AHJ_ah09355 Inventory of the Columbia Pictures records 1929-1974 Columbia Pictures records Processed by John Hanks The creation of the EAD-version of this finding aid was made possible through a grant from the National Historic Publications and Records Commission. University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
American Heritage Center Dept. 3924, 1000 E. University Avenue University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071 Phone: 307.766.2574 Fax:307.766.5511 Email:ahcref@uwyo.edu URL:http://ahc.uwyo.edu/
2006

University of Wyoming

 Finding aid encoded by Ann Mulfort August 2006 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary Columbia Pictures Columbia Pictures records 1929-1974 09355 21.5 cubic ft. (50 boxes) University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English Collection consists mostly of teletypes and telegraphs between the studio and its financial office in New York City and other employees regarding picture production, scripts and contract negotiation from 1938-1970. The collection also contains architectural charts of the studio, including sound stages; story conferences for movies in production from 1946-1950; and miscellaneous financial reports from 1941-1950. History of Columbia Pictures

Columbia Pictures started out as one of the small movie production companies on Hollywood’s Poverty Row. Like many other enterprises in the area, Columbia specialized in cheap B movies, thrillers, and Westerns. The studio was run successfully and autocratically by Harry Cohn until his death in 1959. The famous director Frank Capra made twenty-six films for the studio. Some of them were award winning.

Harry Cohn worked for some years in a variety of entry level jobs, until he made connections with his brother Jack and Carl Laemmle, the head of Universal studios. After starting from scratch with his brother and another partner he eventually founded the Columbia Pictures company in 1924. By the 1940’s Columbia Pictures had become a gold mine. Cohn was responsible for the development of Rita Hayworth and many other stars, including The Three Stooges. He frequently fought with his brother who tried to oust him in 1932, but failed. Cohn was noted for his ruthlessness and vulgarity, and he was one of the most feared and hated persons in Hollywood. He savored his evil reputation and was known as “Harry the Horror” and “White Fang.”

 Scope and Content

The Columbia Pictures records consist, for the most part, of teletypes and telegrams which focus on the details of motion picture production and how conflicts occurred with the financial office in New York. Subjects range from the size of lenses in cameras to the logical coherence of scripts to contract negotiations. Many familiar film titles and movie stars are mentioned, but in sketchy ways.

The collection also contains architectural charts of Columbia Studios, including several sound stages. It also contains stockholder reports and other minor financial records.

 Access Restrictions

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

 Copyright Information

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

 Related Materials

For another archival collection created by Columbia Pictures, see:

Columbia Pictures Pressbook, 1978, Collection Number MSS SC 1433, Brigham Young University Archives Rm. 5030 HBLL BYU Provo, Utah 84602 Acquisition Information

The Columbia Pictures Telex Collection was purchased from The Scriptorium, a rare manuscripts dealer, in 1986. The papers were in good condition, although highly acidic.

 Processing Information

The collection was processed by John Hanks in May 1999. The original mostly chronological folder titles have been maintained, and arranged accordingly. Vulnerable acidic telex material was preserved by photocopying.

Four boxes of architectural drawings were combined into one in June 2019. Boxes 48-50 no longer exist.

 Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Columbia Pictures records, 1929-1974, Collection Number 09355, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

 Access Terms Motion picture industry--United States. Motion pictures--Production and direction--United States. Business, Industry, Labor, and Commerce. Performing Arts. Business records. Architectural drawings. <?xm-replace_text {Title as Subject}?> Cohn, Harry, 1891-1958. Container List Series I. Correspondence-Teletypes 1938-1960 18.90 cubic ft. (42 document boxes)

Arranged chronologically in original order.

