Samuel Anthony Peeples papers, 1881-1987

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Peeples, Samuel Anthony, 1917-
Title
Samuel Anthony Peeples papers
Dates
1881-1987 (inclusive)
Quantity
204.22 cubic ft. (225 boxes)
Collection Number
07498
Summary
Samuel Anthony Peeples (1917-1997) was an American writer and television screenplay author. He wrote screenplays for both Westerns and Science Fiction productions. Peeples was also a Science Fiction and Film enthusiast. This collection contains Peeples personal and professional papers. Included are his personal collection of film and AV material, his personal and professional correspondence, scripts, and his personal newspaper and magazine collection.
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
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Languages
English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Samuel Anthony Peeples (1917-1997) was an American writer and television screenplay author. He primarily published novels in the Western genre, often under the pen name Brad Ward. His screenplays were also primarily Westerns; however, he was a Science Fiction enthusiast and occasionally wrote television scripts for that genre. Peeples began writing for television in 1958. Most notably, Peeples was one of three writers selected to write a proposed second pilot for the Star Trek series and his script “Where No Man Has Gone Before” (1965) was filmed and sold the series. He worked closely with his friend and colleague Gene Roddenberry on both the Star Trek series and the 1977 TV Movie Spectre. Peeples also wrote several episodes for Filmation's Jason of Star Command series including the script for their animated TV movie and seven first-season episodes of the Flash Gordon series that resulted from it. In the Westerns genre his most notable credits include Overland Trail and The Tall Man. He died from cancer in 1997 at age seventy-nine.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

This collection contains Samuel A. Peeples personal and professional collections. Peeples was an avid film fan, and the collection contains his personal film and phonograph record collection. His personal papers also include his newspaper and magazine collection, books, personal correspondence, artifacts, and memorabilia he collected, photographs, and his Comic Book collection. The professional papers include Peeples professional correspondence, production materials, manuscripts, and reference materials. This collection also contains a collection of scripts written or kept by Peeples; these include a series of Westerns he worked on, as well as Science Fiction scripts he either worked on or collected.

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Related Materials

Toppan Rare Books Library, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. This collection contains Samuel A. Peeples collection of books.

Robert Bloch papers, 02256, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. This collection contains correspondence between Robert Bloch and Samuel A. Peeples.

Acquisition Information

This collection material was recieved from Samuel Anthony Peeples between 1958 and 1990.

Processing Note

This collection was processed by Brittany Heye in March of 2024.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Personal PapersReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
157
Book Covers
undated
157
Booklet - "Florenz Ziegfeld"
undated
157
Booklet - "It's Fun to be A Monster"
1966
163
Booklet - "An Illuminated Map of the United States During the Period of Frank Lloyd's "Wells Fargo'" 1844-1870
undated
163
Booklet - "History of Hollywood"
undated
157, 218
Calendars
1919-1979
157
California Souvenirs
undated
157
Catalogs - Books
1966-1972; undated
157
Catalogs - Books, Westerns
undated
157
Catalogs - Airplanes/Aeronautics
1964-1970; undated
157
Catalogs - Film
undated
157
Catalogs - Records/ Music
undated
157
Certificate of Membership (founding) of the Society of the Friends of Lizzie Borden
March 1963
157
Chicago Union Station Menus
undated
161
Correspondence
1947-1979
161
Correspondence, miscellaneous
undated
161
Correspondence - Western Union Telegrams
undated
157, 215
Miscellaneous
undated
158
Miscellaneous - Film
undated
218
Movie Booklets
undated
158
Movie Player Brochures
undated
158
Newspapers
1941-1945; undated
158
Newspapers - 6 Civil War Newspapers Set
undated
220
Newspapers - 8mm Collector
1963-1966
221
Newspapers - Classic Images
1979-1987
222
Newspapers - Classic Film Collector
1971-1978
220
Newspapers - Times Literary Supplement
1971-1972
158
Newspapers - The Tombstone Epitaph
1966-1974
158
Newspaper Clippings
undated
219
Newspapers/ Magazines, Oversized
undated
158
Newsletters - Writer's Guild of America/ West
1967-1976
158
Newsletters - Film
1970-1972; undated
158
Newsletters - "The Teratoid Guide"
1973
158
Newsletters, misc
1969-1972; undated
158
Pamphlets
undated
158
Pamphlet - "The Royal Wedding, Prince Charles and Lady Diana"
undated
158
Peeples Biography- Ditto Master
undated
158
Photographs
undated
158
Photographs - Aircrafts (First Flights)
undated
158
Photographs - Color (plastic plates) with images of Actors
undated
158
Photographs - Film
undated
158
Postcards
undated
158, 218
Posters
undated
158
Programs
undated
158
Promotion Package - "King of Jazz"
undated
162
Publications - "The American Film Institute"
1968-1975
162
Publications about Actors
1936-1972; undated
162
Publications about Art and Museums
undated
162
Publications about Film - Creation
1942-1969
162
Publications about Film - Film Compilations
1962-1968
162
Publications about Film - History
1958-1972; undated
162
Publications about Film - Movies
1932-1970
162
Publications about Film - Nudity/ Adam Film Quarterly
1964-1968
162
Publications about Film Directors
1956-1967; undated
162
Publications about History
1965-1976; undated
163
Publications about How to Write/ Storycraft
1931-1958; undated
163
Publications about Musicians/ Composers
1966-1967
163
Publications about Photography/ Cameras
1973
163
Publications about Sci-Fi/ Horror
1958-1975; undated
163
Publications about Space
1963; 1969
163
Publications about TV
1965-1973
163
Publications - Witchcraft/ Occult/ UFOs
1967-1972
163
Publications from Kenneth Nebenzahl, Inc.
undated
163
Publications - Nude Magazines
1967-1968
163
Star Trek Publications
1968; 1974
163
Star Wars Publications
1977
218
Western Artwork - Booklets - Frederick Remington/ Book - Buffalo Bill Poster Book
undated
1. Magazines
This series contains Samuel Peeples personal collection of magazines related to Television, Hollywood, Fim, Western History and stories, Science Fiction, and Mysteries.
Box
183
"Atlantic"
1973
183
"Magazine Collectors' Marketplace"
March 1985
183
Magazines about Famous People
1937; 1972; 1976
183
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial publications
1968
183
Foreign Language publications
1918-1965
214
"The Pelican" Christmas Edition
1903-1904
221
"Life"
1958-1968
183-184
Film/TV Magazines
1931-1977; undated
184
"Action"
1970, 1978
184
"American Cinematographer"
1969-1978
185
"American Film"
1975-1976
185
"Amusement Business"
1970
185
"Argossy"
undated
219
Calendar" by the Los Angeles Times
1970-1972
185
"Cinema" (French)
undated
219
"Cinema" (Canada)
undated
185
"Cinevoz" (Spanish)
1948-1949
186
"Coast"
1969-1972
186
"Curtain Call: A Program Magazine of the LA Civic Light Opera"
1965
186
"The Disney Channel Magazine"
1983-1986
218
"Famous Horrors of the Silver Screen" Magazine
undated
186-187
"Films and Filming"
1965-1970
187
"Film Careers"
1963-1964
187
"Film Comment'
1965-1972
187
"Film Culture"
1963-1972
187
"Film & Figure"
1967-1968
188
"The Film Journal"
1971-1974
188
"Film Quarterly"
1966-1971
188
"Focus on Film"
1970-1975
188
"High Fidelity"
1970-1974
189
"Hollywood Observer"
1968-1969
189
"The Hollywood Reporter"
1961-1975
189
"Limelight"
1968-1969
221
"Look"
1964-1970
190
"Movie Digest"
1972-1973
190
"Movie Life Yearbook"
1966-1970
190
"Movie Maker"
1967-1973
190
"Movie Mirror Yearbook"
1969-1970
190
"Movie TV Family Album"
1969-1970
191
"Movies International"
1965-1969
191
"Nostalgia Illustrated"
1975
191
"Performing Arts"
1968; 1978
191
"Playbill"
October 1960
191
"Screen and TV Album"
1969; 1972
191
"Screenland"
1963; 1969
191
"Screen Stories"
1971-1972
191
"Show" the Magazine of Film & the Arts
1972
191-192
"Sight and Sound"
1965-1971
192
"Silver Screen Album/ Yearbook"
1966; 1969
192
"Super 8 Filmmaker"
1973-1976
192
"Today's Film Maker"
1971-1973
192
"TV Guide"
1971-1972
192
"TV Radio Album"
1970-1974
192
"TV Radio Annual"
1969-1970
193
"TV Yearbook"
1969-1970
193
"Who's Who in Hollywood"
1963-1966
193
"Who's Who in Movies"
1964-1976
193
"Who's Who in TV"
1969-1973
193-194
Monsters, Myth, and Mystery Magazines
1963-1976; 1982
194
Mystery Anthologies
1958; 1960; 1976
194
"Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine"
1986
194
"Ed McBain's Mystery Book"
1960
194-196
"Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine"
1949-1986
196-197
"Man, Myth & Magic"
1970-1971
197
"Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine"
1973
197
"The Monster Times"
June 14, 1972
197
"Murder Mystery Monthly" no. 22 - "The Ace of Knaves" by Leslie Chartens
1944
197
"Mystery Monthly"
1976-1977
197
"Sleuth Mystery Magazine"
1958
198
Science Fiction Magazines
undated
198
"Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine"
1979
198
"Beyond"
1969-1971
198
"Cosmos: Science Fiction and Fantasy"
1977
199
"Dracula"
1979
199
"Forry" Publication presented to Forrest J. Ackerman on 50th Anniversary of his Birth and 40th Anniversary of his Discovery of Science Fiction
1966
199
"Erbania" Fanzine
1956
199
"The Girl from U.N.C.L.E" vol. 1, no. 1
December 1966
199
"The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction"
1986
200
"Odyssey" Sc-Fi Magazine
1976
200
"Photon"
undated
200
"Saga"
1970; 1976-1977
200
"The Saint" Detective Magazine
1955-1963
200-201
"Strange" Stories of the Supernatural
1971-1972
201
"Strange Murder Stories"
1969-1970
201
"True Twilight Tales"
1963-1964
201
"True Weird"
1955-1956
201
"Vertex" The Magazine of Science Fiction
1972-1974
201
"Visions of Tomorrow"
1969-1970
202
The West/ Western Magazines
1929; 1966-1978; undated
202
"The American West"
1964
202
"Badman"
1971-1974
203
"Big West"
1967-1970
214
"The Buffalo Bill Series" no. 236
November 18, 1905
203
"Civil War Times Illustrated"
1970
203
"Famous Outlaws of the West"
1964-1965
203
"Frontier Times"
1958-1978
203-204
Gold!"
1969-1976
204
"Golden West"
1970; 1974
204
"Good Old Days"
1968-1975
204
"Great Robberies & How They Were Solved"
1965; 1974
204
"Great West: True Stories of Old Frontier Days"
1967-1971
204
"Horse Tales: True Stories of Great Horses"
1972
205-206
"Old West"
1964-1979
206
"Pioneer West"
1969-1975
206-207
"Real West"
1967-1979
207-208
"Treasure World"
1970-1972
208
"True Frontier"
1967-1973
208-209
"True West"
1967-1978
209
"Westerner"
1969-1976
210
"Westways"
1966-1978
210
"Western Digest"
1969
210
"Western Frontier"
1976; 1979
211
"Western Round-Up"
1970
211-212
Western Treasures"
1964-1972
212
"Wild West"
1969-1971
212
Writing Magazines
1970-1975
212
"Foylibra: Foyles Bookshop Magazine"
1972-1973
212
"Sputnik" A Monthly Digest of the Best Current Soviet Writing
1972-1974
213
"Mystery Writers' Annual" Edgar Allan Poe Awards Dinner
1963-1971
213
"The Roundup" Western Writers of America
1967-1971
213
"Southwest Writers Series"
1967
213
"Wide Awake Library"
1881; 1883
213
"The Writer"
1939; 1957-1958
2.Artifacts and Memoroabilia
This series contains artifacts and memoroabilia, most of which are related to Samuel Peeples fascination with Science Fiction and Film.
Box
223-224
Plaster Skeleton Head created by Willis O'Brien as a castle prop for RKO Productions "The Most Dangerous Game"
1932
225
Dinosaur Animation Model created by Willis O'Brien for the original "King Kong"
1933
182
Dracula pin
undated
182
Matchbox Series floor road map- Roadway R-1 Series
undated
216
Scrapbook - Travel Kodak scrapbook from trip to England
undated
182
WFF'N Proof: The Game of Modern Logic (with dice)
undated
182
"Yesteryear" The Nostalgia Trivia Game
undated
182
"Monster Old Maid" Card Game
undated
182
Belt Buckle - Theatre Masks
undated
182
Belt Buckle - Serpent and Monk
undated
182
Wooden Nickle - John Mosby Days, City of Fairfax Chamber of Commerce
undated
182
Star Wars Blueprints packet
1977
163
Scrapbook - Newspaper clippings put into "The Log of "Bob" Bartlett" Hardcover book binding
undated
216 undated
216
Scrapbook - Greta Garbo
undated
3. Books
This series contains books related to Samuel A. Peeples work and interests. They include Film, Television, Science Fiction, Mystery, Writing, and Western subjects.
Box
163
"Wild West Weekly" 5 volumes
1903-1904
163
"The Buffalo Bill Stories" 7 volumes
undated
163
"US" A Paperback Magazine, 2 volumes
1969
163
"J.R.R. Tolkien" by Catharine R. Stimpson, Columbia Essays on Modern Writers
1969
163
"Writer of the Plains: A Biography of B.M. Bower" by Orrin A. Engen
1973
163
"Fantasy and Science Fiction" Catalog of the Fantasy and Science Fiction Library of the P. Schuyler Miller, no. 12
1977
163
Cookbook - "The Gourmet's Cannibal Cookbook"
1964
163
Cookbook - "Hollywood's Famous Recipes of the Movie Stars"
1932
163
"The San Juan Story" with Map and Resort Guide
1960
163
"The Rise and Fall of Free Speech in America" D.W. Griffith
1967
163
"Issac Asimov's Science Fiction Anthology" volume 1
1979
163
"Ellery Queen's Anthology" 2 volumes
1977-1978
163
"Sf Impulse" featuring Michael Moorcock, Richard Wilson, Judith Merril and Brian W. Aldiss
January 1967
163
"Floyd Clymer's Historical Motor Scrapbook" no. 2
1944
163
"The Significance of the Frontier in American History" Frederick Jackson Turner
1960
163
"Billy the Kid: The Bibliography of A Legend" by J.C. Dykes
1952
164
"California Historical Society Quarterly"
1959-1960
164
"Stars of the Movies and Featured Players"
1927
164
"Ye Masquers: Past, Present, and Future" 35th Anniversary edition
1960
164
"Spellbound in Darkness: Readings in the History & Criticism of the Silent Film" by George C. Pratt
1966
164
"Gary Cooper: Le Cavalier de l'Ouest" by Lucienne Escoube (French)
1965
164
"Official Guide to Paper Americana" The Price to Buy & Sell… by Hal. L. Cohen, first edition
1972
164
"1970 Theatrical and Television Film Basic Agreement" Writers Guild of America
1970
164
"Filmguide to The General" by E. Rubinstein
1973
164
Filmguide to The Grapes of Wrath" by Warren French
1973
164
Filmguide to Psycho" by James Naremore
1973
164
Filmguide to 2001: A Space Odyssey" by Carolyn Geduld
1973
164
"Adult Movies" Rating Hundreds of the Best Films for Home Video & Cable
1982
164
"The 1973-74 AB Bookman's Yearbook" Part Two: The Old & The New, Silver Jubilee edition
1974
164
"The Paperback Price Guide #2" by Kevin Hancer
undated
164
"Literary First Editions" L.W. Currey Rare Books Incorporated
1972-1973
164
"The Windsor Magazine" Hardbound volume
1902
164
"International Film Guide, 1973" edited by Peter Cowie
1972
164
"Cinema 6" A Catalog of Cinema & Television Books and Magazines and Related Material, Hampton Books
undated
164
Larry Edmunds Bookshop - "Basic Cinema List"
1961; 1964-1966
164
Larry Edmunds Bookshop, Inc - "Cinema Catalogue"
undated
164
"Official Price Guide to Paper Collectibles," second edition
1983
164
"International Television Almanac" Hardbound copy
1972
164
"The Royal Magazine" Hardbound volume
1900
165
"Paperbound Books in Print" Volume 1 - Title Index, Hardbound
Spring 1985
165
"Paperbound Books in Print" Volume 2 - Author Index, Hardbound
Spring 1985
165
"The Harms' Worth London Magazine" Hardbound copies of Volume 1, 8, and 9
1898-1989; 1902-1903
165
"Harper's Magazine" Vol. XCVIII (Hardbound)
1898
166
"Century Magazine" Volumes 5-8, Hardbound
1883-1885
166
"The Last Whole Film Catalog" A Unique Compendium of Films and Film Lore
1976
166
"Eros Magazine" Hardbound
1962
166
"Arizona Highways" Hardbound
1959; 1970
4. Comic Books
Box
159
Miscellaneous
1945-1979
159
Radio Premiums Illustrated" collated by Rex Miller
1971
159
"Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend" by Winsor McCay
1973
159
"The Best of Li'l Abner" by Al Capp
1978
215
"Buster Brown, His Dog Tige, and Their Jolly Times"
1906
159
"Creepy"
1964-1974
159
DC Comics Publications
1967-1977
159
"Secret Origins of the Super DC Heroes" book
1976
159
"Dracula" from the New English Library
1971
159
Gold Key Publications
1965-1972
159
Gold Key - "Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery"
1968-1977
159
Gold Key - "Dagar: The Invincible"
1972-1973
159
Gold Key - "Dark Shadows"
1968-1972
159
Gold Key - "Star Trek"
1967-1974
159
Gold Key - "Tono and Kono the Jungle Twins"
1972-1973
159
Gold Key - "Turok: Son of Stone"
1960-1972
159
"Mandrake the Magician"
1967
159
The Marvel Comics Group publications
1960-1976
160
"Planet of the Apes"
1974-1975
160
"Vampirella"
1969-1970
160
Walt Disney Comics
1957, 1972
160
"The Best of Blondie" by Dean Young
1977
160
"Blondie" no.1 by Chic Young
1968
160
"Blondie" no.2 by Chic Young
1968
160
"Blondie" by Dean Young and Jim Raymond
1976
160
Dick Tracy: His Greatest Cases" No.1-No.3
1975-1976
160
"Tales of the Incredible…in the Old Comics Tradition!"
1965
160
"Tales from the Crypt"
1964
160
"The Vault of Horror…in the good old Comics Tradition!"
1965
160
"The Best of Creepy"
1971
160
"The World of Li'l Abner" with an introduction by Joh Steinbeck
1953
160
"Alley Oop" by Dave Graue"
1982
160
"The Neighborhood" favorites by Jerry van Amerongen
1981
160
"The Katzenjammer Kids" by Joe Musial
1970
160
"Heathcliff" by George Gately
1976
160
"Momma" by Mell Lazarus
1981
160
"Max and Moritz" from the pen of Wilhelm Busch
1962
160
"Journal of Popular Culture" Vulture Comics Group
Summer 1971
160
"Official Guide to Comic Books" The Price to Buy and Sell… by Hal L. Cohen
1974
160
"Official Guide to Comic Books and Big Little Books" by Michael Resnick
1977
160
"Official Guide to the Fantastics" by Michael Resnick
1976
160
"The Comic Book Price Guide" no. 6
1976
160
"The Comic Book Price Guide" no. 7
1977
160
"The Comic Book Price Guide" no. 12
1982
160
"The Official Price Guide to Comic & Science Fiction Books"
1982
214
Marvel Special Edition - "Star Wars" numbers 1-2
1977
214
Marvel and DC Present…MGM's Marvelous "Wizard of Oz"
1966
214
Marvel Comics Group - "The Tomb of Dracula" no. 1
1971
217
"West" Newspaper comics
1966-1972
217
oversized Comic Books
1938-1978

