AHJ_ah03123 Inventory of the Carroll Carroll papers, 1930-1980 Carroll (Carroll) papers Processed by Emily Christopherson The creation of the EAD-version of this finding aid has been made possible through a grant from the National Historic Publications and Records Commission. University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
American Heritage Center Dept. 3924, 1000 E. University Avenue University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071 Phone: 307.766.2574 Fax:307.766.5511 Email:ahcref@uwyo.edu URL:http://ahc.uwyo.edu/
2011

University of Wyoming

 Finding aid encoded by Emily Christopherson March 2011 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary Carroll, Carroll, 1902-1991 Carroll Carroll papers 1930-1980 03123 50.84 cubic ft. (103 boxes) University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English Papers of Carroll Carroll, a comedy and variety writer during the golden age of radio. Biography of Carroll Carroll

Carroll Carroll (1902-1991) was a leading comedy/variety writer in the golden age of radio. He was most noted for creating Bing Crosby's easy-going on-air persona for the "Kraft Music Hall." From 1932-1946, he was the head radio writer for J. Walter Thompson Company's (JWT) advertising accounts on the agency's top ten shows. In 1946, Carroll joined the Ward Wheelock Company, where he created advertising on Bob Crosby's "Club 15." He worked in television for CBS and 20th Century Fox before returning to JWT. Carroll ghostwrote many autobiographies, including books for Bob Hope, Liberace, Henny Youngman, Ed McMahon, and Mike Douglas. Throughout his career, he wrote many song lyrics and advertising jingles, and in retirement he pioneered an advertising critique column for the publication "Variety."

 Scope and Content

Collection consists mainly of radio and television scripts written by Carroll and sheet music with lyrics for songs written by Carroll. There is also related correspondence (including letters from Bob Crosby and Dick Manning) and manuscripts of various writings including Carroll's column for "Variety." Also present are manuscripts of books Carroll ghostwrote for Bob Hope, Mike Douglas, and others. There are materials relating to Mike Douglas and Carroll's work with his show including fan mail and reviews. Also included are recordings on film, reel-to-reel tape, audio cassettes, phonograph records, and CD-R of radio and television commercials and programs.

 Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

 Copyright Information

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

 Related Materials

More Carroll Carroll papers can be found in the Duke University Special Collections Library.

 Acquisition Information

This material was received from Carroll Carroll in 1969-1983 and from Bruce Carroll in 2005-2007.

 Processing Information

The collection was processed by Emily Christopherson in March 2011.

 Preferred Citation

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

 Access Terms Douglas, Mike. Hope, Bob, 1903-2003. Crosby, Bing, 1903-1977. J. Walter Thompson Company. Bob Crosby Orchestra. Variety. Big bands--United States. Popular music--United States. Popular music--Writing and publishing--United States. Radio advertising--United States. Radio authorship. Television advertising--United States. Advertising--United States. Radio comedies--United States. Radio programs--United States. Radio scripts. Television authorship. Scripts. Phonograph records. Sheet music. Audiotapes. Composers. Radio writers. Manning, Dick. Crosby, Bob, 1913-1993. Johnny Carson show (Television program). Bob Crosby show (Radio program). Club 15 (Radio program). Kraft music hall (Radio program). Old gold show (Radio program). Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Performing Arts Social Life and Customs People, Ethnicity, and Culture Container List Series I. Scripts 1935-1977

This series consists of four sub-series: Bob Crosby Show, Club 15, Kraft Music Hall, and Miscellaneous.

 Sub-series 1. Bob Crosby Show 1952-1955

Arranged chronologically. Scripts of “The Bob Crosby Show,” a daytime variety television show on CBS hosted by Bob Crosby and featuring his jazz band, The Bob-cats. Carroll was a head writer for the show.

31 1952-1953 31 1953 September - October 32 1953 November - December 33 1954 January - February 34 1954 March - April 35 1954 May - June 36 1954 July - August 37 1954 September - October 38 1954 November 38-39 1954 December 39 1955 January 40 1955 February - March 41 1955 April - May 39 1955 June 33 Song titles with accompanying narratives undated Sub-series 2. Club 15 1947-1953

Arranged chronologically. Scripts of “Club 15,” a 15 minute musical variety radio program hosted by Bob Crosby and sponsored by Campbell’s Soup. The program also featured The Andrews Sisters and Margaret Whiting and the Modernaires, who sang popular songs of the time, as well as commercials from the sponsor. The program was created and written by Carroll Carroll.