 Teletypes – Including: 1 1 Counter Attack, Golden Boy 1938-1954 1 2 Golden Boy, Pal Joey, The Golden Hand 1941-1942? 1 3 Fibber McGee and Mollie, My Sister Eileen January – June 1941 1 4 The Gentleman Misbehaves, Highly Irregular July – December 1941 1 5 Three’s a Crowd, Highly Irregular January – June 1942 1 6 Talk of the Town, Repeat Performance July – October 1942 1 7 Talk of the Town, This Land Is Mine November 1942 2 1 Commandos, Duffy’s Tavern, Blondie December 1942 2 2 Attack by Night, Let the Eagle Scream January 1943 2 3 Heart of a City, Appointment in Berlin, Mission to Africa February 1943 2 4 Commandos, Adventures of Martin Eden March 1943 2 5 Cover Girls, Without Notice April 1943 2 6 What’s Buzzin Cousin, The More the Merrier May 1943 2 7 The More the Merrier, Destroyer, Jam Session June 1943 2 8 None Will Escape, Ten Percent Woman July 1943 2 9 Blondie, Young Man with a Horn, Cover Girl August 1943 2 10 Room and Board, My Client Curly September 1943 2 11 Outrageous Fortune, What a Woman October 1943 2 12 Winged Victory, Chopin, Crime Doctor November 1943 2 13 Star and Garter, Behind the Door, Another Love Story December 1943 2 14 Cover Girl, Curly, Impatient Years January 1944 2 15 Days of Glory, Cover Girl February 1944 2 16 Over 21, Cover Girl March 1944 2 17 Those People Today, Cover Girl April 1944 2 18 Song of West, Kiss and Tell May 1944 3 1 Kiss and Tell, Winkle June 1944 3 2 Joe is Home Now, Counter-Attack July 1944 3 3 Counter-Attack, According to Plan August 1944 3 4 Lola and the Wolves, American Romance September 1944 3 5 Song of Tahiti, Never Again October 1944 3 6 American Romance (Way), A Song to Remember November 1944 3 7 A Song to Remember, Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest December 1944 3 8 Jacobowski and the Colonel, A Song to Remember January 1945 3 9 Crime Doctor, The Monster, Counter-Attack March 1945 3 10 A Thousand and One Nights, The Late George Appley April 1945 3 11 The Swineherd and the Shepherd May 1945 3 12 Some Call It Love June 1945 3 13 Kiss and Tell, The Thousand and One Nights July 1945 4 1 Silver Skates, Over 21 September 1945 4 2 Oh Susanna, Kiss and Tell October 1945 4 3 Tars and Bars, Bandit of Sherwood Forest November 1945 4 4 Pardon My Past, One Way to Love December 1945 4 5-6 Bandit of Sherwood Forest January 1946 4 7 Billion Dollar Baby February 1946 4 8 Meet Me On Broadway March 1946 4 9 Till Death Do Us Part April 1946 4 10 Jolson, Thrill of Brazil, Gallant Journey May 1946 4 11 Thrill of Brazil, You Were Made for Me June 1946 5 1 Gallant Journey, Enemy of the People July 1946 5 2 Clutter Buck, Jolson August 1946 5 3 Three Stooges, Thrill of Brazil, Gallant Journey September 1946 5 4 Heaven Can Wait, The Stars Weep October 1946 5 5 Blind Spot, Thirteenth hour November 1946 5 6 Bathsheba, Burlesque, Wonderful Journey December 1946 5 7 Swordsman, Dead Reckoning January 1947 5 8 Whistler, Lawless, Crime Doctor’s Vacation February 1947 5 9 Down to Earth, Boats Going to Europe March 1947 5 10 Captain Blood Returns, Wreck of Old 97 April 1947 6 1 Appointment in the Orient, Unknown Harbor May 1947 6 2 The Medium, Redmen June 1947 6 3 Flying Saucers, I