Series II. Professional PapersReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
167
A Preview of Coming Attractions"
undated
167
Correspondence
1962-1979
167
Correspondence - Inter Office
1961
167
Correspondence - Molson, Gordon
1962
167
Correspondence - "The Rogue"
1960
167
Correspondence - The Writers Guild of America
1973
167
Development Sheet for the Storymaker
undated
167
"Doc Colt" working draft
undated
167
Manuscripts - "Films on 8 and 16" article
undated
167
Manuscripts - "The Man Who Died Twice"
1976
167
Manuscripts - The Monroes- "Journey to A Ghost Town"
1967
167
Manuscripts - Whiplash
undated
168
Manuscripts - Unidentified Pages
undated
168
Newspaper Clipping - "TV Talk with Bob Hull" article about "Custer" producer
September 27, 1967
168
Picture Cost - The Tall Man #s 1-3
undated
168
Picture Cost - Overland Trail
undated
168
Portfolio of Employee Benefits for Employees of 20th Century Fox
undated
168
Production Material
undated
169
TV/ Film Proposals
undated
169
TV Story Outlines
undated
169
Universal Television Letter Envelopes
undated
169
Untitled Manuscript by Unidentified Author
January 12, 1970
169
World Premiere - A New Concept in Television Entertainment
undated
1. Reference Materials
Box
168
Famous Western Figures
1896-1968
168
Guns (of the West/ Old West)
1958-1975; undated
168
"Master Formula" from L.J. Searles
undated
168
"My Juvenile Success Secrets" by Will Herman
1940
168
"The Structure of the Short Story" by Catherine Barrett
1953
168
Westerns
1971; undated
169
"The Art of Writing Photoplays" by Henry Albert Phillips
1922
169
"You Can Write" by F. Fraser Bond
1934
169
"How to Make Money Writing for Comic Magazines" by Robert Kanigher
1943
169
"Keeping Fiction Interesting" by John Gallishaw
1944
169
"Business Letter Writing"
1955
169
"The Collier Quick and Easy Guide to TV Writing"
1963
169
"Movie Plotting" from L. J. Searles
1925
169
"My Formula for Fiction" by Will Herman from L. J. Searles
1939
169
"Writer's Reference Library and Formulas" from L. J. Searles
undated

Series III. Audio Visual MaterialsReturn to Top

This series contains Samuel Peeples personal collection of Reel-to-Reel Films and Phonograph records that he collected over the course of his life. It includes various genres and covers a wide scope of film history. Included are silent films starring famous actors such as Charlie Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy, science fiction films, and western films.

