Collection Summary
Kanin, Michael, 1910-1993
Kanin, Fay
Fay and Michael Kanin papers
1911-1988
02893
48.56 cubic feet (50 boxes)
University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
English
Fay and Michael Kanin were one of the most prominent husband-wife collaborative teams in the performing
arts responsible for writing, directing and producing hundreds of motion picture films, plays, and works of fiction. This
collection contains scripts, correspondence, contracts, photographs, production materials and stills. As well as material
related to the career of Michael’s brother Garson Kanin, and research and interviews used for character outlines and development
for a 1980s project based on South Africa.
Biography of Michael and Fay Kanin
Fay and Michael Kanin were one of the most prominent husband-wife collaborative teams in the performing arts responsible for writing,
directing and producing hundreds of motion picture films, plays, and works of fiction. The couple collaborated on many projects including
the Broadway play
Goodbye, My Fancy (1948) and the Western titled The Outrage (1964), based on the Japanese film Rashomon (1950).
The couple received an Academy Award nomination for Teacher's Pet in 1958. The couple was blacklisted by HUAC because of ties to the
Actors Lab in Hollywood and were unable to find work again until MGM hired the couple for Rhapsody in 1953.
Michael Kanin was born in Rochester, New York in February of 1910. He studied at the Arts Students League in New York City and at the
New York School of Design. Michael was an artist and musician before turning to writing, producing, and directing for the stage and screen.
His first job was writing and acting in Catskills resort shows with his brother Garson Kanin. In 1939, he was signed to a screenwriting contract
at RKO. In 1940, Kanin married his RKO co-worker, Fay Mitchell. Michael, along with Ring Lardner, Jr., received the 1942 Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences Award for their original screenplay,
Woman of the Year, which starred Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. He was active in the
industry from 1939 until 1969, when he retired. Michael Kanin passed away in California in March of 1993, at the age of 83.
Fay Kanin was a native of New York, born in May of 1917, and attended Elmira College in Elmira, NY prior to moving to California where she graduated
from the University of Southern California in 1937. She married Michael Kanin in 1940, and they immediately started writing collaboratively. She was
a prolific playwright and screenwriter who along with her husband received the 1958 Academy Award for the best written comedy for their work
Teacher's Pet.
Fay began solo writing for television and television movies in the 1970s, writing Heat of Anger, Tell Me Where It Hurts, Friendly Fire, and Hustling. In 1975,
Universal Studio producers asked Kanin for a screenplay about a bi-racial burlesque theater in 1933 Chicago. Nothing came of it, but in 1985 Kanin adapted
her unproduced screenplay for the stage, and the result was Grind. Fay Kanin served as the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
from 1979 until 1983 and on the Board of Governors from 2007-2008. She also served as the president of the Screen Branch of the Writers Guild of America,
as Chair of the National Film Preservation Board of the Library of Congress, an officer of the Writers Guild Foundation, and a member of the board of directors
of the American Film Institute. Fay Kanin passed away in March of 2013, at the age of 95.
Scope and Content
This collection contains scripts, production material, and professional papers from both Fay and Michael Kanin. The scripts series include screenplays,
plays, television series and movies. Included in that series are scripts for
Heartsounds, Goodbye, My Fancy, Teacher’s Pet, Rashomon, Woman of the Year, and Friendly Fire.
Also included in this series are scripts by other authors sent to Fay and Michael Kanin. The professional papers series includes correspondence, contracts, photographs
and production stills, magazine and newspaper clippings and production materials for some of Michael and Fay Kanin’s work. Also included is some personal material for the couple, material related to the career
of Michael’s brother Garson, and research and interviews used for character outlines and development for a 1980s project based on South Africa.
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Fay and Michael Kanin papers, Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Finding aid available in repository.
This collection material was recieved from Michael and Fay Kanin between 1968 and 1997.
This collection was processed by Brittany Heye in November-December of 2024.
Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection
Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.
Access Terms
Starr, Ben
Kanin, Garson, 1912-1999
Kline, Herbert
Writers Guild of America
Writers Guild of America, West
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Sci-Tech Council
Directors Guild of America.
Elmira College.
Screenwriters -- United States -- 20th century.
Motion picture authorship -- United States -- 20th century.
Motion pictures -- United States -- 20th century.
Theater -- United States -- 20th century.
Playwriting -- United States -- 20th century.
Motion picture producers and directors -- 20th century.
Motion pictures -- Production and direction -- United States.
Theatrical producers and directors -- United States -- 20th century.
Woman of the year (Motion picture)
Teacher's pet (Motion picture)
Rashomon (Motion picture)
Outrage (Motion picture: 1964)
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Performing Arts
Social Life and Customs
People, Ethnicity, and Culture
Series I. Scripts
This series contains scripts written for musicals, plays, screenplays, screenstories, and television. It is arranged alphabetically and following that is larger productions sorted alphabetically.
The first five subseries all contain material written by Micahel and Fay Kanin. The final subseries in this section contain scripts written by other authors.
