papers, Press Releases:
Box
52	"Mimi Benzell and the Metropolitan Opera Reach Agreement", 2 pages	undated
52	William Morris Agency, New York, Billing: Mimi Benzell, 100% Glamourous Star of Opera, Concerts and TV, 50%, 15 pages	undated
	Legal Papers, Miscellaneous:
Box
52	handwritten letter, by Mimi, 10 pages, pencil	undated

Motion Pictures (8mm): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
53	Nebraska, Texas, Wilbur and Walter; Marton and Walter, Felix (Knight), Virginia, open pit mine; El Paso, quartz, Felix (Knight), Salt Lake, plan to Chicago	10-11/1947; 1948; 04/1947
53	Met. Tour to Calif. Leild, L.A., San Francisco; California, Phoenix, Texas, from air, cross country, Essie and sister-in-law; Nate King	1948
53	Mimi and Walter, Camp Unity, Jones Beach, Jean and Mimi, Tanglewood; Mimi, Miami, Florida (Marine Land); Mimi, Rio Grande (Felix Knight); Mimi, Mom, Pop Gould, Florida	1949
53	Virginia City, Leon and Mimi; Yellowstone Park, Mimi and Leon; Fire Island, Mimi, Walter, Larry and Jackie	undated
53	Boulder Dam, Las Vegas at pool; Halldorado, Walter and Kenny; Jackie Bertell, Vacation - Frankel Farks, Las Vegas	1953
53	Lucille, Thomas John; John Westbrook's mother and house; John; Tower of London; Q.M.	undated

Motion Pictures (16mm): Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
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53	"Royal Showcase", Print No. #13	06/01/1952
53	"Show Boat", #1	undated
53	Unidentified, 2 reels, one with note attached	undated