Love Trouble July 1947 6 4 To the Ends of the Earth, Sweep Sombrero August 1947 6 5 Born Yesterday, Gallant Blade September 1947 6 6 Black Eagles, Glamour Girl October 1947 6 7 Let’s Fall in Love, Three Went Uptown November 1947 6 8 Love That Girl, Born Yesterday December 1947 6 9 Double Life, Whistler, Desperado January 1948 6 10 Sign of the Ram, Gun Crazy, The Wrangler February 1948 6 11 Mr. Roberts, Portrait of an American Communist March 1948 6 12 Pardon My Past, Johnny O’Clock April 1948 7 1 The Chicago Story, The Goose Call May 1948 7 2 The 49rs, Stop the Music June 1948 7 3 Return of October, Arkansas Swing July 1948 7 4 Sitka Sue, Good Humor Man August 1948 7 5 Born Yesterday, Triple Threat September 1948 7 6 Gallant Blade, Return of October October 1948 7 7 Big Jump, Tokyo Sue November 1948 7 8 Divorce Racket, Born Yesterday December 1948 7 9 Winslow Boy, Dick Turpin’s Ride January 1949 7 10 Affairs of Rogue, To Young to Kiss February 1949 7 11 Two Grooms and a Bride, Lust for Gold March 1949 8 1 Blind Date, Acapulco April 1949 8 2 Tougher They Come May 1949 8 3 Jolson, All the King’s Men June 1949 8 4 Blank Wall, Jolson July 1949 8 5 House of Cards, Bachelor Bait August 1949 8 6 Riders in the Sky, Tokyo Joe September 1949 8 7 Each Man Kills, Father Is a Bachelor October 1949 8 8 Heaven Can Wait, Son of Robin Hood November 1949 8 9 No Sad Songs, Only One Way December 1949 8 10 Hills of the Brave January 1950 8 11 Last Buccaneers, Atom Man February 1950 8 12 Flying Fist, The Third Alarm March 1950 8 13 Hill of the Hawk, Harriet Craig April 1950 8 14 African Queen, State Secret May 1950 9 1 Cardinal, Disenchanted June 1950 9 2 Globe Trotters, Turpin’s Ride July 1950 9 3 Life Begins, Petty Girl August 1950 9 4 Jubel’s Children, Two of a Kind September 1950 9 5 Midnight Page, Dark Dawn October 1950 9 6 Circle of the Day, Desert Victory November 1950 9 7 Flying Missiles, Yank Korea December 1950 9 8 Member of the Wedding, Blackhawk January 1951 9 9 Five, Gentlemen February 1951 9 10 Terry and the Pirates, Woman in Question March 1951 9 11 Crimson Mark, Desert Hawk April 1951 9 12 Crime Inc., Mood for Love May 1951 10 1 Mask Avenger, Globetrotters June 1951 10 2 Scrap Iron, She Couldn’t Say No July 1951 10 3 Clouded Yellow, Sunnyside August 1951 10 4 Saturday’s Hero, Marrying Kind September 1951 10 5 Hero, Marrying Kind October 1951 10 6 First Time, Purple Heart Diary October 1951 10 7 Pregnant Perch, Ten Tall Men November 1951 11 1 My Six Convicts November 1951 11 2 Storm Over Tibet, Assignment Paris December 1951 11 3 Messalina, Marrying Kind December 1951 11 4 Okinawa, Neighbor’s Wife January 1952 11 5 Brigand, Six Convicts January 1952 11 6 Salesman, Woman in Question February 1952 11 7 Walk East on Beacon February 1952 11 8 Gamma People, Malone March 1952 12 1 Story of Cheat, Boots Malone March 1952 12 2 5000 Fingers of Dr. Cheat April 1952 12 3 The Blast, Hostage April 1952 12 4 Convicts, Fascination May 1952 12 5 Summer Smoke, Stones for Danny Fisher May 1952 12 6 Trinidad, Beacon June 1952 12 7 National Honeymoon June 1952 13 1 Rainbow Round My Shoulder July 1952 13 2 Trinidad, Ten Against Caesar August 1952 13 3 