Sub-series 1. Musicals
1"Handle With Care" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
1"The Music Goes Round" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
1"The Wife Who Couldn't Take It" adaptation by Michael Kanin of "Who Provok'd Wife" by John VanbrughMarch 9, 1950
Sub-series 2. Plays
1"All in Favor" an adaptation for Americans by Michael Kanin of Henrik Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People"undated
1"Burn the Wheat" by Michael Kanin and Nat Harris1935
1"The Curtains of Zipporah" an adaptation from Chaim Nachman Bialik by Fay Kaninundated
1"The Do-Gooder" by Michael Kaninundated
1"Headline" by Fay Mitchell (written in college)undated
1"Hobnob" by Michael Kanin and Clark Andrews (never produced)1935
1"Horse Opera" by Michael Kaninundated
1"Kingdom Come" an American Drama by Michael Kanin and E.B. Dewing Kaup (never produced)1936
1"Lafayette, Are You There?" Radio Play by Evelyn Edwards and Fay Mitchell1938
1"The Love Child" by Fay and Michael Kanin based on the story by Edith Oliverundated
1"The Line-Up" by Fay Mitchell (written for an inter-studio competition)October 10, 1939
1"Siedman" by Elick Moll, produced by Michael KaninMarch 13, 1962
1"Strip- Tease" a One-Act play by Michael Kanin and Nat Harris1936
18Play - "We, The Willoughbys" A Farce Comedy by Michael Kanin and Harry Ingram1936
1"The Wife Who Couldn't Take It" by Michael KaninMarch 9, 1950
1"The Woman's Angle" Radio Playundated
1"The Gay Life" - "Anatol" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
1"The Gay Life" - "The Affairs of Anatol" an adaptation by Fay and Michael Kanin of the play by Arthur Schnitzler (produced in England and basis of later play - "The Gay Life")undated
1"The Gay Life" -"The Affairs of Anatol" an adaptation by Fay and Michael Kanin of the play by Arthur Schnitzler1954
2"The Gay Life" -"Parade" presents "The Anatomy of A Musical" - "The Gay Life" written by Saul Ilson - first draftundated
2"The Gay Life" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
2"The Gay Life" - Rehearsal Scriptundated
2"The Gay Life" - First Mimeo1960-1961
2"The Gay Life" - Second MimeoAugust 4, 1961
2"Goodbye, My Fancy" by Fay Kanin1947
2"Goodbye, My Fancy" - Final Production VersionNovember 17, 1948
2"Goodbye, My Fancy" - Hardcover Copyundated
2"Goodbye, My Fancy" - Publication Draftundated
2 "M'Lord and Lady" an Adaptation of Sir John Vanbrugh's "The Provok'd Wife" by Michael Kanin and Ben Starrundated
2"M'Lord and Lady" - Directors Script1974
2"M'Lord and Lady" - New Pagesundated
2"M'Lord and Lady" - Re-written Versionundated
2"M'Lord and Lady" - Working Draftsundated
2"Rashomon" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
2"Rashomon" - "Hardcover Copy"undated
2"Rashomon" - "The Enigma" A Musical treatment by Michael Kaninundated
2"Rashomon" - French and Spanish versionsundated
3"Rashomon" - Playing VersionJanuary 27, 1959
3"Rashomon" - Screen Adaptationundated
3"Rashomon" - Translation of the Japanese versionundated
3"The White Queen" by Michael Kaninundated
3"The White Queen" - Work Copy - Act Oneundated
3"The White Queen" - Working Pagesundated
Sub-series 3. Screenplay
3"A Likely Story" by Michael Kanin - treatmentMay 22, 1961
3"All the World's A Stage" by Michael Kanin, also titled "The Player" - working draftundated
3"The American Dream" by Fay Kanin - discardsOctober 1970
3"The American Dream" by Fay Kanin - 1st draftSeptember 1970
3"Elegy for Linda" by Michael Kanin and Herbert Klineundated
3"Grand Street Boys" by Michael Kanin (never produced)August 3, 1943
3"Live Now, Pay Later" by Michael Kanin and Herbert Klineundated, 1967
3"Makor" draftundated
3"Miss Martin's Millions" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
3"The Players" by Michael Kanin - submission versionMay 31, 1971
4"Puppy Dogs' Tails" by Michael KaninMarch 9, 1940
4"The Rich Full Life" by Michael Kanin and Herbert Klineundated
4"The Swordsman of Siena"1954
4"Tell Me Where It Hurts" by Fay Kaninundated
4"Thieves Market" by Fay and Michael Kanin1957
4Untitledundated
4"Vengeance!" drafts undated
4"When I Grow Up" by Michael KaninSeptember 26, 1950
4"Where Does It Hurt?" by Fay Kanin - draftundated
4Miscellaneous Pagesundated
4"Cabbages and Kings" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
4"Cabbages and Kings" - Draftundated
5"Cabbages and Kings" - Partial Copyundated
5"Centennial Summer" by Michael KaninJanuary 22, 1945
5"Centennial Summer" - First Draft continuityMay 16, 1945
5"Centennial Summer" - Temporary ScriptApril 6, 1944
5"The Disappearance" A George Pal Production by Michael Kanin - General Notesundated
5"The Disappearance" - Notes and Outlineundated
5"The Disappearance" - Treatmentundated
5"The Disappearance" - Working Pagesundated
5"The Far Meridian" by Fay Kaninundated
5"The Far Meridian" by Fay Kanin and Mitchell Wilsonundated
5"The Far Meridian" - Materialsundated
5"The Far Meridian" - "Meeting At A Far Meridian" by Mitchell Wilsonundated
5"The Greatest" by Michael Kanin and Ben Starrundated
5"The Greatest" - Early version titled "Lover Boy" by Michael Kanin and Ben Starrundated
5"The Greatest" - Working Draftsundated
5"His and Hers" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
6"His and Hers" - Early Draft titled "Labor of Love" (hardcover)undated
6"His and Hers" - Early Stage versionundated
6"His and Hers" - Early Storyundated
6"His and Hers" - Fay's Notesundated
6"His and Hers" - First Draft (Universal copy)December 10, 1964
6"His and Hers" - Notes, Outlines, Research, and Re-Written Pages
6"His and Hers" - Outline and Treatmentundated
6"His and Hers" - Working Draftsundated
6"How High Is Up" by Fay and Michael KaninOctober 16, 1951
6"How High Is Up" - Final scriptAugust 15, 1951
6"How High Is Up" - Later titled "My Pal, Gus"undated
6"How High Is Up" - Shooting FinalApril 25, 1952