Music Scores: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
52	"The Abduction from the Seraglio", Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, English translation by Ruth and Thomas Martin, Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., New York, U.S.A., 175 pages	undated
52	"Album of Cole Porter Songs", Chappell and Company, Inc., New York, 48 pages	undated
52	"Album of Twenty Songs", Gabriel Faure, Volume III, Edward B. Marks Music Corportation, New York, 87 pages	1945
52	"Album of Twenty Five Songs", Gabriel Faure, Volume II, Edward B. Marks Music Corportation, New York, 104 pages	1945
52	"Allez-Vous-En, Go Away" from "Can-Can", words and music by Cole Porter, Buxton Hill Music Corporation, New York, 50 pages	1944
52	"All Star Famous Songs", Broadway Music Corporation, New York, 50 pages	1944
52	"America Sings", edited by Hugo Frey, Robbins Music Corporation, 143 pages	1935
52	"Anema E Core", English lyrics by Mann Curtis and Harry Akst, Italian lyrics by Tito Manilo, music by Salve d'Esposito, MCA Music, New York, 4 pages	1950, 1959
52	"Anthology of Modern French Song", a collection of thirty-nine songs, by French composers, collected and edited by Max Spicker, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 187 pages	1912
52	"Ariadne auf Naxos", Ricahrd Strauss, Adolph Burstner, Berlin, Paris, France, 19 pages, 1 copy, French translation, German translation	1912, 1916
52	"Arias from Oratorios and Cantatas; My Heart Ever Faithful", Johann Sebastian Bach, first series, Oliver Ditson Company, Philadelphia, Penn, 7 pages	undated
52	"Arie Antiche", da Alessandro Praisotti, Volume Terzo, G. Ricordi and C., Milano, 186 pages	1952
52	Arie Antiche, Alessandro Praisotti, Volume Primo, G. Ricordi and C., Milano, Rome, 129 pages, Italian translation	1947
52	"Arie Antiche", da Alessandro Praisotti, Volume Secundo, Milano, Rome, 130 pages, Italian translation	1947
52	"Around the World", lyrics by Harold Adamson, music by Victor Young, Victor Young Publications, Inc., Beverly Hills, California, 2 pages	1956
52	"Arthur Tracy, The Street Singer", 78 pages	undated
52	"Art Songs for School and Studio", edited by Mabelle Glenn and Alfred Spouse, Oliver Ditson Company, Bryn Mawr, Penn., 64 pages	1930
54	"Bach, French Suites", Johann Sebastian Bach, Edition Wood, The B. F. Wood Music Co., London, England, 55 pages	undated
54	"Bach, Songs and Airs", Johann Sebastian Bach, Augener's Edition, Book II, Augener Ltd., London, England, 118 pages	undated
54	"Before the Crucifix (Dinanzi al Crocifisso)", sacred song, Frank La Forge, words by Princess Gabrielle Wrede, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1912
54	"Bergerettes: Twenty Romances and Songs of the Eighteenth Century", collected and harmonized by J.B. Weckerlin, English translations and Sigmund Spaeth, G. Schirmer Inc., New York, 53 pages	undated
54	"Beside Still Waters", sacred song, words and music by Bernard Hamblen, Enoch and songs, New York, 7 pages	1925
54	"La Boheme", by G. Puccini, G. Ricordi and Co., New York, 7 pages	1912
54	"Boney Gnillen", words and music by Herbert Haufrecht, Bronde Brothers, New York, 38 pages	1953
54	"The Book of a Thousand Songs", Actually containing more than a thousand standard songs of every description, arranged for playing or singing, Mimil Publsihing company, Incorporated, New York, 535 pages	1946
54	"Bucky, The Bucking Bronco", words and music by Milton Pascal, Gerald Marks, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1950
54	"Butterfly", Commissioner role, pages 85-88, 128-134	undated
54	"Button Up Your Overcoat", by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1928
54	"By The Waters of Babylon", words taken from Psalm CXXXVII, music by Vernon Eville, Boosey and Company, Inc., New York, 6 pages	1928
54	"Canciones de Navidad", Banks, Upshaw and Company, Dallas, English and Spanish translation, 27 pages, 2 copies	1961
54	"Cansonettas and Songs", Peters Edition, Joseph Haydn, C. F. Peters Corporation, 77 pages, English and German translations	undated
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias: W.A. Variations", selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Series II, Carl and Fischer Inc., New York, 21 pages	1941
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias", selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Series II, G. Donizetti, "O Could We Lightly Fly", Carl and Fischer Inc., 13 pages	1942
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias: Ariette from "Zemire and Azor", selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Series II, Carl Fischer, New York, 5 pages	1942
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias: H. Proch, Theme and Variations", Series II, selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer Inc., New York, 15 pages	1942
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias", selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Series II, C. Gounod, "Little Swallow", Carl and Fischer Inc., 15 pages	1942
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias", selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Series II, A.E.M Gretry, "No More Shall Sorrow", Carl Fischer, Inc., 7 pages	1944
54	"Celebrated Songs and Arias: L. Delibes, Ballerina", series I, selected and arranged by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 1946, 7 pages	1946
54	"Charles Gilbert Spross: That's The World In June", The John Church, Cincinnati, New York, and London, 5 pages	1912
54	"Chopin", Frederick Chopin, Schirmer's Library, English version by Dr. Theo. Baker, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 51 pages	1897
54	"A Christmas Alleluia", words and music by Samuel Richards Gaines, J. Fischer and Bros., New York, 5 pages	1928
54	Christmas Carols From Many Countries, by Satis N. Coleman and Elin K. Jorgensen, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 102 pages	1934
54	"Christmas Eve", poem by Joyce Kilmer, music by Richard Hageman, Galaxy Music Corporation, New York, 7 pages	1936
54	"Christmas, It's Carols, Customs and Legends", compiled and arranged by Ruth Heller, Hall and McCreary Company, Chicago, 112 pages, attachment	undated
54	"Classical Spanish Songs", Obradors, International Music Company, New York City, 27 pages	1950-1959
54	"Classical Spanish Songs", Obradors, International Music Company, New York City, 27 pages	1950-1959
54	"Classic Italian Songs", edited by Mabelle Gleen andBernard U. Taylor, Oliver Ditson Company, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 64 pages	1936
55	"Collection of Cantatas and Oratorios: Elijah, Mendelssohn", New York, A. W. Tams, 198 pages	undated
55	"Collection of Christmas Carols", The Boston Music Co., Octavo Church Music, Boston, Massachussetts, 19 pages, 4 copies	undated
55	"Coloratura Songs", by favorite composers, Series One, G. Schirmer Inc., New York, Gaetano Donizetti, "The Gypsy-Maid, (La Zingara)", 9 pages	1901
55	"Coloratura Songs", Series One, by favorite composers, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 15 pages	1901
55	"Come Unto Me", sacred song, by Gertrude Cady, Harold Flammer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1929
55	"Complete Method for Rhythmical Articulation", Pasquale Bona, English text by Ambrose Davenport (Italian and English text), edition White-Smith, 87 pages	1905
55	"Composicoes de Heitor Villa-Lobos: Noite de Luar", Sampaio Araiyo and Cie., Rio de Janeiro, 5 pages, Spanish translation	undated
55	"Composicoes de Heitor Villa-Lobos: Confidencia", Sampaio Araiyo and Cie., Rio de Janeiro, 5 pages, Spanish translation	undated
55	"Composicoes de Heitor Villa-Lobos: Amor and Perfidia", Sampaio Araiyo and Cie., Rio de Janeiro, 3 pages, Spanish translation	undated
55	"Conga-Land Album", Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 48 pages	undated
55	"Contemporary American Songs", Associated Music Publishers, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1948
55	"The Creation", new translation by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker, Lawson-Gould, Music Publishers, Inc., New York, 154 pages	undated
55	"The Creation", music by Joseph Haydn, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 154 pages	undated
55	"The Creation", Joseph Haydn, new translation by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker, Lawson-Gould, Music Publishers, Inc., New York, 154 pages	undated
55	"Deanna Durbin'a Favorite Songs and Arias" edited by Andres de Seguola, new English lyrics by Ann Ronell, G. Schirmer, New York, 61 pages	1939
55	"Der Junge Mozart", Carl Stneber, Brncknerverley Wiesbaden GMBH, 119 pages	undated
55	"Der Solfeges", Solfege, Henry Lemoine and Cie., Paris, France, 78 pages, French translation	1910, 1913
55	"Die Vogel", Walter Braundels, 10 pages	1920
55	"Doctor Sniffleswiper (A Child's Best Friend)", words and music by Jill Jackson and Sy Miller, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1953
55	"Douze Secces De Gilbert Becaud", Album No. 2, Editions Raoul Breton, France, 36 pages	1954
56	"Early Italian Songs and Airs", Vol. I, Caccini to Bononcini, Oliver Ditson Company, Pennsylvania, 167 pages	1923
56	"Early Italian Songs and Airs", Vol. II, Provenzale to Supriani, Oliver Ditson Company, Pennsylvania, 183 pages	1924
56	"The Earth Is The Lord's", music by Ward-Stephens, Chappell and Co., Ltd., 8 pages	1917
56	"Easter Carol", by Grace Bush, and G. Schiermer, Inc., New York, 5 pages, attachment	1937
56	"The Ernesto Lecuona Songs Success Album", Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 31 pages	undated
56	"Estelle Liebling Arrangements and Editings for Coloratura Voice with Piano: Thomas, Amrose, Je Suis Titania (polomaise from Mignon)", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 11 pages	1901
56	"Estelle Liebling", Series I, Gaetano Donizetti, "Arden Gl'incensi" ("The Mad Scientist"), English version by Henry G. Chapman, Gaetan Donizetti, edited by Estelle Liebling, 11 pages	1938
56	"Estelle Liebling Arrangements and Editings for Coloratura Voice with Piano: Heinrich Proch, Theme and Variations", Series I, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 11 and 7 pages, 2 parts	1940
56	"Everybody's Favorite Neopolitan Songs", Amsco Music Publishing Company, New York, 192 pages	1938
56	"Face The Music", Sam H. Harris presented, lyrics and music by Irving Berlin, Irving Berlin, Inc., New York, 6 pages	1932
56	"The Favorite Songs of Miguelito Valdes", Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, Radio City, New York, 48 pages	undated
56	"50 Art Songs From The Modern Repertoire", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 214 pages	1939
56	"Fifty Famous Favorites and Fifty Other Favorites", Robbins Edition, arranged and edited by Hugo Frey, Robbins Music Corporation, New York, 95 pages	1942
56	"Fifty One Selected Songs", Hugo Wold, The Joseph Patelson Music House, New York, 167 pages	undated
56	"Fifty Shakespeare Songs", The Musicians Library, Oliver Ditson Company, Pennsylvania, 157 pages	1906
56	"Five German Poems: Auf genhermem Waldespgads", Charles T. Griffes, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 5 pages, German and English translation	1909
56	"Flanders Requiem", ("America's Answer"), by Frank La Forge, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1919
56	"Fling Wide The Gates", sacred solo for Palm Sunday, by Harry Rowe Shelley, Philadelphia Theodore Presser Co., 6 pages	1924
56	"La Flora", Volume Terzo, edite da Knud Jeppesen, Wilhelm Hansen Copenhagen, 138 pages, Italian translation	1949
56	"Folk Song Arrangements", Benjamin Britten, Volume 2, Boosey and Hawkes, Ltd., Paris, France, 40 pages, 1 copy	undated
56	"40 French Hits of Our Times", enlish and French lyrics, Leeds Music Corporation, New York, 132 pages	1959
56	"Four Little Love Songs", for high voice and piano, the verses by Sara Teasdale, the music by Frank St. Leger, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 13 pages	1917
56	"Francisco Mignone", edicoces tupy, 18 pages, Spanish translation	undated
56	"Frank Sinatra's Songs of Romance", Remick Music Corporation, New York, 27 pages	1953
56	"Funf Sieder! Wiengenlied", Richard Strauss, Adolph Furstner, Berlin, 15 pages, German and English translation	1899
57	"G. Verdi", "La Traviata, Addio Del Passato (Farewell No, All Past Pleasures)", Oliver Ditson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 7 pages	undated
57	"G. Verdi", "La Traviata, Ah! Was It He (Ah, fors e lui)", Oliver Ditson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 17 pages	1907
57	"Geoffrey O' Hara Songs", Forster Music Publisher Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 6 pages	1925
57	"The Gooney-Bird Song", words by Joe Darion, music by George Kleinsinger, M. Witmarks and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
57	"Gotta Get Some Shut-Eye", lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Walter Donaldson, 5 pages	1939
57	"Guffy The Goofy Gobbler", words and music by Milton Pascal and Gerald Marks, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1950
57	"Harry Von Tilzer's Old Time Favorite Hits", Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., New York, 65 pages	undated
57	"Historietes", H. Villa-Lobos, Rio De Janeiro, Spanish translation, 19 pages	1920
57	"Hits of Bygone Days" Should I Be Sweet", Series One, words by B.G. De Sylva, music by Vincent Youmans, Music Publishers Holding Corporation, New York, 7 pages	1933
57	"Hymn of the Last Summer", sacred song, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 7 pages	1925
57	"I'm Glad I'm Not a Rubber Ball", words and music by Ray Charles and Myron Dutton, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
57	"If I Had A Dollar Bill Tree", words and music by Mann Curtis, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 4 pages	1950
57	"If I Knew You and You Knew Me", words by Nixon Waterman, music by James G. MacDermid, Forster Music Publisher, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 6 pages	1921
57	"If You Loved Me Truly", from "Can-Can" words and music by Cole Porter, Buxton Hill Music Corporation, 5 pages	1953
57	"I Have Dreamed Rodgers and Hammerstein's 'The King and I'", music by Richard Rodgers, book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, based on the novel "Anna and the King of Siam" by Margaret Landon, Williamson Music, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1951
57	"I've Told Ev'ry Little Star", from "Music In The Air", book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern, T. B. Harms Company, New York, 5 pages	1932
57	"I Love You", from "Song of Norway", music by Edward Grieg, musical adaptation and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, book by Milton Lazarus from a story by Homer Curran, Chappel and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1944
57	"I Love You So", from the musical play, "The Merry Widow", words by Adrian Ross, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1941
57	"Inflammatus et Accensus" (When Thou Comest), Blue Octavo Series, by Rossini, Harold Flammer Publisher Incorporation, sacred, New York, 11 pages	1909
57	"In The Chapel In Moonlight", by Billy Hull, Shapiro Bernstein and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1936
57	"In The Judy Garland Manner", by Ann Ronell, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 56 pages	1940
57	"In The Still Of The Night", the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production, "Rosalie", Cole Porter, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	undated
57	"Intimate Song", a collection of gay songs from musical comedies, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 52 pages	undated
57	"Intimate Song", Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 52 pages	undated
57	"Isn't It Romantic?", words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1932
57	"Italianisches Liederbuch", Hugo Wolf, Band I, Lipzig, C. F. Peters, Editions Peter, 35 pages	undated
57	"Italianisches Liederbuch", Hugo Wolf, Band III, Lipzig, C. F. Peters, Editions Peter, 39 pages	undated
57	"It's All Right With Me", from "Can-Can", words and music by Cole Porter, Buxton Hill Music Corporation, 7 pages	1953
57	"(It's No) Sin", lyrics by Chester R. Shull, music by George Hoven, Algonquin Music Inc., New York, 4 pages	1951
57	"It's Not The Whistle That Pulls The Train", words and music by Dick Manning, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1954
57	"It Might As Well Be Spring", music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, from "State Fair", Williamson Music Inc., New York, 5 pages	1945
57	"I Will Light Up Mine Eyes", Psalm 121, Rafael Navarro, The H. W. Gray Company, New York, 5 pages	1918
57	"James G. MacDermid", James G. MacDermid, Fine Arts Building, Chicago, Illinois	1908
57	"Jeanette MacDonald's Favorite Operatic Airs and Concert Songs", G. Schiermer, Inc., New York, 83 pages	1940
57	"Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring from Cantata No. 147", Johann Sebastian Bach, Galaxy Music Corporation, New York, 7 pages	1947
57	"Johannes Brahms Songs", Vol. II, Edwin F. Kalmus, Scarsdale, New York, 177 pages	undated
57	"Johannes Brahms Songs With Piano Accompaniment: Wiegenlied (Cradle Song)", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1910
57	"Joseph Marx Lieder Songs, Chants", English words by John Bernhoff, Universal Edition, A.G., Wien, Leipzig, 7 pages	1930
57	"Kanzonetten Und Lieder", Joseph Haydn, Edition Peters, C. F. Peters, Leipzig, 77 pages, English and German translation	undated
57	"Lieder fur eine Singftimme mit Pianofortebegleitung", von C. M. von Weber, Ausgabe fur hohe Stimme Leipzig, C. F. Peters, 56 pages	undated
57	"Lieder von Richard Strauss", Adolph Furster, Berlin, 7 pages, German translation	undated
57	"Like As A Father", sacred song by John Prindle Scott, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 9 pages	1922
57	"Lily Pons Sons Album", edited by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer Incorporated, New York, 6 pages	1943
57	"L'Inutil Precasuione", Pietro Cimara, G. Ricordi and Co., Inc., New York, 11 pages (Italian translation)	1941
57	"The Little Engine That Could", words and music by Milton Pascal and Gerald Marks, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 3 pages	1951
57	"A Little Love, A Little Kiss", words by Adrian Ross, composed by Lao Silesu, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	1912
57	"Little Toy-Town Parade", words and music by Cliff Friends, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1950
57	"The Lollipop Tree", music by George Kleinsinger, lyrics by Joe Darion, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
57	"Look At The Little Kitty Kat", words and music by Sid Lippman, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1954
57	"Look For The Silver Lining", music by Jerome Kern, words by Bud De Sylva, from the Warner Bros. Picture, "Look For The Silver Lining", T. B. Harms Company, New York, 5 pages	1920
57	"The Lord Is My Light", sacred song, sung by Mr. John McCormack, music by Frances Allitsen, Boosey and Co., New York, Toronto, London, 7 pages	1897
57	"Madame Butterfly", Puccini, Biblioteca Lirica, G. Ricordi and C. Milano, Italy, Italian translation, 13 pages	1907
57	"Madame Butterfly", by G. Ricordi, G. Ricordi and Co., New York, 7 pages	1908
57	"Maggie Teyte, Album of French Songs", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 104 pages	1946
57	"Mathilde Castrone Marchesi", Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics, G. Schirmer Inc., New York, 59 pages	undated
57	"Maytime", book and lyrics by Rida Johnson Young, music by Sigmund Romberg, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 77 pages	1917
57	"Memories of Spain Album", Spanish song successes, new revised edition, Spanish Music Center, New York, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, 64 pages	1941
57	"The Merry Widow", music by Franz Lehar, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, Robbins Music Corporation, New York, 24 pages	1952
57	"Mexican and Spanish Songs", English text by Frederick H. Martens and others, new and englarged edition, edited by Manuel Goya, Oliver Ditson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 51 pages	1928
57	"The Mighty God Hath Spoken", sacred songs, by Henry Lincoln Chase, Harold Flammer Publisher Inc., New York, 6 pages	1899
57	"The Mighty God Hath Spoken", sacred songs, by Henry Lincoln Chase, Harold Flammer Publisher Inc., New York, 7 pages	1925
57	"Miniaturas: Chromo", H. Villa-Lobos, Sampaio Araiuo and Cia., Rio de Janiero, 5 pages, Spanish translation	undated
57	"Mother", words and music by Margaret Bannerman, Chappell and Co., Ltd., London, England, 5 pages	1939
57	"Mozart, Le Nozze Di Figaro" ("The Marriage of Figarro"), Musical Masterpiece Series, The Orchestra and Chorus of the Glyndebourne Mozart Opera Festivals, 31 pages	1934, 1935
57	"Mozart", Volume I, original text with English version by Lorraine Noel Finley, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 120 pages	1952
57	"Mozart Songs", The Joseph Patelson Music House, New York, 81 pages	undated
57	"Musica Espanola", de Manuel Lopez Quiroga, Vol. I, Spanish Music Center, New York, 21 pages	1952
57	"Musica Espanola", de Manuel Lopez Quiroga, Vol. II, Spanish Music Center, New York, 20 pages	1952
57	"The Musicians Fake Book", 116 pages	1962
57	"My Choc'late Rabbit", words and music by Milton Pascal and Gerald Marks, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
57	"My Silent Love", lyrics by Edward Heyman, music by Dana Suesse, 5 pages	1932
57	"My Task", by E. L. Ashford, Lorenz Publishing Co., Dayton, Ohio, 5 pages	1923
58	"The Night Was Made For Love", by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach, T. B. Harms, New York, 5 pages	1931
58	"Noche Azul (Starry Blue Night", music and Spanish lyrics by Ernesto Lecuona, English lyrics by Carol Raven, 4 pages	1929
58	"Les Nuits D'Ete", H. Berlioz, Augener and Co. Edition, London, 35 pages	undated
58	"O Can Ye Sew Cushions?" ("An Old Scottish Cradle Song"), traditional words, set to music by Colin Taylor, Oxford University Press, London, 4 pages	1926
58	"Offeratory Solos", Beardsley Van De Water, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 9 pages	1892
58	"Old Witch, Old Witch", word and music by Robert MacGimsey, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
58	"One Night of Love", words by Gus Kahn, music by Victor Schertzinger, Standard Edition, Bourne, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1934
58	"Operatic Anthology", celebrate arias, selected from operas by old and modern composers, Vol. I soprano, compiled by Kurt Adler, New York, G. Schirmer, 334 pages	1903, 1955
58	"Operatic Anthology", Les Contes D'Hoffman, Les Oiseaux Dans La Charmille", arias and duets, Series One, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 9 pages	1911
58	"Operatic Anthology", arias and duets, Series Two, Manon, "Obesissons Quand Leur Voix", "Come and Obey The Voice"), English version by Willis Wager, Jules Massenet, G. Schirmer Inc., New York, 5 pages	1940
58	"Operatic Anthology, Arias and Duets", Series Two, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	undated
58	"Operatic Songs and Duets: Leo Delibes", "Ou va la jeune Indove, (Indian Bell Song")", from "Lakme", Series V, Carl Fischer, New York, 11 pages, French and English translation	1922
58	"Operatic Songs and Duets: J. Offenbach, "Night of Joy", Series II, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1910
58	"Operatic Songs and Duets", Amber Thosmas, "Je Suis Titania" ("I Am Titania"), from "Mignon", Series II, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 17 pages	1924
58	"Orpheus Britannicus", six songs, Henry Purcell, Boosey and Hawkes, 1948, 31 pages	1948
58	"Orpheus Britannicus", seven songs, Henry Purcell, Boosey and Hawkes, 1947, 32 pages	1947
58	"Ouvre Ton Oceur" ("Open Thy Heart"), by Georges Bizet, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 9 pages	undated
58	"Pastourelles, Romances et Chansons", par J.B. Weckerlin, Paris, 55 pages, French translation	undated
58	"Paul Nordoff Songs", Associated Music Publishers, Inc., New York, Schott Edition, 5 pages	1938
58	"Peter Grimes 'Embroidery' Aria", Benjamin Britten, Bossey and Hawkes, Ltd., London, 1945, 6 pages	1945
58	"Peterkin Pillowby", words and music by Eddie Seiler and Sol Marcus, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1950