Container(s) Description Dates
1. Films
Box
10
"Star Trek" force field sequence (35mm color film)
undated
11
Tommy Atkins- British (9.5mm) (reels 1-2)
1929
8mm Film:
6
"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (reels 1-4) (digital copy available)
1925
8
"45 Minutes from Hollywood" Silent Comedy starring Glen Tryon
1926
2
"A Clever Dummy" Silent Comedy starring Ben Turpin
1917
6
"A Harem Knight" starring Ben Turpin
1926
7
"A Pair of Tights" Comedy filmed by Hal Roach Studios
1929
2
"A Submarine Pirate" starring Syd Chaplin (reels 1-2) (digital copy available)
1915
6
"A Truthful Liar" starring Will Rogers
1924
2
"All Night Long" Silent Film starring Harry Langdon
1924
2
"American Aristocracy" Silent Film starring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-3)
1916
6
"Anything Once" starring Mabel Normand
1927
7
"Bad Boy" starring Charley Chase
1925
5
"Beau Geste" Silent Drama starring Ronald Colman (reels 1-5)
1926
6
"Ben's Wild Dream"/ "The Butcher's Nightmare" starring Ben Turpin
1917
4
"Big Boobs and Bathing Beauties" starring Larry Semon
1918
5
"Big Business" Laurel and Hardy Silent Comedy
1929
2
"Boob in the Wood" Silent Comedy starring Harry Langdon
1925
7
"Bromo and Juliet" starring Charley Chase
1926
3
"Chasing Choo Choos" starring Monte Banks
1927
4
"Chasing the Chaser" starring Jimmy Finlayson
1925
8
"City Lights" Silent Film starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-5)
1931
4
"Collars and Cuffs" starring Stan Laurel
1923
2
"Coney Island" Silent Comedy starring Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton
1917
3, 7
"Cops" Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton
1922
9
"Don Q: Son of Zorro" (reels 1-6) (digital copy available)
1925
6
"Don't Park There" starring Will Rogers
1924
1
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" Silent Horror Film staring John Barrymore (reels 1-3)(digital copy available)
1920
4
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" staring James Cruz
1912
4
"Dunces and Dangers" Silent Film starring Larry Semon
1918
1
"Easy Street" starring Charlie Chaplin
1917
1
"Ella Cinders" Silent Film starring Colleen Moore (reels 1-2)
1926
6
"Eve's Love Letters" starring Stan Laurel
1927
4
"Gussle's Wayward Path" starring Syd Chaplin
1915
9
"Haunted Spooks" produced by Blackhawk Films
1920
7
"His Wooden Wedding" starring Charley Chase
1925
4
"In the Grease" starring Jimmy Finlayson
1925
4
"It's A Gift" Silent Film starring Snub Pollard
1923
3
"Let's Go" Silent Film starring Richard Talmadge (reels 1-3)
1923
6
"Lost: A Cook" starring Ben Turpin
1917
5
"Love 'em and Weep" Laurel and Hardy Silent Comedy
1927
4
"Mabel's Married Life" Silent Film starring Mabel Normand and Charlie Chaplin
1914
4
"Man About Town" Silent Film starring Stan Laurel
1923
3
"Metropolis" German Science Fiction Silent Film directed by Fritz Lang (reels 1-5)
1927
8
"Mighty Like A Moose" Silent Comedy starring Charley Chase
1926
8
"Modern Times" starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-4)
1936
7
"Movie Night" starring Charley Chase
1929
4
"Near Dublin" Silent Comedy starring Stan Laurel (digital copy available)
1924
8
"One A.M." Silent Film starring Charlie Chaplin
1916
4
"Oranges and Lemons" starring Stan Lauren
1923
4
"Paper and Paste" starring Paul Parrott
1923
3
"Phantom of the Opera" starring Lon Chaney (reels 1-4) (digital copy available)
1925
1
"Raffles" Silent Film staring John Barrymore (reels 1-3)
1917
2
"Reaching for the Moon" starring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-3)
1930
8
"Remember When?" starring Harry Langdon
1925
2
"Saturday Afternoon" Silent Comedy starring Harry Langdon (reels 1-2)
1926
8
"Shoulder Arms" starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-2)
1918
2
"Smithy" starring Stan Laurel
1924
2
"Soldier Man" starring Hary Langdon (reels 1-2)
1926
6
"Son of the Sheik" Silent Film starring Rudolph Valentino (reels 1-3)
1926
8
"Steamboat Bill, Jr." Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton (reels 1-4)
1928
1
"The Adventurer" starring Charlie Chaplin
1917
5
"The Bacon Grabbers" Laurel and Hardy Silent Comedy
1929
7
"The Balloonatic" Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton
1923
7
"The Bells" (reels 1-3)
undated
5
"The Black Pirate" Silent Film starring Doug Fairbanks (reels 1-5)
1926
6
"The Cake Eater" starring Will Rogers
1924
3
"The Cat and the Canary" (reels 1-4)
1927
1
"The Cure" starring Charlie Chaplin
1917
6
"The Dare-Devil" starring Ben Turpin
1923
6
"The Extra Girl" Silent Comedy starring Mabel Normand (reels 1-3)
1923
7
"The General" Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton (reels 1-4)
1926
1
"The Gold Rush" Silent Comedy starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-4)
1925
4
"The Golden Twenties"- #1- "The Doughboys Come Home" (digital copy available)
1920-1930
4
"The Golden Twenties"- #2- "Presidents and Politics" (digital copy available)
1920-1930
3
"The Golem" (reels 1-2)
undated
4
"The Great Train Robbery" color print
undated
1
"The Immigrant" Silent Romantic Comedy starring Charlie Chaplin
1917
8
"The Iron Mask" starring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-4)
1929
1
"The Kid" Silent Comedy starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-3)
1921
7
"The Lost World" (reels 1-3) (digital copy available)
1925
7
"The Midnight Girl" starring Lila Lee and Bela Lugosi (reels 1-3)
1925
2
"The Perfect Clown" Silent Comedy starring Larry Semon (reels 1-3)
1925
7
"The Playhouse" Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton
1921
6
"The Pride of Pikeville" Silent Comedy starring Ben Turpin
1927
4
"The Sleuth" starring Stan Laurel
1925
4
"The Soilers" Silent Comedy starring Stan Laurel
1923
7
"The Thong Man" (reels 1-3)
undated
1
"The Waiters' Ball" Silent Comedy starring Fatty Arbuckle
1916
2
"The Wizard of Oz" Silent Film directed by Larry Semon (reels 1-3)
1925
5
"Thief of Bagdad" Silent Film starring Doug Fairbanks (reels 1-7) (digital copy available)
1924
3
"Thundering Hoofs" Silent Western starring Fred Thompson (reels 1-3)
1924
5
"Two Tars" Laurel and Hardy
1928
5
"Unaccustomed As We Are" Laurel and Hardy
May 4, 1929
6
"Variety" German Silent Film starring Emil Jannings (reels 1-3)
1925
9
"Waxworks" German Silent Film directed by Paul Leni (reels 1-3)
1924
1
"Wild and Wooly" staring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-2)
1917
5, 53
"With Love and Hisses" Laurel and Hardy Silent Comedy (16mm copy in 53)
1927
5
"You're Darn Tootin" Laurel and Hardy Silent Film
1928
6
"Yukon Jake" staring Ben Turpin
1924
1
From the First Airmail to the DC-7 (digital copy available)
undated
4
Gemini Four Flight
June 1965
1
Lindenbergh's Transatlantic Flight (digital copy available)
undated
4
Mabel Normand and Fatty Arbuckle view San Francisco's 1915 Worlds Fair
1915
4
Max Linder
undated
2
Miscellaneous 50's Comedy Excerpts
1950-1960
4
Newsreels
1938-1946
4
The Ruins of San Francisco (digital copy available)
1906
4
WWI Air- Goynemer and Fonck (digital copy available)
1914-1918
4
WWI- Billy Bishop- Ace- Flights and Crashes (digital copy available)
1914-1918
4
WWI- Von Richthofen (digital copy available)
1917
33
"Hands Up" (reels 1-2)
undated
33
"We're in the Navy Now" (reels 1-2)
undated
16mm Film:
36
"10 Seconds"(reels 1-2)
undated
86
"77 Sunset Strip" starring Edd Byrnes
1958
24
"A Perfect Day" starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
29
"A Sea Dog's Tale" Comedy
1926
95
"A Shriek in the Night" starring Ginger Rogers (reels 1-2)
1933
33
"A Smile Will Go A Long Way" starring Lily Ann Carol
undated
14
"A Weekend Driver" Silent Comedy starring Larry Semon
1922
99
"A Woman of Sin"
1942
12
"Adventures of A Newsreel Cameraman"
undated
36
"Aerial Navigation" Training Film
1941
44
"Air Hawks" (reels 1-2)
undated
17
"Air Maniacs" starring Vince Barnett
1931
33
"America Drops Zep Program" (main title for the series)
undated
47
"Among the Living" starring Albert Dekker (reels 1-2)
1941
46, 47
"Annie Oakley" (reels 1-3)
undated
29
"Another Fine Mess" starring Stan Laurel
1930
27
"Any Old Port" starring Laurel and Hardy
1932
46
"Argyle Secrets" (reels 1-2)
1948
33
"Atoms for Peace"
undated
30
"Battle Royal" starring Oliver Hardy
1916
27
"Be Big" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
42
"Beau Hunks" starring Laurel and Hardy
1931
16
"Behind the Screen"
1916
27
"Below Zero" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
14
"Betty Boop's Train Ride"
1938
35
"Beyond the Speed of Sound" (color)
undated
19
"Big Business" Laurel and Hardy Silent Comedy
1929
47
"Black Friday" starring Boris Karloff, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1940
45
"Blockheads" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1938
71
"Bloodlust!" starring June Kenney (reels 1-2)
1961
27
"Blotto!" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
48
"Bluebeard" starring John Carradine (reels 1-2)
1944
49
"Bohemian Girl" (reels 1-2)
1936
49
"Bonnie Scotland" (reels 1-2)
1935
16
"Booby Hatched" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1944
23
"Brats" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
57
"Brave Eagle"
undated
44
"Broadway Bill" starring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy, produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
November 9, 1934
14
"Broadway Handicap" (reels 1-7)
undated
16
"Buddy of the Apes" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1934
21
"Buddy's Adventures" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1934
21
"Buddy's Circus" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1934
17
"Buddy's Lost World" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1936
20
"Buddy's Party" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
undated
21
"Buddy's Show Boat" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1933
124
"Buffalo Bill" (reels 1-3)
undated
27
"Busy Bodies" starring Laurel and Hardy
1933
17
"Cain and Mabel" Busby Berkley Dance Number sequence
1936
48
"Call of the Wild" (reels 1-2)
undated
30
"Calling All Doctors" starring Charley Chase
1937
118
"Canyon Passage" Western Film starring Dana Andrews (reels 1-3)
1946
61
"Cat and the Canary" (reels 1-2)
undated
23
"Cat, Dog & Co." Silent Film
1929
17
"Cheyenne Cowboy"
undated
27, 56
"Chickens Come Home" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
45
"Chumps at Oxford" starring Laurel and Hardy
1940
19
"Come Clean" Laurel and Hardy
1931
31
"Coney Island" starring Buster Keaton
1917
27
"County Hospital" starring Laurel and Hardy
1932
21
"Cracked Ice" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
undated
66
"Cracked Nuts" (reels 1-2)
undated
23
"Crazy House" (music track)
undated
19
"Daffy Dilly" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1948
33
"Daredevil's Dare Devil"
undated
63
"Dark Command" Western film starring John Wayne (reels 1-2)
1940
115
"D-Day" directed by Wolper
undated
61
"Destry Rides Again" Western Film starring James Stewart (reel 1)
1939
68
"Diamond Jim" Biographical film based on biography of Dimond Jim Brady (reels 1-2)
1935
19
"Dirty Work" Laurel and Hardy
1933
34
"Disorder in the Court" 3 Stooges
1936
19
"Do Detectives Think" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1927
23
"Dog Heaven" Silent Film
1927
62, 68
"Dr. Crippen" Horror Film starring Donald Pleasence (reel 3) (reels 1-2 in 68)
1962
63
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" starring Spencer Tracy (reels 1-3)
1939
22
"Dream House" starring Bing Crosby
1932
10
"Dreamboat" sequence from film
1952
68
"Dreamboat" starring Ginger Rogers and Clifton Webb (reels 1-2)
1952
61
"Drift Fence" Western film starring Buster Crabbe (reels 1-2)
1936
19
"Early to Bed" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1928
19
"Easy Street" starring Charlie Chaplin
1917
29
"Edgar and Goliath" starring Edgar Kennedy
1937
34
"Election Day" Silent Comedy
1929
58
"Elopement" starring Clifton Webb, produced by 20th C. Fox (reels 1-2)
1951
116
"Evergreen" British Musical starring Jessie Matthews (reels 1-2)
1934
28
"Eve's Love Letters" Silent Comedy starring Agnes Ayers with Stan Laurel
1927
33
"Explorer of the Sky" Igor Sikorsky
undated
34
"Fast Freight" Silent Comedy
1929
50, 58
"Fate is the Hunter" starring Glen Ford (reel 3) (reels 1-2 in 58)
1964
41
"Feet First" starring Harrold Lloyd (reels 1-2)
1930
32
"Fishing Fever"
1941
21
"Fixer Upper" starring Laurel and Hardy
1935
46
"Flying Deuces" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1939
21
"Flying Elephants" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1927
58, 64
"Footsteps in the Dark" starring Errol Flynn, produced by Warner Brothers (reel 1 of 3) (reels 2-3 in 64)
1941
59
"For Heaven's Sake" starring Clifton Webb (reels 1-3)
1950
59
"Forlorn River" Western Film (reels 1-2)
1937
64
"Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman" starring Bella Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr., produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1943
39
"Frankenstein" Parts one and two (reels 1-2)
undated
11
"Freaks" starring Tod Browning (reels 1-2)
1932
19
"Gasaloons" starring Edgar Kennedy produced by R.K.O films
1936
116
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" starring Marilyn Monroe (reels -2)
1953
10
"Gertie the Grapefruit Girl"
1969
60
"Give Out Sisters" starring the Andrews Sisters and Dan Dailey, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1942
32
"Glorifiers of the American Girl"
undated
26
"Going Bye Bye" starring Laurel and Hardy
1934
41
"Gold Old Corn" Warner Brothers Silent Comedy
1943
43
"Gold Rush" (reels 1-2)
undated
76
"Grand Jury" starring Fred Stone, produced by R.K.O. Films (reels 1-2)
1936
52
"Grandma's Boy" starring Harold Lloyd (reels 1-2)
1922
121
"Gunga Din" starring Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and Victor Mclaglen (reels 1-3)
1939
26
"Habeas Corpus" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
28
"Half A Man" Silent Comedy starring Stan Laurel with Jimmie Finlayson
1925
56
"Hangover Square" starring Laird Cregar, Linda Darnell, and George Sanders, a 20th C. Fox Picture (reels 1-2)
1945
41
"Happy Faces" Warner Brothers Silent Comedy
1941
40
"Happy Times and Jolly Moments" Warner Brothers Silent Comedy
undated
16
"He Wooed Her and Won Her"
undated
26
"Helpmates" starring Laurel and Hardy
1931
51
"Her Majesty Love" starring W.C. Fields and Leon Errol
1929
55
"High and the Mighty" (reels 1-4)
undated
15
"History Brought to Light" Apmas Film
undated
14
"History of the Movies" with John Kiernan
undated
26
"Hog Wild" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
16
"Hold Still" An Christie Comedy
1926
75
"Holiday for Lovers" starring Clifton Webb (black and white) (reels 1-3)
1959
77
"Holiday Rhythm" Musical starring Mary Beth Hughes (reels 1-2)
1950
80
"Hollywood and Vine" starring Jimmy Ellison
1945
77
"Hollywood Blvd." (reels 1-2)
undated
32
"Hollywood Rhythm"
undated
26
"Hoosegow" starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
20
"Hop To It Bellhop" Laurel and Hardy
1925
41
"Hotel Anchovy" starring the Ritz Brothers
1934
75
"House of Frankenstein" starring Boris Karloff (reels 1-2)
1944
80
"How to Be Very, Very Popular" starring Betty Grable, Robert Cummings, and Sherrie North, produced by 20th C. Fox (reels 1-2)
1955
33
"How to Fly An Airplane"
undated
77
"Hypnotized" (reels 1-2)
undated
73
"I Can't Give You Anything But Love Baby" Musical Comedy starring Broderick Crawford (reels 1-2)
1940
70
"I wake Up Screaming" starring Betty Grable (reels 1-2)
1941
22
"Idle Eyes" starring Ben Turpin W.B. (Warner Brothers) Old-Time (silent) Comedy
1928
28
"I'll Build It Myself" R.K.O Comedy starring Edgar Kennedy
1946
79
"Illegal" starring Edward G. Robinson, produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
1955
28
"In A Dog's Life" starring Charlie Chaplin
1920
69
"Inspector Hornleigh" starring Gordon Harker (reels 1-2)
1939
69, 72
"Inspector Maigret" starring Jean Gabin (reels 1-2 of 3) (reel 3- in 72)
1958
32
"Insurance"
undated
81
"Invisible Ghost" starring Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1941
65
"Island in the Sky" starring John Wayne (reels 1-3)
1953
73
"Island of Lost Souls" starring Charles Laughton (reels 1-2)
1932
73
"It Came From Beneath the Sea" produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
1955
72
"It Had to Be You" starring Ginger Rogers (reels 1-3)
1947
74
"It Should Happen to You" starring Judy Holliday and Jack Lemmon, produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
1954
119
"It's A Small World" (reels 1-2)
1950
84
"It's Never to Late too Mend" starring Tod Slaughter (reels 1-2)
1937
33
"It's Over There"
undated
37
"Jackosn Years" (reel two)
undated
12
"Jiffy Test" film
undated
41
"Keystone Hotel"
1935
20
"Kid Speed" Silent Film starring Larry Semon
1924
14
"Kiddin' Africa" starring Shirley Temple
1932
85
"King Kong" (reels 1-2) (digital copy available)
1933
31
"Knight Duty" starring Harry Langdon
1933
70
"Ladies Courageous" starring Loretta Young and Diana Barrymore (reels 1-3)
1944
14
"Ladies in A Turkish Bath" ("Red Noses") starring Zasu Pitts asnd Thelma Todd
1932
25
"Laughing Gravy" starring Laurel and Hardy
1931
65
"Leather Pushers" (reels 1-2)
undated
21
"Leave 'Em Laughing" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1928
32
"Let's Go to The Movies!" A.M.P.A. association
undated
25
"Liberty" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
14
"Lindy Flies Alone"
undated
34
"Little Mother" Silent Film
1929
29
"Long Fliv the King" Silent Comedy starring Charley Chase
1926
24
"Love and Hisses" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1927
20
"Love 'em and Weep" starring Laurel and Hardy music track
1927
40
"Love's Intrigue" Warner Brothers Silent Comedy
undated
96
"Luck of the Irish" starring Tyrone Power (reels 1-3)
1948
97
"Lydia Bailey" starring Dale Robertson (reels 1-2)
1952
21
"Magoo Meets Frankenstein" starring Mr. Magoo
1960
34
"Makers of Melody"
1929
106
"Man of Conquest" Western Film reel II
1939
90
"Many Rivers to Cross" Western Film starring Robert Taylor (reels 1-3)
1955
41
"Mark of the Vampire" Horror Film starring Lionel Barrymore & Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1935
94
"Mark of Zorro" (reels 1-3)
undated
20
"Me and My Pal" starring Laurel and Hardy
1933
32
"Meet the Maestros"
1938
71
"Meet the Mayor" starring Frank Fay (reels 1-2)
1932
33
"Mementos of the Gold Rush" (main title for the series)
undated
25
"Men O' War"
undated
21
"Men O' War" starring Laurel and Hardy in their First Talking Film
1929
19
"Mickey and the Lilliputians"
1934
88
"Midnight (Call It Murder)" starring Sidney Fox and Humphrey Bogart (reels 1-2)
1934
25
"Midnight Patrol" starring Laurel and Hardy
1933
34
"Midsummer Mush"
1933
97
"Mighty Joe Young" starring Terry Moore (reels 1-3)
1949
33
"Million Dollar Gate"
undated
57
"Miracle of the Movies" historical film
undated
71
"Miss Robin Hood" British Comedy film starring Margaret Rutherford and Richard Hearn (reels 1-2)
1952
83
"Movie Crazy" starring Harold Lloyd (reels 1-2)
1932
32
"Movies Are Adventure"
undated
82
"Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell" starring Clifton Webb (reels 1-3)
1951
96
"Mr. Robinson Crusoe" starring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-2)
1932
91
"Murder on A Honeymoon" starring Edna May Oliver and James Gleason, produced by R.K.O. Films (reels 1-2)
1935
91
"Murders in the Zoo" starring Fay Wray, Randolph Scott, and Lionel Atwill, produced by Paramount (reels 1-2)
1933
94
"My Favorite Blonde" starring Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll, produced by Paramount (reels 1-2)
1942
51
"My Little Chickadee" Western film starring Mae West and W.C. Fields, produced by Universal
1940
89
"My Man Godfrey" starring Carole Lombard and William Powell (reels 1-2)
1936
90, 105
"My Sister Eileen" starring Janet Leigh (reels 1-2) (reel 3 in 105)
1955
104
"Mysterious Mr. Wong" starring Bela Lugosi
1934
91
"Mystery of Marie Roget" starring Maria Montez (reels 1-2)
1942
84
"Mystery of the 13th Guest" starring Dick Purcell (reels 1-2)
1943
35
"Navy Wings of Gold" (color) (vinegar Syndrome)
undated
30
"Neighborhood House" starring Charley Chase
1936
16
"New Breed"
undated
84
"Night of Terror" produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
1933
24
"Night Owls" starring Laurel and Hardy
1930
53
"Nothing But Trouble" (reels 1-2)
1944
14
"Office Blues"
undated
103
"Old Dark House" starring Boris Karloff and Charles Laughton, written by James Whales, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1932
24
"Oliver the Eigth" starring Laurel and Hardy
1934
98
"On the Avenue" starring Alice Faye (reels 1-3)
1937
40
"Once Over, Lightly" Silent Comedy
1944
103
"Once Upon A Time" starring Carey Grant, produced by Columbia (reels 1-2)
1944
19
"One A.M." Silent Film starring Charlie Chaplin
1916
25
"One Good Turn" starring Laurel and Hardy
1931
31
"One Week" starring Buster Keaton
1920
53
"Our Relations" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1936
25
"Our Wife" starring Laurel and Hardy
1931
83
"Out of the Blue" starring George Brent and Virginia Mayo (reels 1-2)
1947
19
"Out of the Inkwell Shadows"
undated
52
"Pack Up You're Troubles" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-4)
1932
92
"Paid to Kill" starring Dane Clark (reels 1-2)
1954
32
"Parade of the Maestros"
1935
43
"Pardon Us" starring Laurel and Hardy (their first starring feature)