 17 1947 June - December 18 1948 January - April 19 1948 May - August 20 1948 September - December 21 1949 January - May 22 1949 June - October 23 1949 November - December 23 1950 January 24 1950 February - May 25 1950 June - October 26 1950 November - December 26 1951 January 27 1951 February - June 28 1951 September - December 29 1952 January - May 30 1952 June - December 30 1953 January Sub-series 3. Kraft Music Hall 1935-1944

Arranged chronologically. Scripts of “Kraft Music Hall,” a musical variety radio program created by Carroll. The program was hosted by Bing Crosby from 1936-1946; throughout this period, the program was written by Carroll. The program featured a variety of guest stars.

 1 1936 September - October 1 1937 April - October 2 1937 November - December 2 1938 January - March 3 1938 April - October 4 1938 November - December 4 1939 January - March 5 1939 April - September 6 1939 October - December 6 1940 January 7 1940 February - May 8 1940 June - December 9 1941 January - May 10 1941 June - November 11 1941 December 11 1942 January - March 12 1942 April - July 13 1942 August - December 14 1943 January - June 15 1943 July - December 16 1944 January - September 43 Bob Burns scripts 1936-1939 1 Information on Kraft Music Hall undated 16 Odd spots undated 1 Paul Whiteman's Hour 1935 1 Rudy Vallee's Hour 1935 Sub-series 4. Miscellaneous 1936-1977

Arranged alphabetically by program name. Scripts of various programs and commercials written by Carroll Carroll, including the “Old Gold Show” (radio program) and the “Mike Douglas Show” (television program). This sub-series also includes scripts and ideas for shows that were pitched but never created, as well as speeches that Carroll wrote for well-known individuals, including Frank Sinatra.