Divided Heart, Velvet Cage September 1952 13 4 Back Street Girl October 1952 13 5 Good Morning, The Whole Truth October 1952 13 6 Planet November 1952 14 1 Heart of Gold December 1952 14 2 Call Me Madam 1952 14 3 From Here to Eternity 1952 14 4 Texas Rangers, Casbah January 1953 14 5 White South, Cyclists Raid February 1953 14 6 Man in the Dark, Salome March 1953 14 7 My Sister Eileen, Wonderful Town March 1953 15 1 Richard the Third, Geronimo April 1953 15 2 River of No Return, Let’s Do It Again April 1953 15 3 Mission Korea, Jolson Story May 1953 15 4 Black Knight, Gentlemen Brunettes May 1953 15 5 From Here to Eternity June 1953 16 1 Fifty Fathoms Deep July 1953 16 2 The Stranger Wore a Gun August 1953 16 3 Glamour for Gladys, Jubal Troop September 1953 16 4 Naked Street, Miami Story October 1953 16 5 Richard the Lionhearted November 1953 17 1 Joseph and His Brethren December 1953 17 2 Night of the Hunter January 1954 17 3 Three for the Show, Jarvis Story February 1954 17 4 Westward the Sun March 1954 17 5 Beat the Devil March 1954 17 6 The Last Thirty Minutes March 1954 18 1 To Any Soldier 1953 18 2 Juggler 1953 18 3 Captain Midnight April 1954 18 4 Bullets-Bayonets April 1954 18 5 The Gentle Wolfhound May 1954 18 6 Bringing Up the Brass May 1954 18 7 One Bright Day June 1954 18 8 The Desperate Men June 1954 18 9 Love Is a Letter June 1954 19 1 Captain Midnight, Jungle Jim July 1954 19 2 Phffft July 1954 19 3 Death Below Zero July 1954 19 4 Lady Chatterly’s Lover August 1954 19 5 Behind Closed Doors August 1954 19 6 How to Be Happy Though Single August 1954 19 7 No Time for Sergeants September 1954 19 8 My Sister Eileen September 1954 20 1 Black Knight October 1954 20 2 And Now Goodbye October 1954 20 3 Ballerina October 1954 20 4 I Love Trouble November 1954 20 5 Jet Pilot Story November 1954 20 6 Deception November 1954 20 7 Air Force Story December 1954 20 8 Hound Dog Man December 1954 21 1 Further 1955 21 2 The Prisoner 1955 21 3 Darkness at Noon January 1955 21 4 Beauty and the Beast, Mark of the Leopard February 1955 21 5 Long Grey Line February 1955 21 6 Last Pharoahs, Quest of Golden Fleece March 1955 21 7 The Palace of the Jackals March 1955 21 8 House of Love March 1955 22 1 Pygmalion, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof April 1955 22 2 Macbeth April 1955 22 3 The Prisoner April 1955 22 4 The Woman May 1955 22 5 Woman in the House June 1955 22 6 Invasion June 1955 23 1 The Great Togo July 1955 23 2 Day of the Trial July 1955 23 3 My Sister Eileen August 1955 23 4 The Last Hurrah August 1955 24 1 Sleeping Prince August 1955 24 2 Wild Stallion August 1955 24 3 Picnic, The Chalk Garden September 1955 24 4 Happy Birthday, Precious Bane September 1955 24 5 Guard of Honor October 1955 24 6 Oklahoma, No Escape October 1955 25 1 A Lawless Street November 1955 25 2 Autumn Leaves November 1955 25 3 Battle Stations December 1955 25 4 The Fighting Texan December 1955 26 1 Nightmare in Red January 1956 26 2 Shake, Rattle and Roll January 1956 26 3 Tales of the Texas Rangers May 1956 26 4 79 Park Avenue 1956 26 5 Last Angry Man January 1957 26 6 God Created Woman January 1957 27 1 Powwow Cartoons January 1957