58	"Les Plus Beaux Airs De L'Opera Francois", par Gabriel Brovlex, English version by Percy Pinkerton, J.W. Chester, Ltd., London, England, 28 pages	1924
58	"Praise The Lord, O My Soul", biblical text, sacred song, set to music by Anna Elizabeth Gaeng, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 5 pages	1925
58	"Repent Ye", and "Come, Ye Blessed", sacred songs, John Prindle Scott, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1917
58	"Requiem", Johannes Brahms, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 96 pages	undated
58	"Richard Strauss", selected songs with German and English texts, Carl Fischer Inc., Cooper Square, New York, 7 pages	1917
58	"Richard Strauss Album", Boozey and Hawkes, Inc., New York, 60 pages	undated
58	"Richard Strauss Songs: The Lover's Pledge", Breitkopf and Hartel, New York, 7 pages	1894, 1897
58	"Richard Strauss Songs, Rest Thee, My Spirit", Breitkopf and Hartel, New York, 3 pages	1907
58	"Robbins Mammoth Collection of American Songs", Mammoth Series No, II, edited by Hugo Frey, Robbins Music Corporation, New York, 192 pages	1941
58	"La Rondine", Giacomo Puccini, Casa Musicale Sonzogno, Milano, Italy, 3 pages, Italian translation	1917
58	"La Rondine", Giacomo Puccini, Casa Musicale Sonzogno, Milano, Italy, 11 pages, Italian translation	1917
58	"Rosalinda", pages 143-168	undated
58	"Rosenkavalier: Sophie, (Zweiter Aufzug)", pages 155-442	undated
58	"Russian Songs", Alpheaky-Kalinnikoff, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 7 pages	1921
59	"Sacred Cantatas", J.S. Bach, edited by Igor Jones, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 85 pages	1941
59	"The Sacred Flame", sacred song, words and music by Bernard Hamblen, Chappell-Harms, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1927
59	"Sacred Songs by J. Faure", English and French words, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 5 pages	1879
59	"Sacred Songs composed by Dudley Buck", G. Schirmer, New York, 7 pages	1889, 1901
59	"Sacred Songs", fourth series, Oliver Ditson Company, Boston, 7 pages	1917
59	"Sacred Songs, He Shall Give His Angels Charge", John Prindle Scott, Huntzinger and Dilworth, New York, 7 pages	1918
59	"Sacred Songs: Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled", music by Oley Speaks, G. Schirmer, New York, Boston, 5 pages	1918
59	"Sacred Songs: Miriam's Song", The John Church Company, pages 183-187	1903
59	"Sacred Songs", Series One, Century Certified Edition, Century Music Publishing Co., New York, 7 pages	undated
59	"Sacred Songs: There Were Ninety and Nine", by Peter Philip Bilhorn, Bilhorn Bros., Music Publishers, Chicago Illinois, 7 pages	1908
59	"Sacred Songs with Latin Text", Boston: Oliver Ditsoon Company: New York, 5 pages	1921
59	"Sail! Sail! Sail!", lyrics by Langston Hughes, music by Albert Hague, Reis Publications Inc., New York, 3 pages	1954
59	"Saudades Da Minha Vida", Samapio Araujo and Cia., Spanish translation	1926
59	"Says My Heart", from the Paramount Picture "Coconut Grove", words by Frank Loesser, music by Burton Lane, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	undated
59	"Schirmer's Dance Orchestra Series", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 221 pages, outer cover is detached from rest of material	undated
59	"Schlechters Wetter, (Bad Weather)", music by Richard Strauss, Boosey and Hawkes, Ltd., London, 8 pages, German and English translation	1919, 1943
59	"Schubert Album", von Franz Schubert, Edition Peters, Leipzig and Berlin, C. F. Peters, 219 pages	undated
59	"Schumann's Slumber Song", lyrics and vocal arrangements by Peter Carroll, Boosey and Hawkes, 7 pages	1941
59	"Sechs Lieder", Richard Strauss, Adolph Furstner, Berlin, 9 pages, German translation	1919
59	"Seguidilla", sung by Lily Pons, Spanish Folk Song, arranged by Frank La Forge, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1949
59	"Seguidille", by Manuel De Falla, French Songs, English lyrics by Olga Paul, French lyrics by Theorpile Gautier, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 7 pages	1942
59	"Select French Songs From The 12th To The 18th Century", edited by Arnold Dolmetsch, Boosey and Hawkes, London, England, 37 pages	1938
59	"Select French Songs From The 12th To The 18th Century", edited by Arnold Dolmetsch, Boosey and Hawkes, London, England, 37 pages	1938
59	"Selected Songs", Edvard Grieg, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 92 pages	undated
59	"September Song", music by Kurt Weel, words by Maxwell Anderson, De Sylva, Borwin and Henderson, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1938
59	"Seventy Scottish Songs", edited with accompaniments by Helen Hoekitk, for high voice, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, New York, and Chicago and Philadelphia, 189 pages	1905
59	"Shadow Waltz", lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Harry Warren, Remick Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1933
59	"She Shall Have Music", from "She Shall Have Music", Sigl, Goodhart and Hoffman, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1935
59	"Shootin' The Works For Uncle Sam", in "You'll Never Get Rich", words and music by Cole Porter, Chappell and Co., Inc., 5 pages	1941
59	"Siboney", American lyric by Dolly Morse, Spanish lyric and music by Ernesto Lecuona, Leo Feist, Inc., Feist Art Series, 6 pages	1934
59	"The Sidewalks of New York (East Side, West Side, All Around The Town", words and music by Chas. B. Lawlor and James W. Blake, The Boston Music Co., Boston, Mass., 5 pages	1951
59	"Silverio" (Paso Dable), letra y musica de Asustin Lara, Peer International Corporation, New York, 4 pages, Spanish translation	1943
59	"Silver Threads Among The Gold", words by Eben E. Rexford, music by H.P. Danks, Hailton S. Gordon, New York, 5 pages	1901
59	"Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye", from "You'll Never Get Rich", a Columbia Picture, words and music by Cole Porter, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	1936
59	"Sing For Your Supper", from "The Boys from Syracuse", words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 1938, 5 pages	1938
59	"Sing Me To Sleep", Edwin Greene, G. Schirmer, Jr., The Boston Music Co., Boston, Mass., 7 pages	1902
59	"Sing With Me", words by Diana Morgan, Robert MacDermot and Peter Dion Titheradge, music by Ronnie Hill, Chappell and Co., Ltd., London, 3 pages	1939
59	"Si Petite, (See-Pet-Eet)", music by Gaston Claret, American lyrics by Mitchell Parish, French lyrics by Pierre Bayle, Mills Music, Inc., New York, 4 pages	1933
59	"Sleepy Eyes", words by Tommie Connor, music by Harry Ralton, Mills Music Inc., New York, 5 pages	1950
59	"Small Fry", words by Frank Loesser, music by Hoagy Carmichael, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 7 pages	undated
59	"Smoke From A Chimney", words by Billy Hill, music by Peter De Rose, First edition, Shapiro, Bernstein and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1938
59	"Snookey Ookyms", words and music by Irving Berlin, Irving Berlin Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1913
59	"Snow White and Seven Dwarfs: I'm Wishing", words by Larry Morey, music by Frank Churchill, Bourne, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1937
59	"Soft-Boiled Balads", words and music by H.W. Hanemann, Harms Inc., New York, 21 pages	1931
59	"Solitude", music by Duke Ellington, words by Eddie De Lange and Irving Mills, Exclusive Publications, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1934
59	"So Many Memories", Harry Woods, Shapiro Bernstein and Co., Inc., New York, first edition, 5 pages	1937
59	"Some Day", lyrics by Brian Hooker, music by Rudolf Friml, Famous Standard Publications, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1925
59	"Someday I'll Find You", in Arch Selwyn's "Private Lives", by Noel Coward, words and music by Nowl Coward, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1930
59	"Some Days You Are Lonely", lyrics by Howard Dietz, music by Johann Strauss, Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., 4 pages	1950
59	"Someday To Care For Me", lyrics by Gus Kahn, music by Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jurmann, A Universal Picture, "Three Smart Girls", Leo Feist, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1936
59	"Someone To Watch Over Me", words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, Harms Inc., New York, 5 pages	1926
59	"Something for the Boys", A New Musical Comedy, songs by Cole Porter, Chappell and Co., Inc., 5 pages	1942
59	"Sonatina", by Celius Dougherty, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1948
59	"Song Classics", Phoebus und Pan (Patron, das macht der Wind)", G. Schirmer, New York, 5 pages	1903
59	"The Song From Moulin Rouge", music by Georges Auric, lyrics by William Engvick, Broadcast Music, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1953
59	"Song of Love", from the Messrs Shubert play, "Blossom Times", by Dr. A.M. Willner and Heinz Reichert, American version and lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly, Leo Feist, Inc., New York, Karczag Publishing Co., New York, 5 pages	1921
59	"Song of Norway", based on the life of musical of Edvard Grieg, musical adaptation and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, book by Milton Lazarus, play by Homer Curran, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1944
59	"The Song Of The Owl And The Duck", words and music by Cliff Friend, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1951
59	"Songs by Cole Porter", Harms Inc., New York, 48 pages	1954
59	"Songs by Franz Schubert", Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, New York, Chicago, and London, 5 pages	1916
59	"Songs By John Sacco", Strictly Germ-Proof", G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 10 pages	1941
59	"Songs By Norman Dello Joio", Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1948
59	"Songs of New Russia", revised, enlarged edition, compiled, edited and with English lyrics by Olga Paul and G. Bronsky, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, New York, 63 pages	undated
59	"Songs Of The Shakers", Work Education Foundation, Inc., 55 pages	1962
59	"Songs With Obbligato", Oliver Ditson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 11 pages	1919
59	"Songs With Piano Accompaniment" by Gustav Saenger, The poems by Frederick H. Martens, Carl Fischer, New York, 5 pages	1920
59	"Song Without Words", by Richard Hageman, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 9 pages	1937
59	"Soon", words by Ira Gershwin, music by George Gershwin, Harms Inc., New York, 5 pages	1929
59	"Spanisches Liederbuch", Hugo Wolf, Band I, Gesitliche Lieder, Edition Peters, Liepzig, C. F. Peters, 43 pages	undated
59	"Spanisches Liederbuch", Hugo Wolf, Band II, Edition Peters, Liepzig, C. F. Peters, 43 pages	undated
59	"Spanisches Liederbuch", Hugo Wolf, Band IV, Edition Peters, Leipzig, C. F. Peters, 43 pages	undated
59	"Speak Low", lyrics by Ogden Nash, music by Kurt Well, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1943
59	"Spring", by Harry D. Sonires, Standard Series, Irving Arthur Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1950
59	"Spring Came Back To Vienna", by Fritz Rotter, Janice Torre and Fred Spielman, (unreadable) Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1948
59	"Spring Is Whispering", by Mana-Zucca, Congress Music Publications, Miami, Florida, 5 pages	1947
59	"Spring Waters", op. 14, No. 11, S. Rachmaninoff, Boosey and Hawkes, Ltd., London, 6 pages	undated
59	"Stairway To The Stars", lyrics by Mitchell Parish, music by Matt Malneck, Frank Signorelli, Robbins Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1935, 1939
59	"Stairway To The Stars", lyrics by Mitchell Parish, music by Matt Malneck, Frank Signorelli, Robbins Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1937-1940
59	"Standard Latin-American Library: Tabu, Afro-Cubano", arreglo de A. Brito, letra y musica de Maragrita Lecuona, 5 pages	1935
59	"Standard Latin-American Library", Te quiero dijiste, letra y musica de Maria Grever, Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc., New York, 3 pages	1930
59	"Stan' Up An' Fight", in "Carmen Jones", lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, Williamson Music Inc., Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	1943
59	"Stars In My Eyes", from "The King Steps Out", words by Dorothy Fields, music by Fritz Kreisler, Chappell and Co., Inc., 7 pages	1936
59	"Step Up and Shake My Hand", words by Mack David, music by Jerry Livingston, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1939
59	"Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening", music by Ann MacDonald Diers, poem by Robert Frost, Galaxy Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1953
59	"Stormy Weather", words by Ted Koehler, music by Harold Arlen, 5 pages	1933
59	"Strange Enchantment", words by Frank Loesser, music by Frederick Hollander, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1939
59	"Strange Fruit", by Lewis Allan, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, Radio City, New York, 5 pages	1940
59	"Strange Music", words and music by Robert Wright and George Forrest, 5 pages	1944
59	"Storielle de Bosco Viennese (Tales From The Vienna Forest)", Johann Strauss, Frank La Forge, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 11 pages	1912
59	"Summer Serenade, Badinage", from "Sweethearts", G. Schiermer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1938
59	"Sunbeams", words by R.H. Elkin, music by Landon Ronald, Enoch and Sons, London, England, 7 pages	1902
59	"Sunday", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, Williamson Music Inc., New York, 5 pages, 2 copies	1958
59	"Sun Of The Sleepless", music by Arthur H. Gutman, Broadcast Music, Inc., New York, 3 pages	undated
59	"Supper Times", from "As Thousands Cheer", lyrics and music by Irving Berlin, Irving Berlin, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1933
59	"Sweethearts: If You Ask Where Love Is Found", Victor Herbert, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York	1913
59	"Swingin' The Jinx Away", "Born To Dance", Chappe;; and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	1936
59	"'S Wonderful" music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, New World Music Corporation, Harms, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1927
59	"Sympathy", watlz-song from the comedy-opera, "The Firefly", music by Rudolf Friml, words by Otto Hauberbach, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1915
60	"Take Everything, But Leave Me You", music by Sigmund Romberg, words by Stanley Adams, Harms Inc., New York, 5 pages	1943
60	"Take Me Back To Manhattan", E. Ray Goetz presents "The New Yorkers", lyrics and music by Cole Porter, Harms Inc., New York, 7 pages	1930
60	"Take Me Home With You", lyrics by Harold Atteridge, music by Sigmund Romberg, from "A World Of Pleasure", 5 pages	1915
60	"Takes Two To Tango", words and music by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning, Harman Music, Inc., New York, 2 pages	1952
60	"Tammy", from the movie "Tammy and the Bachelor", words and music by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Keys-Hansen, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1956
60	"The Telephone of l'amour a trois", by Gian-Carlo Menotti, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 49 pages	1947
60	"Tell The Lord", words and music by Alice Simms, Oxford Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1955
60	"Temper", words by Rose Fyleman, music by Norman C. Hill, Boosey and Hawkes, 6 pages	1946
60	"Tenderly", lyric by Jack Lawrence, music by Walter Gross, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1946
60	"Thank God For A Garden", words and music by Teresa Del Riego, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1909
60	"That's My Fella", from the musical "Arms and The Girl!", lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Morton Gould, Chappell and Co., Inc., N.Y.C., 7 pages	1949
60	"That's Why Darkies Were Born", from George White's Scandals, by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, Crawford Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1931
60	"That Old Black Magic", words by Johann Mercer, music by Harold Arlen, Paramount's "Star Spangled Rhythm", Famous Music Corporation, New York, 7 pages	1942
60	"That Old Feeling", from the movie, "Vogues of 1938", words and music by Lew Brown and Sammy Fain, Leo Feist, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1937
60	"That Sentimental Sandwich", words by Frank Loesser, music by Frederick Hollander, Famous Music Corporation, New York, 1939, 5 pages	1939
60	"There's A Great Day Coming Manana", from "Hold On To Your Hats", words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lang, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 7 pages	1960
60	"There's Joy In My Heart", by Mana-Zucca, lyrics by Irwin M. Cassell, Congress Music Publications, Miami, Florida, 5 pages	1945
60	"There's A Small Hotel", from the musical comedy, "On Your Toes", music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, Chappell and Co., Inc., 5 pages	1936
60	"There Is Nothing Like A Dame", music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, Williamson Music Inc., New York, 7 pages	1949
60	"There Must Be Somethin' Better Than Love", from "Arms and the Girl!", lyrics by Dorothy Fields and music by Morton Gould, Chappell and Co., Ltd., New York, 7 pages	1950
60	"They Didn't Believe Me", words by Herbert Reynolds, music by Jerome Kern, T. B. Harms Co., New York, 5 pages	1914
60	"They Met In Rio (A Midnight Serenade)", lyrics by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren, Miller Music, Inc., New York, 4 pages	1941
60	"They That Sow In Tears", sacred song, by James H. Rogers, G. Schirmer, New York, 6 pages	1908
60	"They That Trust In The Lord", sacred song, by John Prindle Scott, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1921
60	"Thine Alone", from "Eileen", lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1929
60	"Think On Me", words and music by Lady John Scott, Patterson's Publications, Ltd., London, 3 pages	1931
60	"37 Songs and Scenas by Mozart", edited by J. Pittman and Myles D. Foster, Boosey and Co., Ltd., London, England, 228 pages	undated
60	"This Can't Be Love", from "The Boys From Syracuse", lyrics by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, book and direction by George Abbott, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1937
60	"This Is The First", words and music by Wally Peterson, from Lawrence Wright's "On With The Show", Mills Music Inc., New York, 5 pages	1949
60	"This Nearly Was Mine", from "South Pacific", music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, Williamson Music Inc., 7 pages	1949
60	"This Night (Will Be My Souvenir)", words by Gus Kahn, music by Harry Warren, Bregman, Vocco and Conn., Inc., New York, 3 pages	1939
60	"3 Cantos Populares Hespanhoes, Salta Nina En Mi Barquelle", Francisco Mignone, E. L. Mangione, Las Paules, 7 pages, Spanish translation	1941
60	"3 Cantos Populares Hspanhoes, Si Quieras Que Yo Te Quiera", Francisco Mignone, E. L. Mangione, Las Paules, 5 pages, Spanish translation	undated
60	"Three English Songs: Sweet Music", Karol Rathaus, Associated Music Publishers, Inc., New York, 6 pages, authographed	1946
60	"Three Little Fairy Songs", words by J.L. Crommelin Brown, music by Maurice Besly, Chappell and Co., Ltd., New York, 7 pages	1912
60	"Three Sacred Songs", F. Flaxington Harker, G. Schirmer, New York, 7 pages	1910
60	"Through A Long and Sleepless Night", from "Come To The Stable", Miller Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1949
60	"Till The Clouds Roll By", words by Jerome Kern, P. G. Wodehouse and Bolton, music by Jerome Kern, T. B. Harms Company, New York, 5 pages	1917
60	"Time On My Hands" (You In My Arms), words by Harols Adamson and Mack Gordon, music by Vincent Youmans, 5 pages	1930
60	"Time Was (Duerme)", English lyrics by S,K, Russell, music by Migues Prado, Spanish lyrics by Gabriel Luna, Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1929, 1931
60	"Time", "You Old Gipsey", The poem by Ralph Hodgson, music by Maurice Besly, Bookey and Company, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1924
60	"Tipple's Love Song", words and music by Helen Thomas, The Boston Music Co., Boston, Mass., 5 pages	1947
60	"To Be In Love", "A Fantastical Love Song", Howard, Wintgreen Music Inc., New York, 5 pages	1957
60	"To Dance, To Dream", "Tales From The Vienna Woods", vocal adaptation and lyrics by Ann Ronell, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 11 pages	1951
60	"Today I Heard The Grass Grow", words y Laurel Wallace, music by Charles Heurter, Chappell and Co., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1950
60	"Together", by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Henderson, DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1928
60	"Tomorrow Sings", words by S.A. DeWitt, music by Jacques Wolfe, Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 11 pages	1949
60	"Tonight We Love", words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Famous Music Corp., New York, 5 pages	1938
60	"Too Good For The Average Man", from the musical comedy "On Your Toes", music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, Chappell and Co., Inc., N.Y.C, 5 pages	undated
60	"To One Who Passed Whistling Through The Night", Margery Agrell, C. Armstrong Gibbs, Curwen Edition, 7 pages	1921
60	"To The Queen of Heaven", by Thomas F. Dunhill, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 7 pages	1926
60	"Tovarich!", Mana-Zucca, lyrics by Ben M. Kaye, Congress Music Publications, Miami, Florida, 5 pages	1943
60	"To You Eternally", words by Christopher Hassall, music by Stanford Robinson, Boosey and Hawkes, 8 pages	1946
60	"To You", words and music by Benny Davis, Tommy Dorsey, and Ted Shapiro, Paramount Music Corporation , New York, 5 pages	1939
60	"Traditional Songs of France", freely arranged by Arnold Bax, Murdock, Murdock and Co., London and Branches, England, 30 pages	1921
60	"The Trees and The Master", sacred songs, poem by Sidney Lanier, music by Daniel Protheroe, The Boston Music Company, Boston Mass., 5 pages	1927
60	"Trot Here and There", from "Veronique", words by Lillian Eldee and Percy Greenbank, music by Messager, Chappell and Co., Ltd., 3 pages	1904
60	"Trouble Is A Man", words and music by Alec Wilder, Recent Music Corporation, New York, 3 pages	1944
60	"True Love", music and lyrics by Cole Porter, from "High Society", Buxton Hill Music Corporation, 5 pages	1955, 1956
60	"Tuas Maos", Versos de Colobina, musica de Francisco Mignone, Carlos Wehrs and Cia., Ltd., 4 pages	1936
60	"Tu-li-Tulip-Time", words by Jack Lawrence, music by Maria Grever, 5 pages	1938
60	"Two Offeratory Solos: To-day If We Will", by James H. Rogers and "Hear His Voice", by Francies J. Sadler, The Arthur P. Schmidt Co., Boston and New York, 5 pages	1904
60	"Two-Part Choruses", Wood Octavo Series, The B.F. Wood Music Co., Boston, Mass, 6 pages	1931
60	"Two Songs: My Mother's Eyes", by R. Huntington, G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1926
60	"The Virgin's Slumber Song", Max Reger, Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1912
60	"Vocal Gems", in "Knickerbocker Holiday", Crowford Music Corporation, New York, 38 pages	1938
60	"The Voice In The Wilderness", John Prindle Scott, from the text of Isaiah XL 3.6.7.8., 7 pages	1916
60	"Why Can't You Behave", in "Kiss Me Kate", music and lyrics by Cole Porter, book by Sam and Bella Spewack, T. B. Harms Company, Buxton Hill Music Corporation, 5 pages	1948
60	"Wishing (Will Make It So)", words and music by B.G. DeSylva, R.K.O. Radio Pictures, Inc., presents "Love Affair", Crawford Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1939
60	"The Whistling Rabbit", words and music by Mann Curtis, M. Witmark and Sons, New York, 5 pages	1953
60	"Would You Like To Take A Walk (Sump'n Good'll Come From That)", lyrics by Mort Dixon and Billy Rose, music by Harry Warren, Remick Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1930
60	"Yesterdays", lyrics by Otto Harbach, music by Jerome Kern, T. B. Harms, New York, 5 pages	1933
60	"You're The Cream In My Coffee", from "Hold Everything", words and music by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Henderson, Crawford Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1928
60	"Your Big Song Folio", Mills Music, Inc., New York, 88 pages	1954