 52 9th Annual Emmy Awards 1957 44 20th Century Fox Hour 1955-1956 52 Accent on Army undated 52 Alert Tomorrow 1956 52 Arkansas Traveler undated 52 Attention Miss K. 1955 52 Autobiography of Myrtle Mooney undated 52 Babysitting with the Prince undated 52 Battle of the Comic undated 52 Beverly Hills Pool Ballet circa 1956 53 Big Benefit circa 1956 53 Bing Crosby - Spirit of Christmas undated 53 Bing Crosby - various undated 53 Bitch Knows Best undated 53 Bridie circa 1956 53 Campbell Revue Theatre undated 53 Cartoons for commercials undated 53 Cavalcade for Victory 1943 53 Cavalcade of Comedy undated 53 Celeste circa 1956 53 Chase and Sanborn Hour 1937 53 Comin' 'Round the Mountain 1956 53 Commercial - 7-Up 1965 53 Commercial - Campbell's Soup undated 53 Commercial - Cheseborough Ponds 1964 53 Commercial - Ford 1962 53 Commercial - Kodak circa 1958 53 Commercial - Ligget and Myers Tobacco Company 1965 53 Commercial - Listerine undated 53 Company undated 53 Conn on a Pro undated 53 Continue with Slumbermalts circa 1957 53 Creating Television Commercials 1961 53 Creativity 1960 53 Crossword Quiz 1956-1957 53 Day in the Life of Sir Mandrake Wolf - or - His Sister's Honor undated 54 Ed McMahon - Omaha Act undated 54 Eddie Fisher 1956 54 Elgin Christmas Show 1944-1945 54 Elgin Watch Show 1942-1943 54 Eva's 1965 55 F.Y.I. (For Your Information) 1955 54 Film - This Is J. Walter Thompson undated 54 First National City Film undated 55 Five Minute Film on RFE 1965 54 Five Stars for Springtime 1957 55 Foods of the Future undated 54 Ford Star Jubilee - Judy Garland 1955 54 Francis I. DuPont and Company public relations show undated 55 Front 1956 55 Fuzzy Fuzzy undated 55 Gene Autry undated 55 General Motors Jubilee 1957 55 George Putnam 1947 56 Gift of Laughter undated 56 Gilbert and Sullivan Pipe Night 1967 56 Girl Singer 1956 56 Good Meeting undated 56 Googie - or - Bachelor Uncles - or - Bachelor Fathers 1956 56 Have a Good Day 1966-1968 57 Hawthorne School 1957 57 Howja undated 57 I Hear America Singing 1955 57 Idea for Sonja Henie Ice Show Spectacular undated 57 In the Spirit of Christmas circa 1957 57 Intercom undated 57 J. Walter Thompson Company material 1964 57 James Webb Young Tribute undated 57 Jerry Colonna Talk undated 57 Jo Stafford material from show 1953 57 Johnny Carson Show undated 57 Judy Garland Show undated 57 Jury Duty 1955-1957 57 Kirby Katz undated 57 Kraft Mystery Theatre 1961 57 Ladies and Gentlemen - To Be Or Not To Be undated 57 Lollypoppets undated 57 Lunch Hour undated 57 Lux Video Theatre 1956 58 Madison Avenue circa 1957 58 Man's Not as Good a Man Without It undated 58 Manuscript - untitled undated 58 Masterpiece undated 58 MC to be Called MD in New MQ Mediquiz undated 58 McHale's Navy, Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic promotion undated 58 McRae Show 1956 58 Mercer Spectacular 1956 64 Mike Douglas Show materials 1967-1975 58 Mike Douglas Show 1971-1977 58 Miscellaneous manuscripts undated 58 Miscellaneous scripts undated 59 Model Marriage circa 1957 59 More the Merrier undated 59 Murder in Duffy's Tavern - or - Front and Profile undated 59 Musical Treasury 1956 59 Myth That Threatens America 1945 59 Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman undated 59 Night and Day in Hollywood undated 59 Night in New York 1955 59 Night in the Life of Covington Bridgeport undated 42-43 Old Gold Show 1943-1944 60 One Night Stand 1952-1955 60 One-Tip Day 1956 60 Only a Rose circa 1957 60 Outline for a Father's Night PTA show 1956 60 Penn Valley Cub Scouts Den Three Playhouse 1948 60 Phony Guiney Pig 1946 60 Pony Express undated 60 Private Eye-Wash undated 60 Purple Pea undated 60 Reader's Digest National Retail Sales Convention 1961 60 Recitations undated 60 Red and White Revue undated 60 Red Cross White Paper undated 60 Rhythm on the Range 1936 60 Road to Rio 1940 60 Salute to Al Jolson 1946 61 Secret Marriage circa 1957 61 Show Goes On 1949 92 Song index cards 1950-1952 83 Speeches - Bevt. Laber undated 83 Speeches - Bob Hope undated 83 Speeches - Frank Sinatra undated 83 Speeches - Lionel Barrymore undated 83 Speeches - Lyndon B. Johnson (for Eisenhower's 50th wedding anniversary) undated 83 Speeches - Margaret O'Brien undated 61 Sports Desk circa 1955 61 Spotlight 1957 83 Spots - Bob Burns - Jinx Falkenberg undated 83 Spots - John Trotter undated 83 Spots - Laughton undated 83 Spots - Ogden Nash undated 83 Spots - Rita Hayworth - Charles Ruggles undated 83 Spots - Station break undated 83 Spots - Veronica Lake - Bob Burns undated 83 Spots - Virginia Bruce undated 61 Stars in the Afternoon 1946 61 Sunday Visit - or - Portrait of Two Mother-in-Laws undated 61 Talent List undated 61 Their Separate Ways circa 1957 62 Third Car 1966 62 This is a Far, Far Better Thing - or - The Way to a Woman's Intuition undated 62 Tomorrow's Hit Parade circa 1952 62 Toni - skeleton script for Gail Patrick undated 62 Tubby - Benefit at Ocean Show undated 62 Untitled undated 62 Wanna Know What I Want undated 62 We Make Music undated 62 What Can Research Do For You 1967 62 What's In a Name Game undated 62 Willie undated 62 Winner Take All 1956 62 Writer's War Board 1945 62 Yellow Wheels undated 62 Your All American Show 1953 62 Your Spice of Life 1956 62 Zornow, Gerald B. (Kodak) materials undated Series II. Writings circa 1944-1980

This series consists of two sub-series: Articles and Manuscripts.