1930
93, 95
"Patton" Biographical Film starring George C. Scott (reels 3-4) (reels 1-2 in box 95) (color)
1970
19
"Payday" starring Charlie Chaplin
1922
99
"Personal Secretary" starring William Cargan, produced by Universal
1938
92
"Phantom of the Opera" Silent Horror classic starring Lon Chaney (reels 1-2)
1925
81
"Phantom Ship" starring Bela Lugosi (also called "The Mystery of the Marie Celeste") (reels 1-2)
1935
39
"Pharmacist"
undated
35
"Pioneer Plane Pilot Daredevil"
undated
20
"Porky the Giant Killer" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1939
18
"Porky's Badtime Story" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1937
18
"Porky's Duck Hunt" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1937
17
"Porky's Last Stand" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1940
21
"Porky's Poor Fish" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
1940
17
"Post No Bills" starring Charley Chase
1923
89
"Psycho" created by Robert Bloch (reels 1-3)
1959
30
"Public Ghost No.1" starring Charley Chase
1935
17
"Punch the Clock" starring Snub Pollard
1922
123
"Punishment Park" (reels 1-2)
1971
22, 24
"Putting Pants on Philip" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1926
38
"Rainy Days" Silent Film
1928
103
"Reaching For the Moon" Musical Comedy starring Douglas Fairbanks (reels 1-2) (sound)
1930
104
"Reggie Mixes In" Silent Film starring Douglas Fairbanks with Bessie Love and Alma Rubens
1916
107
"Remember Last Night" starring Edward Arnold and Constance Cummings, written by James Whale, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1935
92
"Return of the Vampire" starring Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1943
13
"Riding the Wind"
undated
19
"Riff Raffy Daffy" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon (color)
1948
117, 118
"Roberta" Musical Comedy starring Fred Astaire (reels 1-3)
1935
104
"Room to Let" Jack the Ripper inspired British Historical Thriller starring Jimmy Hanley
1950
24
"Sailors Beware" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy, featuring Lupe Velez
1927
114
"Sally, Irene, and Mary" (reels 1-2)
undated
54
"Saps at Sea" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1940
20
"Satan's Waitin'" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Cartoon
undated
121
"Scarface" (reels 1-2)
undated
24
"Scram" starring Laurel and Hardy
1932
17
"Sea Dogs" Silent Comedy starring Oliver Hardy
1916
37
"Search for Vengence" (reel 2)
undated
100
"Secret of the Incas" Western Film starring Nicole Maurey and Robert Young (reels 1-3)
1954
42
"Sherlock Jr." Silent Film starring Buster Keaton
1924
26
"Should Married Men Go Home" starring Laurel and Hardy
1928
28
"Should Tall Men Marry" Silent Film starring Stan Laurel
1928
39
"Sinbad" produced by M.G.M TV
undated
40
"Sing, Sister, Sing" starring Thelma Todd & Patsy Kelly
1935
106
"Sitting Pretty" starring Clifton Webb (reels 1-3)
1948
24
"Slipping Wives" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy in their first Hal Roach comedy
1927
102
"So You Won't Talk" starring Joe E. Brown (reels 1-2)
1940
101
"Something in the City" starring Stanley Baker and Dora Bryan (reels 1-2)
1950
101
"Son of Kong" starring Robert Armstrong (reels 1-2)
1933
54
"Sons of the Desert" starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1933
101
"So's Your Aunt Emma" starring Zasu Pitts (reels 1-2)
1942
17
"Space Precision"
undated
11
"Spills for Thrills" Hollywood Stuntmen
undated
40
"Spook Spoofing" Our Gang (Little Rascals)
1928
38
"Spooky Wooky"
1950
93
"Stagecoach" (reels 1-3)
undated
102
"Stardust" British Musical starring David Essex (reels 1-2)
1974
45
"Steamboat Bill Jr." Silent Film starring Buster Keaton (reels 1-2)
1927
37
"Story of Naval Aviation"
undated
10
"Straight Jacket"- includes trailer with Robert Bloch, "How to Plan A Movie Murder" (not complete film) (35mm audio reel included)
1964
14
"Strip Ahoy"
undated
102
"Submarine Patrol" starring Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly (reels 1-2)
1938
40
"Summer Daze" starring Karl Dane and George K. Arthur
1932
39
"Sunset Limited" Our Gang (Little Rascals)
1924
86
"Swing High, Swing Low" Musical starring Fred MacMurray (reels 1-3)
1937
17
"Take Next Car" starring Oliver Hardy
1922
109
"Tales of Terror" starring Vincent Price, Basil Rathbone, and Peter Lore (111)
1962
108
"Tales of Terror" starring Vincent Price, Basil Rathbone, and Peter Lore (color) (1 and 11) (reels 1-2)
1962
10
"Tall Men" location film
1955
109
"Tarzan's New York Adventure" (reels 1-2)
1942
38
"Texas Tough Guy" starring Leon Errol
1950
26
"That's My Wife" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
110
"The 39 Steps" British Spy Film directed by Alfred Hitcock (reels 1-2)
1935
16
"The Art Director"- Apmas Film
undated
29
"The Balloonatic" Silent Comedy starring Buster Keaton
1923
50
"The Bank Dick" starring W.C. Fields (reels 1-2)
1940
44
"The Baroness & The Butler" (reels 1-2)
undated
43
"The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" Western Comedy starring Betty Grable, produced by 20th Century Fox (reels 1-2)
1949
48
"The Black Doll" (reels 1-2)
January 25, 1938
67
"The Bride of Frankenstein" starring Boris Karloff (reels 1-2)
April 11, 1935
22
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (reel two only)
1961
23
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" written by Robert Bloch (reel one and three)
1961
66
"The Canary Murder Case" starring William Powell (reels 1-2)
1929
27
"The Chimp" starring Laurel and Hardy
1932
62
"The Circus" Silent Romantic Comedy starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-2)
1928
19
"The Clock Watcher" W.B. (Warner Brothers) Donald Duck Cartoon
1945
67
"The Cobra Strikes" starring Philip Ahn (reels 1-2)
1948
62, 66
"The Corpse Came C.O.D." starring George Brent and Joan Blondell (reels 1 and 2 of 3)(reel 3 in 66)
1947
15
"The Costume Designer- Edith Head" documentary
1950
64, 115
"The Covered Wagon" Silent Western Film starring Norman Kerry and Lois Wilson, produced by Paramount
1923
67
"The Cowboy From Brooklyn" Western Musical Comedy (reels 1-2)
1938
31
"The Dentist" starring W.C. Fields
1932
22
"The Dome Doctor" Silent Film starring Larry Semon (music)
1925
122
"The Farmer in the Dell" starring Jean Parker and Fred Stone (reels 1-2)
1936
34
"The Fatal Glass of Beer" starring W.C. Fields
1933
28
"The Finishing Touch" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1928
57
"The General" Western Silent Film (reels 1-2)
1926
30
"The Golf Specialist" starring W.C. Fields
1930
11
"The Grantland Rice Spotlight"
undated
76
"The Great American Broadcast" Musical Comedy starring Alice Faye (reels 1-2)
1941
29
"The Great Dictator" starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-4)
1940
76
"The Great Hotel Murder" starring Edmund Lowe and Mary Carlisle (reels 1-2)
1935
55
"The Great Impersonation" starring Edmund Lowe, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1935
56
"The Greed of William Hart" British Horror film starring Tod Slaughter and directed by Oswald Mitchell (reels 1-2)
1948
31
"The Haunted House" Silent Film starring Buster Keaton
1921
79
"The Hollywood Story" starring Richard Conte (reels 1-2)
1951
78
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" starring Lon Chaney (reels 1-3)
1923
31
"The Idle Class" starring Charlie Chaplin
1921
17
"The Inventor" Silent Comedy starring Snub Pollard
1923
79
"The Invisible Killer" starring Grace Bradley, produced by PRC (reels 1-2)
1939
78
"The Invisible Man" starring Claude Rains (reels 1-2)
1933
69
"The Invisible Man's Revenge" starring Jon Hall, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1944
80
"The Invisible Ray" starring Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1936
74
"The Iron Mask" starring Douglas Fairbanks (sound print) (reels 1-2)
1929
74
"The Isle of Lost Ships" Silent Film, distributed by First National (reels 1-2)
1927
85
"The Kennel Murder Case" starring William Powell, produced by Warner Brothers (reels 1-2)
1933
28
"The Kid" Silent Comedy starring Charlie Chaplin (reels 1-2) (musical score)
1920
38
"The Last Serial" Silent Comedy starring Mack Bennett
1925
115
"The Law and MP Jones" (TV Episode)
undated
33
"The Life of Riley" starring Willaim Bendix
1949
25
"The Live Ghost" starring Laurel and Hardy
1934
122
"The Lodger" (reels 1-2)
undated
86
"The Lost World" Silent Film starring Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery, Lloyd Hughes, and Bessie Love (color)
1925
85
"The Man Who Knew Too Much" directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring Peter Lorre (reels 1-2)
1956
88
"The Monster Maker" starring J. Carrol Naish (reels 1-2)
1944
87
"The Monster Walks" starring Rex Lease (reels 1-2)
1932
87
"The Most Dangerous Game" starring Joel Mccrea and Fay Wray, produced by R.K.O. Films
1932
82
"The Mummy" starring Boris Karloff (reels 1-2)
1932
25
"The Music Box" starring Laurel and Hardy (film won them an Academy Award)
1932
42
"The Navigator" Silent Film starring Buster Keaton
1924
38
"The Ol' Gray Hoss" Silent Film
1928
17
"The Paperhanger Helper" ('Stick Around") starring Oliver Hardy
1925
31
"The Playhouse" starring Buster Keaton
1921
98
"The Plot Thickens" starring Zasu Pitts and James Gleason, produced by R.K.O. Films (reels 1-2)
1936
95
"The Private Life of Don Juan" starring Douglas Fairbanks in his last film (reels 1-2)
1934
99
"The Return of Chandu" starring Bela Lugosi
1934
15
"The Screen Director" produced by Ampas Film
1951
115
"The Second World War- Triumph of the Axis" produced by the Encyclopedia Britanica
undated
107
"The Shadow Strikes" starring Rod La Roque (reels 1-2)
July 9, 1937
107
"The Silent Passenger" British Film starring John Loder, Original story written by Dorothy L. Sayers (reels 1-2)
1935
104
"The Son of Frankenstein" starring Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, produced by Universal (reels 1-2)
1939
32
"The Sound Man"
undated
31
"The Stage Hand" starring Harry Langdon
1933
28
"The Stationmaster" starring Billy West and Oliver Hardy (also called "The Hobo")
1917
39
"The Stolen Jools" starring Luarel and Hardy
1931
83
"The Stranglers of Bombay" British Adventure film starring Guy Rofle (reels 1-2)
1959
16
"The Superstition of A Black Cat" starring Harry Myers
1934
16
"The Superstition of Walking Under A Ladder"
1924
120
"The Thief of Bagdad" Silent Film (reels 1-3)
1924
105
"The Thing From Another World" starring Jess Arness (reels 1-2)
1951
10
"The Unexplained" TV Movie (reels 1-2) (color film)
1970
113
"The Unholy Three" Silent Film starring Lon Chaney, produced by M.G.M. (reels 1-2)
1925
39
"The Voice That Thrilled the World" Warner Brothers documentary
1943
16
"The Wacky Worm"
undated
16
"The Water Plug" Comedy
1920
113
"The Werewolf of London" (reels 1-2)
1935
26
"Their First Mistake" starring Laurel and Hardy
1932
38
"Their Purple Moment" Silent Film
1928
26
"Them Thar Hills" starring Laurel and Hardy
1934
32
"They Go Boom" starring Laurel and Hardy
1929
22
"Thicker Than Water" starring Laurel and Hardy in their last short
1935
108
"Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" produced by Cinemascope (reels 1-4, reels 3-4 on one reel)
undated
16
"Three's A Crowd" Disney Cartoon
1932
109
"Thunder over Hawaii" starring Richard Denning (reel 2)
1957
17
"Thundering Fleas" starring Oliver Hardy and Charley Chase
1926
20
"Tit for Tat" starring Laurel and Hardy
1935
111
"Too Many Cooks" starring Bert Wheeler and Dorothy Lee, Produced by R.K.O. Films (reels 1-2)
1931
120
"Too Many Husbands" starring Jean Arthur (reels 1-2)
1940
10, 114
"Too Much, Too Soon" starring Errol Flynn and Dorothy Malone (reels 1-3 are in 114)
1958
123
"Tora! Tora! Tora!" (color)
1970
22
"Towed in A Hole" starring Laurel and Hardy
1933
108
"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" starring Jackie Gleason and Florence Rice
1942
22
"Twice Two" starring Laurel and Hardy
1933
22
"Two Tars" Silent Film starring Laurel and Hardy
1928
113
"U 67" ("The Sea Ghost") starring Alan Hale and Laura La Plante (reels 1-2)
1931
20
"Unaccustomed As We Are" Laurel and Hardy
1929
110
"Vampire Bat" starring Melvyn Douglas
1934
11, 18
"Voice of Hollywood"
1930
111
"Wake Up and Live" starring Alice Faye and Ben Bernie (reels 1-3)
1937
54
"Way Out West" Western Comedy starring Laurel and Hardy (reels 1-2)
1937
40
"Wee Wee Paree" Paris at the Turn of the Century
undated
110, 112
"Weekend in Havana" Musical Comedy starring Alice Faye and John Payne (black and white) (reels 1-2) (reel 3 in 112)
1941
88
"We're in the Legion Now" 55 min film
1936
20
"West of Hot Dog" Laurel and Hardy
1924
39
"What Price TaxI"
1932
20
"When A Man's A Prince" Comedy starring Ben Turpin
1926
38
"When the Talkies Were Young" Warner Brothers
1955
87
"White Zombie" starring Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1932
40
"Who Goes There?" CBS TV pilot
1965
38
"Wiggle Your Ears" Silent Film
1929
99
"Wings and the Woman: The Story of Amy Johnson Mollison" starring Anna Neagle, produced by R.K.O. Films (reels 1-2)
1942
35
"Wings of Youth"
undated
38
"Wings Up"
undated
112
"Wolfman" starring Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi (reels 1-2)
1941
116
"Woman Must Dress" (reels 1-2)
undated
112
"Women in the Wind" starring Kay Francis and William Gargan, produced by Warner Brothers (reels 1-2)
1939
13
"Words on Wings: Postal Service"
undated
30
"Yankee Doodle Rhapsody"
1937
17
"You Can't Win!" starring Pete Smith
1948
30
"You Said A Hatful" starring Charley Chase
1934
50
"You're Telling Me" starring W.C. Fields, produced by Paramount (reels 1-2)
1934
33
1st Firing of the Polaris Missile
undated
14
50th Anniversary of Aviation
undated
17
A.M. Airlines (color)
undated
36
Aerodynamics
undated
36
Aeroplane Engines- Electrical Ignition System
undated
18
Air Weather Service (color)
undated
14
Airplane
undated
15
American Red Cross- "Disaster Strikes"
undated
14
Annabelle the Dancer (digital copy available)
1894
37
Astronautics- "General Dynamics"
undated
23
Barber Shop
undated
23
Barnum & Ringling (music track)
undated
29
Billy West Series- "Hot Dog or the Villan"
1918
16
Camera Magic (tricks)
undated
15
Canned Thrills
undated
10
Captain David Grief- "Deadly Cargo" tv episode
1960
13
Cartoon: "Max the 2000 Year Old Mouse"
undated
14
Cavalcade of the Movies with Silent Stars
undated
22
CBS Bloopers- James Arness
undated
36
Celestial Navigation
undated
13
Chamber of Commerce film
undated
12
Chicago Fire reel
undated
9
Commercials (Volkswagen, Lavoris/ Synex, Benton & Bowles) (reels 1-3)
undated
12
Custer reel
undated
33
Death Valley
undated
37
Documentary- "Men in Crisis" (reels 1-2)
undated
37
Ecology- "Distribution of Plants and Animals" Enc. Brit. (Encyclopedia Britanica)
undated
14
Emperor Norton (black and white)
undated
33
European War film (digital copy available)
1914-1915
14
Famous Firsts in Aviation
undated
32
Filming the Crashes
undated
14
First Atlantic Flight
1919
12, 17
Flying Action
undated
32
Fox Studio Sales Convention
1920-1930
47
Friendship 7 film (color)
1970
15
From Cairo to Karnak- Archeology in Egypt
undated
60
Gags, Inc. (reels 1-2)
undated
33
Ghost Town U.S.A.
undated
15
Goofy Commercials
undated
9
Greatest Headlines
undated
12
History of flight (reels 1-2)
undated
117
Hollywood Cavalcade (reels 1-3)
undated
12
Horror Film clips
undated
14
Howard Hughes Flight Around the World
1938
15
Kangaroos (color)
undated
27
Laurel and Hardy in A Day at the Studio
undated
24
Laurel and Hardy's Trip to England
1932
18
Let's Go Catalina
1938
11
Madame Curie Documentary
undated
33
Man Goes 400mph on Land
undated
13
Mariner Mars
March 1969
33
Mary: Queen of the Sea
undated
15
Masks (color)
undated
115
Men in Crisis- "MacArthur vs. Truman"/ "Halsey vs. Yamamoto" directed by Wolper (reels 1-2)
undated
42
MGM Studio Tour- silent
1925
15
Mickey Rooney meets Jane Mansfield
undated
33
Milestones of the Century- "Half-Pint Athletes"
undated
33
Milestones of the Century- "House of Commons"
undated
33
Milestones of the Century- "Los Angeles Earthquake
undated
14
Milestones of the Century- "Shasta Dam"
undated
33
Milestones of the Century- "The Fighting Leatherneck"
undated
33
Milestones of the Century- "The Fire Fighters"
undated
14
Milestones of the Century- "The Swim Parade"
undated
14
Milestones of the Century- "Yellowstone Park Opens"
undated
15
Miscellaneous Bits
undated
32
Movietone News
1923
14
Music from the Movies
undated
35
NASA- "Man Into Space" (color)
undated
33
NASA Aeronautics and Space Report- "Capsule of NASA's Space Achievements" (color)
1966
33
NASA Aeronautics and Space Report- "Pageos Earth-Mapping Satillite" (sound and color)
undated
33
NASA Aeronautics and Space Report No. 35- "Apollo/ Saturn: The Giant Step" (sound and color)
undated
17
NASA Apollo Tests- Rehearsal for Moon Landing
undated
13
NASA Communication Sattilites
March 1967
17
NASA Film of Apollo 8 (color)
December 1968
35
NASA Lunar Rocket Belt
July 1967
13, 17
NASA Report #28- "Lunar Orbiter Photos" and "Lunar Orbiter 1- Apollo 7"
April 1967
18
NASA Report (color)
1967
13
NASA Surveyor III
June 1967
18
NASA-Langley 50th Anniversary- Aviation
undated
36
Navy Flight Instruction Film- Approach and landing/ Airplane- Stability (reels 1-2)
undated
33
New York Takes Cover film (digital copy available)
undated
27
Parts of Battle of the Century
undated
15
Pathe News Film Production Company miscellaneous film
undated
49
Pathe Newsreels, 1950s (reels 1-2)
1950-1960
105
Pilot Film- 'Yankee Fly Home" the Hellcats
undated
37
President Elect- "How Votes Are Prepared"
undated
16
Rene Fonck's Atlantic Flight Takeoff Crash- Silent Newsreel
1926
16
Russian Cartoon
undated
100
San Francisco Story (reels 1-2)
undated
14
Scouring the Skies
undated
15
Screen Actors- Apmas Film
undated
29
Show Pilot Film for Buster Keaton
undated
15
Silent Movie Trailers
undated
13
Space Report
1965
15
Spectacular Disasters
undated
51
Speed and Heat, Building a Plane (color)
undated
12, 16
Sporting Wings
undated
119
Star Trek: "Assignment Earth" episode (black and white)
1968
119
Star Trek: "The Omega Glory" (black and white)
1968
119
Star Trek: "Amok Time" (black and white)
1967
40
Tales of Terror- 'The Strangler" starring Ida Lupino (a version of Jack the Ripper)
undated
23
The Big Shot" Silent Film starring Snub Pollard
1929
21
The Captain and the Kids- "Seal Skinners" Cartoon
1939
18
The Captain and the Kids- "The Honduras Hurricane" Cartoon
1938
60
The Golden Age of Comedy (reels 1-2)
1960
33
The History of Flight
undated
24
The Laurel and Hardy Murder Case
1930
37
The Second World War- "Allied Victory" Enc. Brit. (Encyclopedia Britanica)
undated
37
The Second World War- "D-Day" Enc. Brit. (Encyclopedia Britanica)
undated
15
This Mechanical Age
undated
11
Thomas Edison Documentary
undated
18
Tom Thumb Cartoon (color)
1936
14
Trip to Catalina
1928
35
U.S. Airforce- History of Aviation 1- "The Early Days"
undated
35
U.S. Airforce- History of Aviation 2- "Fools, Daredevils, and Geniuses" the 1920s
1920-1930
35
U.S. Airforce- History of Aviation 3- "The 1930's"
1930-1940
30
Unidentified Movie (Hardy)
undated
15
Universal International Newsreel
1925
115
Untitled film reel
undated
12
Volcanoes from the 1920s (color)
1920-1930
16
W2F Hawkeye
undated
15
Warner News Headline Stories of 1955
1955
105
Wonderland Gold Medal Award presented to Samuel A. Peeples
undated
157
"Right of Conquest"
undated
2. Phonograph Records
Box
125
"Nostalgia" W.C. Fields Original Radio Broadcast by W.C. Fields, Jr.
1972
125
Mae West & W.C. Fileds- "Side by Side"
1970
125
Mae West "Way Out West"
1966
125
"Tales of the Frightened" told by Boris Karloff, vol. 1-2
1963
125
"An Evening with Boris Karloff and His Friends" Original Soundtracks from Universal's Greatest Monster Movies Narrated by Boris Karloff
1967
125
"Peter and the Wolf" narrated by Boris Karloff
1958
125
"Sounds of Famous Monsters" written by Cherney Berg, the Voices of Gabriel Dell
1963
125
Boris Karloff Narrates- "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle: The Full Stories with Music and Scary Sound Effects"
1977
125
"The Voice of Will Rogers"
1973
125
"Forever Judy"
1969
125
"Sincerley Yours" Jeff Chandler
1966
125
"The Best of Danny Kaye" Deluxe 2-record set
1965
125
"Ethel Waters" On Stage & Screen, 1925-1940
1925-1940
125
"Ethel Merman (1932-1935), Lyda Roberti (1934), and Mae West (1933)"
1932-1935
125
"Anything Goes" Cole Porter (Smithsonian American Musical Theaters Series)
1977
125, 126
"Ziegfeld Follies of 1919" with members of the Original Cast, music by Irving Berlin and others (Smithsonian American Musical Theaters Series)
1977
125
"Stars of the ziegfeld Follies" with Fanny Brice, Eddie Cantor, Marilyn Miller and Will Rogers and others
1972
125
"Blackbirds of 1928" Lew Leslie
1968
125
"The Day I Drank A Glass of Water: Temperance Lecture" by W.C. Fields
undated
125, 126
"The Great Radio Horror Shows" featuring Bela Lugosi, Borris Karloff, Orson Welles, John Carradine, and Agnes Moorehead- 3 record set
1975
125
"W.C. Fields & Mae West"
undated
126
Cole Porter's "Let's Face It" with Danny Kaye and Mary Jane Wals Plus Ethel Merman Singing Selections from "Red, Hot and Blue!" and Introducing Mary Martin in "Leave it to Me!" (Smithsonian American Musical Theaters Series)
1979
126
"The Original Funny Girl" Fanny Brice: Singing the Songs She Made Famous
1968
126
George and Ira Gereshwin's "Oh, Kay!" (Smithsonian American Musical Theaters Series)