(Screen Gems)

 27 2 China Doll February 1957 27 3 Bitter Victory, The Colditz Story February 1957 27 4 Western Ranch Party February 1957

(Screen Gems)

 27 5 Pal Joey March 1957 27 6 Day the Money Stopped March 1957 27 7 Bluebeards Bathtub March 1957

(Screen Gems)

 28 1 Killer 21 Men April 1957 28 2 High Iron April 1957

(Screen Gems)

 28 3 His Girl Friday May 1957 28 4 Battle of the Coral Sea May 1957 28 5 Baby Snooks May 1957 28 6 Island in the Sun June 1957 28 7 Happiest Millionaire June 1957 29 1 Sea of Lost Ships July 1957 29 2 Pick-Up on Dope Street July 1957 29 3 Operation Madball August 1957 29 4 Pal Joey August 1957 29 5 The Iceman Cometh, Pal Joey September 1957 29 6 American Bandstand December 1957 30 1 Bonjour Tristesse February 1958 30 2 Screaming Mimi February 1958 30 3 District Attorney March 1958 30 4 Victor Victory March 1958 30 5 Tales of Frankenstein April 1958 31 1 Father Knows Best May 1958 31 2 Dennis the Menace May 1958 31 3 Gunman’s Walk May 1958 31 4 Caves of the Night May 1958 32 1 The Cape Canaveral Story June 1958 32 2 Dennis the Menace June 1958 32 3 Andersonville June 1958 32 4 Gunman from Laredo June 1958 32 5 Sons and Lovers July 1958 32 6 The Affair July 1958 33 1 Another Man’s Woman July 1958 33 2 Huckleberry Hound August 1958 33 3 Batman/Robin August 1958 33 4 Bell, Book, and Candle August 1958 34 1 The Mouse that Roared September 1958 34 2 Belvedere Tower September 1958 34 3 The Rifleman October 1958 34 4 Strategic Air Command October 1958 34 5 Last Angry Man October 1958 35 1 Once More with Feeling November 1958 35 2 Dennis the Menace November 1958 35 3 Success Story November 1958 35 4 Gidget December 1958 35 5 Nightstick December 1958 35 6 The Secret Life of James Thurber December 1958 36 1 The Tall American January 1959 36 2 Blondie February 1959 36 3 A Raisin in the Sun March 1959 36 4 Battle of the Coral Sea March 1959 36 5 Song in My Heart March 1959 36 6 Nancy Walker Show March 1959 37 1 Naked City June 1959 37 2 Let No Man Write My Epitaph June 1959 37 3 Victory Through Air Power July 1959 37 4 Who Was that Lady July 1959 37 5 My Friend Flicka July 1959 38 1 Fat Man April 1959 38 2 Suddenly Last Summer April 1959 38 3 Harrison High April 1959 38 4 Undercover Car May 1959 38 5 Deadly Is the Canyon May 1959 39 1 Daniel Boone August 1959 39 2 The Legend of Tom Dooley August 1959 39 3 To Sir with Love, Last Angry Man September 1959 39 4 Gene Krupa Story September 1959 39 5 Playhouse 90 September 1959 39 6 Lawrence of Arabia October 1959 40 1 Donna Reed Show October 1959 40 2 Black Hawk November 1959 40 3 Angry Red Planet November 1959 40 4 Pennies from Heaven December 1959

(Screen Gems)

 40 5 Mouse that Roared December 1959 41 1 Strangers When We Meet January 1960 41 2 The Guns of Navarone January 1960 41 3 Our Man in Havana February 1960 41 4 The Wackiest Ship in the Army February 1960 41 5 Nun’s Story March 1960 41 6 My Dog Buddy March 1960 42 1 The War Lover April 1960 42 2 Raisin in the Sun May 1960 42 3 Porgy and Bess June 1960 42 4 All the Young Men July 1960 42 5 Joseph and His Brethren August 1960 Series II. Correspondence-Titles of Teletypes (Alphabetical) 1929-1958 0.90 cubic ft. (2 document boxes)

Arranged alphabetically in original orders.

 Teletypes (New York): 43 1 Count-Cowan 1942-1957

Includes Counter-Attack, Cover Girl, Lester Cowan, Cowboy

 43 2 lam-Leg 1932-1957

Includes The Last Hurrah, The Gilded Cage and legal matters

 43 3 Man-Mir 1932-1957

Includes Man Without Fear, Man’s Castle, Marine Story, Marrying Kind, Minute Myseteries

 43 4 Mix-Mur 1932-1951

Includes Tom Mix, Grace Moore, The More the Merrier, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

 43 5 Scr-Sho 1933-1950

Includes She Wouldn’t Say Yes, Shopworn, She Married Her Boss, and serials

 43 6 Titles 1929-1942

Includes A Night to Remember, Ali Baba Goes to Town

 43 7 Titles 1937-1941

Includes Burma Road, Sue my Lawyer

 43 8 Titles 1954-1957

Includes My Sister Eileen, Beauty and the Beast

 43 9 Teletypes (Release Schedule) 1929-1954

Includes Stella Dallas, Night to Remember

 43 10 Teletypes (CP Titles) 1945-1954

Includes One Way to Love, Toilers of the Sea

 43 11 Teletypes (Television) 1951-1954

Includes Dinah Shore, Father Knows Best

 Teletypes: 44 1 Bengal Lancers 1956-1958 44 2 Casey Jones 1957-1958 44 3 Circus Boy 1956-1957 44 4 Combat Correspondent 1957-1958 44 5 Danger Is My Business (Johnny Nighthawk, Rim of Crescent) 1956-1958 44 6 Dennis the Menace 1957-1958 44 7 Dial 116 1957-1958 44 8 Disaster Squad 1957 44 9 Donna Reed Show 1957-1958 44 10 Ford Theatre, Celebrity Playhouse, Damon Runyon 1940-1956