6"How to Commit Marriage" by Michael Kanin and Ben Starrundated, May 20, 1968
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Draftsundated
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Draft Pagesundated
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Final Draft, post Bob Hope's crews editsJune 5, 1968
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Masterundated
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Naho Productions versions1968
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Re-Write #2November 1967
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Story and Early materialundated
7"How to Commit Marriage" - Working Pagesundated
8"Hustling" by Fay KaninFebruary 22, 1975
8"Hustling" - based on material from "Hustling" by Gail SheehyJuly 8, 1974
8"Hustling" - Draft1974
8"Hustling" - DraftFebruary 22, 1975
8"Hustling" - Early Draftundated
8"Hustling" - Extras and RejectsAugust 1974
8"The Live Wire" by Fay and Michael Kanin, based on play by Garson KaninJuly 15, 1960
8"The Live Wire" - First DraftDecember 21, 1959
8"The Live Wire" by Oscar Brodney - Revised FinalOctober 6, 1960
8"Mesmerized" by Fay Kaninundated, May 1, 1977
8"Mesmerized" - Draftundated
8"Mesmerized" - Draft, secondundated
8"Mesmerized" - Draft Pagesundated
9"Mesmerized" - Early Treatment titled "Mesmer and the Blind Girl"undated
9"Mesmerized" - Edited Copy of a Draftundated
9"Mesmerized" - Old Script and Pagesundated
9"Mesmerized" - Story and Rejectsundated
9"Mesmerized" - Story Draftundated
9"Mesmerized" - Working Pagesundated
9"The Opposite Sex" by Fay and Michael Kanin (hardcover)December 16, 1955
9"The Opposite Sex" - MGM copy no. 3July 29, 1955
9"The Opposite Sex" - MGM copy no. 141August 10, 1955
9"The Outrage" by Michael Kanin or "Judgment in the Sun"October 9, 1963
9"The Outrage" - or "The Rape"September 5, 1963
9"The Outrage" - or "The Rape" - early versionundated
9"Rhapsody" by Fay and Michael Kanin - MGM copy no. 86December 27, 1952
9"Rhapsody" - MGM copy no. 98March 16, 1953
10"The Song of Ruth" by Fay and Michael Kanin - outlineMarch 18, 1958
10"The Song of Ruth" - Writer's Working ScriptJune 9, 1958
10"The Source" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
10"The Source" - Archived Script (1st draft)undated
10"The Source" - based on novel by James MichenerAugust 1, 1972
10"The Source" - Drafts1972
10"The Source" - Draft materialundated
10"The Source" - Draft to be MimeographedOctober 23, 1972
10"The Source" - Later Draftundated
11"The Source" - Outlineundated
11"The Source" - Part Iundated
11"The Source" - Part IIundated
11"The Source" - Part II early draftundated
11"The Source" - Part II first draftJuly 15, 1972
11"The Source" - Various Draft pagesundated
11"Teacher's Pet" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated, February 27, 1952
11"Teacher's Pet" - based on "A Man Is Worth Something" by Fay and Michael Kanin1951
11"Teacher's Pet" - Story and Script - Final Shooting ScriptJune 27, 1956
11"Teacher's Pet" - Typedundated
11"This Must Be The Place" by Fay Kanin - Early Scene Drafts and Work Notesundated
11"This Must Be The Place" - or "The Time to be Happy" - Draftundated
11"This Must Be The Place" - First Draftundated
11"This Must Be The Place" - or "Flesh and Blood"undated
11"This Must Be The Place" - or "Flesh and Blood" - draftsundated
12"This Must Be The Place" - Working pagesundated
12"This Must Be The Place" - Working draftundated
12"The Rich Full Life" by Michael Kanin and Herbert Klineundated
12"The Rich Full Life" - 1st Draftundated
12"The Rich Full Life" - Work Copyundated
12"Touch and Go" by Fay KaninJuly 1, 1986
12"Touch and Go" - Scenes to Useundated
12"Touch and Go" - Typed Script Extrasundated
12"Touch and Go" - Working Pagesundated
12"The Winners" by Michael Kanin and Herbert Klineundated
12"The Winners" - DraftOctober 10, 1966
13"The Winners" - Draftundated
13"The Winners" - Early Draftundated
13"The Winners" - Early Revised versionsundated
13"The Winners" - Edited Draftundated
13"The Winners" - or "A Rich Full Life"undated
13"The Winners" - or "Live Now, Play Later" - revised copiesundated
13"Woman of the Year" by Michael Kanin and Ring Lardner, Jr.June 3, 1941
13"Woman of the Year" - First Draftundated
13"Woman of the Year" - First Draft (photocopy)undated
13"Woman of the Year" - Final Scriptundated
14"Woman of the Year" - Final Script (photocopy)undated
14"Woman of the Year" - Original Story (photocopy)undated
14"Woman of the Year" - Outlineundated
14"Woman of the Year" - Proposal for Sequelundated
14"Woman of the Year" - Treatmentundated
Sub-series 4. Screen Story
14"All the Answers" by Fay and Michael Kanin1950
14"Broome Stages" by Clemmence Dane, an adaptation for the screen by Fay Kanin and Evelyn Edwards1939
14"Drive-In Girls" by Fay Mitchell and Evelyn Edwards1939
14"Drive-In" second draft treatment by Fay Mitchell and Evelyn Edwards1938
14"The Fantastic Voyage" by Fay and Michael Kanin (never produced)1940
14"The Giant Step" - Dialogue, etc.undated
14"The Giant Step" - Prologueundated
14"The Giant Step" - Research - tapes + notesundated
14"Hi Diddle Diddle" by Michael Kanin and Nat Harris1935
14"High and Low" by Fay and Michael Kanin1940-1945
14"How the Queen of Sheba Was Made" by Michael Kanin and Ben Starr (never produced)1966
14"The Inspector General" an adaptation by Michael Kanin and Jules Dassin1945
14"Letting Go" written by Charlotte Brown and produced by Fay Kaninundated
14"Me, Myself and I" by Michael Kanin (never produced)undated
14"The Murder of My Father" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
14"Royal Flush" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
14"State Picnic" by Fay and Michael Kanin (never produced)1940
14"Wait for Your Laugh" by Michael Kanin1938
14"Where Does It Hurt?" by Fay Kaninundated
Sub-series 5. Television
14"A Few Notes on Cleopatra Collins" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