 Sub-series 1. Articles 1967-1980, undated

Arranged alphabetically by file name. This sub-series consists of articles written by Carroll for various newspapers and magazines on a variety of topics, most notably advertising, radio, or television. Also included is his column entitled “And Now a Word From…” published in “Variety,” in which he critiqued advertisements of the day. The majority of the articles are undated.

 71 5% of TV For Everybody 71 After the Hucksters Comes the Dawn 71 America Likes Commercials 71 An Answer 81-82 "And Now a Word From…" column in Variety circa 1967-1975 84-86 "And Now a Word From…" column in Variety 1972-1980 87-88 "And Now a Word From…" column in Variety undated 71 Anti Heroes of Mad Mad Avenue 71 Big Words to Little Meanings Go 71 Bite-Size Tours 83 Book reviews 1967-1975 71 Broadway to the Moment of Writing 71 Brotherhood Week 71 But Seriously 71 C. of C. Prexy Goofs 71 Can Advertising Enter the Cycle-Rama 71 Captive Stomachs 71 Course of Shoe Love 71 Creative Forum Paper Manual 71 Doctor Billing 71 Don't Do Me Any Favors 71 Economical Lesson in Economics 71 Eddie Cantor 71 Fable for People With Hungry Hearts 71 Fable of the Fresh New Young Writer 71 Fable of the Scientific Research 71 For Broadcasting magazine 72 Future in Communications 71 Hello All You Folks Out There in Radioland - Revisited 71 Here We Go Again 71 Hope Bob's Eternal 71 How Creative Should a Radio Commercial Be…and How 71 How Man Learned to Walk 71 If You Want To Know How To Cut a Guy 71 Is Television Entirely Psychosomatic 71 It's Lack of Vision Not Television 71 Joy of Movie-Making Campaign 71 Ladies of the World Be Warned 71 Little Learning 71 Long Needed Service 84 MANAS newsletters 1972-1975 72 Manpower Needs 72 Marlene Dietrich 72 Measure for Measure 72 Miscellaneous 72 New York Taxi: Hail and Forget It 72 Offering 72 Open Letter to TV Producers 72 Over to Oboler 72 Post Pourri 72 Published in Variety 72 Radio from Heyday to Renaissance 72 Radio vs. Intolerance 72 Raspberry for the Teacher 72 Rules to Be Pasted Over Your Desk 72 Some Answers to Some TV Advertisers 72 That's My Idea of a Waiter 72 There's Music In the Air 72 This I Believe 72 To Your Own Words Be True 72 Traffic and the Job Order 72 TV the Patsy in National Game of 'Pile On' 72 TV's Troubles: A Triumph of Matter Over Mind 72 Walking Around 72 Where Can a Guy Go To Be Lousy 72 Who Is Watching the Calendar 72 Why Won't It Work For TV 72 Wonderful Guy 72 Writing With Tape 72 Year of the Toe 72 Yours to a Door Sub-series 2. Manuscripts circa 1944-1979

Arranged alphabetically by file name. This sub-series primarily contains manuscripts and proofs of autobiographies Carroll ghostwrote for a number of individuals, including Bob Hope, Mike Douglas, Liberace, and Ed McMahon. The manuscripts include extensive handwritten notes made by Carroll and others.

90 American Petroleum Institute "See America Best…By Car" proof book (headlines written and text copy edited by Carroll) 1963 75 Bob Hope autobiography - "I Never Left Home," circa 1944 73-74 Bob Hope autobiography - "So This Is Peace," circa 1946 74 Bob Hope corrections and notes undated 76-78 Carroll Carroll autobiography - "None of Your Business or My life with J. Walter Thompson (Confessions of a Renegade Radio Writer) ," circa 1970 63 Ed McMahon autobiography - "Here's Ed" - transcript circa 1976 78 Ed McMahon material undated 80 Henry Youngman ("Henny") autobiography - "Take My Wife, Please: My Life (and Laughs)," undated 78 "How You Can Get on the Johnny Carson Show" by Carroll Carroll and Ed McMahon undated 78 Liberace autobiography notes and manuscript circa 1973 79 Mike Douglas autobiography - "Mike Douglas: My Story," circa 1979 74 Notes on Bob Hope's South Pacific Trip undated 83 Poems and prayers undated Series III. Musical compositions undated

This series consists of two sub-series: Lyrics by Carroll Carroll and Sheet music by others.