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60	"Hello, Young Lovers", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 7 pages	1951
60	"I Can Dream, Can't I?", words by Irving Kahal, music by Sammy Fain, Chappell and Co., Inc., N.Y.C., 5 pages	1937
60	"I Didn't Know What Time It Was", words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 5 pages	1939
60	Lyrics by Jack Lawrence, music by Walter Gross, 2 pages	1947
60	"Mia Speranza Adorata!", W. A. Mozart, 1 page	undated
60	"Sail! Sail! Sail!", Post Music Co., Inc., 2 pages	1950
60	"Sailing Home", words and music by Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup, and Teddy Powerll, Words and Music Inc., pages 3-5	1937
60	"Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town", words by Haven Gillespie, music by J. Fred Coots, Fox Trot, 4 pages	1934
60	"Sandman", annotations	1953
60	"Shadows In The Night", words and music by Will Lorin, 5 pages	1940
60	"Silvery Moon and Golden Sands", by Harry Pease, Billy Haid and Larry Stock, Mills Music Inc., New York, 5 pages	1937
60	"Sing A Song of Sunbeams", lyrics by Johnny Burke, music by James V. Monaco, Santly Joy Select Inc., 5 pages	1938
60	"Sing For Your Supper", words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, Chappell andCo., Inc., New York, 5 pages	1938
60	"Sing, My Heart", words by Ted Koehler, music by Harold Arlen, Crawford Music Corporation, New York, 5 pages	1939
60	"Skylark", lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Hoagy Carmichael, Edwin H. Morris and Company, Inc., New York, 3 pages	1942
60	"Sleepy Lagoon", words by Jack Lawrence, music by Eric Coates, Chappell and Co., Ltd., pages 3-5	1930
60	"Softly Thru The Summer Night", 6 pages	undated
60	"So Help Me", words by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen, 5 pages, 1 part	1938
60	"Some Enchanted Evening", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, Williamson Music Inc., New York, pages 3-7	1949
60	"Some Rainy Day", by Carmon Lomabardo and John Jarob Loeb, Olman Music Corporation, 5 pages	1939
60	"Something Wonderful", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 4 pages	1951
60	"Somewhere In Heaven", words and music by Margaret Shellford, U.S. Music Inc., New York, 2 pages; "I Just Came Back For My Heart", Kathleen Cotter Fross and Elmo Russ, U.S. Music Inc., New York, 2 pages	1949, 1950
60	"Sonnet", Shakespeare, Joseph Enos, 4 pages	1952
60	"South American Way", lyrics by Al Dubin, music by Jimmy McHugh, Harms, Inc., New York, 1 part	1939
60	"Speak Low", Ogden Nash, music by Kurt Well, Chappell and Co., N.Y.C., 1 part	1943
60	"Sweet Varsity Sue", by Charles Tobias, Al Lewis, Murray Mencher, 4 pages	1937
60	"Tell It To A Star", words and music by Shirley Botwin, 3 pages	1942
60	"Tell Me and I'll Tell A Million", words by Jack Finneran, music by Rovert Wyatt and George Sumner, 2 pages	1939
60	"Thank Heaven For Little Girls", words by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, Chappell and Co., Inc., 5 pages	1957
60	"Thank You For The Lovely Summer", by Bart Howard, 3 pages	1952
60	"That Cute Little Gown of Gray", words by Clinton G. Sabin, music by Lawrence A, Weber, 2 pages	1950
60	"That's Him", words by Odgen Nash, music by Kurt Weill, Chappell and Co., Inc., N.Y.C., 4 pages	1943
60	"That Sly Old Gentleman", lyrics by Johnny Burke and music by James V. Monaco, Frances Day, Paris, France, 5 pages	1939
60	"Then Came The Rain", words by Charlie Tobias, music by Oscar Levant, 5 pages, 1 part	1939
60	"There Are Rivers To Cross, (Before We Meet Again)", words by Stanley Adams, music by Ray Henderson, 5 pages	1942
60	"There I Go", lyrics by Hy Zaret and music by Irving Weiser, 4 pages	1940
60	"They Say", lyrics by Edward Heyman, music by Paul Mann, and Stephan Weiss, 5 pages	1938
60	"This Can't Be Love", words by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, 5 pages	1939
60	"This Is It", words by Dorothy Fields, music by Arthur Schwartz, 5 pages	1939
60	"This Is New", words by Ira Gershwin, music by Kurt Weill, 5 pages	1941
60	"This Is Madness (To Love Like This)", lyrics by Eddie De Lange, music by Jimmy Van Heusen, 5 pages	1938
60	"This Is My Night To Dream", from "Doctor Rhythm", lyrics by John Burke, music by James V. Monaco, Select Music Publications, Inc., New York, 5 pages	1938
60	"This Is No Dream", words and music by Benny Davis, Tommy Dorsey and Ted Shapiro, 5 pages	1939
60	"This Time It's Real", words and music by Walter Shivers, Buddy Bernier and Bob Emmerich, 5 pages	1938
60	"This Year's Kisses", words and music by Irving Berlin, 4 pages	1937
60	"We Kiss In A Shadow", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 5 pages	1951
60	"A Wonderful Guy", words by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers, 7 pages	1949
60	Miscellaneous, no title, 3 pages	undated
60	Miscellaneous, no title, 1 page (page 7)	undated
60	Miscellanous, "No. 14 Couplets", 8 pages (page 126-134)	undated
	Music Scores, Holographic, Handwritten	1929-1941 and undateds:
60	"A Call On Mr. President", Frida Sarsen-Bucky, 3 pages	undated
60	"Fling Wide The Gates", Harry Rowe Shelley, 4 pages	undated
60	"Hear The Wind Whispering", Frida Sarsen-Bucky, 3 pages	undated
60	"If I Were Queen, I'd Give My Horse A Holiday", Frida Sarsen-Bucky, 2 pages	undated
60	"Jack Frost", Frida Sarsen-Bucky, 3 pages	undated
60	"Lord, Do Thou Guide Me", music by A.W. Binder, 4 pages	undated
60	"Moonlight Everywhere", Frida Sarsen-Bucky, 2 pages	undated
60	"My Mother's Eyes", R. Huntington Woodman, 4 pages	undated
60	"121st Psalm", Karol Rathaus, G. Schirmer, Royal Brand, 7 pages	10/28/1941
60	"Out Of The East", lyrics and music by Harry Noble, 2 pages	12/11/1929
60	"Out Of The East", lyrics and music by Harry Noble, 2 pages	12/11/1929
60	"Praise The Lord, O My Soul", Anna Eliz. Gaeng, 2 pages	undated
60	"Showboat Medley", Carl Fischer, Inc., New York, 4 pages	undated
60	"Stephen, Thy Demeanor Vary", (Undreadable) Broan, 5 pages	undated
60	"Sweet Music", Karol Rathaus, 4 pages	undated
60	"They That Sow In Tears", James H. Rodgers, 3 pages	undated
60	"Tour De Trois", 27 pages	undated
60	"Three Up-To-Date Love Songs", words and music by Jessie Alexander, 9 pages	1946
60	"Throughout The Metidja To Abd El-Kadr", Robert Browning, 9 pages	undated
60	"To A Wood Dove", poem by Theodore Dreiser, music by Lillian Rosedale Goodman, 4 pages	undated
60	"To-day If You Will Hear His Voice", J.H. Roger, 1 page	undated
60	"The Voice In The Wilderness", John Prindle Scott, 4 pages	undated
60	Miscellaneous, no title, 1 page	undated
60	Miscellaneous, 29 pages of lesson from the Julliard School of Music	1934
60	Miscellaneous, no title, 1 page	undated