14Burlesque Sketches, Vol. 1undated
14Burlesque Sketches, Vol. 2undated
14"The Danny Thomas Show" presents "The Wonderful World of Burlesque III"1966
14"The Danny Thomas Show" presents "The Wonderful World of Burlesque IV"April 1967
14"Giant Step" by Fay and Michael Kanin - Final version of pilot sent to CBSundated
15"Giant Step" - "Central High" presentation, pre-cursor to "Giant Step" by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
15"Giant Step" - pilot scriptundated
15"Going Home" notes for idea by Fay Kanin and Cynthia Lindsayundated
15"Mr. Toastmaster" prospectus by Michael KaninFebruary 1950
15"Mrs. Morrison & McKay" - Notes on proposed TV Series by Fay Kaninundated
15"The Perils of Pauline" proposal by Michael Kaninundated
15"You're the Top" prospectus by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
15"Friendly Fire" by Fay KaninJanuary 10, 1978
15"Friendly Fire" - Descriptions of people, placesundated
15"Friendly Fire" - Early draftJanuary 10, 1977
15"Friendly Fire" - Final Revised Scriptundated
15"Friendly Fire" - From the Book by C.D.B. Bryanundated
15"Friendly Fire" - Original script pagesundated
15"Friendly Fire" - Outlinesundated
15"Friendly Fire" - People's notes on the scriptundated
15"Friendly Fire" - Replaced pagesundated
15"Friendly Fire" - Revised Final draftJuly 25, 1978
15"Friendly Fire" - Working draftundated
15"Fitzgerald and Pride" created and written by Fay Kanin, starring Barbara Stanwyckundated
15"Fitzgerald and Pride" - discardsundated
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - for CBSundated
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - Revised draftNovember 15, 1971
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - Revised pagesDecember 6, 1971
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - Second draftundated
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - "Who's Mr. Mendini?" by Carol Sobieskiundated
16"Fitzgerald and Pride" - Working pagesundated
16"Fun and Games" screenplay by Elizabeth WilsonMay 29, 1979
16"Fun and Games" by David Smilow and Elizabeth Wilson - Fay Kanin's Notes copyundated
16"Fun and Games" - Final draftFebruary 4, 1980
16"Fun and Games" - First draftOctober 3, 1979
16"Fun and Games" - Partial Re-WriteNovember 23, 1979
16"Fun and Games" - produced by Kanin & Gallo1980
16"Fun and Games" - Revised second draftNovember 23, 1979
16"Fun and Games" - Second draftNovember 2, 1979
16"Fun and Games" - Warner Brothers Production Office copyFebruary 4, 1980
16"Heartsounds" by Fay Kanin1983-1984
16"Heartsounds" - Archives (rejects)undated
17"Heartsounds" - Copy of early working draft (bound)January 2, 1982
17"Heartsounds" - from the book "Heartsounds" by Martha LearFebruary 20, 1984
17"Heartsounds" - New re-writeJuly 2, 1982
17"Heartsounds" - Numbered ScenesJanuary 31, 1984
17"Heartsounds" - Revision from March 1984March 1984
17"Heartsounds" - ScriptJanuary 31, 1984
17"Heartsounds" - Typed ScriptsJanuary 1982
17"Heartsounds" - with numbered scenesNovember 16, 1983
50"Heartsounds" - Work Copyundated
17"Heartsounds" - Working drafts1981-1982
17"Morgan and McBride" by Fay Kaninundated
17"Morgan and McBride" - "A Swarm of Bees and Honey in the Carcass of A Lion" by Fay Mitchellundated
17"Morgan and McBride" - About Mrs. McBride by Fay Kaninundated
17"Morgan and McBride" - Pilot script by Fay Kanin and Robert Dozierundated
17"Morgan and McBride" - "There Was A Crooked Man" by Fay Kanin and Robert Dozierundated
17"Morgan and McBride" - "Which Are the Heroes" by Fay Kanin and Herman Grovesundated
Sub-series 6. Other Authors
This subseries contains scripts of various types written by other authors and sent to the Kanin's for review. Either for possible production or during the time period
when Fay served on the Board of the Academy and the Writers Guild of America.
17Musical - "Sweeny Todd: The Demon of Fleet Street" book by Hugh Wheeler and Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheimundated
18Play - " A Remedy for Winter" by Leonard Spigelgassundated
18Play - "The American Woman" by Marya Mannes1970
18Play - "The Choice" by Dennis NemecJanuary 26, 1979
18Play - "End of the World with Symposium to Follow" by Arthur Kopitundated
18Play - "The Free Thinkers" by Leonard Spigelgassundated
1Play - "Getting Out" by Marshaw W. Norman1977
1Play - "God Bless Our Bank" by Max N. Benhoff undated
18Play - "Lacy and the Mississippi Queen" by Kathy Dannell and Madelin Di Maggio WagnerMarch 2, 1978
18Play - "Mandigo" by Jack Kirklandundated
18Play - "Number Our Days by Suzanne GrossmannFebruary 1, 1982
18Play - "The Panic Button" A Comedy by Ben Starrundated
18Play - "The Panic Button" A Comedy by Ben Starr - draftundated
18Play - "The Panic Button" - Re-written version for production attemptundated
18Play - "The Panic Button" - "The Right Button" A Comedy by Ben Starr, later re-titled "The Panic Button"undated
18Screenplay - "A Likely Story" by Jay Dratler and Earl FeltonMay 10, 1944
18Screenplay - "Arthur Among the Animals" by Gerald DiPego, produced by Philip BarrySeptember 7, 1977
18Screenplay - "Behold the Evening Spider" by Frawley Beckerundated
18Screenplay - "Boogie, Don't Boogie" by Marjorie Rosenundated
3Screenplay - "The Buffalo Creek Disaster" by David Epsteinundated
18Screenplay - "The Company" by David W. Rintelsundated
3Screenplay - "The Dark Angel" revised first draft by John Lee MartinMarch 15, 1963
3Screenplay - "The Defection of Simas Kudirka" by Bruce Feldman and Sander SternMay 7, 1976
3Screenplay - "The Doctor's Husband" outline by Sandy Alcottundated
18Screenplay - "Dominic's Wheels" by Laurie Baumanundated
19Screenplay - "Don't Worry…Love You Both" by I.R. Tarlowundated
19Screenplay - "The End" by Jerry Belsonundated
19Screenplay - "Geranium Days" by Jim Salaundated
19Screenplay - "Getting On" by David H. Smilowundated