 Sub-series 1. Lyrics by Carroll Carroll undated

Arranged alphabetically by file name. This sub-series contains song lyrics written by Carroll, many in collaboration with Dick Manning. Some files only contain the lyrics, while others also include accompanying sheet music.

 46 Adieu 46 Baby Me 46 The Cereal Song 46 Cherry Pie Revue 46 Christmas Is for Children 46 Don't Leave Me 46 Fight songs 46 Footprints of Manhattan 46 For Now and Forever 46 Hail Kraft Music Hall 46 I Want You 46 I'm Just Not Myself Without You 46 I'm a Silly Hilly Billy 46 Keep Your Eyes on the Doughnut 46 Laughter Is a Sudden Glory 46 Learn to Pray Every Day 46 Lighting My Own Cigarette 46 A Lovely Lady 46 Lydia 46 May I Say I Love You 45 Miscellaneous lyrics 45 Miscellaneous lyrics sent to Dick Manning 45 Miscellaneous lyrics with music by Dick Manning 46 Mish-Mosh Polka 46 Moonlight on a White Picket Fence 46 My Heart's Desire 46 Never Ask a Man if He's From Texas 46 Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman 46 New York Is a Woman 46 A Night in New York 46 Nothing Seems to Matter Anymore 46 On a Lonesome Beach 46 A Quarter Is a Silver Thing 46 Redwood Smoke 46 Ridin' Herd on a Cloud 46 Secret Love 46 Sky Soldiers 46 Take a Walk Up Riverside Drive 46 Tell Ya Momma 46 Twilight on Manhattan 46 Wanna Know What I Want 46 What a Brawl 46 When Honeymoon Lane Becomes Memory Lane 46 Why Don't You Go Home 46 Why Won'tcha 46 Won't Someone Tell Me Why 46 You Make a Left Sub-series 2. Sheet music by others undated

Arranged alphabetically by file name. This sub-series contains sheet music and music books by other individuals. Includes a large amount of musical material arranged by Glenn Osser.

 50 Music books - Leeds Music Corporation - arranged by Glenn Osser (A-I) 51 Music books - Leeds Music Corporation - arranged by Glenn Osser (J-T) 49 Music books - Leeds Music Corporation - arranged by Glenn Osser (U-Z) 48 Music books - Leeds Music Corporation - Hits/Popular music 47 Music books - miscellaneous 49 Sheet music - arranged by Neal Hefti 47 Sheet music - Duchess Music Corporation 49 Sheet music - Leeds Music Corporation 47 Sheet music - miscellaneous 47 Sheet music - Pickwick Corporation Series IV. Personal and professional files 1930-1973

Arranged alphabetically by file name. This sub-series primarily contains correspondence written and received by Carroll. Also includes other material related to Carroll’s personal and professional life.

 69 Biographical article on Carroll Carroll circa 1967 84 Books given to Carroll undated 88 Books given to Carroll undated 69 Briefing notes on the 11th Air Assault Division and the 10th Air Transport Brigade undated 69 Business material 1944-1956 69 Christmas card mechanicals 1959-1971 89 Christmas card mechanicals 1959-1971 69 Christmas cards 1959-1971 65 Correspondence 1934-1950 66 Correspondence 1951-1954 67 Correspondence 1955-1970 68 Correspondence undated 68 Correspondence - unmailed 1937-1953 69 Dr. Wedberg's Simple Rules to Help You Avoid Food Poisoning undated 70 "Jive" issued by The International Bob Crosby Fan Club undated 70 List of best sellers undated 70 Magazines undated 89 Magazines - Ladies Home Journal 1890 70 Material and literature on prejudice undated 68 Memorandum 1943, 1956-1968 70 Miscellaneous undated 70 National Library Week 1963 69 Newspaper and magazine clippings 1930-1969 70 Pacific Coast Writers Conference 1955 89 Photograph - Academy of Arts and Sciences 2nd Annual Awards Dinner 1950 69 Programs to shows and events undated 68 Telegrams 1937-1963 69 Television reviews 1964-1973 91 Wall thermometer undated Series V. Audio and film 1930-1973

This series consists of two sub-series: Audio and Film.