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51	NEWSDAY, Vol. 24, No. 70, partial	11/22/1963
51	NEWSDAY, partial	11/23/1963
51	NEWSDAY, Vol. 24, No. 72, partial	11/25/1963
51	NEWSDAY, Vol. 24, No. 73, partial	11/26/1963
51	NEWSDAY, Vol. 29, No. 271	07/21/1969
51	New York Post, Vol. 163, No. 6	11/22/1963
51	New York Post, partial	11/24/1963
51	New York Post, partial	11/25/1963
51	New York Post, partial	07/21/1969
51	New York Times, Vol. CXIII, No. 38,655	11/24/1963
51	New York Times, Vol. CXVIII, No. 40,721	07/21/1969
51	VARIETY, Vol. 201, No. 6	01/04/1956

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61	The Atlanta JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION: 1 piece	undated
61	The Birmingham NEWS: 5 pieces	undated
61	The Boston DAILY GLOBE: 1 piece	undated
61	The Boston EVENING GLOBE: 2 pieces	undated
61	The Boston GLOBE: 1 piece	undated
61	The Boston HERALD: 5 pieces	undated
61	Boston HYDE PARK TRIBUNE: 1 piece	undated
61	Boston JAMAICA PLAIN CITIZEN: 1 piece	undated
61	Boston JEWISH ADVOCATE: 1 piece	undated
61	Boston RECORD AMERICAN: 43 pieces	undated
61	Boston SUNDAY ADVERTISER: 14 pieces	undated
61	Boston SUNDAY GLOBE: 3 pieces	undated
61	Boston SUNDAY HERALD: 7 pieces	undated
61	Chicago's AMERICAN: 7 pieces	undated
61	Chicago DAILY NEWS: 6 pieces	undated
61	Chicago DAILY TRIBUNE: 1 piece	undated
61	Chicago HERALD-AMERICAN, 1 piece	undated
61	Chicago SUN-TIMES, 5 pieces	undated
61	Chicago TRIBUNE: 6 pieces	undated
61	Chicago TRIBUNE MAGAZINE: 5 pieces	undated
61	THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR: 1 piece	undated
61	Cleveland PLAIN DEALER: 1 piece	undated
61	THE CONCORD DAILY MONITOR AND N.H. PATRIOT: 2 pieces	undated
61	THE DAILY JOURNAL: 2 pieces	undated
61	DAILY NEWS: 9 pieces	undated
61	The Denver POST: 1 piece	undated
61	Des Moines SUNDAY REGISTER and Bozeman DAILY CHRONICLE: 1 piece	undated
61	The Detroit NEWS: 2 pieces	undated
61	Duluth NEWS TRIBUNE: 1 piece	undated
61	EVENING EXPRESS: 1 piece	undated
61	EVENING INDEPENDENT: 1 piece	undated
61	THE EVENING STAR: 1 piece	undated
61	The Framingham NEWS: 1 piece	undated
61	GIRL SCOUT COURIER: 1 piece	undated
61	GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY: 2 pieces	undated
61	THE HARTFORD COURANT: 1 piece	undated
61	Houston Post: 1 piece	undated
61	The Indianapolis TIMES: 1 piece	undated
61	INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE: 1 piece	undated
61	The JAMAICA STANDARD: 1 piece	undated
61	THE JEWISH WEEK: 1 piece	undated
61	The Laredo TIMES: 1 piece	undated
61	Lond Island Press: 1 piece	undated
61	THE LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS: 1 piece	undated
61	LOOK: 1 piece	undated
61	Los Angeles TIMES: 1 piece	undated
61	The Miami HERALD: 1 piece	undated
61	The Miami NEWS: 1 piece	undated
61	The Minneapolis STAR: 1 piece	undated
62	New Haven EVENING REGISTER: 1 piece	undated
62	New Orleans STATE-ITEM: 8 pieces	undated
62	Newport DAILY NEWS: 3 pieces	undated
62	NEWSDAY: 3 pieces	undated
62	NEWS OF THE SCHOOLS: 1 piece	undated
62	New York HERALD TRIBUNE: 1 piece	undated
62	New York JOURNAL-AMERICAN: 2 pieces	undated
62	The New York MIRROR: 2 pieces	undated
62	New York POST: 3 pieces	undated
62	New York TIMES: 4 pieces	undated
62	New York WORLD-TELEGRAM: 2 pieces	undated
62	Pittsburgh POST-GAZETTE: 1 piece	undated
62	The Pittsburgh PRESS: 1 piece	undated
62	THE POST-STANDARD: 2 pieces	undated
62	Providence JOURNAL: 2 pieces	undated
62	ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS: 1 piece	undated
62	St. Louis GLOBE-DEMOCRAT: 10 pieces	undated
62	St. Paul PIONEER PRESS: 1 piece	undated
62	St. Petersburg INDEPENDENT: 3 pieces	undated
62	St. Petersburg TIMES: 4 pieces	undated
62	Echenectady GAZETTE: 2 pieces	undated
62	SENTINEL: 1 piece	undated
62	SPARTANBURG HERALD: 1 piece	undated
62	SUNDAY NEWS: 2 pieces	undated
62	SUNDAY, New York NEWS: 2 pieces	undated
62	THE SUNDAY REGISTER: 1 piece	undated
62	TIMES-PICAYUNE: 5 pieces	undated
62	TIMES-UNION: 1 piece	undated
62	The Toole BULLETIN: 2 pieces	undated
62	VARIETY: 2 pieces	undated
62	The Washington DAILY NEWS: 1 piece	undated
62	WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: 2 pieces	undated
62	Miscellaneous: 22 pieces	undated