19Screenplay - "The Girls in the Office" by Richard Danus - Revised final draftOctober 2, 1978
19Screenplay - "Goodnight Moon" by Eric Roth and Billy Crystalundated
19Screenplay - "Halfway" by Ellen Kesend, based on an original story by Ellen Kesend and Rodni Hardisonundated
19Screenplay - "Have A Nice Day" by Helen McAvity and Laura K. Kerrundated
19Screenplay - "In Our Hands" by Conrad Brambergundated
19Screenplay - "In Our Hands" by Conrad Bramberg - First draftFebruary 12, 1980
19Screenplay - "In Our Hands" by Conrad Bramberg -Outline + first draft1979-1980
19Screenplay - "Isabella" by Anne RaittApril 1982
19Screenplay - "It Takes Two to Make One" (The Totie Fields Story) by Hesper Anderson - First draftDecember 27, 1978
19Screenplay - "Lady Under Glass" by Renee and Harry Longstreetundated
19Screenplay - "Love 30" by Susan Riceundated
19Screenplay - "Night Hunts Night" by Moshe Rashkisundated
19Screenplay - "Nobody Makes Me Cry" by Shelley List and Jonathan Estrinundated
20Screenplay - "One Morning" by Norma Pisarundated
20Screenplay - "One Way or Another" by Donald GarciaAugust 29, 1982
20Screenplay - "The Richest Girl in Town" revised first draft by Bob Fisher and Arthur MarxOctober 25, 1963
20Screenplay - "Romero" by John Sacret YangJune 7, 1985
20Screenplay - "Saturday Mornings" by Conrad BrombergJune 14, 1978
20Screenplay - "Stairway to Heaven" aka "Space" by Robert Kaufman and Richard Rush1982
20Screenplay - "Stairway to Heaven" by A.J Carothers - story outline and first draft1979-1980
20Screenplay - "Sweet William" by Gwen Davisundated
20Screenplay - "Unreal" by Larry Cohenundated
20Screenplay - "Winter's Child" by Jayne Martinundated
20Screenplay - "Letting Go" by Charlotte Brownundated
20-21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - first draftMarch 7, 1980
21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - master copyundated
21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - outlines1979, undated
21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - second draftJune and August 1980
21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - story outline, revisedOctober 12, 1979
21Screenplay - "Letting Go" - working draft, written with Jayce EliasonFebruary 12, 1987
21Screen story - "Stage Struck" The Story of Smith and Dale and Their Avon Company Tour by Aaron Fishmanundated
21Screen story - "Separate Ways" by Barbara Howar - story by Sherrye Henry and Barbara Howarundated
21Television - "The Bold Ones, The Lawyers: The Strange Secret of Yermo Hill" by William D. GordonJuly 6, 1971
21Television - "Boys and Girls Together" Part I by James Poe and Jerome Kassundated
21Television - "Boys and Girls Together" Part II by Julius Epsteinundated
21Television - "Boys and Girls Together" Part III by James Poe and Julius Epsteinundated
21Television - "Boys and Girls Together" Part IV by Julius Epstein, James Poe, and Jerome Kassundated
21Television - "Boys and Girls Together" Part V by James Poe, Julius Epstein, and Jerome Kassundated
21Television - "Cimarron Strip" presentation from Christopher KnopfJanuary 3, 1967
21Television - "Cimarron Strip" - "Till the End of Night" by Richard Fielder 1967
21Television - "The Defenders" - "Drink Like A Lady" by Ellen M. ViolettJanuary 2, 1964
21Television - "The Defenders" - "Nobody Asks What Side You're On…" by Ellen M. ViolettJanuary 7, 1965
22Television - "Lou Grant" - "Dying" by Michele GalleryJuly 29, 1978
22Television - "Too Far to Go" by William HenryNovember 1978
22Television - "The Women's Room" Part One by Carol Sobieski1978
22Miscellaneous Pagesundated
22Miscellaneous Discardsundated
Series II. Production Material
45"A Star Is Born" clippings (photocopies)undated
48Campaign and Press Books/ Programsundated
48Campaign and Press Books/ Programs - MGMundated
23Flesh and Blood (This Must Be the Place" notesundated
23Friendly Fire - ADundated
23Friendly Fire - Bryanundated
23Friendly Fire - Castingundated
23Friendly Fire - Controversyundated
23Friendly Fire - Iowa TripMarch 21-25, 1978
23Friendly Fire - The Missionundated
23Friendly Fire - One- Line Continuityundated
23Friendly Fire - Philundated
23Friendly Fire - The Princeundated
23Friendly Fire - Real Letters, Platoonundated
23Friendly Fire - Travelundated
23Friendly Fire - Vets - Feldman and Aengerleundated
23Fun and Games - B. Wilson- "Body Games"undated
23Fun and Games - Cast and Crewundated
23Fun and Games - Lettersundated
23Fun and Games - Notebook1980
23Galleys - "The End" part 1undated
23Galleys - "Lost Rights" A Novel by H.H. Dooley1980
23Galleys - Mainstream"undated
24Galleys - "Walking Wounded" undated
24Heartsounds - Call Sheets1984
50Heartsounds - Castingundated
50Heartsounds - Conference Notesundated
50Heartsounds - Fern Fieldsundated
24Heartsounds - Joeundated
50Heartsounds - Miscellaneousundated
50Heartsounds - Mike Notesundated
50Heartsounds - One-Line SchedulesMay 1984
50Heartsounds - Original Notebook and Notes - Fayundated
24Heartsounds - Scene editsundated
50Heartsounds - Standards and Practices undated
24High School show materialsundated
24High School Show - scene dialogueundated
24His and Hers - Screen Adaptationsundated
24Horse Operaundated
45How to Commit Marriage - Postersundated
24Hustling - Statisticsundated
24Hustling - Questions- New Yorkundated
24In Our Hands - Businessundated
24In Our Hands - Fay's Notesundated
24In Our Hands - Financialundated
24In Our Hands - Rev. 1 - pagesundated
24In Our Hands - Script & first revisionundated
24Letting Go - Miscellaneous Researchundated
24Letting Go - Musicundated
24Letting Go - Scene material to work onundated
24Letting Go - Script coversundated
24Letting Go - Workshopundated
24M'Lord & Ladyundated
24Mesmerized - Discardsundated
24Other Shows and Scriptsundated
24The Outrage - notes, reviews, correspondence, interviews, and publicity noticesundated