(Dramas)

 44 11 Famous Artists Corporation 1957-1958 44 12 Father Knows Best 1956-1958 44 13 Florida Sheriff 1958 44 14 Frankenstein 1957-1958 44 15 Ivanhoe 1956-1958 44 16 Man from Texas 1957-1958 44 17 Naked City 1957-1958 44 18 Ranch Party 1956-1958 44 19 Rin Tin Tin 1956-1958 44 20 The Spoilers 1956 44 21 Stage Coach 1957-1958 44 22 Texas Rangers 1956-1958 44 23 Virginian 1957-1958 Series III. Financial 1941-1950 0.45 cubic ft. (1 document box)

Arranged chronologically in original order.

 45 1 Short Subjects as of 3/27/43 – Includes Three Stooges, World of Sports, Kate Smith, Screen Snapshots 1941-1943 45 2 Short Subjects as of 6/26/43 – Includes Glove Slingers, Andy Clydes, Three Stooges, World of Sports 1941-1943 45 3 Short Subjects as of 9/24/43 – Includes Screen Snapshots, Kate Smith, Three Stooges, Andy Clydes 1941-1943 45 4 Short Subjects as of 12/25/43 – Includes All Stars, Color Rhapsodies, Kate Smith, Three Stooges, World of Sports 1941-1944 45 5 Short Subjects as of 3/25/44 – Includes Phantasies, L’il Abner, Kate Smith, Three Stooges 1942-1943 45 6 Short Subjects as of 6/25/44 – Includes Famous Bands, Panoramics, Kate Smith, Three Stooges 1942-1944 45 7 Short Subjects as of 9/30/44 – Includes Three Stooges, Andy Clydes, Kate Smith, Community Sings 1942-1945 45 8 Short Subjects as of 12/30/44 – Includes Three Stooges, All Stars, Hugh Herbert, Screen Snapshots 1942-1945 45 9 Short Subjects as of 6/30/45 – Includes Three Stooges, Fox and Crow, Film-Vodril, Sport Reels 1943-1945 45 10 Short Subjects as of 12/26/45 – Includes Three Stooges, Musical Gaiety, Screen Snapshots 1943-1946 45 11 Short Subjects as of 6/29/46 – Includes Three Stooges, Shemp Howard, Schilling and Lane 1943-1946 45 12 Short Subjects as of 12/28/46 – Includes Three Stooges, Thrills of Music, Screen Snapshots 1943-1947 45 13 Short Subjects as of 6/28/47 – Includes Vera Vague, Three Stooges, A Harbor Goes to France 1945-1947 45 14 Short Subjects as of 4/24/48 – Includes Hollywood Cowboys, Three Stooges, Off the Air 1947-1948 45 15 Short Subjects as of 3/26/49 – Includes Vera Vague Laff Tours, Pickled Puss, Billie Gets Her Man 1948-1949 45 16 Short Subjects as of 12/31/49 – Includes Candid Microphone, Rolling Down to Reno, Smiles and Styles 1947-1949 45 17 Short Subjects as of 6/30/50 – Includes Kitty Caddy, A Lass in Alaska, Gene Krupa Orchestra 1948-1950 45 18 Short Subjects as of 12/30/50 – Includes Hollywood’s Santa Claus Lane, Acrobatic Babies, Three Stooges 1948-1950 45 19 Telegraph Changes 1941 45 20 Telephone and Electrical Installation for Mr. Cohn and Irving Briskin 1946 Series IV. Story Conferences 1946-1950 0.25 cubic ft. (1 slim document box)

Arranged alphabetically.

 46 1 “A” – Includes All the King’s Men, Anna Lucasta, Are you Making Any Money 1949-1950 46 2 “B” – Includes Born Yesterday, Brave Bulls, The Bandit of Sherwood Forest 1946-1950 46 3 “C – E” – Includes Cover Girl 1946-1950 46 4 “D” - Includes Dark Past, Down to Earth, Destroyer 1946-1950 46 5 “F” – Includes The Flying Missile, Fuller Brush Girl, Father Is a Bachelor, Framed 1946-1950 Series V. Architectural Charts 1934-1974

Arranged topically.