Periodical: THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, Vol. 225, No. 19, 11/08/1952Return to Top

Container(s): Box 62

Phonograph Records: Return to Top

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Box
63	Ann Crowley, "Lili" and "I Get So Lonely", 78 rpm	undated
63	"Carousel-Waltz", Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Rodgers, 78 rpm	undated
63	"The Continental", and "June Is Bustin' Out All Over", The Music of Morton Gould, 78 rpm	05/31/1945
63	"Engfuenrung Aus Dem Serail", Martem Aller Arten, Lilli Lehmann, 78 rpm	undated
63	"Great Day", Morton Gould and his Orchestra, CBS, Major Bowea "Shower of Stars", and "Dichture Talle" Tannhauser, Morton Gould and his Orchestra, CBS, "Shower of Stars", 78 rpm	04/26/1945
63	"Long Ago and Far Away" and "St. Louis Blues", Morton Gould, 78 rpm	undated
63	"Mignon: Overture", Arturo Toscanin and the NBC Symphony Orchestra, Abroise Thomas, 78 rpm	undated
63	"Milk and Honey", The Original Cast Recording, Robert Weede, Mimi Benzell and Molly Picon, 6 copies, 33 1/3 rpm	1961
63	"Mimi Benzell", microgroove, 33 1/3 rpm	undated
63	"Mimi Benzell and Robert Merill", 78 rpm	08/11/1959
63	Morton Gould, "Fortune Teller's Scenario", 78 rpm	undated
63	Morton Gould, "Tiger Rag" and "Hallelujiah", 78 rpm	undated
63	"Old Time Medley", "Liza", 78 rpm	07/19/1945
63	"Personalities In Print", Leo Cherne, William Hillman, Mimi, Col. Stanley Schrotel and Clifton R. Read, 33 1/3 rpm	09/09/1957
63	"Play Your Hunch", 33 1/3 rpm	undated
63	"Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", Norman Cordon Show, 78 rpm	undated
63	"You Go To My Head", and "The Very Though of You", "I'll Be Seeing You", 78 pages	undated
63	Miscellaneous, Part 1: 1. Opening - Cresta Blanca, 2. Closing - Cresta Blanca, 3. Opening - Teaberry; Part 2: 1. Middle - Teaberry, 2. Opening - Highway 50, 3. Closing - Highway 50, 78 rpm	undated
63	Miscellaneous, Unidentified, 78 rpm	undated
63	Miscellaneous, Unidentified, 78 rpm	undated

Photographs, Oversized: 16 x 20, Portrait of Mimi Benzell, matted, undatedReturn to Top

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Box
64	11 x 14, Cast from movie, "Dark of the Sun", Yvette Mimeux, Jimmy Brown, Rod Taylor, and 2 unidentified actos, interviews	undated
64	10 3/4 x 13 3/4, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell	1964
64	8 x 10, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell and unidentified people	undated
64	8 x 10, "Beautiful Lee Remick (n), chats with WNBC Radio's Mimi Benzell at the star-studded premiere of Columbia Pictures, LORD JIM, at the Loew's State Theatre, Benefit of Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, 1 copy	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Walter Gould, Jennifer Gould and Jonathan Gould	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Walter Gould, Jonathan Gould, inside a cover	undated
64	8 x 10, Peter O'Toole, Mimi Benzell and unidentified woman, radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Hugh O'Brien, and Chris Noel, radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Margo and Marek. Harst Burchalt, radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Marty Allen and unidentified men and women	12/1966
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Celeste Holm and unidentified man and woman	05/1961
64	8 x 10, Glenn Ford, Vincent Minelli and Walter O'Keefe	02/1961
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and Vincent Price	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Mitch Miller, NBC radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Tex McCraig, Girl Scout Members	10/1966
64	8 x 10, Miscellaneous, Mimi Benzell and unidentified men and women
64	8 x 10, 12- 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 shots of unidentified children
64	8 x 10, Bill Cahn, District Attorney and Mimi Benzell, autographed by Bill Cahn
64	8 x 10, Candy and Mimi at Stonehenge, England	09/20/1967
64	8 x 10, Mimi and unidentified man and women at Mount Sinai Hospital, Miami Beach, Florida	06/03/1958
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, unidentified man and woman, North Shore Hospital Ball	Fall 1969
64	Mimi Benzell, and Spash the Miami Seaquarium porpoise, attachments	1965
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and unidentified man and dog	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and unidentified men and woman	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell interviewing Gen. Joe George (Chief Meteorologist for Eastern Airlines)	1966
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Gov. Albert D. Rosellini, of Washington and Frank (Vrsino)	02/1961
64	8 x 10, Mary Lou Williams, Bess Mayerson and Mimi Benzell	undated
64	Mimi Benzell, Lawritz Mechior and unidentified man and woman	undated
64	8 x 10, Panel of Judges, "Miss America", Donald Vorheis, Bill Doll, Licia Albanese, Schubert Lawrence, George P. Hunt, Mimi, Vincent Price, Onna White, Al Trescony	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and 2 unidentified men, note attached	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, outdoor concert	undated
64	8 x 10, McGawans, Hollenbach, Mimi, Mrs. Wilkinson, Henry Stringer, Federal Trade Commission and unidentified men and women	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and Gina Lollabrigida, WNBC radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and unidentified woman and men, NBC radio interview	undated
64	8 x 10, Thelma Ritter, Mimi Benzell, Dr. Virginia Apgar, WNBC radio interview	01/11/1965
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and David Wayne, WNBC interview, 3 copies	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Sidney Poiter, Opening of "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"	12/11/1967
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and Angie Dickinson	1966
64	8 x 10, Jerry Lewis and Mimi Benzell	09/1966
64	8 x 10, Barbara Seaman, Herschel Bernardi and Mimi Benzell	02/1966
64	8 x 10, Col. Rawlings, Ed Sullivan, Mobile Touchdown Club	03/1956
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Carmen Dragon and Gordon MacRae on NBC'S "The Railroad Hour"	undated
64	8 x 10, "Mimi Benzell, Helen Traubel, Margaret Truman, among the many singers who came to the Pierre to watch Mimi work in a supper club"	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell and Gordon MacRae	undated
64	8 x 10, Pat O'Brien, Boeing Commissioner Robert Christenberry, Col. Edward Eagan, Mimi Benzell	undated
64	8 x 10, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell, 12 copies	undated
64	8 x 10, Robert Weede, Mimi Benzell, and Molly Picon in "Milk and Honey"	undated
64	8 x 10, Mimi Benzell, Star of "Milk and Honey" musical at the Colonial Theatre, led three sheep yesterday across busy Boylston and Fremont Streets to the Boston Common where the animals busied themselves grazing as was the custom over 300 years ago. The sheep appear in the show"	undated
64	8 x 10, Portraits of Mimi Benzell, 42 copies	undated
51	8 x 10, color, Miss America Contest Panel, Tony Rey, Bill Doll, James Skiduin, Donald Voorheis, George Hunt, Vincent Price, Larry Schubert, Mimi Benzell, Licia Albanese, Bob (unreadable) Jr., Oona White, Bob Nesbitt, Al Trescony, inside cover	1966
64	7 1/2 x 9 1/2, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell on stage	undated
64	7 x 10, Mimi Benzell and Richard Chamberlain, 7 copies	1965
64	7 x 9 1/4, Richard Nixon, Leon Leonardi, Mimi Benzell and unidentified men. Both are autographed by Richard Nixon, 2 copies	undated
64	7 x 9, Mimi Benzell and Billy De Wolfe	undated
64	7 x 9, Mimi Benzell and Steve Allen	undated
64	7 x 9, Mimi Benzell with Alec Templeton	undated
64	7 x 9, Mimi Benzell with Lauritz Melchoir, Leonard Warren and Stanley Melba	undated
64	7 x 9, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell, 2 copies	undated
64	5 x 7, Mimi Benzell and unidentified woman and men at unidentified home, 2 copies	undated
64	5 x 7, Mimi Benzell receiving the Direct Selling Association "Saleswoman of the Year" award, the plaque was presented by Rex Wood, president, Sarah Coventry, Inc., 3 copies	undated
64	5 x 7, C.W. Post College, Chancellor Haxie and Mimi	05/1968
64	5 x 7, Mimi Benzell interviewing Richard Chamberlain	03/1965
64	4 x 4, Florida, (Jonathan Gould), unidentified women and children	03/1955
64	3 1/2 x 5, color, yellowed, Mimi Benzell and unidentified men, January 14, 1949 and Mimi Benzell and unidentified woman, January 15, 1949	01/14/1949, 01/15/1949
64	3 1/2 x 5, Mimi Benzell and Walter Gould, candid shots by a barn, on the lawn, by a pool	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, Mimi Benzell, Walter and Jonathan Gould and unidentified people sunning by a pool	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, unidentified child and women	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, (Jonathan Gould) on horseback	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, (Jennifer Gould) on horseback	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, (Jonathan Gould) and unidentified woman and children	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, (Walter and Jennifer Gould)	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, unidentified woman and men, Aruba, xmas, 1969	1969
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, (Jonathan Gould), Mimi Benzell and unidentified children, sepia	07/02/1955
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, Mimi Benzell, (Jonathan Gould), Walter Gould, and unidentified woman in candid shots outside home	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, Mimi Benzell, (Jonathan Gould), Walter Gould, unidentified woman (on vacation) at Berthoud Pass/Continental Divide	undated
64	3 1/2 x 3 1/2, Mimi Benzell and unidentified actor in costumes	undated
64	3 1/4 x 4 3/4, Mimi Benzell, Walter, Jonathan, and Jennifer Gould
64	3 1/4 x 4 1/4, unidentified man and woman	05/1937
64	3 1/4 x 4 1/4, Mimi Benzell and unidentified man
64	Mimi Benzell and Joe Franklin on "Joe Franklin's Memory Lane" show
64	3 x 4, "Benzell climbing a Palm tree"	01/1943
64	3 x 4, Miami, Flagler St	01/1943
64	3 x 4, "On The Lawn At The Merriom Apt"	01/1943
64	3 x 4, "Marquin Dallas"	01/1943
64	3 x 4, Mimi Benzell	01/1943
64	3 x 4, "Big Railroad Station in Alabama"	01/1943
64	2 1/2 x 5 3/4, Mimi Benzell, mounted on posterboard	undated
64	2 1/2 x 3 1/2, color, Jonathan Gould, grade 2, 7 years old, 5 months	03/1961
64	2 1/2 x 3 1/2, Mimi Benzell	undated
64	2 1/2 x 2 1/2, Candid shots of Mimi Benzell	undated
64	1 3/4 x 2 1/2, color, Jonathan Gould, 2 grade, 7 years, 5 months	03/1961