24Panic Buttonundated
48Posters (shows and movies)undated
24Presentationsundated
24Provok'd Wifeundated
45RKO Radio Pictures Book - Michael Kanin1939-1940
24Rape - Clippingsundated
24Rape - Connie Bromberg Notes and Lettersundated
24Rape - Miscellaneous Correspondenceundated
24Rape - Researchundated
24Rape - Story with clippingundated
25Rashomonundated
25Rashomon - 1st adaptation as an American Westernundated
25Rashomon - How the play will be adapted to the screenundated
25Seidman & Son - February Enterprises, Inc.undated
25Story Summaries1970, 1980
25The Sourceundated
25Teenage Seriesundated
25The Thirteenth Jurorundated
25This Must Be the Placeundated
25Treatments and Outlines1979, undated
25Notes - A Nasty Storyundated
25Notes - America Hurrahundated
25Notes - The Assistantundated
25Notes - From Jerusalem with Loveundated
25Notes - International Houseundated
25Notes - Lover Boyundated
25Notes - Montezuma & Cortezundated
25Notes - Mrs. Morrison & McKayundated
25Notes - The Music Goes Round projectundated
25Notes - The Outrageundated
25Notes - Round & Round We Goundated
25Notes - Sitting Prettyundated
25Notes - Unidentifiedundated
25Photographs - Stills from play "The Gay Life" or "The Affairs of Anatol"undated
25Photographs - "Fun and Games" undated
25Photographs - "Goodbye, My Fancy"May- June 1970
25Photographs - "How to Commit Marriage" stillsundated
25Photograph Book - Rashomon by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
25-26Photograph Book - A Double Life1947, undated
25Photograph Book - Anne of Windy Poplars1940
26Photograph Book - Centennial Summer 1946
26Photograph Book - The Cross of Lorraine1943
27Photograph Book - Honeymoon1947
27Photograph Book - Sunday Punch1942
27Photograph Book - They Made Her A Spy/ Panama Lady1939
27Photograph Book - When I Grow Up1951
27Photograph Book - Woman of the Year1942
27Publicity - America Hurrahundated
27Publicity - Anatolundated
27Publicity - Anne of Windy Poplarsundated
27Publicity - Beauty & the Beastundated
27Publicity - Cross of Lorraineundated
27Publicity - Daily Variety Clippingsundated
27Publicity - Friendly Fire - publicity before, ratingsundated
27Publicity - Fun and Gamesundated
27Publicity - The Gay Lifeundated
27Publicity - Goodbye, My Fancy - Fay Kanin at Pasadena Playhouseundated
27-28Publicity - Goodbye, My Fancy - Miscellaneousundated
28Publicity - Goodbye, My Fancy - Reviews/ Advertisements undated
28Publicity - Heartsoundsundated
28Publicity - His and Hersundated
28Publicity - How High Is Upundated
28Publicity - How High Is Up - Redbook Magazine1951-1952
28Publicity - How to Commit Marriageundated
28Publicity - How to Commit Marriage - Daily Variety April 15, 1968
28Publicity - Kanins - Generalundated
28Publicity - Letting Go - Bookundated
28Publicity - Meeting At A Far Meridianundated
28Publicity - My Pal Gusundated
28Publicity - The Opposite Sexundated
28Publicity - The Outrageundated
28Publicity - Rashomonundated
28Publicity - Rashomon - Advertisements/ Reviewsundated
28Publicity - Rashomon - Miscellaneousundated
28Publicity - Royal Flushundated
28Publicity - Rhapsodyundated
29Publicity - Seidman and Son - Stillsundated
29Publicity - Seidman and Son - Press Releasesundated
29Publicity - Seidman and Son - Reviews & Clippingsundated
29Publicity - Seidman and Son - Miscellaneousundated
29Publicity - Seidman and Son - Tribute to Sam Leveneundated
29Publicity - Sunday Punchundated
29Publicity - Teacher's Petundated
29Publicity - When I Grow Upundated
29Publicity - Woman of the Yearundated
29Publicity - Woman's Angleundated
29Publicity - Women's National Press Clubundated
29Publicity - Miscellaneousundated
Sub-series 1. Books
22Anatol by Arthur Schnitzler (hardcover)1911
22The Disappearance by Philip WylieSeptember 1958
22Goodbye, My Fancy by Fay Kanin (hardcover)1949
22Goodbye, My Fancy by Fay Kanin (Samuel French copy)1950
22His and Hers by Fay and Michael Kanin (hardcover)1954
22His and Hers by Fay and Michael Kanin (Samuel French Copy)1954
23The Love Child by Edith Oliver (hardcover)1927
23Mandingo by Kyle OnstottDecember 1961
23Meeting At A Far Meridian by Mitchell Wilson1962
23Rashomon: A Film by Akira Kurosawa1969
23Rashomon by Fay and Michel Kanin (German copy)undated
23Rashomon and Other Stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa (hardcover)1952
23Rashomon by Fay and Michel Kanin (hardcover)1959
23Rashomon by Fay and Michel Kanin (Samuel French copy)1959
23Red Snow by F. Wright Moxley (hardcover)August 1930
23Teacher's Pet by Fay and Michael KaninApril 1958
23Teacher's Pet by Fay and Michael Kanin (German edition)1960
Series III. Professional Papers
29Advertisementsundated
29Agreementsundated
29Agreements - William Morris Agency and Fay and Michael Kanin1966
30Appraisalsundated
30Big Sur Projectundated
30Box Office Statementsundated
30Brochuresundated
30Bulletins and Pamphletsundated
30Circularundated
30Communique - Hollywood Writers Mobilizationundated
30Congressional Recordsundated
30Contractsundated
29Contracts - A Little Token1955
29Contracts - Anatol 1959
30Contracts - Famous Artists Agency1956
29Contracts - Fun and Games1979
30Contracts - General Artists Corporation1962
29Contracts - His and Hers1964, undated
30Contracts - International Houseundated
30Contracts - John F. Dugan Enterprises1966
29Contracts - Kanin & Galloundated
30Contracts - Marx Dealundated
29Contracts - Rashomon1959
29Contracts - Song of Ruth1958
29Contracts - The Disappearance1964-1965
29Contracts - The Panic Button1967
29Contracts - The White Queen1961
29Contracts - Young Man on A Dolphin1966
30Correspondence prior to 1950undated
30Correspondence1950-1965
31Correspondence1965-1980
31Correspondence1948-1964
31Correspondenceundated
31Correspondence - Invitations, Cards, Memos, and Telegramsundated
31Correspondence - Warner Brothersundated
31Correspondence - Christmas Cardsundated