1978
126
"Souvenirs of Hot Chocolates" from the 1929 production (Smithsonian American Musical Theaters Series)
1978
126
"Primrose" Muscial Comedy with music by George Gershwin
1924-1928
126
"Showboat" presented by Harold Fielding
1972
126
"Originals: Muscial Comedy 1909-1935, Broadway's Great Performers of Yesterday- and the Day Before"
1968
126
"Flying Daredevils of World War I" produced by Sonny Lester
1967
126
"The Legend of Custer's Last Stand" produced by Sonny Lester
1967
126
"When Radio Was King" Original Radio Programs (side one- Jack Armstrong, side two- Hop Harrigan)
undated
126
When Radio Was King" Original Radio Programs (Dragnet 1940's)
undated
126
"Original Music from Great BBC TV Shows" LP
undated
126
Charles Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities" and James Hilton's "Lost Horizon" featuring Ronald Colman
undated
126
Vincent Price's "Witchraft & Magic: An Adventure in Demonology"
1969
126
"Ravel: Bolero" Charles Munch conducting L'Orchestre de la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire de Paris
1951
126
"The Nostalgic Voices and Sounds of Old Time Radio" Great Stars and Shows from the Golden Days of Radio Entertainment, featuring Performances and Actual Broadcast Excerpts from the 20s, 30s, and 40s
undated
126
"Great Memories from Old Time Radio"
undated
126
The Longines Symphonette Society presents Orson Wells' "War of the Worlds"
1968
126
The Longines Symphonette Society presents "The Years to Remember…" narrated by Frank Knight
undated
126
The Fleischmann's Hour presents "Rudy Vallee Original Radio Broadcasts"
1973
127
"The Great Old Time Radio Stars"
undated
127
"Greatest Radio Commercials"
undated
127
"Dick Tracy in B Flat"
undated
127
Kermit Schafer's Latest and Greatest!!! "The Best of… Bloopers: Radio and Television's Most Hilarious Boners"
undated
127
"Great Moments from Old Time Radio"
undated
127
"Great Moments in Radio" narrated by Jack Benny with original boradcasts from Wonderful Old Time Radio
undated
127
The Longines Symphonette Society presents "Remember the Golden Days of Radio" narrated by Jack Benny and Frank Knight
undated
127
When Radio Was King" Original Radio Programs (Groucho Marx)
1974
127
William Castle's "Ghost Story: Thrilling, Chilling Sounds of Fright and the Supernatural"
1972
127
The Longines Symphonette Society presents "The Golden Age of Comedy"
undated
127
"The Golden Age of Comedy" Vol. 1
undated
127
"Mystery in the Air" starring Peter Lore in "The Mask of Medussa" exactly as heard on NBC September 4, 1947
1947
127
The Lux Radio Theater presents "To Have and Have not" by Ernest Hemingway, starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall exactly as heard on CBS October 14, 1946
January 1972
127
Sunday Morning with the Comics" the orignal music from Batman, etc."
1966
127
"Suspense" Bela Lugosi, with narrative introduction by Bela Lugosi, Jr.
1973
127
Songs of Our Times- "Song Hits of 1940"
1950
127
Songs of Our Times- "Song Hits of 1924"
1950
127
Songs of Our Times- "Song Hits of 1931"
1950
127
"Historic Voices and Music from World War II" A Robert Lewis Shayon Production (An American Heritage Record)
1966
127
World War I Historic Music and Voices" narrate by Charles Collingwood, written and produced by Robert Lewis Shayon (An American Heritage Record)
1964
127
"Historic Music of The Great West" narrated by Richard Boone, written and produced by Robert Lewis Shayon (An American Heritage Record)
1965
127
"Great American Songs" produced and Directed by Charles Gross" (An American Heritage Record)
1969
127
"The Professionals" An Original Soundtrack Recording for the movie starring Burt Lancaster
1966
127, 130
"Irma La Douce" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Recording
undated
127, 131
"The Ipcress File" Original Film Soundtrack
1965
127
"Dr. Doolittle" starring Rex Harrison Original Film Soundtrack
1967
127
Show Boat" An Original Soundtrack Recording from the MGM Film starring Kathryn Grayson
undated
127
"77 Sunset Strip" Music from the Television Show
1959
127
"The Paperback Ballet" Enoch Light and his Orchestra
1963
128
"The Girl from U.N.C.L.E." music from the Television Series starring Stefanie Powers
1966
128, 149
"The Rogues" Original Music composed and conducted by Nelson Riddle
1964
128
"Honey West" Original Music from the Soundtrack
1965
128
"The Pink Panther" music from the Film Score composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1963
128
"The Man from U.N.C.L.E." Original Music
1965
128
"Viva Max!" music from the Comedy Hit
1970
128, 130
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1969
128, 129
"The Dirty Game" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1966
128
"Baby Doll" A Sound Track Recording
1956
128
"Viva Maria" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1965
128, 138
"The Treasure of San Gennaro" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1968
128
Leroy Holmes and His Orchestra "For A Few Dollars More" and other Motion Picture Themes
1967
128
"The Liquidator" The Original Soundtrack Album
1966
128, 139
"Rosemary's Baby" starring Mia Farrow in a William Castle production
1968
128, 131
"The Long Ships" Original Soundtrack Recording
1964
128
"Darling Lili" starring Julie Andrews and Henry Mancini
1969
128
"The Godfather" Original Soundtrack Recording
1972
128
"Krakatoa: East of Java" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1969
128
"Diamonds Are Forever" starring Sean Connery as James Bond 007 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1971
128
"Charade" music from the motion picture score composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1963
128
"Man of La Mancha" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1972
128, 137
"A Star is Born" Judy Garland
undated
128
"The Biggest Bundle of Them All"music from the Original Soundtrack
1968
128
"Finian's Rainbow" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1968
128
"Three Little Words" from the Soundtrack
1967
128
"The Jazz Soul of Doctor Kildare and other Great Television Themes" conducted and orchestrated by Harry Betts and his Orchestra
1962
128
Walt Disney presents "Four Adventures of Zorro" A Record Book with Four Exciting Stories
1958
128
"The Fastest Guitar Alive" music from the Original Soundtrack starring Roy Orbison
1967
128
"The Chairman" Soundtrack from the 20th Century-Fox Motion Picture
1969
129
"King of Hearts" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1967
129
Joseph Levin presents "The Oscar" with music by Percy Faith, the Original Soundtrack Recording
1966
129
"Man in the Middle" Original Soundtrack Album
1964
129
"Africa" Original Music from the ABC News Television Production
undated
129
"The Wizard of Oz" Original Soundtrack Recording starring Judy Garland
1969
129
Roger Miller sings the music and tells the tale of "Water Hole #3" (Code of the West) from the Paramount Picture
1967
129, 151
"Guns for San Sebastian" music from the Original Soundtrack
1968
129
"The 25th Hour" Original Soundtrack Album
1967
129
"Maya" music from the Original Soundtrack
1966
129
"Where Eagles Dare" music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack
1969
129, 138
"The Way West" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album
1967
129, 135
"The Devil's Brigade" performed by the Orchestra and Chorus of Leroy Holmes
1968
129
"The Prize" music from Jerry Goldsmith's Original Score (plus music from other great motion pictures)
1963
129
"Kiss Me Kate"
1959
129
"The Eddy Duchin Story" Soundtrack Album featuring the piano of Carmen Cavallaro
1959
129
"Pal Joey" Soundtrack of the Columbia Picture
1957
129
"Lord of the Flies" Original Soundtrack Recording
1963
129
Charles Lederer presents Alfred Drake in Edwin Lester's prodcution of "Kismet"
1954
129
"The Age of Agony and the Ecstasy" Original Soundtrack Recording
undated
129
"Africa Addio" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, music composed and conducted by Riz Ortolani
1967
129
"More Than A Miracle" music from the Original Soundtrack composed and conducted by Piero Piccioni
1967
129
"The Unsinkable Molly Brown" The MGM Soundtrack Album
1964
129
"The Dirty Dozen" music from the Original Soundtrack
1967
129, 131
"In the Heat of the Night" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1967
129
"Ice Station Zebra" music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack composed and conducted by Michel Legrand
1968
129, 136
"Damn the Defiant!" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1962
129
"Young Billy Young" Original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Shelly Manne
1969
129
"The Hawaiians" Original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1970
129
"Airport" Original Soundtrack Album
1970
129, 148
"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" original music from the Motion Picture
1966
130
"True Grit" starring John Wayne and Glen Campbell
1969
130
"Sweet Charity" Original Soundtrack Album of the Musical Motion Picture
1969
130
"Zorba the Greek" Original Soundtrack Album
1966
130, 150
"Patton" Original Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
1970
130
"John Barry Conducts his Greatest Movie Hits"
1967
130
"How the West Was Won" Original Sound Track
1963
130
"Movie and TV Themes composed and conducted by Elmer Bernstein"
1962
130
"Illya Darling" Original Broadway Cast Album
1966
130
"Live and Let Die" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1973
130
"Is Paris Burning" Original Soundtrack Recording
1966
130
"Kaleidoscope" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1966
130
"Khartoum" Original Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Frank Cordell
1966
130
"Windmills of Your Mind" Bud Shank plays the music and arrangements of Michel LeGrand
April 1969
130
"Shalako" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1968
130, 147
"Mutiny on the Bounty" Original Soundtrack Recording
1962
130
"The Long Duel" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1967
130
"Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass" volume 2
1963
130
"Lilith" Original Soundtrack Recording
1964
130, 139
"The Last of the Secret Agents?" music from the Score by Pete King
1966
130
"Lord Jim" Original Soundtrack Recording
1965
130
"Love is a Ball" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1963
130
"Madame X" Original Soundtrack Album
1966
130
"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" Original Motion Picture Score
1963
130, 131
"Major Dundee" music from the Motion Picture
1965
130
"How to Murder Your Wife" Original Motion Picture Score with music by Neal Hefti
1965
130
"Hotel" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1966
130
"Exciting Hong Kong" composed and conducted by Lionel Newman
1961
130, 136
"Hawaii" Original Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Elmer Bernstein
1966
131
"Lolita" The Original Soundtrack Recording
1962
131
"Inside Daisy Clover" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1965
131
"Inspector Clouseau" Original Motion Picture Score
1968
131
"Man of a Thousand Faces" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1958
131
"A Man Could Get Killed" Original Motion Picture Score
1966
131
"The Man Called Flintstone" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1966
131
"King Rat" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1965
131, 138
"For My Grandchildren" Musical Memories from my Childhood produced by Gay 90s Melody Musuem
1969
131
"Space Escapade" Les Baxter
1958
131
"Hits I Missed" Ted Heath
1958
131
"Exploring the Unknown" Walter Schumann
1955
131
"Andres Segovia plays J.S. Bach"
undated
131
"East of Suez" 101 Things
1959
131, 155
"Hit Movie Themes Go Latin" Orchestra del Oro
1962
131
"Million Seller Hit Songs of the 40s" 101 Strings
undated
131
"Million Seller Hit Songs of the 50s" 101 Strings
undated
131
"Million Seller Hit Songs of the 60s" 101 Strings
undated
131
"Let's Dance to the Hits of the 50s" the Statler Dance Orchestra
1961
131
"The Original Hit Performances! Into the Forties"
1959
131
Peggy Lee's Greatest
undated
131
"The Golden Memories of Patti Page"
undated
131
"Let's Dance to Hits of the 30s and 40s" the New World Theatre Orchestra
1958
131
"Tom Edison's Greatest Hits"
1966
131
"The Detective" Don Adams
1963
131
"Classical Gassers" Great Classical Themes from the Films
undated
131
"Pictures at an Exhibition" conducted by Alfred Wallenstein
1959
132
"Six Flags Over Texas" the 50 Guitars of Tommy Garret
1962
132
"Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique" with Paul Parry and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
undated
132
"Marisa Regules plays Chopin Sonata in B Minor/ Sonata in B Minor Listz"
1959
132
"Circus in Town!" Merle Evans and his Circus Band
undated
132
"Curtain Up" heroic Overtures by Paul Parry and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
1963
132
"Liszt Piano Concertos Nos. 1&2" Yuri Boukoff
undated
132
"Music of the West" The Winchester Chorale
1966
132
"Songs of Action" The United States Coast Guard Academy Singers
undated
132
"Swinging Dixie" Al Hirt, volume 3
November 1957
132
"At Western Campfires" with the Sons of the Purple Sage
1959
132
"Russian Fireworks" 101 Strings
1959
132
MGM Records Classical Reprints (limited edition-request series)
undated
132
"Billy the Kid"
1958
132
"Stories of Mark Twain" Walter Brennan and Brandon de Wilde
1956
132
"Man on the Moon: The Flight of Apollo 11" recorded live at Mission Control and narrated by Roy Neal, ABC news
1969
132
"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" the MGM Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lawrence Foster
1967
132
"Marches, Songs, Speeches: Nazi Germany WWII" Hitler's Inferno vol. 2
1961
132
"Hitler's Inferno" in words, in music- marching songs of Nazi Germany, 1932-1945
1953
132
"Gene McDaniels Sings Movie Memories"
July 17, 1961
132
60 Years of "Music America Loves Best"
1959
132
"The Madam's Piano" The Gay 90s Melody Museum
1968
132
"Sadie Mae of St. Louis" Trumpet Fair Organ, the Gay 90s Melody Museum
1967
132
"Christmas Music Box Favorites"
1962
132
"Sounds of the Nickelodeon"
undated
132
"Big Bertha" Band Organ, Gay 90s Village
1957
132
"Emperor and His Harem" the Gay 90s Melody Musem
1969
133
"After 1309 Hours" volumes 1 and 2, the Gay 90s Melody Musuem
1968, 1970
133
"Music of Offrenbach" Period Showcase, the Lucerne Festival Orchestra
1956
133
"Harold Llyod, Jr. Sings" Intimate Style
undated
133
"Exotic Music of the Belly Dancer" Music of the Middle East
1966
133
Leonard Nimoy presents "Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space"
1967
133
Arron Copland's "Music for the Movies" and Kurt Weill's "Music for the Stage"
1942, 1935-1950
133
"Giant Wurlitzer Pipe Organ" Leon Berry, vol. 4
1958
133
"Giant Wurlitzer Pipe Organ" Leon Berry, vol. 2
November 1957
133
"Giant Wurlitzer Pipe Organ" Leon Berry, vol. 1 (also available is a copy of the record as a special hi-fi show edition)
1958-1959
133
"The Best of Theatere Organ" Leon Berry at the Giant Wurlitzer
November 1957
133
"El Debke" Music of the Middle East, Naif Agby and his Orchestra
1962
133
"Granada" featuring Robinson Cleaver at the Wurlitzer Organ of the Granada Theatere in Tooting, London, England
undated
133
"5,002 Pipes!" featuring Ivan Ditmar and Alex Lasker
1962
133
"Regal Memories" featuring George Blackmore at the 4-37 Christie Theatre Pipe Organ
1964
133
"Final Curtain" with "Dick" LaSalle on the old Minnesota Theatre Mighty Wurlitzer
undated
133
Al Melgard at the Chicago Stadium Organ
1958
133
Wendell Kennedy, Organist on the The Barton Theatre Pipe Organ Concert Recording
1967
133, 134
"Fantasy" in Pipe Organ and Percussion
1959
133
"Concerto Under the Stars" 101 Strings
1958
133
"Fantastica" Music from Outer Space by Russ Garcia
1958
133
"The Swing Era" preview record
undated
133
"Nickle Music" Music of the Gay Ninties
1962
133, 134
"Fantastic, Honky Tonk Player, Barroom Piano" featured at Paul Eakins' Gay 90s Village
1963
133
More from Paul Eakins' Gay 990s Village
November 1957
133
"Golden Organ Favorites" featuring "Moonglow"
undated
133, 154
"Music to Strip By" played by Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons
undated
133
Offenbach's "Gaite Parisienne" Karl Stein conducting the Oslo Philharmonic
undated
134
"Organ Moods: The Mighty Pipe Organ"
undated
134
"Farewell to the Fox" Tiny James and Everett Nourse at the Mighty Wurlitzer, volumes 1-2
undated
134
"Soundproof: The Sound of Tomorrow, Today!"
undated
134
"Musically Mad" Mis-led by Bernie Green with the Stereo Mad-Men
1959
134
"The Magnificent Sound of the Philidelphia Orchestra" with Eugene Ormandy conducting a Request Program of All-Time Favorites
1962
134
"Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture Stereo Spectacular" Morton Gould Orchestra and Band
1959
134
The Greatest Show on Earth presents "Circus Brass: The Music of John Ringling North"
1967
134
"Under The Big Top" A Circus Sound Spectacular
undated
134
"Benny in Brussels" Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, featuring Jimmy Rushing as presented at the Brussels Fair 1958 by the Westinghouse Broadcast Company (volumes 1-2)
1958
134
"22 All-Time Organ Favorites" Bob Ralston
1966
134
"Tibia & Vox" George Wright at the Mighty Wurlitzer
undated
134
"George Wright Plays the Conn Electronic Organ"
1957
134
"The Radio City Music Hall Organ" featuring Ray Bohr
1965
134
"Charmaine" and Other Beautiful Songs" featuring the Organ Masters
1968
134, 147
"Before Talkies and TV: More from a Golden Era, 1900-1927" the Gay 90s Melody Musem
1969
134
"Orchestrion: The Magnificent Music Machine" the Smithsonian Collection
1978
134
"Great Theater Organ Music of the Twenties" featuring Gus Farney at the Giant Five Manual Wurlitzer Pipe Organ
1961
134
"Australian Style" featuring Ian Davies at the mighty Capitol Wurlitzer, Sydney, Australia
undated
134
"Jessie Crawford: The Poet of the Organ" the Grand Prix Series
undated
134
"Giant Wurlitzer Pipe Organ" Leon Berry, vol. 6
1957
134
"Show Boat" with John Raitt
1962
134
"Mission: Impossible & Other Action Themes" played by the Secret Agents
undated
134
"Let's Dance to the Movie Themes" featuring David Carroll and his Orchestra
undated
134
"Man From Interpol" Soundtrack Music from the NBC TV Series arranged and conducted by the composer Tony Crombie
1960
134, 151
"Music to Read James Bond By" volume two
1966
135
"The Theme from Ben Casey" (and the themes from other tv shows)
1962
135
"All Time Top T.V." Themes" featuring Frank Chacksfield & his Orchestra
1966
135
"Foreign Film Features" featuring the Carlo Sonti Orchestra
1967
135
"Houdini: Man of Magic" the Harold Fielding Picadilly Theatre London Production
1966
135
"Movie Themes from Hollywood" featuring Dimitri Tiomkin and his Orchestra
1956
135
"Cinema Rhapsodies: Instrumental Themes from Motion Pictures" featuring Victor Young and his Singing Strings
1953
135
The Original Jazz Score from "Shotgun Slade" featuring Stanley Wilson and his Orchestra
1960
135
"The 7th Dawn" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, music composed and conducted by Riz Ortolani
1964
135
"Sergeants 3" music from the Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Billy May
1961
135
"Destry Rides Again" Original Cast Album featuring Andy Griffith and Dolores Gray
1959
135
"Boccaccio '70" Original Soundtrack Recording recorded in Italy, produced by Carlo Ponti
1962
135, 151
"Barbarella" starring Jane Fonda
undated
135
Michael Todd Jr. is Pleased to Present " Mike Todd's Broadway" A Musical Cavalcade of his Hit Shows
1958
135
"Diamond Head" music from the Motion Picture
1963
135
"Divorce American Style" Original Motion Picture Score, music by Dave Grusin
1967
135
"Dr. Goldfoot & the Girl Bombs" Original Motion Picture Score
1966
135
"8 on the Lam" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by George Romanis
1967
135
"Enter Laughing" music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1967
135
"55 Days at Peking" the Original Soundtrack Recording
1963
135
Rogers & Hammerstein's "Flower Frum Song"
1957
135
"The Fortune Cookie" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by Andre Previn
1966
135
"…Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humpee and Find True Happiness?" Original Soundtrack Album
undated
135
"The Caretakers" Elmer Bernstein's Original Motion Picture Score
1963
135
"Dead Ringer" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music by Andre Previn
1964
135
"Deadfall" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed and conducted by John Barry
1968
135
"The Greatest Story Ever Told" the George Stevens Production, Original Motion Picture Score by Alfred Newman
1965
136
"The Great Escape" Elmer Bernstein's Original Motion Picture Score
1963
136
"The Great Race" music from the Film Score composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1965
136
"Gunn…Number One!" music from the Film Score composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1967
136
"The Game is Over" Original Film Soundtrack with music by Jean-Pierre Bourtayre and Jean Bouchety
1967
136
"Genghis Khan" Original Soundtrack Recording
1965
136
"Dark Shadows" The Original Music from the ABC TV show
1969
136
"The Hallelujah Trail" Original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Elmer Bernstein
1965
136
"Harlow" the Original Soundtrack conducted and arranged by Nelson Riddle
1965
136, 138, 146