 Sub-series 1. Audio 1930-1973

Arranged alphabetically by file name. Includes songs and commercial jingles written by Carroll, clips and music from “The Kraft Music Hall” and “Club 15,” and audiotapes used for his work on autobiographies. Also included are the 100-102nd "Chase and Sanborn Hour" anniversary shows, which were assembled by Carroll. The 101st anniversary show was a tribute to Fred Allen; a large amount of Fred Allen material is present in the collection, including many of his gags with Jack Benny. Audio formats primarily consist of reel-to-reel tape and phonograph records, but cassettes and CD-Rs are also present.

 99 "Answers to unasked questions about Crosby from Bing, Botkin, Trotter," undated 99 Autobiography of Myrtle Mooney - Estelle Loring voice test undated 99 Birmingham show undated 99 Carroll Carroll on Eddie Cantor undated 99 Carroll Carroll with Art D'Lugoff on WRVA 1972 102 Chase and Sanborn Hour 100th anniversary show - Eddie Cantor, "One Hour With You," 1964 96 Chase and Sanborn Hour anniversary shows 1964-1966 99 Chase and Sanborn Hour anniversary shows 1964, 1966 97 Commercials undated 101 Commercial jingles - Ford (including one sung by Judy Garland) 1955-1961 101 Commercial jingles - Shell Oil 1958-1960 101 Commercial jingles - Stripe toothepaste - "Stripey jingle," 1958 101 Commercial jingles - Kodak undated 101 Commercial jingles - Campbell's jingles in Yiddish 1951 101 Commercial jingles - Rinso - Lever Brothers 1965 101 Commercial jingles - Planters peanut butter 1962 101 Commercial jingles - Chase and Sanborn coffee 1959 101 Commercial jingles - Crocker-Citizens, "There's a Bank That Bids You Welcome," undated 102 Club 15 music 1947-1951 99 Ed McMahon - book 1 undated 95 Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy (includes Mae West, Mary Pickford, Carole Lombard, Clark Gable) undated 102 Edward R. Murrow - "This I Believe" with Carroll Carroll circa 1952 94 Fred Allen - Jack Benny gags circa 1932-1949 93 Fred Allen - miscellaneous circa 1930-1949 97 Henry Youngman ("Henny") 1961 97 Interviews with Carroll Carroll 1964, 1970-1973 99 J. Walter Thompson - Edison Recreations (music) 1958 99 J. Walter Thompson - miscellaneous clips (includes Marilyn Monroe and Jimmy Stewart) 1960 96 J. Walter Thompson Radio Review 1960-1961 96 Kellogg Hour (includes Cary Grant, Carole Lombard, Groucho Marx) 1939 95 Kraft Music Hall (includes Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan, Humphrey Bogart) 1938-1946 95 Kraft Music Hall (CD-R, includes William "Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd) undated 101 Kraft Music Hall - John Scott Trotter's Orchestra 1938-1941, 1945 96 Lux Radio Theatre, "I Never Left Home" - Bob Hope 1945 99 "Lynn-On Carters - 'Reds'" undated 95 Meredith Willson (composer) undated 99 Mike Douglas audiotapes (source material for "Mike Douglas: My story") undated 98 Miscellaneous undated 101-103 Miscellaneous undated 96-97 Music by Carroll Carroll and Dick Manning circa 1950-1960s 103 Music by Carroll Carroll and Dick Manning undated 103 Music by Carroll Carroll and Sy Miller undated 99 "Rudee Vallee stuff," undated 97 Same Time, Same Station - Eddi Cantor, Bing Crosby circa 1972 97 Songs and jingles by Carroll Carroll undated 97 Songs and jingles by Carroll Carroll (CD-R compilation) undated 103 Songs and jingles by Carroll Carroll circa 1935-1959 99 Woody Fraser (producer of The Mike Douglas Show) undated Sub-series 2. Film undated,

Arranged alphabetically by file name. Primarily consists of commercials.

 100 Agfa - masterpiece, Magic Lantern 100 Bing Crosby parody for RCA 100 Ess-A Touch of Tomorrow - Masterpiece - Eva Gabor 100 Gulf Giraffe 100 Listerine 100 Miscellaneous 100 NATD Convention 1964 - "March of Time," 100 Ogilvy & Mather, Zippo 100 Rinso 100 Target Satisfaction(consumer's version) 100 Texaco (including Jack Benny)