31Correspondence - Invitations and Announcementsundated
31Correspondence - Invitationsundated
31Correspondence - Memorandumsundated
31Criticisms, etc.undated
31Expensesundated
31Financial materialundated
32Expenses and Bankingundated
32Formsundated
32File Folders - American Film Instituteundated
32File Folders - Art Arthur Projectundated
32File Folders - International Writers Guild & Affiliations1972
32File Folders - Writers Guild of America - dues statementsundated
32File Folders - Writers Guild of American West - Committee on Committeesundated
32Kennedy Exhibitundated
32Interview between Fay Kanin and Bill Frougundated
32The Library of Congress - "Cities Service Concert Broadcast Records"undated
32Listsundated
32Membership Cards - Fay Kanin1961, 1969-1970
32Membership Cards - Michael Kanin1968-1973
32Miscellaneousundated
32Miscellaneous - Backers Listsundated
32Manuscript - "The Beast" by Fay Kanin and Nicholas Hyams, based on Novelette by Fay Kanin and Elick Mollundated
32Manuscript - "Beauty and the Beast"undated
32Manuscript - "The Egghead Cop"undated
32Manuscript - "The Feeling's Mutual"1939
32Manuscript - "The Hills of Home" by Elick Mollundated
32Manuscript - "Hollywood on the Tiber" by Hank Kaufman and Gene Lerner1981
32Manuscript - "How High Is Up?" by Fay and Michael Kanin, from a tantrum by Joel Kaninundated
32Manuscript - "The Inspector General" by Michael Kanin and Jules Dassinundated
32Manuscript - "Jessica, My Daughter" by Ari Ibn-Zahav1948
32Manuscript - "Ossie - The Autobiography of a Black Woman" as told by Caryl Lednerundated
32Manuscript - "Rashomon - Is There A Objective Truth" by Dr. Max NussbaumFebruary 27, 1959
33Manuscript - "Screenwriting Training for Writers and Directors in the U.S.A" by Fay Kanin and Robert W. WagnerFall 1980
33Manuscript - "Storming Heaven" by Lately Thomas1970
33Manuscript - "Teacher's Pet" novelization of screenplay by Fay and Michael Kaninundated
33Manuscript - "We Don't Do Chests in the Afternoon" by Evelyn Russellundated
33Manuscript - "Where Did Everybody Go?" A Memoir by Michael Kaninundated
34Mary Tyler Moore Award1984
33National Commission on Working Women - Broadcast AwardsNovember 19, 1980
33Newsletters1966-1973
33Newsletters - Writers Guild of Americaundated
33News Releases1969-1972
33New York Meetings - Publishers and so forthJanuary 1979
33Norman Jewison - Show1981
33Pamphlets1969-1972, 1978-1979
33Pamphlets - Swedish Films1979
33Periodicals - The Academy/ The Oscars1969-1972, 1976
33Periodicals - "Daily Variety" and "Hollywood Reporter"1963, 1970-1971
33Periodicals - Film 1975, 1979-1980
34Periodicals - Magazines1939-1949
34Periodicals - Theater1975-1976, undated
34Programsundated
34Programs - Fourth Annual Media Awards of the California Governor's Committee for the Employment of the HandicappedFebruary 4, 1982
34Programs and Souvenir Booksundated
34Reports1963-1971, 1976, undated
34Reports - Producer's 1962-1965, 1969
34Royalty Statements - Rashomonundated
34Royalty Statements - Miscellaneousundated
34Rulesundated
34Screen Directors' Guild of America membership binderundated
34Screenwriters Guild1970-1973
34Speechesundated
34Speech materialundated
49Strike/ Protest postersundated
34Television in Hollywoodundated
34Television Shows and Interviewsundated
34Travel Schedules and Expensesundated
34Universal Studiosundated
35WM Morrisundated
35William Morris AgencyApril 2, 1982
35Writers Guild of America - West Film Festivalundated
35Writers Guild of America - West 20th Annual Awards Dinnerundated
49Writers Guild of America - Strike/ Protest postersundated
35Writers Guild of America - Miscellaneous undated
Sub-series 1. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
3552nd Award Show1980
3552nd Award Show - Fay's folder1980
3555th Academy Awards - Critique clippings1983
35ABC Contract1981
35ABC Contract Negotiation1981
35Academy Show1982
35AFI SeminarJanuary 14, 1976
35Agency or Legal Representationundated
35Agentsundated
35Arandjelovich, Karenundated
35Awards Show - 51st Annual1979
35Award Show - Internationalundated
35Award Show - Invitation1982
35Awards Show - Producers and MCsundated
35Awards Show - Ratings1982
35Awards Show - Review Committeeundated
35Barrymore Event (New York)July 6, 1982
35Closed Captioning of Awards Showsundated
35Committeesundated
35Congratulatory Notes - Re-election 1982-1983
35Correspondence1971, 1982-1983
35Creditsundated
35Eastman- Kodak Celebrity Adundated
35Fay's Speech1983
35Foreign Film Committeeundated
35Foreign Film Committee - Trips/ Travelundated
49Foreign Film Committee - China - China Film Export and Import Corporation calendar1982
35Foreign Film Committee - Poland - "Man Found of Iron" 54th Annual Awards1982
35Foreign Film Reception and Symposium (Guest List)March 27, 1982
35Good Newsundated
35Honorary Awards1982
35Internshipsundated
35Legal (RKO Case)undated
36Letters - Awards Show1982
36Makeup Lawsuit1981
36Minutes of Meetingsundated
36Miscellaneousundated
36"Missing"undated
36Music Centerundated
36New Facility for Academy Awardsundated
36News Releasesundated
36Newspaper Clippings (photocopies)undated
36Nominations Announcements1983
36Oscar/ Bowlundated
36Oscar Show1980-1981, 1983
36Oscar Show - Budgetsundated
36Oscar on the Roadundated
36Postersundated
36Public Relations Report 1982
36Radio Interview with Fay Kanin, PresidentMarch 25, 1982
36Reports undated
36Reports - "American Film Institute Report on Academy of… Internship Program"September 1981
36Reports - Financeundated
36Reviews of Academy Shows1982
36Schedule1982
36Sci- Tech Dinner1980-1982
36Scientific or Technical Awards Presentation DinnerMarch 15, 1981, March 21, 1982
36Stark, Ray and Peter Starkundated
36Sting, The - Writers Branchundated
36-37Student Film Awards1980-1983
37Student Film Awards - Generalundated
37Sunday Screeningsundated
Sub-series 2. Kanin and Gallo Productions, Inc.