Photographs, Negatives: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
64	2 1/2 x 5, Mimi Benzell	undated
64	2 1/2 x 2 1/2, color, Mimi Benzell, Jonathan Gould and unidentified children and women	undated
64	2 1/2 x 3 1/2, candid shots of Mimi Benzell, Walter Gould and unidentified people	undated
64	2 1/2 x 2 1/2, color, portraits of Mimi Benzell	undated
64	7 3/4 x 9 3/4, Portrait of Mimi	undated

Photographs, Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
64	Foto Series, Musei Caticani, 12 Series, artwork, Brevettato, black and white	undated
64	Kodachrome stereo transparencies, color, 9 pieces, unidentified men and women, Walter Gould, Mimi Benzell	undated

Plaques: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
51	Presented to Mimi Benzell from The Girl Scouts for the Girl Scout Friend of the Year	1967
51	Presented to Mimi Benzell from Mid-Island Council Girl Scouts 30th Birthday, partial, part or parts missing	03/12/1970
51	Presented to Mimi Benzell, from Nassau Business and Professional Women's Club, Acheivement Awards	04/29/1965
51	Presented to Mimi Benzell, from the National Association of Direct Selling Companies in Tribute to Rare Talent, is presented the Saleswoman of the Year Award, Miami, Florida (Discarded, Oct. 2003)	06/16/1969

Programs: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
65	Brookyln Academy of Music, The Institute at the Academy of Music, "Hansel and Gretel"	02/21/1942
65	Capitol Theatre, N.Y.C., "Recital by Amelita Galh-Curci", Albany, New York	04/10/1937
65	Carnegie Hall, S. Hurok presents "David Oislrakh and Igor Oistrakh in Joint Concert With the Moscow Chamber Orchestra", All-Mozart Program	11/09/1963
65	Chicago Stagebill, Music Theater, Chicago, Illinois, "Mimi Benzell in Showboat"	08/06/1954
65	The Civic Music Association presents Mimi Benzell and Felix Knight, Civic Concert Service, Inc., 9 copies	undated
65	The Civic Music Association, "The Robert Shaw Chorale", The Civic Concert Service, Inc.	undated
65	The Community Concert Association, "Columbia Grand Opera Quartet"	undated
65	The Community Concert Association presents, "Columbia Grand Opera Quartet", 2 copies	undated
65	The Community Concert Association, New York, "Mimi Benzell", 1 copy	undated
65	Conli Castile Shampoo presents "The Treasure Hour of Song", "Music That Lives Forever", Broadcast from the Guild Theatre	05/17/1945
65	Emil Blatz Temple of Music, Washington Park, Milwaukee County Park Commission, "Music Under The Stars"	08/04/1955
65	Forrest Theatre, "Rosalinda", 1 copy	03/20/1944
65	The Forum, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, "The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra", 16th Season	1945-1946
65	George Washington High School, New York, "Commencement"	06/26/1935
65	Glyndebourne Festival Opera, "Mozart Bicentenary Festival"	06/14/1956-08/14/1956
65	Greenville Symphony Orchestra, 25th Anniversary, "Mimi Benzell"	11/09/1954
65	Hotel Pierre Playbill, "Mimi Benzell, A Night on the Town", 4 copies	undated
65	John Carroll University, "The University Series"	1959-1960
65	John Hamrick's Temple Theatre, Tacoma Washington, "Columbia Grand Opera Quartet"	10/07 no year
65	Kleinhans Music Hall, "Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra"	02/15/1952
65	L'Association Federee Des Facteurs deQuebec, "Le Quaturo Grand Opera Columbia", (French translation), 1 copy	09/28/1945
65	Madison Square Garden, "15th Annual Music Under The Stars", in behalf of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation	06/10/1963
65	Mary D. Bradford High School Auditorium, "Kenosha Symphony Orchestra", 15th Season	11/18/1954
65	Meriden High School, Meriden, Connecticut, Sisterhood B'nai Abraham, "Miss Mimi Benzell"	12/11 no year
65	Metropolitan Musical Bureau, Inc., New York, "Columbia Grand Opera Quartet", 3 copies	undated
65	Metropolitan Opera, "Mimi Benzell, Lovely to See, Lovely to Hear", Booking Season, 2 copies	1944-1957
65	Metropolitan Opera, "Proudly Presenting Lovely Mimi Benzell", 5 copies	1945
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", bounded, front cover is detatched	1944-1945
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", bounded	1945-1946
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", bounded	1946-1947
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", bounded, front cover is detatched	1947-1948
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", bounded, front cover is detatched	1948-1949
66	Metropolitian Opera Association, "Mimi Benzell", Metropolitan Opera Association on Tour, bounded, front and back covers are detatched	1945-1949
65	Metropolitan Opera Association, Ishpeming Concert Series, Ishpeming, Michigan, "Mimi Benzell and Eugene Conley"	01/08/1955
65	Municipal Opera, Municipal Open-Air Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri, 27th Annual Season, 4 copies	1945
65	The Musical Council, State Gymnasium, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, "American Serenade"	10/19 no year
65	Palace Theatre, "The Police Association of Hamilton, Thirty-fourth Annual Concert"	12/08/1954
65	Palacio De Bellas Artes, Opera De Mexico, "Festival Mozart", no year, Spanish translation	07/26 no year
65	Palacio De Bellas Artes, Opera De Mexico, "Festival Mozart; I, Don Giovanni", Spanish translation, 3 copies	07/30/1944
65	Palacio De Bellas Artes, Opera De Mexico, "Festival Mozart; II, "La Flauta Magica", Spanish translation, 2 copies	08/09/1944
65	Palmer House, "Where To Go, What To Do In Chicago", 1 copy	06/22/1963
65	Palmer House, "Where, What, When In Chicago"	01/27/1951
65	The Playbill for the Imperial Theatre, "Rosalinda", New York, 5 copies	08/22/1943
65	Playbill, Martin Beck Theatre, "Milk and Honey", Vol. 5, No. 41	10/09/1961
65	The Playbill for the Imperial Theatre, "Rosalinda", New York, 3 copies	08/08/1943
65	The Playgoers Ford's Theatre, "Rosalinda"	03/13 no year
65	"Program of Concerts", by Mimi Benzell and Boston Salon Orchestra attachments	undated
65	"Rosalinda"	undated
65	The Sacred Heart Hospital Associates, "Mimi Benzell and the Boston Salon Orchestra"	10/03/1954
65	The St. Olaf Lutheran Sunday School Building, "Mimi Benzell"	11/21/1954
65	Schubert Theatre, "New Haven's Center of Entertainment, Manhattan Civic Opera Co., "Rigoletto", 1944-1945 Season, attachment, 1 copy	05/27/1945
65	Stadium Concerts Review, "New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra", Lewisohn Stadium, College of the City of New York, Vol. XXVIII, No. 4, 1 copy	07/09/1945-07/15/1945
65	Stadium Concerts Review, "New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra", Lewisohn Stadium, College of the City of New York, Vol. XXVIII, No. 7, 1 copy	07/30/1945-07/31/1945. 08/01/1945-08/05/1945
65	Starlight Opera sponsored by Birmingham-Southern College, "The Firefly", 2 copies	07/24/1945-07/27/1945
65	Starlight Opera sponsored by Birmingham-Southern College, presents Mimi Benzell and Donald Gage in Victor Herbert's "The Fortune Teller", fifth season, 3 copies	06/28-07/03 no year
65	Strauss Festival, Opera House, "Music of Old Vienna by the Members of Three Generations of Famous Strauss Family Composers"	05/26/1946
65	TV Forecast, TV Programs	03/29/1952
65	Town of Pelham, N.Y., Tercentennial	10/09/1951-10/17/1951
65	Union-Endicott High School Auditorium, Auspices of the Endicott Civil Forum sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Endicott, "Recital by Mimi Benzell and Felix Knight", Stars of the Metropolitan Opera Association assessed by Philip Jefferys at the Steinway	04/08/1947
65	U.S. Steel, "The NBC Symphony Orchestra Summer Concerts"	07/01/1951
65	Unity House, "Talk Out Loud", Pennsylvania	09/21/1941
65	University of Western Ontario, "Mimi Benzell and John Wustman"	11/14/1941
65	University of Western Ontario, Sunday Nine O'clock presents "Mimi Benzell and John Wustman"	11/14/1954
65	Vogue Music Corporation, N.Y.C., "Milk and Honey", with Robert Weede, Mimi Benzell, and Molly Picon	1961
65	Waldorf-Astoria, "The Annual Alfred Emanuel Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner", at the Waldorf Astoria	undated
65	Warner Theatre, Atlantic City, New Jersey, American College of Surgeons, "Voice of Firestone Symphony Orchestra"	undated
65	Westchester County Center, Conlin-Petrucci Associates, "Winter Music Festival"	1954-1955
65	The Women's Institute of St. Paul, 12 copies	10/26/1948
65	Miscellaneous, Men's Club, Congregation Beth Israel, "Mimi Benzell"	12/05/1954

Publicity: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
67	Advertisements: 2 pieces	undated
67	Biographical Information: 5 pieces	undated
67	Broadside: 1 piece	undated
67	Memorandums: 2 pieces	undated
67	Newspaper Clippings: 2 pieces	undated
67	News Releases: 2 pieces	undated
67	Talk For Mimi: 2 pieces	undated
67	Press Stories For Mimi Benzell: 2 pieces	undated
67	Miscellaneous pages (xerox, photocopy, and mimeograph): 68 pieces	undated

