University of Wyoming
Radio interviews -- Audiocassette tapes.
Home movie -- Film -- 16 mm.
Paula Stone Sloan (1916- ), the daughter of actor Fred Stone, began her film acting career in juvenile roles and later appeared in Westerns including "Hopalong Cassidy" and in "B" movies. She became a radio personality in the 1940s and in 1945 began a career as a Broadway producer with a revival of "Red Mill," which starred her sister Dorothy Stone. Professionally, Sloan used the name Paula Stone.
Collection contains 2 audiotapes of Stone's radio interviews of 10 producers and actors including Cecil B. De Mille, Walt Disney, and Ronald Reagan; 6 scrapbooks of photographs, newspaper clippings and memorabilia of her acting and producing careers; photographs, including several of Phil Silvers in the play "Top Banana," which was produced by Stone; 3 bound volumes of sheet music by various composers; certificates; and a 16 mm home movie.
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There are no known other archival collections created by Paula Stone at the date of processing.
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