37Kanin Productions, Inc. materialundated
37Bills sent to WMA1980
37Expensesundated
37Expenses - Office/ Miscellaneousundated
37Expenses - Travelundated
37Legalundated
37Miscellaneousundated
37Miscellaneous Correspondenceundated
37Partnershipundated
37Petty Cash (Receipts, etc.)undated
37Warner Brothers Contract1980
37William Morris Agreement1979
Sub-series 3. Research Material
37Adoption materialundated
37Commander Iundated
37Death in Romeundated
37Book - "Easy Favors" by Neil Claremon (hardcover)1980
37Heartsounds - newspaperMay 11, 1975
37Madams and Strippersundated
37Minnesota Trip1974
37Miscellaneousundated
37Peep Showsundated
37Sexualityundated
37University of Wyoming Archive - Inventory of the Hal Kemp papersundated
37Washington Hearing - Testimony - Breast Cancer1976
South Africa Project
38Book - "A Window on Soweto" by Joyce SikakaneJune 1977
38Book - "Black and Gold: Tycoons, Revolutionaries, and Apartheid" by Anthony Sampson (hardcover)1987
38Book - "Move Your Shadow" by Joseph Lelyveld1985
38Book - "Naught For Your Comfort" by Trevor Huddleston1985
38Book - "Nelson Mandela: The Man and the Movement" by Mary Benson (photocopy)1986
38Book - "Not Without Honor: Tribute to Beyers Naude" edited by Peter Randall1982
38Book - "Side by Side" by Helen Joseph1986
38Book - "The Struggle Is My Life" by Nelson Mandela1986
38Draftundated
38Draft of Part I1987, undated
38Draft of Part II1988, undated
38Draft of Part IIIundated
39Draft to be typedundated
39International Defence & Aid Fund for South Africa Catalog1986-1987
39Research Articlesundated
39Project - Amina- Peterundated
39Project - Characters, Interviews (audio tapes in box 40)undated
39Project - Story Telling Form Techniquesundated
39Project - Writing and Scenes (not chronological)undated
39Project - Sisulusundated
40Project - Writing and Scenes (Chronological)undated
40Project - De Wals - Hattingh story lineundated
40Project - Antagonist story lineundated
40Project - Interview Tape Cassettes (interview transcripts in box 39)undated
Series IV. Personal Papers
41AccidentJuly 1965
41Archive Conferenceundated
41Awards - Women in Film Fairy Tale/ Wish Picnic - Fay Kanin1984
41Awards -Women's Equality Day - Fay KaninAugust 26, 1980
41Biographical Sketchesundated
41D.E.S. Delosundated
41Calendarsundated
41Catalogsundated
41College Work - Mystery Outline by Fay Kaninundated
41Elmira College - "The Iris"1937
41Elmira College - "Sibyl"1934-1935
41Festivalundated
41High School - Essays and Short Stories - Fay Mitchellundated
41High School - Radio Program - Fay Mitchellundated
41High School - Themes and Essays - Fay Mitchellundated
41Hollywood Museum Receipts for Michael Kanin1965
41, 45Magazines1933, 1967, 1972, undated
41Membership Cards - LA County Museum of Art1969, 1971
41Newspapers1966-1972
41Newspaper clippingsundated
41, 45Newspaper clippings - Rock & Roll Starsundated
42Photographsundated
42Photographs - Michael Kaninundated
42Presidential Medal of Freedom Citation to Samuel Goldwyn1971
42Scrapbook - Fay Mitchellundated
42St. Thomas Moore Church1978
42Tickets and Ticket Stubsundated
Series V. Garson Kanin
This series contains material related to Michael's brother, Garson Kanin. Garson was also a writer, playwright, and director.
42Book - "A Double Life" by Manly Wade Wellman, based on screenplay by Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin1947
42Book - "A Gift of Time" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1962
42Book - "Blow Up A Storm" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1959
42Book - "Born Yesterday" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1946
42Book - "Felix Frankfurter: A Tribute" edited by Wallace Mendelson (Garson contributed) (hardcover)1964
42Book - "The Live Wire" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1951
42Book - "The Rat Race" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1950
42Book - "Remembering Mr. Maugham" by Garson Kanin1966
42Book - "The Smile of the World" by Garson Kanin (hardcover)1949
43Booklet - "A Tribute to the Memory of William Goetz" August 18, 1969
43Manuscripts - "A Thousand Summers" by Garson KaninJanuary 1973
43Manuscripts - 'Don't Forget" by Garson KaninJanuary 7, 1963
43Manuscripts - "Hollywood" by Garson Kaninundated
43Manuscripts - "None But the Brave" by Garson Kaninundated
43Manuscripts - "There Goes My Other Phone" by Garson Kaninundated
43News Releaseundated
43Magazines1955
43Publicityundated
43Publicity - "Idiots Delight"December 1969
45RKO Radio Pictures Book - Garson Kanin1940-1941
43Script - Play - "Come On Strong" by Garson Kanin1964
43Script - Television - "Medal of Honor" adaptation from a short story by Garson Kanin by Ruth Kanin Brown1968
Series VI. AV Material
43Audiocassette - "Cutting Across the Performing Arts"August 10, 1980
43Audiocassette - Chinese AirshowMarch 5, 1981
43Audiocassette - Conferencesundated
43Audiocassette - Heartsoundsundated
43Audiocassette - Martha + Fay1981
43Audiocassette - Miscellaneousundated
47Dictaphone Belts - Interviews with Teenagersundated
45Phonograph Record - "Rashomon" undated
45Phonograph Record - "The Gay Life"undated
46Reel-to Reel - "A Double Life" (three reels)undated
44U-Matic tape - Commercial Spots1981
43VHS Tape - "This Is South Africa"undated