Record Albums: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
63	10 Records: 7, "Magic Flute", Nos. 25, 38, pages 105-167; 1, "Magic Flutes", Acts 1 and 2; 2, "La Boheme", Mimi as Musetta	12/1945, 12/25/1945
63	12 Records: 5, "Let's Go To The Met", "Mad Scene"; 1, "Let's Go To The Met", "Caro Nome"; 5, "Let's Go To The Met"; "Rigoletto Duet"	12/27/1948, 03/14/1949, 05/16/1949, 04/16/1949
63	11 Records: 1, "Queen Of The Night"; 2, Metropolitan Opera USA, (Except Je Suis Titania, Part 1); 1, "Let's Go To The Opera Mechanical Doll"; 1, "Let's Go To The Opera", trio from De Rosenkavalier; 4, "Titania", from Treasury Hour of Song Program	01/06/1945, 03/07/1945, 04/16/1946, 10/13/1946, 05/17/1945
63	10 Records: 1, "Lass With The Delicate Air" on "Voice of Firestone"; 1, "Romance"; 1, "Queen Of The Night"; 1, "La Traviatta" from London; 1, "Over The Rainbow", "Voice of Firestone"; 1, "Theme, Summertime", "Batti Batti," obel Masetto from Don Giovanni, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm, 1, "Romeo and Juliet Waltz Song", Ziv translation; 3 unidentified	04/20/1953, undated, 10/30/1947, 06/22/1943
63	9 Records: 2, "Railroad Hour", parts 1, 3, 5 and 6; "Titania", from "Treasury Hour of Song Program"; 3, "The Northerners", parts 1-6 of 6; 1, Broadcast WJZ, Mimi and Felix Knight, "Magic of Spring", duet; 1, "NBC Summer Symphony", Medley of songs by Victor Herbert, sung by Mimi and John Baker; 1, "Aria" by Delibes, sung by Mimi B. and Norman Cordon, Show	01/21/1952, 05/17/1945, 01/15/1952, 12/13/1848, 07/01/1951, 03/13/1945
63	12 Records: 1, unidentified; 11, "Mignon", Acts 1 and 2	undated and 01/27/1945
63	11 Records: 1, Alfredo Antoninio Orchestra; 1, Traviatta, prelude; 2, "Tex and Jinx of 2/22"; 1, "Two Sleepy People", 33 speed; 1, "11:30am", "Pulse Beeper"; 1, "Major Bowes Show", Mimi Benzell and Bob Kennedy; 4, unidentified	undated, 10/05/1953, 02/24/1956, 06/19/1957
63	11 Records: 1, "Mi Esperanza Adorata", Mozart, CBS, Invitation to Music, Part 1; 5, "Constanza's Aria" from "Abduction from the Seraflio", Mozart, CBS, Invitation to Music, Part 1; 1, Mimi Benzell and Felix Knight, direct from "Showboat", Broadcast WJZ; 3, "Some Day My Prince Will Come" and "Showboat"; 1, Carnegie Hall, direct from "La Traviata"	12/05/1945, 12/13/1948, undated, 12/13/1949
63	12 Records: 7, "Mignon", Acts 2 and 3; 4, "Servietta's Aria", Ariadne Strauss; 1, "Romeo and Juliet", Gounod, Act III, Scene II, ABC, Benzell-Stephens	10/27/1945, 12/18/1946, 02/01/1947
68	12 Records: 7, "Chocolate Soldier"; 1, Firestone Simulcast, "Medley of Football Songs"; 1, "Bergan McCarthy Show", Miss Benzell spot; 1, Firestone Simulcast, "Ciribiriban", and "Giannina Mia"; 1, Firestone Simulcast, "Donna Diana" and "Closing"; 1, Firestone Simulcast, "The Lass With The Delicate Air" and "Zigeuner"	10/16/1950, undated, 05/28/1950
68	12 Records: 1, "Bess, You Is My Woman", Paul Whiteman Show Exc., Mimi Benzell and Bob Merrill; 1, "Care"; 1, NBC Symphony, "Waltz Song From Romeo and Juliet"; 1, "Lover", Station WJZ; 2, "Federation of Jewish Philantropies Program", Parts 1-3; 1, "Chance of Lifetime"; 1, "Sempre Liberia" on All Star Revue; 2, "Aria" by Delibes, sung by Mimi Benzell, Norman Cordon Show, and "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"; 1, "Any Moment Now", Duet Mimi and Norman Cordon; 1, "Care Nome"	01/05/1947, 09/12/1950, 07/01/1951, 06/09/1948, 06/16/1950, 01/20/1953, 11/22/1952, 03/13/1945, 12/07/1944, 12/08/1944
68	11 Records: 4, WNBC, Mimi Benzell and Gordon MacRae in "Nina Rosa"; 4, Railroad Hour, "Nina Rosa"; 3, Railroad Hour, "Sweethearts"	05/14/1951, 10/22/1951
68	11 Records: 7, unidentified; 1, Opera Matinee, Mr. and Mrs. Opera; 1, "Something For The Ladies", interview with Mimi Benzell, KDYL Salt Lake City; 1, Earl Fisher interviews Mimi Benzell, WEW; 1, Cedric Adams "CBS 5 Minute Show" (Mimi Benzell Special), 33 1/3 rpm	10/14/1950, 04/01/1947, 06/26/1945
68	12 Records: 1, "Romeo and Juliet Waltz Song" and "Una Voce Poco Fa"; 1, "Bati Bati and Queen of the Night"; 1, Railroad Hour; 1, Mimi Benzell and Sobol; 2, "You Go To My Head"; 2, "You Go To My Head" and "The Very Thought Of You, I'll Be Seeing You"; 1, Gershwin's; 1, "How Can I Ever Be Alone"; 1, Interview With Mimi Benzell by Bill Willard, Play Inside-Out, 33 N.A.B., 1, microgroove, Standard Hour Selections, 33 speed	01/21/1952, 06/24/1953, 05/15/1948, 12/23/1941, 11/16/1952, undateds
68	12 Records: 12, "La Boheme"	undated
68	12 Records: 5, unidentified; 4, La Traviata; 1, "Polonasie Je Suis Titania"; 1, "Romauy Life"; 1, "Caro Nomai"	12/18/1945, undated, 07/20/1945, 12/23/1941
68	11 Records: 10, Aflredo Antonini and His Orchestra"	01/06/1946
68	12 Records: 4, "The Nightingale"; 1, unidentified; 3, "La Traviata"; 1, "Adele's Laughing Song"; 1, "Brahm's Requiem"; 1, "Travita"; 1, "Uno Voce Poco Fa"	04/02/1947 and undateds

School Papers - Correspondence, Essays, and Programs: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
67	To: Mr. Rapee, From: Walter Damrosc personal letter of introduction for Mimi Benzell	undated
67	"Description of An Elderly Person", 1 page	03/12/1936
67	"Description Technique of O' Henry in the short story "A Municipal Report", 1 page	03/19/1936
67	"Four Girls and a Summer Afternoon", 26 pages	05/25/1936
67	"A Friendly Letter", 3 pages	05/14/1936
67	"Hardy For the Stage-Goldsmith For the Bookshelf", 11 pages	05/10/1937
67	"My Ideal Room", 1 page	02/17/1936
67	"Setting the Table", 1 page	04/27/1936
67	"These Three", 3 pages	03/24/1936
67	George Washington High School Diploma: Miriam R. Benzell	06/1935
67	Homemade Notebook: "Golden Rules of Living", taken from B.T. Washington, 12 pages	undated
67	The Midland School, "Graduation Exercises"	06/24/1931

Scrapbooks: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
69	Scrapbook	10-11/1946; 11-12/1946; 12/1946-1/1947; 12/1949-1/1950; 12/1949-1950
69	Photos, newspaper clippings and programs, 36 pages	1934-1949
69	Newspaper clippings and programs, 78 pages	1941-1947
69	Newspaper clippings, programs and photos, 49 pages, 2 attachments	1949-1961
Oversize	Newspaper clippings, 50 pages	1950
69	Newspaper clippings, programs and broadsides, 152 pages	1950-1951
69	Newspaper clippings and programs, 26 pages	1952-1953
69	Newspaper clippings, miscellaneous clippings and programs, 124 pages	1952-1953
70	Telegrams, photo, cards and correspondence, 55 pages	1953-1955
70	Newspaper clippings, 22 pages	1954
70	Programs and newspaper clippings, 114 pages	1954-1955
70	Newspaper clippings, 145 pages	1955-1956

Telegrams: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
67	1 piece	1949
67	17 pieces	1970
67	Miscellaneous: 2 pieces	undated

Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
71	Artwork, cartoon drawing of Mimi, by Fred Levins at the 'G', black ink	undated
71	"In Memoriam", Mimi Benzell, Riverside Memorial Chapel, New York	12/23/1970
71	Index card, 3 x 5, lip prints (in lipstick), and one sentence in French	undated
71	Itinerary, mimeographed copy, 11 pages	1959
71	Loose leaf pages to scrapbooks: newspaper clippings, programs and articles	undated
71	Mat Numbers, "Mimi Benzell Mat Numbers", 3 pages, inside folder	undated
71	Miscellaneous clippings	undated
72-73	Napkins, cloth, all napkins are autographed by various celebrities Mimi interviewed on her WNBC radio show; 38 pink napkins, 1 green napkin	1965-1967
71	Newsletters: 1, "Columbia Law School News", Volume X, No. 6; 1, "Junior High Points", Parent-Teacher Association, Weber Junior High School, attachment; 1, "WNBC 660, Local Radio in New York", "Play Ball!!", 3 copies	01/17/1956, 05/1971
71	Night Eye Shapes (used when sleeping), black	undated
71	Piece of Satin-like cloth (Pillowcase), pale violet with the name "Mimi" sewn in gold thread	undated
71	Plate, a cartoon of Mimi Benzell in costume, signed by di Benedetto, which is also engraved on the back	undated
71	Speech, "Good Afternoon Mrs. Henning and Friends", handwritten in ink, 4 pages	undated
71	Stenographer Pad, 27 pages, 1970, written by Mimi's own hand	1970
71	Tablecloth, white, autographed by various celebrities that Mimi interviewed	undated
71	Trophy, presented to Mimi Benzell, "In Recognition of the Bond Between Us", State of Israel Bonds, Philadelphia	10/31/1960
71	Viewer, Realist Stereo, black and red	undated

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Musical theater -- United States -- 20th century.
Musicals -- United States -- 20th century.
Opera -- United States -- 20th century.
Operas -- United States -- 20th century.
Radio personalities -- United States -- 20th century.
Radio programs, Musical -- United States -- 20th century.
Radio talk shows -- United States -- 20th century.
Women in radio broadcasting -- United States -- 20th century.
Women singers -- United States -- 20th century.

Corporate Names

Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.)

Form or Genre Terms

Audiotapes.
Phonograph records.
Scores.
Scrapbooks.

Titles within the Collection

Luncheon with Mimi (Radio program)
Railroad hour (Radio program)

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

Mimi Benzell papers, 1897-1972

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Preservation Note

Related Materials

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Sound Tapes (7 inch reel, 1200 feet): Return to Top

Sound tapes (2,400 feet, 3 inch center hole, all in unnumbered large box with collection): Return to Top

Video Tapes: Return to Top

Films: Return to Top

Pamphlets: Return to Top

Periodicals: Return to Top

Phono Discs (16 inch, 33 1/3 RPM): Return to Top

Photographs: Return to Top

Printed Music Scores: Return to Top

Programs: Return to Top

Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Awards: Return to Top

Bulletin: THE DIAPER SERVICE INSITUTE OF AMERICA BULLETIN, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1955Return to Top

Music Scores: Return to Top

Negatives: Twelve 8x10 inch ektachrome negatives of Mimi Benzell, undatedReturn to Top

Newsletters: Return to Top

Newspapers: Return to Top

Newspaper Clippings: Return to Top

Photographs: Return to Top

Photographs (Loose): Return to Top

Photographs (Mounted): Return to Top

Printed Music, Book Form: Return to Top

Printed Music, Loose Sheets: Return to Top

Programs: Return to Top

Playbills: Return to Top

Proofs: Return to Top

Proposal: A PROPOSAL FOR STOMBERG-CARLSON, submitted by Shockley, Pokrass, and Gauss, Inc., 03/1950Return to Top

Script - Opera: THE FORTUNE TELLER, liberetto by Harry B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert, typescript, 30 pages; carbon copy, 53 pages, lightly annotated, 1898:Return to Top

Scripts - Radio: Return to Top

Scripts - Television: Return to Top

Scripts - Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Sketches: Return to Top

Sound Tapes (7 inch reel, 1200-1800 feet): Return to Top

Miscellaneous: Return to Top

Advertisements: Return to Top

Audiotapes (reel-to-reel, unless otherwise noted): Return to Top

Autograph Book: 61 pages, different colored pages, green cover with gold letters, 1931Return to Top

Books: Return to Top

Broadsides: Return to Top

Certificates: Return to Top

Citations: Return to Top

Correspondence: Return to Top

Legal Papers (All pertain to The Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc., and Mimi Benzell legal matters, unless otherwise noted): Return to Top

Motion Pictures (8mm): Return to Top

Motion Pictures (16mm): Return to Top

Music Scores: Return to Top

Music Scores, Loose-Leaf: Return to Top

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