"Jack the Ripper" the Original Soundtrack Recording of the Joseph E. levin presentation with music composed by Jimmy McHugh and Petre Rugolo
1960
136
"Gypsy" Original Soundtrack
1962
136
"Tony Martin"
1968
136
"Vo, Vo, De, Oh, Doe" Tony Randall
1967
136
"Tony Randall" Acts, sings, caricatures… zany fun filled one man show!
undated
136
"The Greatest Vaudeo-Doe-r of All Time!: Rudy Valle"
undated
136
"it's Ann Sothern Time!" arranged and conducted by Ian Bernard
1958
136
Spotlight on "Ann Sothern and the Broadway Blues"
undated
136
"Frank Sinatra in Hollywood, 1943-1949" produced by Miles Kreuger
October 22, 1968
136
Evergreen presents "The Legendary Libby Holman" in collaboration with Gerald Cook
1966
136
"A Date With Eddie Cantor, Banjo Eyes" featuring songs, stories, and anecdotes, Carnegie Hall Concert
1962
136, 149
"Al Jolson: The Early Years"
1973
136
"Bing Sings the Great Standards" with Buddy Bregman and his Orchestra
1963
136
"Songs Everybody Knows" Bing Crosby with Buddy Cole and his Trio
1957
136
The Mills Brothers sing "Beer Barrel Polka" and other golden hits
1962
136
"Yellow Bird" the Mills Brothers
1961
136
"The Best of Rudy Vallee" (formly titled "The Young Rudy Vallee")
1967
136
"Hi-Ho Everybody" Rudy Vallee
1966
137
Maurice Chevalier, volume 1
1969
137
Maurice Chevalier & Paul Mauriat 
undated
137
"This is Maurice Chevalier"
1972
137
"Curtain Call" Shirley Temple
1966
137
"On the Good Ship Lollipop" Shirley Temple
1965
137
"The Mills Brothers Sing" Volume II
undated
137
"14 Karat Gold" The Mills Brothers
1967
137
"Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree" the Andrew Sisters
1968
137
"Memories: Sing Along with Mitch" featuring Mitch Miller and the Gang
1960
137
"For the Sake of Love" Isaac Hayes
1978
137
"Teresa Brewer: Her Greatest Hits"
1975
137
"All Their Greatest Hits" the Ames Brothers
1976
137
"The Andrews Sisters Greatest Hits"
1962
137
"Kenny Rogers' Greatest Hits"
1980
137
"Only Yesterday" Recordings the World Will Always Remember- A Columbia Musical Treasury (7 discs)
undated
137
"Themes from the Hip" Bud Wattles & his Orchestra
1959
137
"Hits from the Great Western Movies" Kelso Herston and the Guitar Kings
undated
137
"Supercamp" Goodwing "Goody" Goodload and his Frostonia Ballroom Orchestra
undated
137
"Remember When…Love Songs and Fun Songs of Long Ago" Jay Willoughby and the Merrill Station Choir
1960
137
"Spooky Sound Effects"
undated
137, 146
"Sounds of Terror!" featuring the horror hit- "The Monster Mash"
1974
137, 146
"Stereo Dynamics! To Scare the Hell Out of Your Neighbors"
undated
137
"Rendezvous" featuring Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney
1969
138
"Bing Crosby Sings" Bing Crosby
1958
138
"Tarzan Yells"
undated
138
"Great Motion Picture Themes from Jean Harlow Films"
1965
138
"Ozzie & Harriet Sing"
undated
138
"Fanny Brice and Helen Morgan" Rare Originals by Two Legendary Pioneers of Theater and Tin Pan Alley
1969
138
"Garbo!" Scenes recorded from Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtracks, narrated by Walter Pidgeon
1964
138
"Doris Day Sings Her Great Movie Hits"
undated
138
"The Unforgettable Marilyn Monroe sings Songs from Her Original Motion Picture Soundtracks"
1967
138
"Wurlitzer- Weber Orchestrions" The Amazing Mechanical Concert Orchestras!
undated
138
"Orchestrions!" Musical Nostalgia of Yesteryear (special collectors album)
1965
138
"Roadhouse Rhythm" Wonderful Nickelodeons from the Roaring Twenties
undated
138
"The Wonderful Belgian Band Organ" featured at Paul Eakin's Gay 90s Village, volumes 1-3
1962-1965
138
"Songs of the North and South in the War Between States (1861-1865)" featuring Frank Luther and Zora Layman with the Century Quartet
undated
138
"Topkapi" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music by Manos Hadjidakis
1964
138
"Fairground Favorites" Music of the Circus Midway
undated
138
"Three Penny Opera" an Original Soundtrack Recording, by bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
1964
138
Walt Disney presents the story of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" based on the novel by Jules Verne
1963
138
"From the Earth to the Moon" (a Documentary featuring actual voices of the astronauts and other personalities who have contributed to the successful landing on the moon)
1969
138
"2001: A Space Odyssey" Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack
1968
138
"The War Lover" music inspired by the Motion Picture
1962
138
"Warning Shot" Sizentner plays music from the Original Motion Picture
1967
138
"Two for the See Saw" Original Soundtrack Recording with music composed and conducted by Andre Previn
1962
139
Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" music from the Oiginal Motion Picture Soundtrack
1959
139
"Walk, Don't Run" Original Soundtrack Recording with music by Quincy Jones
1966
139
"Sunday in New York" music from the Film Score composed, conducted and played by Peter Nero
1964
139
Walt Disney's "Sword in the Stone" L.P. Recording and Pop-Up Panorama Storybook
1963
139
"Stagecoach" Original Motion Picture Score
1966
139
"The Spy with a Cold Nose" Original Soundtrack Recording with music by Riz Ortolani
1966
139
"Sodom and Gomorrah" In All of Mankind's Days on Earth… No Sin or Spectacle to Equal It!"
1963
139
"36 Hours" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed and conducted by Dimitri Tiomkin
1965
139
"Thoroughly Modern Millie" the Original Soundtrack Album starring Julie Andrews (cover includes booklet)
1967
139
"Too Much, Too Soon" music by Ernest Gold
1958
139
Elmer Bernstein conducts his Motion Picture Score from "The Ten Commandments"
1966
139
"Stop the World I Want to Get Off!" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, music conducted and arranged by Al Ham
undated
139
Walt Disney presents the story of "Robin Hood" from the Original Soundtrack of the Motion Picture
1963
139
"Romeo & Juliet" Franco Zeffirelli Production's Original Soundtrack Recording
1968
139
"Tom Jones" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed and conducted by John Addison
1963
139
"That Man in Istanbul" original Soundtrack Recording, music by Georges Garvarentz
1966
139
"3rd Man Theme"
1957
139
Music to Remember from "Lawrence of Arabia" and Other Motion Picture and Broadway Hits
undated
139
"Camelot" the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1967
139
"Alakazam the Great!" Original Movie Soundtrack music
1960
139
"An American in Paris" Original MGM Soundtrack Album
undated
139
"Any Wednesday" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album
1966
139, 149
"Around the World in 80 Days" music composed by Victor Young
1957
139
"Around the World Under the Sea" Original Motion Picture Score
1966
139
"Burke's Law" Instrumental Themes from the Original Soundtrack Recording
1964
140
"This is Living Presence" volume 2
undated
140
"50 Years of American Hits" 5 record set
undated
140
Nostalgia Records, Inc. presents "Benny Goodman" Collectors' Gems, 1929-1945 (2 record set)
undated
140
"Samson and Delilah" Musical Score composed and conducted by Victor Young
1950
140
"The Badmen" Songs & Voices/ Stories & Pictures (2 record set and book)
1963
140
"To the Moon" the dramatic story of man's boldest venture told in voices of those who achieved it (Time-Life Records presentation) (5 record set and book of history)
1969
141
"Stereo For the Joy of It" bound classical collection with booklet (10 records in the set)
1959
141
"Be My Love" the Golden Voice of Mario Lanza (collectors edition) six record set
1968
141
"The Confederacy" 1861-1865 bound booklet and record
undated
141
"The Union" 1861-1865 bound booklet and record
undated
141
"Cinderella" Eric Coates bound two record set (glass records)
undated
142
"The Three Elizabeths" by Eric Coates bound two record set
1971
142
"Authentic Music of the American Indian" three record set
1971
142
"Queen of the Ragtime Piano" Jo Ann Castle
1967
142
"Sabre Dance" Johnny Maddox
1961
142
"My Mother the Ragtime Piano Player" Mrs. Mills
1964
142
"And Then I Wrote…" Irving Berlin
undated
142
"All By Myself" Irving Berlin, volume 1- "Everybody Step" The Years 1921-1926
undated
142
"A Salute to Bogie" Music from the Classic Humphrey Bogart Films
1966
142
"Over the Rainbow" Judy Garland
1967
142
"The Judy Garland Story" The Star Years
undated
142
"Judy Garland"
1965
142
"Songs my Pals Sang" George Jessel (with bonus record "The Actual Voices of My Pals")
1968
142
"Jessel At His Best" George Jessel
1967
142
Ambassador Artists presents "The Legends of Al Jolson, Jimmy Durante and Eddie Cantor" 3 record set
undated
142
"The Great Recordings of Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra" re-recorded from the original masters
1957
142
"All Time Greatest Hits" benny Goodman (2 record set)
1972
142
"Rousting Ragtime" Del Wood
undated
142
"Piano Ragtime with the Phenomenal Dukes of Dixieland" vol. 11
1960
143
"Floyd Cramer Goes Honky Tonkin'" starring Floyd Cramer's Piano
undated
143
"There's A Good Time Coming" and Other Songs of the Hutchinson Family as performed at the Smithsonian Institute (with history booklet)
1978
143
"You Too Can Be the Life of the Party" Sing Along with the Piano Player (Walt Disney Productions)
undated
143
"Great Honky Tonk Piano Favorites" Frankie Carle
1966
143
"The Best of Old Time Piano" featuring "Rags" Rafferty on Piano with bass and drums accompaniment (2 record set)
1990
143
"Piano Rags by Scott Joplin" performed by Joshua Rifkin on Piano (volumes 1-2)
1970, 1972
143
"Magnetic Rag" Scott Joplin
1974
143
"The Red Back Book" Scott Joplin
1973
143
"Palm Leaf Rag" Scott Joplin
1974
143
"It's Honky-Tonk Time" The Down Yonder Piano of Del Wood
1964
143
"The Hits of Joe "Fingers" Carr"
1964
143
"The Happy Sound!" Joe "Fingers" Carr, his paino & orchestra
undated
143
"The Ballad of Jed Clampett" Jo Ann Castle, theme from the TV series "The Beverly Hillbillys" and other great hits
1963
143
"12 Greatest Hits in Ragtime" Jo Ann Castle
1962
143
"Just in Time" Count Basie
undated
143
"Leo Reisman, volume 1"
1969
143
"Warning's Pennsylvanians" Fred Waring
1968
143
"Swinging Down in Dixie" Jack Teagarden
undated
143
"I'll See You In My Dreams" The Piano Magic of Eddy Duchin
undated
143
"Snowfall: A Memory of Claude" an Evergreen Special
undated
143
"The one and Only Glenn Miller" Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
1968
143
"Babes in Toyland" Laurel and Hardy Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1974
143
"Original Motion Picture Soundtracks"Laurel and Hardy
1973
143, 154
"Naturally High" Laurel and Hardy
1970
143
"No U Turn" Laurel and Hardy
1973
143
"The Great Glenn Miller and His Orchestra" Glenn Miller
1963
143
"Basie's Best!" Count Basie and His Orchestra- A collection of Immortal Performances
undated
143
"The Early Duke Ellington" featuring great artists: Jimmy Dorsey & Una Mae Carlisle
1968
143
"The Original Recordings" by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
1964
143
"Harold Sings Arlen (with Friend)" arranged and conducted by Peter Matz
1966
144
"All By Myself" Irving Berlin, volume 2- "Puttin' on the Ritz" The Years 1926-1930
undated
144
"All By Myself" Irving Berlin, volume 3- "Heat Wave" The Years 1930-1933
undated
144
"Ragtime By Request" Johnny Maddox
undated
144
"Johnny Maddox Plays" Johnny Maddox
1955
144
"Crazy Otto Piano" Johnny Maddox
1960
144
"George Gershwin plays Rhapsody in Blue and Other Favorites"
1967
144
"The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
undated
144
"Theme Songs of the Big Band Era" the Longines Symphonette Recording Society
1966
144
"Ted Lewis' Orchestra, 1926-1933" featuring Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, George Brunies, Fats Waller, Muggsy Spanier and Don murray
1973
144
"The George Gershwin Story (classical)" The Symphony of the Air Pops Prchestra conducted by D'Artega with guest pianist Roger Scime
undated
144
"Paul Whiteman: Aka "Mr. Music" 3 record set
1977
144
"Paul Whiteman's Cavalcade of Music"
1974
144
"Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra" faturing Bing Crosby
1968
144
"Paul Whiteman" volumes 1-2
1968-1969
144
"George Olsen and his Music"
1968
144
"Ray Noble"
1967
144
"Radio's Aces" The Coon-Sanders Nighthawks
1965
144
"Ray Noble" Al Bowly
undated
144
"Second Hand Rose" Johnny Maddox
1967
144
"More Ragtime Twenties" Johnny Maddox
undated
144
"The World's Greatest Piano Rolls" Johnny Maddox, volumes 1-2
1960, 1963
144
"Barrel House Piano" Barrel Fingers Barry
1968
144
"Bil Baird's Slugger Ryan plays Honky Tonk Music for Little Rascals"
undated
144
"Piano Roll Discoveries" featuring George Gershwin and Fats Waller
1959
144
"Percussion Party" the San Francisco Hubcaps
undated
144
"Saturday Night at Charlie C's" The Speakeasy Sound
1961
144
"Knuckles O'Toole plays Honky Tonk Piano" Knuckles O'Toole (re-release of 1956 original)
1966
144
"Knuckles O'Toole plays the Greatest All Time Ragtime Hits" Knuckles O'Toole (re-release of 1956 original)
1966
145
"Oh you Kid!" Dorothy Provine with Joe "Fingers" Carr in tandem
1962
145
"The Age of Ragtime" featuring Roger Shields, pianist (Americana volume IV)
October 1974
145
"Ragtime Piano Man" Johnny Maddox
undated
145
"Ragtime Memories" Johnny Maddox
1966
145
"Near You" Johnny Maddox
1960
145
"The Alley Cat and Other Piano Roll Favorites" Johnny Maddox
1967
145
"The World's Greatest Piano Rolls" Johnny Maddox, volume 7
1966
145
"The Million Sellers" Johnny Maddox, volume 3
undated
145
"More Million Sellers" Johnny Maddox (volume 2)
1960
145
"The Million Sellers" Johnny Maddox, volume 1
1958
145
"An Evening with Groucho" 2 record set
1972
145
"The Very Best of the Marx Brothers" volumes 1-2
1977
145
"The Golden Age of British Dance Bands"
undated
145
"E.T" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, special edition
1982
145
"Just for You" Slim Whitman
1980
145
"Till We Meet Again" Slim Whitman
1980
145
"The Best of Slim Whitman"
1972
145
"Red River Valley" Slim Whitman
1976
145
"All My Best" Slim Whitman
1979
145
"Slim Whitman's 20 Greatest Love Songs"
undated
145
"The Roving Gambler" Frankie Laine
1965
145
"Lawrence of Arabia" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre
1962
145
"The Charge of the Light Brigade" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music by John Addison
1968
145
"Hang'em High" Original Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Dominic Frontiere
1968
145
"Fitzwily" Original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Johnny Williams
1967
145
"Exodus and other Great Movie Themes" 101 Strings
1961
145
"Shock Music in Hi-Fi" the Creed Taylor Orchestra
1958
145
"Sound Effects" volume 10
1969
145
"28 Timed Sound Effects"
undated
146
Sound Effects" volume 1
1960
146
Sound Effects" volume 3
1962
146
Sound Effects" volume 7
1964
146
"Roaring Twenties" featuring Billy Randolph and the High Hatters
1958
146
"Fascinating Rhythms" Van Lion and his Big Band
1959
146
Alfred Hitchcock presents "Music to be Murdered By"
1958
146
"Background Music and Sound Effects for Your Home Movies"
undated
146
"Music for Magicians"
1974
146
Zabka's "Themes from Television"
undated
146
"Original Soundtracks and Recordings of Original Music from Great Movies" deluxe 2 record set (limited edition)
undated
146
Gershwin "Porgy and Bess"/ Weill "The Three Penny Opera"
1959
146
"On Your Toes" produced by Goddard Lieberson
1956
146
"The Fabulous Edison Cylinder" featuring the Unforgettable Voices of Blanche Arral, Alessandro Bonci, Lucrezia Bori, Florencio Constantino, Marie Delna, Frieda Hempel, Leo Slezak and others"
April 1968
146
"Living Music Program of the Memorable Songs and Melodies from the Golden Twenties" presnted by the Longines Symphonette Recording Society
undated
146
"Sing Along with Bonnie & Clyde"
undated
146
"Play Time" original Soundtrack Music from the Films of Jacques Tati
undated
146
"Great Movie Hits of the Thirties" The Sound of Hollywood performed by Vardi and his Orchestra
1962
146
Music from the Soundtrack of "Destination Moon" and Others performed by Hollywood Cinema Orchestra
undated
146, 154
"The Great Stars of Vaudeville"
undated
146
"Rare Records Revisited" produced by Herb Newman
1969
146
"Show Biz: From Vaude to Video" narrated by George Jessel
1953
146
"Hooray for Hollywood" The Golden Hollywood Musical Companion Volume
1975
146
"Walking on Wilshire" Jimmy Haskel and the New Los Angeles Revival and Rhythm Society Orchestra
1966
146
"Sounds to Make You Shiver"
1974
146
Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House"
1964
146
"Sing Along with Uncle Dick's Old Time Singers"
1967
147
"The Golden Twenties" The Valentine's Day Mob singers and Orchestra
undated
147
"Songs of the Fabulous Thirties" David Rose and his Orchestra (part 1)
1958
147
Ben Bagley's "Geroge Gershiwn" Revisited
undated
147
"Great Personalities of Broadway"
1963
147
"They Stopped the Show"
1969
147
"Old Curiosity Shop"
1952
147
The Gaslight Orchestra Presents a Program of Faovrite "Gay Nineties Waltzes" and Songs
1959
147
"The Swinging 30's" The Gordon Fleming Orchestra
undated
147
"Great Moments in Showbusiness"
undated
147
"Those Memory Years" volumes 1-2 presented by the Longines Symphonette Society
undated
147
"The Yama Yama Man" George Segal
1967
147
"Trial by Jury" Excerpts from Utopia Ltd performed by the D'oyly Carte Opera Company and recorded under the direction of Bridget D'Oyly Carte
1963
147
"The History of MGM Movie Music- volume 1" 2 record set
1973
147
"Play Me A Movie" composed & played by Abraham Lass
1971
147
"Hollywood" Original Music from the Thames Television Series by Carl Davis
1979
147
"Parlor Piano" Blues and Stomps from Rare Piano Rolls
1970
147
"Sound for A Picture Evening" Background Music and Sound Effects for Slide Shows and Movies (volumes I-IV)
1965-1966, 1969
147
The Elektra Library of "Dramatic Cue Music & Mood Music" volume 2
1964
147
Untitled Joe Romero record
undated
147
"Yojimbo" The Original Soundtrack Recording for the Film by Akira Kuraosawa
1962
147
The Music from "M Squad" from the NBC-TV Series starring Lee marvin, Orchestra conducted by Stanley Wilson
1959
148
"The Moon is Blue" Original Music Score
undated
148
"Mickey One" music from the Soundtrack played by Stan Getz and composed by Eddie Sauter
1965
148
Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins" Original Cast Soundtrack with msuic and lyrics by Richard and Robert Sherman
1964
148
"Marco The Magnificent" music composed by Georged Garvarent and Charles Aznavour
1965
148
"The Naked Maja" music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack
1959
148
"Le Voyage En Ballon" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack from the Film by Albert Lamorisse
1960
148
What Did You Do In the War Daddy?" music from the film composed and conducted by Henry Mancini
1966
148
"The Yellow Canary" music from the Motion Picture composed, arranged and conducted by Kenyon Hopkins
1963
148
"Canta Sus Exitos" Maria Alma
undated
148
Bel Canto Stereophonic Demonstration record
undated
148
"The Stereo Disc"
1958
148
"What's New on Capitol Stereo" volume 1
undated
148
"Romantic Melodies of Mantovani" Mantovani and his Orchestra
undated
148
"Baile De Media Noche"
undated
148
"Juego de Palbaras con Olivia Molina"
undated
148
"S.R.O." Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
1966
148
"Trio Los Tajuarines" de Rafael Rosales
undated
148
"Ted Heath Swings in High Stereo" Ted Heath
1958
148
"Be Irresistibly Female"
1970
148
"Jazz of Two Decades" by Leonard Feather (Dem-2)
1955
148
"The Best of the Popular Piano Concertos" George Greeley as guest pianist with the Warner Bros. Orchestra
1961
148
"Hit American Waltzes" played by 101 Strings
undated
148
"Nightfall" Carmen Dragon conducting the Capitol Symphony Orchestra
1961
148
"Swing into Spring" Benny Goodman
undated
149
"Highlights from Carmen" Bizet
1952
149
"Norman Brooks sings Jolson" Norman Brooks and produced and directed by Al Goodman
1958
149
"A Salute to Glen Miller" arranged and conducted by Jerry Gray
1958
149
"Mantovani Stereo Showcase"
1959
149
"Some Enchanted Evening" Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians
undated
149
"The Happy Moogi"
1969
149
"Fionello!" Original Broadway Cast
undated
149
"The Unsinkable Molly Brown" the Original Broadway Cast with Souvenir Program included
1960
149
"Paris When it Sizzles" music from the Original Score of the Paramount Motion Pictre starring William Holden and Audrey Hepburn, with music composed and conducted by Nelson Riddle
1964
149
"No Way to Treat A Lady" music from the Original Motion Picture Score composed and conducted by Stanley Myers
1968
149
"The Prince and the Pauper" the Original Soundtrack
undated
149
"The Pride and the Passion" music from the Soundtrack of the Motion Picture featuring Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, and Sophia Loren
1957
149
"Planet of the Apes" Soundtrack conducted and composed by Jerry Goldsmith
1968
149
"The Peach Theif" Original Soundtrack Recording
1966
149
"One Eyed Jacks" Original Soundtrack with music by Hugo Friedhofer
1961
149
"The Red Ballon" adapted from the French Classic, narrated by Jean Vallin and music by Al Barr
undated
149
"Robin and the 7 Hoods" Original Score from the Motion Picture Musical Comedy starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and Sammy Davis, Jr. and arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle
1964
149
Alfred Hitchcock's "Torn Curtain" the Original Soundtrack Album