Four boxes of architectural drawings were combined into one in June 2019. Boxes 48-50 no longer exist.

 47 SH.1 Architectural Chart – Main Lot Facilities, Diagram of Departmental Problems – Columbia Pictures undated 47 SH.2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Architectural Charts – Main Lot Facilities (Usage) – Columbia Pictures undated 47 SH.8, 9 Architectural Charts – Northwest Corner, Columbia Ranch Showing Suggested Siting of Additional Stages and Other Facilities undated 47 SH.10 Architectural Chart – Study Combining Main Lot and Ranch Facilities – Columbia Pictures undated 47 Architectural Charts – Main Lot Facilities Showing Set-Back Areas – Columbia Pictures undated 47 Architectural Charts – Main Lot – Columbia Pictures June 1969, July 1970, undated 47 Architectural Chart – Parking Areas – Columbia Pictures Corp. undated 47 Architectural Chart – Main Lot – Columbia Pictures July 1955, July 1959 47 Architectural Chart – Sound Dubbing Stage, Duct Layout & Details – Columbia Pictures April 1956 47 Architectural Chart – Old Office Building (Floor Plan) – Columbia Pictures November 1936 47 Sheet #1, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, Scoring Stage with Acoustical Furring – Columbia Pictures December 1935 47 Sheet #2, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, First Floor Electrical – Columbia Pictures August 1934 47 Sheet #Missing, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, Second Floor Electrical – Columbia Pictures August 1934 47 Sheet #4, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, Third Floor Electrical – Columbia Pictures August 1934 47 Sheet #1, Architectural Blueprint (Electrical Addenda) – Scoring Stage Building, Fourth Floor – Columbia Pictures November 1935 47 Sheet #2, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, Fourth Floor, Projection Room, Sound Plan – Columbia Pictures November 1935 47 Sheet #Missing, Architectural Blueprint – Scoring Stage Building, Door to Monitor Room, Wainscot Mold – Columbia Pictures undated 47 Sheet #2 Architectural Blueprint (Acoustic) – Scoring Stage Building – Columbia Pictures December 1965 47 Architectural Chart – Plan Layout of Main Lot – Columbia Pictures July 1955, July 1959 47 Architectural Chart – Main Lot – Columbia Pictures June 1969, July 1970 47 Copy of Detail Sketch (Graves, Crypts, Roadway) – Columbia Pictures undated 47 Copy of Detail Sketch (Steps?) – Columbia Pictures undated 47 Architectural Chart – Assigned Parking – Columbia Pictures March 1968 47 Architectural Chart – Landscape Development – Columbia Pictures June 1969 47 P-4, P-5 Architectural Charts – Two Sound Stages (Sides) – Columbia Pictures January 1964 47 P-3 Architectural Chart – Two Sound Stages, Catwalk & Grid – Columbia Pictures January 1964 47 P-2 Architectural Chart – Two Sound Stages, Floor Plan – Columbia Pictures January 1964 47 P-1 Architectural Chart – Two Sound Stages, Site Plan – Columbia Pictures January 1964 47 Architectural Chart – Existing Condition, Main Lot – Columbia Pictures September 1965 47 Architectural Chart – DC Distribution, Dubbing Stage #2 – Columbia Pictures April 1956 47 Architectural Chart – Lighting, Dubbing Stage #2 – Columbia Pictures April 1956 47 Architectural Chart – Beachwood Ave. Substructures May 15, 1965 Series VI. List of Stockholders 1943-1949 1.65 cubic ft. (3 F20 boxes)

Arranged chronologically.

 51 1-2 Voting Trust Certificates for Common Stock June 30, 1943-March 31, 1944 51 3 Common No Par Stock June 30, 1944 51 4-9 Common No Par Stock, Voting Trust Certificates for Common Stock September 30, 1944-December 31, 1945 51 10 $4.25 Cumulative Preferred No Par Stock February 15,1946 52 1-7 Common No Par Stock, Voting Trust Certificates for Common Stock March 30, 1946-September 30, 1947 53 1-8 Common No Par Stock, Voting Trust Certificates for Common Stock March 31, 1948-December 31, 1949