1966
149
"Twilight of Honor" Original Soundtrack Recordings of Instrumental Music by John Green
1963
149
"Triple Cross" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed by Georges Garvarentz
1967
149
"The Train" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre
1964
149
"The Victors" Original Soundtrack Recording composed and conducted by Sol Kaplan
1963
149
"The V.I.P.s" Original Score from the Motion Picture
1963
149
Hammer presents "Daracula" with Christopher Lee- A Horrifying Story of Vampirism with Spine-Chilling Sounds and Music
1974
149
"A Study in Terror" Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture
1966
150
"Dr. Phibes" music from the Soundtrack of the American International Picture, featuring the vocal impersanations of Paul Frees
1971
150
"Duel in the Sun" Original Motion Picture Score with music by Dimitri Tiomkin
undated
150
"Star Trek" Three Exciting New Complete Stories (Passage to Moauv, In Vino Veritas, and the Crier in Emptiness)
1975
150
Jules Verne's "Masters of the World" Les Baxter's Original Soundtrack Music
1961
150
"The Avengers" by the Laurie Johnson Orchestra
1966
150
"S' Wonderful, S' Marvelous, S' Gershwin" an Original Soundtrack Recording presented by the Bell System Family Theatre
1972
150
"Custer of the West" the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by Bernardo Segall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
1967
150
"Themes of TV's Greatest Westerns"
1959
150
"Goldfinger" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed, arranged and conducted by John Barry
1964
150
"The Secret Agent File" the Big Sound of Billy Strange and his Guitar
1965
150
"Cleopatra" Soundtrack Scores composed by Alex North
1963
150
"Hit Instrumentals from Western TV Themes" featuring Al Caiola- Guitars with Orchestra
1961
150, 152
"The Night of the Iguana" music from the Soundtrack and other music inspiredby the Motion Picture
1964
150
Julie Andrews as "The Star!" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album with music arranged and conducted by Leanne Hayton (delux album with 8 page full color story and picture book)`
1968
150
"The Great Gatsby" Original Soundtrack Recording with music supervised and conducted by Nelson Riddle (2 record set)
1974
150
"Blacula" music from the Original Soundtrack of an American International Picutre with music composed and conducted by Gene Page
1972
150
"Ravel Bolero; Ma Mere L'oye Chabrier Bourree Fantasue" paul Paray conducting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
undated
150
"Maurice Ravel: Bolero/ La Valse Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte" William Steinberg conducting the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
1959
150
"The Wonderful World of the Classics: A Library of Faovirte Works" (5 record set)
undated
150
"Carnival" an Original Broadway Cast Recording
1961
150
"Hello Dolly!" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album
1969
150
"Blow-Up" The Original Soundtrack Album with music composed, conducted and played by Herbie Hancock
1966
150
"The Deadly Affair" the Original Soundtrack Album with music by Quincy Jones
1966
150
"You Only Live Twice" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed, arranged and conducted by John Barry
1967
150
"Thunderball" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed, arranged and conducted by John Barry
1965
151
Ian Fleming's "Dr. No" The First James Bond Film Adventure! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album
1965
151
Ian Fleming's "From Russia with Love" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1963
151
Sam Butera and the Witnesses play msuic from "The Rat Race"
1960
151
"The Quiller Memorandum"the Original Soundtrack Recording with music composed and conducted by John Barry
1966
151
"Quick, Before It Melts" music from the MGM Motion Picture with music composed and conducted by David Rose
1964
151
101 Strings plays music from "Gone With the Wind" and Other Motion Pictures
1967
151
"The Glory Guys" Original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Riz Ortolani
1965
151
"Battle of the Bulge" the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music composed and conducted by Benjamin Frankel with the new Philharmonia Orchestra
1965
151
"Barefoot in the Park" Music from the Score by Neal Hefti
1967
151
"A Countess from Hong Kong" the Original Soundtrack Album with music composed by Charles Chaplin (special edition including exclusibe souvenir photo album-biography of Charles Chaplin)
1967
151
"The Corrupt Ones" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with music by Georges Garvarentz
1967
151
"Ferrante and Teicher: Love Themes from Cleopatra" Ferrante and Teicher Orchestra conducted by Nick Perito
1963
151
"The Themes from Cleopatra" The Rome Sound Stage Orchestra
1963
151
Samuel Bronston's "Circus World" the Original Soundtrack Album with music composed and conducted by Dimitri Tiomkin
1964
151
"The Cincinnati Kid" music from the Original Soundtrack with music by Lalo Schifrin
1965
151
"The Chase" Original Soundtrack Recording with music composed and conducted by John Barry
1966
151
"The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown" music composed and conducted by Billy May
1957
151
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" as performed by Heindor, music composed by Victor Young
1958
151
"The Guns of Navarone" The Dimitri Tiomkin Original Soundtrack Recording
1961
151
"Louella's Favorites" The Famous Hollywood columnist, Louella O. Parsons, selects the motion picture songs she likes best, perfomed by Milton DeLugg and his Orchestra
undated
151
"Music for Loretta" music from the Loretta Young Television Show, composed and conducted by Harry Lubin and the Munich Symphony Orchestra
1960
151
"Motion Picture Themes on the March" Paul Lavalle and the Band of America
1965
151
"The Theme from Peyton Place and 11 other Great Themes" music by DeVol
undated
151
"Suspense Themes in Jazz" Kai Winding
1962
151
"Al Caiola… Sounds for Spies and Private Eyes" Al Caiola
1965
151
Stereo Action: The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow "It's Magic" Marty Gold and his Orchestra
1961
152
Stereo Action: The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow- "Stereo Action Goes Hollywood" Marty Gold and his Orchestra
1961
152
The Cinema Sound Stage Orchestra plays "Academy Award Hits from Hollywood and Broadway"
undated
152
"Baker Street: A Musical Adventure of Sherlock Holmes" the Original Cast Album
1965
152
Walt Disney presents the Original Cast "Babes in Toyland" based on Victor Herbert's Tuneful Musical Comedy
1961
152
"The Art of Love" Cy Coleman plays and conducts his music form the score of the Motion Picture
1965
152
"The Scalphunters" Original Motion Picture Score with music by Elmer Bernstein
1968
152
"Satan in High Heels" Original Soundtrack, composed and conducted by Mundell Lowe
1961
152
"The Russians are Coming, the Russians are Coming" original Motion Picture Score with music composed and conducted by Johnny Mandel
1966
152
"The Sandpiper" the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed by Johnny Mandell
1965
152
"All Time Movie Greats" 2 record set featuring Hugo Winterhalter and his world famous Orchestra
undated
152
"Not With My Wife, You Don't!" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album
1966
152
"Nothing But the Best" Original Soundtrack Recording music composed and conducted Ron Grainer
1964
152
"A New Kind of Love" Erroll Garner with Full Orchestra conducted by Leith Stevens
1962
152
"Nevada Smith" music from the Score by Alfred Newman
1966
152
"Singin' in the Rain" the Original MGM Soundtrack Album performed by the MGM Studio Orchestra conducted by Lennie Hayton
undated
152
"Moussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition" Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Rafael Kubelik
undated
152, 153
Record Collector's Choice- "Enrico Caruso, 1873-1921" volumes 1-2
undated
152
"The Railroad" in Folk Song
1966
152
"Authentic Cowboys and their Western Folksongs"
1965
152
"Pardon My Blooper!" an Album of Radio and TV's most Hilarious Bloopers collected by Kermit Schafer
undated
152, 155
"Circus Spectacular" Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey- Merle Evans, musical director
1967
152
101 Strings plays the 'World's Great Standards"
1958
152
"Moog: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman" featuring the Full Length Version of The Minotaur
1969
152
"Electronic Music" with compositions by Andres Lewin-Richter, Ilhan Mimaroglu, Tzvi Avni, and Walter Carlos
undated
153
"Extra Sensory Perception in Sound"
1958
153
Vaudeville's "60 Years of Laughter" The Longines Symphonette Society
undated
153
"The Golden Age of Comedy" The Longines Symphonette Society
undated
153
Record Collector's Choice- "Geraldine Farrar, 1882-"
undated
153
"Great Voices of the Century: Geraldine Farrar"
1967
153
Record Collector's Choice- "Pol Plancon, 154-1914 and Maurice Renaud, 1861-1933"
undated
153
"'Alf & 'Alf" Songs of the British Music Hall, arranged and conducted by Mort Lindsay
undated
153
101 Strings play "The Sugar and Spice of Rudolph Friml"
1958
153
"Live Burlesque Live"
1967
153
"The Sound of Sight" music for and Experiment in Imagination, composed and conducted by Ray Martin
1964
153
"The Wonderful World of Motion Pictures: New Themes and Original Soundtracks"
undated
153
The Regimental Bands "Pass In Review" A Sound Spectacular of Marches
1962
153
Rimsky-Korsakov "Scheherazade" Mario Rossi conducting the Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera
1959
153
Shakespeare- "Hamlet" Hilton Edwards & Micheal MacLiammoir, a Dublin Gate Theatre Production
1960
153
"Bawdy Cockney Songs" Elsa Lanchester
undated
153
"John Barrymore reads Shakespeare" volumes 1-2
undated
153
"'Ello Stanley" Stanley Holloway
1965
153
"Great Voices of the Century: Sir Harry Lauder- Scotch Songs"
1969
153
"Whatever Happened to 1910?" starring Ted bowers, Patricia Armstrong, Carrie Moorman & featruing the American Eagle Orchestra (newspaper and booklet included)
1968
153
Jascha Heifetz playing "the Music of Gershwin"
1949
153
"Now, Voyager" the Classic Film Scores of Max Steiner performed by Charles Gerhardt and the National Philharmonic Orchestra
1973
153
"Who's on First?" Abbott & Costello on Radio! (release no. 38)
1974
154
"Inner Sanctum" Original Radio Broadcasts- 2 Complete Radio Dramas
1940-1950
154
Command Performance Records- Boris Karloff "Arsenic and Old Lace/ Bela Lugosi "The Doctor Perscribed Death"
undated
154
"The Lone Ranger" Album no. 1- A Collectors Item
1964
154
"Previously Unreleased Film Scores" Original Scores performed by the Premier Radio Symphony Orchestra
undated
154
"Themes Like Old Times: 90 of the Most Famous Original Radio Themes" volume 2
1972
154
Radio Yesteryear presents "Themes Like old Times" 90, Count 'Em 90 Genuine Original Curtain-Raisers! From the most Famous Radio Shows of all time
undated
154
"Infinity in Sound" volume 2- Esquivel and his Orchestra
1961
154
"The Big Hits from Broadway" Cyril Stapleton and his Orchestra
undated
154
"Songs of the Golden West"/ "Songs of the Deep South" The Hollywood Soundstage Chorus
1961
154
"A Night at Dixieland Hall" Albert "Papa" French and his New Orleans Jazz Band
1969
154
"Wyatt Earp, Cheyenne, and Other TV Favorites"
undated
154
"Myoshi" Singing Star of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Flower Drum Song"
undated
154
Time Series 2000 "Music with Sound"
undated
154
"Sing It to the Marines" Monica Lewis
1957
154
Jack Hylton presents "King Kong" All African Musical- an Original Cast Recording from the London Production
1961
154
"Hearing is Believing" Listen to before and after High Fidelity on this brilliant RCA Victor "New Orthophonic" Recording
1954
154
MGM's "Tom and Jerry" 4 Musical Adventures of TV's Favorite Cat and Mouse, music by Leroy Holmes
1966
154
"1812 Overture Warsaw Concerto" the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra with Karl Jergens conducting
undated
154
"Space Stories and Sounds" Bill Stern narrator with Aerodynamic Music and music by Bill Simon (stories adapted from Classics Illustrated Magazine)
1959
154
"Music of Jerome Kern" Andre Kostelanetz
undated
154
Jackie Gleason presents "Music to Make You Misty"
1953
154
"The Windmill's Are Weakening" Bob Newhart, recorded live at the Ice House
1965
154
"The Best of Bob Newhart"
1966
154
Ferde Grofe conducts his "Grand Canyon Suite" with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and the World Premiere Recording of "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra" dedicated and played by Jesus Maria Sandroma
1960
154
"The original Voice Tracks from their Greatest Movies" The Marx Bros. narration by Gary Owens with music karranged and conducted by Charles Bud Dant (poster included)
1969
154
Edmond De Luca's "Safari" The Trans World Symphony Orchestra
1958
154
Exercpts from Vincent Youman's "Hit the Deck" and Jerome Kern's "The Cat and the Fiddle" performed by Doreen Hume (soprano), Denis Quilley (baritone) with the Micahel Sammes Singers and the orchestra under the direction of Johnny Gregory
undated
154
"Introduction to Stereo"
1958
154
"Adventures in Stereo" Demonstration Record
undated
155
75th Anniversary "A Musical History of the Boston Symphony & Boston Pops" with music conducted by Karl Muck, Serge Koussevitzky, Charles Munch and Arthur Fiedler. Narrated by Milton Cross
1956
155
"Meet Andre Kostelanetz: Music's Leading Man" Andre Kostelanetz
1955
155
"Award Winning Scores from the Silver Screen" 101 Strings
1958
155
Tiny Hill Sings and Plays "the Hits of World War I"
1962
155
"Make Believe Ballroom Time" Msic of the 20s (reissue produced by Ethel Gabriel and remastered by Ernie Oelrich)
undated
155
"Nostalgia No. 1" Billy Mure's Happy Guitars
undated
155
The Harmonicats/ Peg O'my Heart "20 Great Hits" 2 record set
undated
155
" The Big Men: Bold & Bad-Songs of the Folk Heroes and Outlaws" Ernie Sheldon and the Villagers
1961
155
"The Music of Lecuona" Stanley Black and his Orchestra
1962
155
"The Desert Song" Mario Lanza
1960
155
"You Do Something to Me" Mario Lanza
1963
155
"Expressions" Don Williams
1978
155
"Merry-Go-Round & Circus Calliope Music" Leon Berry
1960
155
"Composers do Their Own Thing" 12 Great Songwirters play and Sing Their Own Songs
1973
155
"The Solid Gold Steinway" Roger Williams (free book enclosed- "Roger Williams' Life Story, with Pictures")
1964
155
"The Soupy Sales Show" arranged and conducted by Jimmy Haskell
1961
155
Sailor, Sailor and Lolita's "Greatest German Hits" (sung in German)
1961
155
"German Band Marches"
undated
155
"Songs You Will Never Forget" Lolita (sung in German)
1961
155
"Leder Singt Mit!" Sing Along in German- Klaus Ogermann
1962
155
"German Sing Along" Will Glahe, his Orchestra and Chorus (printed lyrics included)
undated
155
"Porgy and Bess" 101 Strings
1959
155
Raymond Scott conducts the "Rock 'n Roll Symphony"
1958
155
Frigidaire presents "An Evening with Lum and Abner" volume I, 1949
1941
155
Alfred Hitchcock presents "Ghost Stories for Young People"
undated
156
Edison Recreation record ('78) side one- "On the Alamo-Foxtrot" Harry Readerman's Orchestra/ side two- "Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixieland" Don Parker Trio
undated
156
"Addido" and "The Naughty Lady of Shade" The Ames brothers with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra (45)
1954
156
"Dog Face Soldier" and "Don't Cry Sweetheart" Russ Morgan and His Orchestra (45)
1955
156
"Just For A While" and "Charmaine" Mantovani and his Orchestra (45)
undated
156
The Warner Bros. Golden Anniversary "Highlights from the Films, 1923-1973" (45)
1973
156
"Hi-Fi Plus" demonstration record (45)
undated
156
"Straight Down the Middle" Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (45)
1958
156
"Today's Hits" Tex Beneke and his Orchestra, an extended 45
undated
156
"Ravel- Bolero" National Opera Orchestra (45)
undated
156
"Me and Juliet" Original Cast Recording, Rodgers and Hammerstein 3 record set (45)
1953
156
"Besame Mucho" and "That Old Feeling" Artie Shaw and his Gramercy Five (45)
1952
156
"Patricia" and "Why Wait" Perez Prado and his Orchestra (45)
1958
156
"Hernando's Hideaway" and S'il Vous Plait" Archie Bleyer (45)
1954
156
"Honky Tonk" parts 1 and 2, Bill Doggett (45)
1956
156
"I Don't Want to Mambo Polka" and "The Year We Fell in Love" Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music with Eileen Barton (45)
1954
156
"Theme from "The Left Hand of God" and "Tall Men" Victor Young and his Singing Strings (45)
undated
156
"Idle Gossip" and "Make Yourself Comfortable" Sarah Vaughan (45)
undated
156
The Blob" and "Saturday Night in Tiajuana" The Five Blobs (45)
1958
156
"Maybellene" and "The Toy Tiger" Ralph Marterie and his Orchestra (45)
1955
156
"Mecque Mecque" and "The Little Shoemaker" The Gaylords (45)
1954
156
"My Bonnie Lassie" and "So Will I" The Ames Brothers with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus (45)
1955
156
"Title Theme from "The Proud Ones" and "Who Gave You the Roses" Lionel Newman and his Orchestra (45)
1956
156
"Song of the Barefoot Contessa" and "Land of Dreams" Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra (45)
1954
156
"Waltzing Bugle Boy" and "Ebb Tide" Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra (45)
1953
156
Vocals and Orchestra by Popular Artists- "Melody of Love," "No More," "That's All I Want from You" and "Sincerely" (45)
undated
156
"Vera Cruz" and "Never Never Land" Nelson Riddle with his Orchestra and Chorus (45)
undated
156
"That Old Black Magic" and "A Man With A Dream" Sammy Davis, Jr. (45)
1955
156
"Emperor Waltz" and "Voices of Spring- Waltz" Ronnie Munro and his Orchestra (45)
1950
156
"Crazy Music" and "Timberjack" Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music and the Lancers (45)
1955
156
"Gun Fight at the O.K. Corral" Jimmy Laine with Jimmy Carroll and "Without Him" Frankie Laine with Percy Faith and the Norman Luboff Choir (45)
undated
156
"There Is No Cure for L'Amour" and "Honolulu Rock and Roll" Eartha Kitt with Henri Rene and his Orchestra (45)
1956
156
"My Baby's Coming Home" Mary Ann Morgan and "O Happy Day" Lee Leonard (45)
undated
156
"Let's Do It" and "Senor" Eartha Kitt with Henri Rene and his Orchestra (45)
1954
156
"From Your Lips" and "The Happy Wanderer" Frank Weir (45)
1954
156
"Silent Night" and "Ave Maria" the Roman Vatican Choir (45)
undated
156
"The Last Wagon" and "Paul Bunyan Love" Tex Ritter (45)
1956
156
"Bring Me a Blue Bird" and "The Legend of Wyatt Earp" Ralph Young (45)
undated
156
"The 3:10 to Yuma" and "You Know How It Is" Frankie Laine (45)
undated
156
"Walkin' By the River" and "Riverboat" Monica Lewis (45)
undated
156
"The Kentuckian Song" and "The Cattle Call" Eddy Arnold with Hugo Winterhalter's Chorus and Orchestra (45)
1955
156
Tommy Hunter- "The Battle of the Little Big Horn" and "Mary in the Morning" (45)
undated
156
"Love Me Over and Over" and "Ride the High Country" Robert Holliday and his Orchestra (45)
1962
156
"She Never Left the Table" and "Sheesh, What A Grouch!" Art Carney (45)
undated
156
Dragnet" and "Dancing in the Dark" Ray Anthony
undated
156
"American Patrol" and "St. Louis Blues- March" from The Glenn Miller Story (45)
undated
156
"Blackberry Winter"and "The Yellow Rose of Texas" Mitch Miller with his Orchestra and Chorus (45)
undated
156
"Bolero Gaucho" and "Maderia" Mitch Miller and his Orchestra (45)
1956
156
"Midnight Blues" and "Port Au Prince" Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra (45)
1956
156
"September Song" and "Wichita" Tex Ritter with Orchestra and Chorus (45)
undated
156
"Bimbo" Texas Jim and the Ranch Boys/ "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" Jack Richards with the Corwin Group (45)
undated
156
"Bel Sante" and "The Bonnie Blue Gal" Mitch Miller with his Orchestra & Chorus (45)
undated
156
"Clark Street" and "Main Title" from "The Man With the Golden Arm" Elmer Berstein and Orchestra (45)
undated
156
"The Yellow Rose of Texas" and "You're in Love with Someone" Johnny Desmond (45)
1955
156
"Easy Does It" and "Mink Shmink" Eartha Kitt with Henri Rene and his Orchestra (45)
1954
156
"Time" and "The Shifting, Whispering Sands" Rusty Draper (45)
1955
156
"You Are My Love" and "That Old Black Magic" Kelly Smith with Sam Butera and the Witnesses (45)
undated
156
"The Brave Bulls" and "Mornin' Low" Harry James and his Orchestra (45)
undated
156
"Rock Around Stephen Foster" and "The Yellow Rose of Texas" Stan Freberg (45)
1955
156
"Cool Waters" and Tumbling Tumbleweeds" Sons of the Pioneers (45)
1956
156
"Why Break the Heart That Loves You" and "Jim Bowie" Gordon McCrae (45)
undated
156
"Autumn Leaves" and "Take Care" Roger Williams (45)
undated
156
"Tales of Wells Fargo" sung and played by the Prairie Chiefs (45)
undated
156
"Honor Roll of Hits- 1939" (45)
undated
156
"Way Back Home" Bing Crosby, 4 record set (45)
1951
156
Bing Crosby Sings the song hits from "Call Me Madam", "Guys & Dolls," "Lost in the Stars" and "Texas Lil' Darlin'", 4 record set (45)
undated
156
"Bing Crosby" volume 3, Collector's Classics, 4 record set (45)
1950
156
"Bing Crosby" volume 6, Collector's Classics, 4 record set (45)
1950
156
"Cowboy Songs" Bing Crosby, volume 3, 4 record set (45)
1950
156
"Annie Get Your Gun" Ethel Merman, 4 record set (45)
1949

Series IV. ScriptsReturn to Top

This series contains scripts written by Samuel A. Peeples, as well as other notable screen writers like Gene Roddenberry and Frank Price. It contains scripts for Western television shows, Science Fiction television shows, scripts from other genres, and some television show proposals. The scripts with authors other than Sam Peeples have the other authors listed.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
170
Amos Burke: Secret Agent
1965
170
Amos Burke: Secret Agent- "A Very Important Russian is Missing" by Tony Barrett and Samuel A. Peeples
November 1965
170
Black Sage
1969, undated
170
Company of Cowards
May 1962
170
The FBI- "Overload"
July 1967
170
The FBI- "When the Lights Went Out"
1967
214
Genesis II by Gene Roddenberry
1972
170
The Islanders
1973
170
Joaquin Murieta by Jack Guss
October 1968
170
Just Yesterday
1961
170
King Solomon's Mines by Henry T. Weinstein
undated
170
The Laugh Makers
1961
170
The Mata Hari Affair
undated
170
Mean Dog Blues by George Lefferts, Stanley Mann, and Samuel A. Peeples
1976-1977
170
The Monroes- "Forty Bags of Gold" by Penrod Smith and "Wakanda" by Donald S. Sanford
1966
171
The New Tribunes
1972
171
Plastic Man
1977
171
The Radiers- "Without Glory"
1965
171
The Ramp by Richard Jessup and Victor Wolfson
1960
171
Repeat Performance
1964
171
Rip Tides
1974
171
The Rogues- "No Returns"
January 1965
171
S.A.-7- "The Big Top"
1958
171
S.A.-7- "The Gold Plated People"
1958
171
Second Run
1975
171
The Sixth Sense by Anthony Lawrence
undated
171
Sullivan's Place- "The Serpentine" by Frank Chase
October 1965
171
This Man Dawson
1959
171
This Man Dawson- Story Outlines
1959
171
Tom Sawyer
1960
171
Tom Sawyer- Story Outlines
undated
171
Tom Sawyer- "A Gentleman of Manners"
1960
171
Tom Sawyer- "Bad Injun" by Frank Price
1960
171
Tom Sawyer- "The Hungry Horse" by Frank Price
1960
171
Tom Sawyer- "Last Cruise of the Polly Anne"
1960
172
Tom Sawyer-"Quiet Sunday" by Barry Shipmen
1960
172
Tom Sawyer- "The Way of A Boy"
1960
172
The Twilight Zone scripts by Rod Sterling and Richard Matheson
1959-1960
172
Warlance
1966
172
The Wreckers- 2 pilot scripts
1963
172
Unidentified Pages
undated
1. Westerns
Box
175
A Man Called Shenandoah- Story Outlines
1966
175
A Man Called Shenandoah- "Bounty"
1965
175
A Man Called Shenandoah- "The Lost Diablo"
1965
175
Bat Masterson S7B and 65B
October/ December 1959
175
The Brown Horse by Paul West
January 1960
175
The Buffalo Soldiers
1968; undated
175
Custer
undated
176
Custer- "Sabers in the Sun"
1966-1967
176
Custer- unidentified script pieces
1966
176
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre by Samuel A. Peeples and Edmund Morris
undated
176
Denver and the Rio Grande
undated
176
Double Trouble
1961
176
Frontier Circus
undated
176
Frontier Circus- "Calamity Circus" (The Big Show)
1960-1961
176
Frontier Circus- "The Depths of Fear"
1961
176
Frontier Circus- "The Hardest Man" by Frank Price
1961
176
Frontier Circus- "Lipizan" by Dorothy C. Fontana
1961
176
Frontier Circus- "Panama"
1961
177
Frontier Circus- Presentation and Test Scene
1961
177
Frontier Circus- "The Shaggy Kings"
1961
177
Frontier Circus- "The Smallest Target" by Edmund Morris
1961
177
Frontier Family- Earp Family Series
1973
177
Going My Way
1961
177
The Good Old Days
1961
177
Have Gun Will Travel- "Fight at Adobe Wells"
undated
177
The High Riders
1966-1967
177
The High Riders- "Duel at Glacier Notch" by Calvin Clements
undated
177
The High Riders- Pilot Script
1966-1968
177
The High Riders- "Showdown at High Gorge"
1966
177
Lancer
May 1966
177
Laramie- "Stage Road to Cheyenne" outline
1959
177
Laramie- "Trail Drive" by Samuel A. Peeples and John Chapman
1959
177
Laramie- "The Trail Herd" outline
1959
178
The Legend of Jesse James by W.R. Burnett
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "1863"
1965-1966
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "A Real Tough Town"
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "The Empty Town"
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "The Hunted and the Hunters"
1965-1966
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "The Judas Boot" by Sam Ross
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "Manhunt"
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "The Pursuers"/ "The Best Policy"
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- "The Raiders"
1965
178
The Legend of Jesse James- Story Outlines
1965
178
The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams- "Adams' Ark"
November 1976
178
Man of the West
undated
178
Medicine Lance
1961
178
The Mirror of Night
undated
178
The Missourian
1963
179
The Oregon Trail
1974
179
Wagon Train- "Overland Stage Story"
September 1959
179
Overland Trail- "First Stage to Denver"
1959-1960
179
Overland Trail- "Running Special"
1960
179
Overland Trail- "Westbound Stage"
1959
179
Overland Trail- Scripts by B.L. James
1960
179
Overland Trail- Scripts written by Samuel A. Peeples
1959-1960
179
Overland Trail- Scripts written by Various Writers
1959-1960
179
Paleface
1961
179
Panama
1961
179
The Plainsmen
1961
179
Rawhide by Samuel A. Peeples and Jan Winters
1959
179
Rawhide- "Incident of the Dog Days"
August 1958
179
The Real West
1974
179
The Rebel Yankees- "Fury at Fort Wilderness
August 1963
179
The Rebel Yankees- "The Saddle Soldiers"
August 1963
179
Recollection Creek
July 1962
179
The Restless Gun- Story Outlines
undated
179
The Rifleman
1958
179
Guns for Empire
September 1959
179
Rough Justice by Samuel A. Peeples and William Harmon
1958-1959
179
The Rough Riders- Story Outlines
undated
179
The Rough Riders- 7B
1958
179
The Rough Riders- 10B
1958
180
The Rough Riders- 14B
1958
180
The Rough Riders- 26B
1959
180
The Rough Riders- 30B
1959
180
The Rough Riders- 31B
1959
180
The Rough Riders- 33B- revision
1959
180
The Rough Riders- 34B
1959
180
The Rough Riders- 35B
1959
180
Tales of Texas John Slaughter
undated
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "The Break"
February 1958
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "Crossfire" outline
undated
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "Desert Showdown"
1959
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "End of A Legend"
1959
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "The Gun"
January 1958
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "The Happy Three"
May 1958
180
Tales of the Wells Fargo- "The Rawhide Kid"
April 1958
180
The Tall Man- "A Gun is for Killing"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "A Taste of Ashes"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "The Blackrobe" by Cyrill Hume
1961
180
The Tall Man- "Deadline"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "Dark Moment"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "First Blood"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "Forty Dollar Boots"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "High Tension"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "Ladies of the Town"
1961
180
The Tall Man- "The Legend and the Gun"
1961
180
The Tall Man- "The Lonely Star"
1960
180
The Tall Man- "Pat and Billy"
1959
180
The Tall Man- "Rio Doloroso" by Joe Stone and Paul King
1961
180
The Tall Man- "Rovin' Gambler"
1961
180
The Tall Man- "Whiplash"
1959
180
The Tall Man- "Whipsaw!"
1961
181
The Tall Man- Pilot Script "Desperate Man"
1961
181
The Tall Man- Pilot Script "The Hunted"
undated
181
The Tall Man- Scripts by Frank Price
1960-1961
181
The Tall Man- Scripts by Samuel A. Peeples
1961
181
The Tall Man- Scripts by Tom Seller
1961
181
The Tall Man- Scripts by Various Writers
1958-1961
181
The Texan- "Trouble on the Trail"
June 1959
181
The Texan- "Stampede"
May 1959
181
The Texan- "The Reluctant Bridegroom"
June 1959
181
The Texan- "Sixgun Street"
September 1959
181
The Texan- "The Taming of Rio Nada"
September 1959
181
The Texan- Story Outlines
undated
181
Too Big For Texas by William Bowers
1963
181
The Virginian
1961
181
Walking Tall
1978
181
Walking Tall- "Final Chapter"
1976
182
Walking Tall- "Letter of the Law"
1978
182
Wanted Dead or Alive- "Bounty for A Bride"
January 1959
182
Warlance
undated
182
The Wild Wild West- "The Night the Wizard Vanished"
1966
2. Science Fiction
Box
172
Against the Unknown by Samuel A. Peeples and Frank Price
1958, 1973
172
Against the Unknown- "The Yellow Cloud" by Frank Anthony
1958
172
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century- "Star Rangers"
undated
172
Dracula 5000 by Arthur Nodel and Ted Pederson
1979
172
Flash Gordon- 1st Draft
undated
173
Flash Gordon- "The Greatest Adventure of All!"
1977
173
Flash Gordon- Proposal
undated
173
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.- "The Mata Hari Affair"
June-July 1966
173
Jason of Star Command- Chapter One: "The Golden Gryphon Strikes"
1978
173
Jason of Star Command- Chapters Two- Four
1978
173
Jason of Star Command- Chapter Five: "Star Command Must Be Saved!"
1978-1979
173
Jason of Star Command- Chapter Six: "Limbo of the Lost"
1978
173
Jason of Star Command- "The Power of the Star Disk"
1979
173
Jason of Star Command- "Secrets of the Ancients"
1979
173
Jason of Star Command- "The Treasures of Tantalus" Part One- "Beyond the Stars"
1979
173
Jason of Star Command- unidentified script
undated
173
Lost in Space- "Alas, Regardless of Their Doom" by Simon Wincelberg
September 1965
173
Lost in Space- "Ghost in Space"
1965
173
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon
1979
173
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter One: "A Planet of Peril"
February 1979
173
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Two: "The Monsters of Mogo!"
undated
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Three: "Vultan- King of the Hawkmen"
February 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Four: "To Save Earth!"
February 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Five: "The Beast Men's Prey"
undated
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Six: "Into the Water World"
February 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Nine/Ten: "Blue Magic"
March 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Eleven: "King Flash"
April 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Twelve: "Tournament of Death!"
May 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Thirteen: "Castaways in Tropica!"
April 1979
174
The New Adventures of Flash Gordon- Chapter Fourteen: "The Desert Hawk"
May 1979
174
The New Tribunes by Gene Roddenberry and Samuel A. Peeples
1972
174
The Now Patrol by Gene Roddenberry and Samuel A. Peeples
undated
174
The Return of Batman and Robin- "Earth's Last Guardians"
October 1978
174
Satan 5000
1979
174
Seakiller!
1978
174
The Starmasters
September 1977
175
Star Trek- "The Omega Glory" by Gene Roddenberry
1965
175
Star Trek- "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
1965
214
Star Trek- "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Final Draft
June 28, 1965
214
Spectre
November-December 1976
175
The Tribunes- "Spectrum" by Samuel A. Peeples and Gene Roddenberry
undated
175
Questor- Format for a Television Series by Gene Roddenberry
May 1972

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

  • Flash Gordon (Fictitious character)
  • Science fiction television programs.
  • Star trek.
  • Television authorship.
  • Television programs -- United States.
  • Television scripts.
  • Western stories.
  • Western television programs -- United States.

Personal Names

  • Bloch, Robert, 1917-1994
  • Roddenberry, Gene

Corporate Names

  • DC Comics, Inc.
  • Filmation Studios
  • Marvel Comics Group.
  • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
  • Twentieth Century-Fox Television, Inc.
  • Warner Brother's Company

Form or Genre Terms

  • Artifacts.
  • Motion pictures.
  • Phonograph records.
  • Scripts.

Occupations

  • Authors.
  • Television writers.

Other Creators

  • Personal Names
    • Peeples, Samuel A. (Samuel Anthony), 1917- : Doc Colt.
    • Ward, Brad, 1917-1997